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Ncuti Gatwa
Lucky Day
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Synopsis


Conrad Clark
Conrad Clark
 Ruby Sunday faces life back on Earth without The Doctor.

 She has got a loving family and a handsome new man in her life but she still misses her best friend.

 But when a savage alien creature from Ruby's past brings terror to a remote English village can Ruby and UNIT save her new boyfriend Conrad from the terrifying Shreek?

 UNIT is forced into a deadly battle that will push Kate Lethbridge-Stewart to her limits…



General Information

Season: Forty Two (New Series 15)
Production Code: 15-4
Story Number: 316 (New Series: 160)
Episode Number:888 (New Series: 192)
Number of Episodes: 1
Percentage of Episodes Held:100%
Working Titles:"Meanwhile"
Production Dates: November - December 2023
Broadcast Date: 03 May 2025
Colour Status: HD Colour
Studio: Wolf Studios (Cardiff, Wales)
Location:
Cardiff (City Centre and Howells Department Store); Newton, Porthcawl
Writer:Pete McTighe
Director:Peter Hoar
Producer:Vicki Delow
Executive Producers:Jane Tranter, Joel Collins, Julie Gardner, Phil Collinson and Russell T Davies
Brand Director for BBC Studios:Vanessa Hamilton
Production Executive for BBC Studios:John Hamer
Executive Producer for the BBC:Nick Lambon
Co-Producer:Sharon King
Assistant Directors:Geraint Havard Jones (1st), Charlie Campbell (2nd), Jennifer Day (3rd) and Rosey-Pepper Mortley (Crowd 2nd)
Director's Assistant:Abdoul Razak Ceesay
Producer's Assistant:Jamie McKee
Script Supervisors:Nicki Coles and Ines Mayorga (Assistant)
Script Editors:David Cheung and Rasheed Bello (Assistant)
Editors:Ben Drury, Emily Lawrence (Assistant), Joseph Keirle (Assistant), Yas Downess (Assistant), Freddie Heppell (VFX) and Catrin Rees (VFX Assistant)
Colourist:Gareth Spensley
Production Executive:Steffan Morris
Junior Production Executive:Charlotte Cox
Production Manager:Jenny Morgan
Production Assistant:Lisa Elena Williams
Post Production Producer:Ceres Doyle
Post Production Supervisor:Louise Sutton
Location Managers:Alex Moore and Shuaib Said (Assistant)
Supervising Location Manager:Iwan Roberts
Studio Managers:Richard Balshaw and Lloyd Di Mauro (Assistant)
Unit Manager:Kyle Yates
Production Designer:Phil Sims
Director of Production:Emily Russell
Director of Photography:Sam Core
Casting Director:Andy Pryor CDG/CSA
Online Editors:Joshua Williams and Monika Bednarczyk (Assistant)
Line Producer:Angela Phillips
Costume Designer:Pam Downe
Hair & Make-Up Designer:Julie Kendrick
Cameramen:Andrea Jovanovska (Clapper Loader), Sarah MacLeod (Clapper Loader), James Chesterton ACO (Operator), Steve Rees (Operator), Chai Lee Tan (Trainee) and Salma Salah (Trainee)
Visual Effects:Automatik VFX
VFX Producer:Anne Akande
VFX Supervisors:Dave Houghton and Sebastian Barker
Additional VFX:BBC Wales Graphics
Special Effects:Real SFX
Creature FX:Millenium FX
Stunt Co-ordinator:Derek Lea
Stunt Performers:George Harris, George Surry, Joel Conlan and Tom Barnett
Puppeteer:Rachel Wansker
Creature Movement:Paul Kasey
Creature Choreographer:Paul Kasey
Incidental Music:Murray Gold
Sound Recordist:Alex Thompson
Re-recording Mixer:Paul McFadden
Music Performed By:BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Music Conducted By:Alastair King
Assistant to Composer:Sam Dinley
Music Mixed By:Jake Jackson
Score Preperation By:Dave Foster
Music Supervisors:Ollie White and Estera Dabrowska (Assistant)
Music Editor:Marnie Davidge
Title Sequence:Painting Practice & Realtime Visualisation
Title Music:Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Arranged by Murray Gold
Number of Doctors: 1
The Doctor:
Ncuti Gatwa (The Fifteenth Doctor)
Number of Companions: 2
The Companions:
Millie Gibson (Ruby Sunday) and Varada Sethu (Belinda Chandra)
Guest Cast:
Jemma Redgrave (Kate Lethbridge-Stewart), Anita Dobson (Mrs Flood)
Additional Cast:
Benjamin Chivers (Young Conrad), Kirsty Hoiles (Moira Clark), Jonah Hauer-King (Conrad Clark), Gethin Alderman (The Shreek), Kareem Alexander (Jordan Lang), Michelle Greenidge (Carla Sunday), Angela Wynter (Cherry Sunday), Faye McKeever (Louise Miller), Madison Stock (Elsa), Paddy Stafford (Sparky), Blake Anderson (Jack), Aoife Gaston (Michelle), Paul Jerricho (Alfie), Michael Woodford (Derek), Alexander Devrient (Colonel Christofer Ibrahim), Tina Gray (Audrey), Ruth Madeley (Shirley Bingham), Lachele Carl (Trinity Wells), Reeta Chakrabarti (Herself), Joel Dommett (Himself), Alex Jones (Herself), Calypso Cragg (Influencer 2), James Craven (Influencer 3), Selorm Adonu (Influencer 1), Aidan Cook (The Vlinx), Nicholas Briggs (Voice of the Vlinx)
Setting:
London (2007, 2024 and 2025)
Villains:Conrad Clark and The Shreek


