Russell T Davies
Doctor Who
['the prelude', 'greek national anthem', 'mount vernon', 'support vector machines', 'mother series', 'yoda', 'spongebob squarepants', 'netscape navigator', 'meno', 'peer gynt', 'the cleveland show', 'swan lake', 'general relativity', 'the blue danube', 'the fountainhead', 'scrovegni chapel', 'the vampyre', 'dynamite', 'sistine chapel ceiling', 'tom', 'rienzi', 'this is 40', 'bicycle thieves', 'shahnama', 'evangelion', 'the boondocks', 'dandy horse', 'zorro', 'euridice', 'power rangers turbo', 'jerry', 'the mysterious island', 'heroes', 'radiocarbon dating', 'duino elegies', 'discobolus', 'the saint', 'tree hill', 'portia', 'the wild duck', 'de oratore', 'dark shadows', 'macintosh', 'amonasro', 'divina commedia', 'zamenhof', 'one piece', 'mario', 'desdemona', 'mona lisa', 'the secret agent', 'mahabharata', 'mishneh torah', '30 rock', 'peter rabbit', 'american idol', 'fafhrd', 'human understanding', 'canterbury tales', 'theme music', 'conjugated valve gear', 'mad men', 'sleepy hollow', 'robin', 'railway air brake', 'knocked up', 'pip', 'the tempest', 'academic festival overture', 'lucia di lammermoor', 'the wasps', 'american horror story', 'ramcharitmanas', 'theogony', 'onegin', 'the brothers karamazov', 'as you like it', 'mackerras pendulum', 'brian', 'the daily show', 'braille', 'woolworth building', 'orpheus', 'scobie malone', 'fox mulder', 'the flintstones', 'het gulden cabinet', 'historia regum britanniae', 'ringworld', 'my fair lady', 'metamorphosis', 'guildford cathedral', 'the phantom', 'peter', 'annika bengtzon', 'armenian alphabet', 'futari ecchi', 'induction coil', 'zizhi tongjian']
On the Waterfront (TV series)
On the Waterfront was a BBC Saturday morning children's programme, filmed at Brunswick Dock, Liverpool. It was hosted by Andrew O'Connor, Kate Copstick, Bernadette Nolan and Terry Randall. The programme ran for two seasons in 1988 and 1989, and consisted of comedy sketches interspersed with cartoons, competitions and music. The writer Russell T Davies, later a BAFTA Award-winner for his work on programmes such as Queer as Folk and Doctor Who, worked on the series, writing the script for a comedy dubbed version of the children's drama series The Flashing Blade.