Phil Ford (writer)




























Phil Ford
Occupation Screenwriter
Language English
Nationality British
Period 1997 - present
Genre Drama, science fiction

Phil Ford (born 1960[1]) is a British television writer. He was head writer from the second series of The Sarah Jane Adventures,[2] broadcast in 2008, wrote "The Waters of Mars", one of the 2009 special episodes of Doctor Who, with Russell T Davies.[3] and wrote the majority of the 2010s video game series Doctor Who: The Adventure Games.


In 2012, with Davies, he created Wizards vs Aliens which ran for three series.


He won a Hugo Award, a Writers' Guild Award and was four-times BAFTA nominated.



Selected filmography



















































































Production
 Notes
 Broadcaster

Taggart
  • "Berserker" (1997)
ITV

Coronation Street
  • 86 Episodes (1997-2002)
ITV

Heartbeat
  • "Spellbound" (1998)
ITV

Bad Girls

  • "Love Rivals" (1999)

  • "The Set-Up" (2000)

  • "Family Plan" (2000)

  • "The Chains of Freedom" (2001)

  • "Uninvited Guests" (2001)

  • "Cat and Mouse" (2001)

  • "Unholy Alliances" (2002)

  • "Pillow Talk" (2002)

  • Episode 5.03 (2003)

  • Episode 6.08 (2004)

  • Episode 6.12 (2004)

  • Episode 7.01 (2005)

  • Episode 7.04 (2005)

  • Episode 7.11 (2005)

  • Episode 8.04 (2006)

  • Episode 8.08 (2006)

  • Christmas Special (2006) (2011)
ITV

The Bill

  • "Tolerance: Part 1" (2001)

  • "Tolerance: Part 2" (2001)

  • "Crush" (2001)

  • "Quinnan 1" (2002)
ITV

Footballers' Wives
  • "All To Play For" (2002)
ITV

New Captain Scarlet

  • "Instrument of Destruction: Part One" (2005)

  • "Instrument of Destruction: Part Two" (2005)

  • "Swarm" (2005)

  • "Rat Trap" (2005)

  • "The Homecoming" (2005)

  • "Mercury Falling" (2005)

  • "Chiller" (2005)

  • "Trap for a Rhino" (2005)

  • "Heist" (2005)

  • "The Achilles Messenger" (2005)

  • "Touch of the Reaper" (2005)

  • "Virus" (2005)

  • "Enigma" (2005)

  • "Best of Enemies" (2005)

  • "Contact" (2005)

  • "Proteus" (2005)

  • "Syrtis Major" (2005)

  • "Fallen Angels" (2005)

  • "Storm at the End of the World" (2005)

  • "Duel" (2005)

  • "Shapeshifter" (2005)

  • "Dominion" (2005)

  • "Grey Skulls" (2005)
ITV

Bombshell
  • Various Episodes (2006)
TV ONE

Waterloo Road

  • Episode 2.06 (2007)

  • Episode 2.12 (2007)
BBC One

The Sarah Jane Adventures

  • "Eye of the Gorgon" (2 parts, 2007)

  • "The Lost Boy" (2 parts, 2007)

  • "The Last Sontaran" (2 parts, 2008)

  • "The Day of the Clown" (2 parts, 2008)

  • "Enemy of the Bane" (2 parts, 2008)

  • "Prisoner of the Judoon" (2 parts, 2009)

  • "The Eternity Trap" (2 parts, 2009)

  • "Mona Lisa's Revenge" (2 parts, 2009)

  • "The Vault of Secrets" (2 parts, 2010)

  • "Sky" (2 parts, 2011)

  • "The Curse of Clyde Langer" (2 parts, 2011)
CBBC

Torchwood
  • "Something Borrowed" (2008)
BBC Three

Doctor Who

  • "The Waters of Mars" (Co-written with Russell T Davies) (2009)

  • "Into the Dalek" (Co-written with Steven Moffat) (2014)
BBC One

Dreamland
  • All 6 Episodes (2009)
CBBC

Doctor Who: The Adventure Games

  • "City of the Daleks" (2010)

  • "Blood of the Cybermen" (2010)

  • "Shadows of the Vashta Nerada" (2010)

  • "The Gunpowder Plot" (2011)
BBC Online

Wizards vs Aliens

  • "Dawn of the Nekross" (2 parts, 2012)

  • "Grazlax Attacks" (2 parts, 2012)

  • "The Last Day" (2 parts, 2012)

  • "100 Wizards" (2 parts, 2013)

  • "The Thirteenth Floor" (2 parts, 2013)

  • "Endless Night" (2 parts, 2013)

  • "The Secret Of Room 12" (2 parts, 2014)

  • "The Daughters of Stone" (2 parts, 2014)

  • "Twilight Falls" (2 parts,2014)
CBBC


References





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  2. ^ Doctor Who Magazine #393


  3. ^ Doctor Who Magazine #398




External links




  • Phil Ford on IMDb


  • Episode 126 - Phil and Dan interview for Starburst magazine's podcast




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