The Episodes

No. Episodes Broadcast
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Duration Viewers
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In Archive
888Lucky Day03 May 202546'24"2.8Yes

Total Duration 46 Minutes


Audience Appreciation

Average Viewers (Millions) 2.8


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Notes


"Lucky Day" is a ‘Doctor-lite’ story and features the return of former travelling companion Ruby Sunday (played by Millie Gibson), who is this story's leading role opposite Conrad Clark (played by Jonah Hauer-King), with both the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) and Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) only appearing briefly.

This story focuses on Ruby, who begins a relationship with Conrad as she attempts to find her place in the world after leaving The Doctor. However, when it is revealed that Conrad has been using Ruby to discredit UNIT and its leader Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (played by Jemma Redgrave), Ruby and Kate have to deal with the repercussions of Conrad's actions.

This story was devised by showrunner Russell T Davies, who enlisted Pete McTighe to write the story and to explore further Ruby and Kate's characters while also exploring the spread of online hatred and its effects. It was directed by Peter Hoar.

It has been revealed that showrunner Russell T Davies wanted to include a story covering the spread of ‘toxic, online hatred’, and contacted writer Pete McTighe to write the script. Pete McTighe had previously written stories under former showrunner Chris Chibnall. When writing this story, he said that he wanted to take the opportunity to explore what happens to a companion after they leave The Doctor, feeling that it had infrequently been done in the past. Pete McTighe described this story as a mix between action, romantic comedy, and gothic horror. He also compared one of the main settings to Devil's End from the 1971 Third Doctor story "The Dæmons" and the fact that it was a Ruby-centric story to the 2024 story "73 Yards".

Previously speaking about this story, Pete McTighe said of the move of focus away from The Doctor: ‘Of course, The Doctor is in the episode, in a very significant way, but really Lucky Day is Ruby's story. I love what Millie Gibson did in her first season, so being able to come in and develop her character even further was really exciting. Throughout all of Doctor Who (with the exception of Sarah Jane Smith) we've never really explored what happens to someone after they stop travelling with The Doctor, and how those adventures impacted them. I loved being able to delve into that aspect of the character’.

