Produced for ITV by Clerkenwell Films, this super-natural drama was created by Welsh horror writer Stephen Volk, and ran for two seasons in 2005
and 2006. John Hannah was the executive
producer on the first and final instalments here.
Liverpool-born Lesley Sharpe won the RTS Best
Actress award and a Golden Nymph prize for her
role as psychic believer Alison Mundy.
Andrew Lincoln played sceptic academic, Dr.
Andrew Lincoln played sceptic academic, Dr.
Robert Bridge, and together they investigated
paranormal cases in Bristol.
paranormal cases in Bristol.
Sharp (pictured as Sky Silvestry in Midnight) was
joined in the six-part season by Mark Bonnar,
and a total of twenty-eight Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
More Than Meets The Eye
(TX: September 24 2005)
- Gail Clayton (Surgeon) voiced Rigan for Big Finish's Unregenerate (2005)
- Kate [born Ann Catherine] Duchene (Barbara) voiced Regina/Seraphim for The High Price of Parking (2017), and Antonia Werner for Fairytale of Salzburg (2018)
- Colin Prockter (Rose) was the Chef in The Long Game, and the ARP Warden in Victory of the Daleks
- David Cromarty (Student) voiced Robersuun for Mindbomb (2006), then was Soldier in Thin Ice, Empress of Mars, Twice Upon a Time and War of the Sontarans
- Adam Ridge was boom operator on Music of the Spheres too
- Rod [Paul] Woodruff was also stunt co-ordinator on Rose and World War Three
- Paul Kulik was a stuntman on Rose too
- series composer Edmund Butt, Toby Wood (music engineer), and Liz Pearson (post-production supervisor) all worked on An Adventure in Space and Time in those same capacities
- Clare Cathcart (Liz) voiced Mary Fitzgerald for The Settling (2006), Trooper for Urban Myths, Maria for Son of the Dragon (both 2007), Starling for The Phoenix Strain (2016), and Orla for The Blood Furnace (2017)
- Jonathan Farmer was first assistant director on Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS too
- Steven [William Thomas] Elder [born Lawrence] (Rabey) voiced Siy Tarkov for Dalek Empire (2003/4), Commander Farrow for Jubilee, Eric Rawden for Something Inside (2006), Rudolph for Blood on Santa's Claw, Lord Lycaon for I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day and Brightly Shone the Moon That Night (all 2019), and Grand Duke Cosimus/the Mechanic for The Last of the Kaleds (2025)
- Rhodri Meilir (Daniel 2) was Rhodri in The Runaway Bride
- John Owen (Patient) was Thorpe in The Daemons
- Joanna Horton (Frankie) voiced Brooke 1 for The Diary of River Song 3 (2018)
- Saskia Reeves (Sheila) voiced Carmen Rega for Emissary of the Daleks (2019), then was Mary Wollstonecraft/Maddelena Fagandini in Delia: The Myths and Legendary Tapes
- Richard [Henry] Beale (Keyhoe) provided the Refusian Voice in The Ark, was Bat Masterson in The Gunfighters, Broadcast Voice in The Macra Terror, and the Minister in (episode 3 of) The Green Death
- Mark Benton (McClune) was Clive [Finch] in Rose (a role reprised by Big Finish for The Dimension Cannon and Other Worlds), and voiced Ellis for Invaders from Mars (2002), and Jack Coulson for Energy of the Daleks (2012)
- Lisa Diveney (Girl) voiced Dr. Norma Vine for Time of the Intelligence (2017)
- Susan Engel (Ellen) was Cessair in The Stones of Blood
- Tristan [Daniel] Beint [born Ogbourne] (Student) was Tom in The Day of the Doctor
- Nikki Amuka Bird (Sandra) was the Glass Woman [Helen Clay] in Twice Upon a Time, and voiced Major Tamasan for The Time War 2 (2018)
- Elaine Matthews was also script supervisor on The Girl Who Waited and The God Complex
- Veronica Roberts (Jean) voiced Krelos Major for The Fate of Krelos, Relly for Return to Telos (both 2015), and Ohila for Light the Flame (2021)
- Phyllida [Ann] Law (Irene) was Bea Nelson-Stanley in The Sarah Jane Adventures: Eye of the Gorgon, and voiced Belldonia for The Bride of Peladon (2008)
- Ewart James Walters (Abel) voiced Tucker for The Last Diner (2021)
- James Scott was the focus puller on Closing Time too
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