Toby Hadoke (/ˈheɪdoʊk/ HAY-dohk;[1] born 2 January 1974) is an English actor, writer, stand-up comedian and comedy promoter.

School and Ludlow 6th Form College before reading English and Drama at the University of Manchester, where he first dabbled in stand-up comedy.

Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf continued to tour the UK in 2009, with international appearances in Los Angeles, at the New Zealand Comedy Festival, Toronto and Florida.

A full cast adaptation of Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf was recorded in May 2007 and broadcast on digital channel BBC7 in July, prior to a BBC Audiobooks CD release.

[3] On 17 November 2013 at the Garrick Theatre in London, Hadoke performed a double bill of both shows, which were recorded for future DVD release.

[4] Hadoke's website lists a collection of ten connections with Doctor Who, including having a character named after him in Dale Smith's novel Heritage.

[6] In 2009, Hadoke collaborated with writer Rob Shearman to watch and comment on every episode of Doctor Who from the programme's debut in 1963 to David Tennant's final story.

The resulting discussions are being published as Running Through Corridors: Rob and Toby's Marathon Watch of Doctor Who, a three-volume series from Mad Norwegian Press.

[8] His television appearances include Phoenix Nights, Coronation Street, Titanic - Birth Of A Legend, Shameless, A & E, Casualty 1907, The Royal Today, and The Forsyte Saga.