This is Millie Gibson’s first of two appearances, as Ruby Sunday, that she made during the main part of this season, as well as her first appearance since the 2024 Christmas special, "Joy to the World".

In July 2024, during a Doctor Who panel at the San Diego Comic-Con, it was officially announced that Jonah Hauer-King had been cast in a role that would be involved in Ruby's character arc. Further details were later revealed that Jonah Hauer-King would portray Conrad Clark, a podcaster who would become Ruby's boyfriend.

Guest appearances include: Paul Jerricho, who plays Alfie, and who previously played the role of the Castellan in the 1983 Twentieth Anniversary Special "The Five Doctors"; Lachele Carl reprised her role as newsreader Trinity Wells; Alex Jones appears as herself, a Welsh presenter on The One Show interviewing Conrad Clark. The remainder of the guest cast includes Jemma Redgrave, Ruth Madeley, Michelle Greenidge, Angela Wynter, Alexander Devrient, as well as Nicholas Briggs, as the voice of the Vlinx, and Anita Dobson as Mrs Flood.

The read-through took place at Wolf Studios, Wales on the 7th November 2023. This story was part of the second production block and recorded along with "The Robot Revolution". The two stories in this block were filmed concurrently by utilising a back-to-back filming technique. Principal photography for the story began on 14th November 2023. Millie Gibson and Jonah Hauer-King were spotted filming scenes together two days later.

Location filming was carried out in Cardiff City Centre on the 24th November 2023. The production team made use of Howells department store for the abandoned department store scenes, which was similarly used as a filming location in "Rose". For the scenes set in the village, the town of Newton, Porthcawl, was used with recording taking place from the 27th to the 29th November 2023. Two-thirds of the budget allocated to the six-week filming block was used during those three days, three hours of which were spent shooting with a helicopter.

The primary Shreek costume was constructed using fibreglass moulds and clay, with the final moulds eventually being injected with silicon and painted. The Shreek costume used an animatronic head. The Shreek costumes used by Conrad's friends were designed as derivative versions of the primary Shreek costume. The design team at Millenium FX tasked a designer to look at the primary Shreek costume once and then constructed the derivative version from memory to reflect the costumes' in-universe construction. The team had to make the costumes look convincing while also looking like rubber costumes, which proved a challenge. The Shreek performers were unable to see inside the mask, requiring outside direction for the actors to know where they needed to go.

The inclusion of mannequins, in the scene where Conrad explores the abandoned department store featuring the Shreek, was a result of Pete McTighe wanting to include a callback to the first story of the show's revived era, "Rose", which featured the Autons.

Costume designer Pam Downe designed Ruby's outfits with dark blue and green colours, which Millie Gibson felt were ‘more mature colours’. One of her outfits included a pinstripe suit and trousers that Millie Gibson said was reminiscent of one of David Tennant's previous outfits.

The Doctor only appears briefly in three scenes. The first occurs at the very beginning of this story when he meets Conrad Clark as a young boy during New Year celebrations when the young Conrad encounters The Doctor and Belinda Chandra using the Vindicator. The Doctor’s second appearance in this story occurs, when he is still travelling with his previous companion Ruby Sunday, when both of them are unaware that their actions, involving a Shreek in an abandoned department store, is being observed by an older Conrad. The Doctor’s third and final appearance in this story is right at the end when he visits Conrad in his prison cell where he chastises him for his lies and for endangering Ruby and his friends in UNIT.

The Doctor’s appearances in this story are in fact ‘out of order’. This is similar to River Song’s appearances. The Doctor's first appearance occurs after the events of "The Well", his second appearance occurs shortly after "The Devil's Chord" and his appearance at the end occurs between the events of "Joy to the World" and "The Robot Revolution".

This story also included a number of Easter egg references to past stories and popular culture. Being a ‘Doctor-lite’ story Russell T Davies stated that he wanted ‘inventive ways’ to include The Doctor, one of which is a flashback to a story set in the previous season.

