- John
Whitaker Hulke FRCS FRS FGS (6
November 1830 – 19
February 1895) was a
British surgeon,
geologist and
fossil collector. He was the son of a physician...
-
Malcolm Ainsworth Hulke (21
November 1924 – 6 July 1979) was a
British television writer and
author of the
industry "bible"
Writing for
Television in...
- the 1970
serial Doctor Who and the Silurians, and were
created by
Malcolm Hulke. The
first Silurians introduced are
depicted as
prehistoric and scientifically...
- Wealden.
Hulke described additional sauropod material from the
Wealden in 1879, and
reevaluated the
designations used by Owen and Seeley.
Hulke identified...
-
humerocristatus Hulke, 1874: non Cetiosaurus; =
Ornithopsis humerocristatus (
Hulke, 1874) Lydekker, 1889; =
Pelorosaurus humerocristatus (
Hulke, 1874) Sauvage...
- some
other fragments. In
attempt to
clarify the situation, John
Whitaker Hulke returned to the
Hypsilophodon fossil bed on the Isle of
Wight to obtain...
- his
spare time. His
breakthrough into
television came when
friend Malcolm Hulke, whom he met when he
rented a room from him,
asked for his help with the...
-
parts on BBC1 from 26
February to 1
April 1972. It was
written by
Malcolm Hulke and
directed by
Michael E. Briant. The
serial is
notable as the
first appearance...
-
parts on BBC1 from 10
April to 15 May 1971. The serial,
written by
Malcolm Hulke, is set on the mineral-rich
human colony world of
Uxarieus in 2472. In the...
-
worked previously with
Letts and was a good
friend of Jon Pertwee.
Malcolm Hulke spoke of the
character and his
relationship with the Doctor: "There was...