This story reveals that Ruby Sunday has joined UNIT but is struggling to go about her life and is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder following her time travelling with The Doctor, which Russell T Davies wanted to portray in this story. This story also allowed Pete McTighe to explore Kate Lethbridge-Stewart's character further, with her willingness to go too far being something that Pete McTighe stated would have further repercussions ‘beyond this episode, beyond this season, even beyond this show’.

Ruby mentions that she has a new mother ‘which is a long story’ (see "The Church on Ruby Road" and "The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death") and a new dad ‘which is an even longer story’ (see "The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death").

It is revealed that The Doctor first learned of Belinda from Conrad (who had learned of her by meeting The Doctor and Belinda in 2007). However, at this point in time he has yet to meet her. The Doctor previously alluded to someone telling him Belinda's name in advance in "The Robot Revolution" - thus making their first meeting a temporal paradox.

Former companion Melanie Bush is mentioned. She is currently on her way to Sydney, Australia, where there is ‘something strange happening in the harbour’.

Mrs Flood briefly appears at the end of this story. This time, she is seen as the governor of the prison where Conrad is locked up.

Conrad Clark taunts Kate Lethbridge-Stewart with mention of her father, Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (AKA The Brigadier).

Trinity Wells is seen hosting her own online show, as previously depicted in "The Giggle".

It has been revealed Pete McTighe developed the Shreek off the idea of a ‘four-legged, creeping animal’, leaning into his childhood fears about dog-like creatures in the dark. He made the Shreek’s motivations simple, with a desire to hunt, a monster that could not be reasoned with and terrifying. Prior to this story's broadcast, the Shreek were first mentioned in "Caged", a 2024 Doctor Who novel by Una McCormack.

Ruby mentions having fought gods and meeting The Beatles (see "The Devil's Chord").

Conrad believes UNIT has lied about the Sycorax ("The Christmas Invasion"), the Cybermen and the Yeti in the London Underground ("The Web of Fear").

The Doctor is still using the Vindicator (in his attempt to return Belinda to Earth in 2025) every time they land, as previously seen in "Lux" and "The Well".

Kate Lethbridge-Stewart mentions UNIT's Time Window, which was previously seen in "The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death".

This story also introduces the Think Tank protest group, whose main goal is to prove and discredit UNIT as frauds despite the evidence against their claims with mentions to past incidents from previous stories in Doctor Who.

The name Think Tank immediately rang a bell for fans, who recalled the same moniker first seen opposing the Fourth Doctor in the 1974/75 story "Robot". In that story, Think Tank used a robot to steal destructor codes for the US, China and Russia's stockpile of nuclear weapons, and planned to start a nuclear war if the world didn't agree to its terms. Pete McTighe later confirmed that viewers were right to match the two as the inclusion was intended as a nod to the earlier antagonists; ‘Yes, Think Tank is a deliberate call-back to the story "Robot" from 1975. I figured Conrad did his research, and stole the name of a previous organisation that opposed and clashed with UNIT’. On his inspiration for this reimagining, Pete McTighe stated: ‘Look around: We're living in a crazy world where misinformation has become currency and distrust is rife’.

The scene in which Conrad reveals himself to be affiliated with Think Tank also features an extract from the score from "Robot".

This story achieved an overnight audience of 1.5 million. "Lux" had previously seen the lowest overnight figures with 1.58 million viewers. Despite this "Lucky Day" was BBC One's third most-watched programme on Saturday night, in what was a low ratings night for the channel as a whole, with all shows failing to break the 2 million mark.

This story though received positive reviews from critics, who highlighted Millie Gibson's performance, the twist regarding Conrad Clark's true identity, and the story's social commentary. They were though more critical of underdeveloped plotlines, as well as the characterisation of Conrad as an antagonist.



First and Last

The Firsts:

 Millie Gibson's first appearance, as Ruby Sunday, since the 2024 story "The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death" and a cameo appearance in the 2024 Christmas special "Joy to the World".

 Jemma Redgrave's first appearance, as Kate Lethbridge-Stewart, since the 2024 story "The Legend of Ruby Sunday/Empire of Death".


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The Plot

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Belinda and The Doctor
Belinda and The Doctor

To enable The Doctor to take another reading on the Vindicator, so that he can return Belinda to Earth on the 24th May 2025, the TARDIS takes them both to London during a New Year's Eve celebrations.

After taking a reading on the Vindicator, they notice a young boy nearby who has become curious as to what The Doctor and Belinda are doing after he witnesses the TARDIS materialising. When they ask him what year it is the young boy, Conrad Clark, tells them that it is 2007. The Doctor hands him a coin, telling Conrad that it is his lucky day. Taking the coin Conrad runs off to find his mother, but she dismisses his story about the blue box appearing out of nowhere, urging him to stop lying.

Despite this Conrad continues to investigate sightings of The Doctor and the TARDIS. His curiosity leads him to another encounter in 2024 when he spots The Doctor again - but this time with Ruby Sunday - outside an abandoned building. Inside he witnesses The Doctor and Ruby confronting a monster, called a Shreek. As The Doctor and Ruby return to the TARDIS they are unaware that they are being observed and that Conrad has managed to take a photograph of Ruby outside of the TARDIS.

Young Conrad
Young Conrad

Conrad posts Ruby's image on social media and a year later, after having ended her travels with The Doctor, Ruby learns of Conrad’s search for her. Eager to share her experiences she offers to give him an interview, on her encounters with extraterrestrial life, for his podcast. During their conversation, Conrad recounts how he had first seen her and The Doctor. As the two chat, about her encounters with extraterrestrial beings and how The Doctor protects people from aliens, they also discuss the growing scepticism surrounding the organisation known as UNIT.

Ruby then shows Conrad footage of the Shreek, that she took after UNIT captured it. It is then that Ruby discovers that when Conrad saw her and The Doctor a year ago, he touched some of the monster's excrement, leaving a pheromone on him - marking him as the Shreek’s next target. To protect him, she hands Conrad a neutralising agent.

Conrad in 2024
Conrad in 2024

The two begin dating and their relationship continues to progress, much to Ruby's family's delight. She agrees to spend a weekend away at Conrad's home village and to meet his friends. However, on the day of their trip, Ruby notices strange flickers in the local power, reminiscent of when the Shreek hunt their prey. Worried about this Ruby calls up Kate Stewart, the head of UNIT, to check but Kate confirms that there is no cause for concern, confirming that the Shreek is still safely contained and that no alien activity has been detected in the area.

Thanks to Kate’s reassurance Ruby concludes it was just her anxiety, from past traumas following her experiences travelling with The Doctor, and so decides to brush it off and rejoin Conrad and his friends in the local pub. However, as they begin to chat more, enjoying each other's company, the power cuts off completely. Alarmed at this Ruby goes outside again and sees a pair of Shreeks. It is then that Conrad admits to her that he has not taken the antidote so making him their target.

Alarmed by this Ruby calls Kate again, who has a UNIT crew diverted to the village. Kate also has a UNIT helicopter take her and Shirley Anne Bingham, UNIT’s Scientific Advisor, to the village. Ruby and Conrad head outside again to confront the creatures, finding them just as UNIT arrives. Surrounded, the pair of Shreek reveal themselves and to Ruby’s surprise they remove their masks revealing two of Conrad's friends. This catches both Ruby and Kate off-guard when it becomes apparent that this is all part of a ruse orchestrated by Conrad. To heighten the spectacle the rest of Conrad's friends whip out their phones and begin livestreaming the UNIT soldiers, as Conrad pontificates about the lies UNIT, and the burden they have on taxpayers, all while pretending to be fighting so called aliens.

Ruby Sunday and The Doctor
Ruby Sunday and The Doctor

Back in UNIT’s headquarters chaos ensues as Conrad and his friends continue to spread falsehoods about the non-existence of aliens, attempting to tarnish UNIT's reputation even further. With Conrad becoming a media sensation, he releases the names and addresses of every person working for UNIT. Amidst the turmoil of this unwanted attention and a significant security threat, UNIT comes under further attack when protestors surround UNIT’s headquarters. In the confusion Jordan Lang, a UNIT employee, but who is actually working for Conrad, is able to let Conrad into the building. But after letting him into the building Jordan is killed by Conrad so alerting Kate to his presence. Kate allows Conrad to reach the command floor, where he revels in his livestreamed intrusion, mocking UNIT's legacy and belittling Kate’s father, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart.

In a tense standoff with the UNIT soldiers, Conrad demands that UNIT publicly admit on camera to the whole world that they have been lying. To dismantle Conrad’s bravado with the truth Kate releases the Shreek, that UNIT has been keeping imprisoned prompting it to begin hunting Conrad. The Shreek soon arrives and faced with the real alien creature Conrad’s confidence quickly crumbles away. As the Shreek approaches Conrad he pleads for assistance, confessing on his livestream that he had lied about UNIT. Seeing that no one is forthcoming to help him, Ruby steps in to stun the creature and so save him. Despite this Conrad quicky regains his composure and brazenly claims that the monster is merely a special effect. However, just the Shreek recovers from being stunned it lunges forward and bites Conrad’s arm.

Conrad is taken into custody and is confined to a prison cell. While there The Doctor's TARDIS materialises around him. The Doctor chastises him for his lies and for endangering Ruby and his friends in UNIT. The Doctor tells him that he will die alone and embittered in his cell and will be forgotten by history. Unfazed by this, Conrad asserts that he rejects this fate and orders The Doctor to leave his world.

Conrad then finds himself back in his cell as a prison guard approaches. She introduces herself as the Governor. However, the figure is none other than Mrs Flood. As she reveals a set of keys, Mrs Flood declares to Conrad that this is his ‘lucky day’.

 
Ruby and Conrad
Ruby and Conrad
Kate Lethbridge-Stewart
Kate Lethbridge-Stewart
A Distraught Ruby
A Distraught Ruby
Conrad Attacks UNIT
Conrad Attacks UNIT
 
The Shreek
The Shreek
Conrad in Jail
Conrad in Jail
The Doctor Confronts Conrad
The Doctor Confronts Conrad
Mrs Flood Releases Conrad
Mrs Flood Releases Conrad




Quote of the Story


 'You have to be invited into my TARDIS, Conrad. To be special. But you... you're special for all the wrong reasons. You see, I am fighting a battle on behalf of everyday people who just wanna get through their day and feel safe. And warm. And fed. And then along comes this noise. All day long, this relentless noise! Cowards like you weaponizing lies, taking people's insecurity and fear and making it currency. You are exhausting. You stamp on the truth, choke our bandwidth and shred our patience because the only strategy you have is to wear us down. But the thing is, Conrad, I have energy to burn and all the time in the universe.'

The Doctor



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Release Information

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The Complete Fifteenth Series Box SetAugust 2025BBCDVD 4621Photo-montageDVD boxed set containing 7 stories from New Series 15 along with the 2024 Christmas Special "Joy to the World"
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The Complete Fifteenth Series Box SetAugust 2025BBCBD 0627Photo-montageBlu-Ray boxed set containing 7 stories from New Series 15 along with the 2024 Christmas Special "Joy to the World"
Video
Blu-Ray
The Complete Fifteenth Series Box Set (Limited Edition Steelbook)August 2025BBCBD 0626Photo-montageLimited Edition Blu-Ray Steelbook boxed set containing 7 stories from New Series 15 along with the 2024 Christmas Special "Joy to the World"


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Doctor Who Magazine - PreviewIssue 616 (Released: May 2025)
Doctor Who Magazine - After ImageIssue 620 (Released: September 2025)

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