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Jumping down from car to car: underside of one car, suspended 10–15 feet above ground, drop down, greenscreen around. Get as many angles as possible. Davies likes action sequences that goes up and down, scale that's not on television much. True of "New Earth". Redressed the one set, make it look like
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She often has the same facts as Mulder, but interprets them differently. Initially, she places more value in experiences documented and shared by many (interpersonal) rather than personal experiences. She will only accept Mulder's theory if her scientific hypotheses fail, which is part of a standard
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Audience was originally supposed to see inside of TARDIS when Rose does, but director wanted to hold it off until after she went out, ran around, and came back in. The executive producers now approve of that decision. Wanted to do a more major effects shot where Rose walked in the TARDIS in all one
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Lambert asked for second season in August 1964. BBC1 Controller of
Programmes, Donald Baverstock, agreed, but only until the end January 1965. Lambert wanted Hill and Russell to stay on contract for 13 weeks, with an optional 13 weeks to be added by the BBC. Only 4 more episodes were needed though,
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Scully has
Catholic faith, though she sometimes questions it. She and Mulder both share a theistic view that God may have created everything; however, for Scully science overrides religion, and Mulder is not strictly supportive of organized religion and is open to extreme possibilities that support
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Had to steam clean the paper mill location because of a lot of health and safety concerns, and black out skylights. Only could film 3 days there, so had to cut a lot out: discover that Mickey is another Auton replica and he leads the
Nestene to take the Doctor prisoner. Plastic Mickey was melted,
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Originally, Koquillion had a "torch" device that he could paralyse Ian in a beam of light with so he could answer his questions. He hypnotises Ian and
Barbara and attempts to use them to get the Doctor out of the TARDIS. The Doctor can see them from the TARDIS scanner, and demands that Koquillion
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Attacked by arm sequence much longer: lock themselves in kitchen, hand goes after Jackie, figure out it's attracked by sound, Rose calls her house using her mobile phone so it becomes attracked to the answerphone. Because it was cut (too many effects?), they had to do a pick-up of Jackie using a
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Though Carter states that Scully becomes a "reluctant believer" to
Doggett following Mulder's abduction in season 8, she can still be seen as a skeptic, as she only believes what evidence "minimally and rationally requires" of her to understand the situation, and does not share Mulder's faith in
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since the second season was pushed back and the first two stories were already made. Lambert felt it was too short to retain regulars, and seemed pointless to write out Susan (considered keeping her). If four weeks was all she could have, she could cancel the series after
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Lot of stunts. McCoy's idea to slide down rope with umbrella, wanted to do it, but wasnt allowed (stunt man). Doctor was originally going to blow up Dalek...but thought the Doctor was more philosophizing, but offered to Sophie. Aldred had to train how to fire
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13 December 1966: tapes of both episodes were part of a retention order (not deleted!). However, first episode was erased on 17 August 1967, second on 31 January 1969. They had been retained by BBC Enterprises and returned in 1978 though. Became the archive
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Sheridan provided the voice of the space captain and also played the Sand Beast. Also supposed to be one of the silent Didonians at the end of the story, but this seems to have been dropped at the last minute. Two non-speaking extras were used
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Trilogy to maintain a sense of continuity, "consistent world". Talked in series 2 about Face having "revelation", was going to die in "New Earth", but didn't want another death in that episode. Message will be addressed in this series. (Master,
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Dominators was an episode short, had a gap, so
Sherwin wrote first episode. Didn't have money for more sets, etc. Just TARDIS and nothing, and White Robots (from later). Robots were borrowed from somewhere else in the BBC, painted to look
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aliens. The culmination of her experiences lead her to believe in conspiracy and invasion, as by the middle of the series she cannot dispute evidence she has seen, such as that concerning the
Syndicate, black oil, and alien-human hybrids,
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study and scientific testing as important. The views of both characters compliment each other to help them more successfully reach the truth. Scully's views gradually become less strict
Aristoteliansim. She also bears a resemblance to
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Third Time for post credits sequence. Voice clips from JFK, MLK, General de Gaulle, got permission for Duke of
Edenburge from Buckingham, denied Queen. Proposed Kruschev and Bob Dylan, news reports on Grand National and Bob
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modern scientific process. However, as the series goes along, she comes to understand that scientific experiences do not work for all phenomenon, and the scientific nature of reality may xpand to include unusual occurences.
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Responsibility for Martha; brought her to a bad place, was showing off. He misses her; realizes he's become attached. She started feeling close to him...and he lied about Gallifrey. Can pretend with Martha that it didn't
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In the original draft, Ian tells Barbara he worries when the Doctor will close the TARDIS doors on them like he did Susan. The Doctor overhears and tell them that when they are ready to part, there will be plenty of
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Lot of location filming, with Daleks, crowds. Q. Museum? Waterloo--worried about cobblestone. Stuart Varney made terrain Dalek with big wheels. Wobbles back and forth. Tunnel underneath Waterloo railway station for
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Scully originally had a boyfriend in the pilot; originally pressure for them to develop personal lives, thought it would be one of many. Carter rejected this, feeling that the characters should be driven by their
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Williams winced when shooting revolver, had to use ones where it didn't go off, added sounds. Gun jammed once. Chunky Gilmore because script called the gun chunky. McCoy added "Why do they call him chunky?"
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Gabalfa (?) Estate in Cardiff - scene of Doctor and Rose walking. Episode was 2 or 3 minutes under so they added that scene, filmed one or two months later. Had to CGI off some graffiti because it was too
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truth and knowledge could be discovered through hypotheses made from observations of earthly surroundings. Scully represents Aristotle's belief in "keeping oneself grounded", while both characters see
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Davison recalled Terreleptil actor was in rubber suit, face blacked because you could see through the mask; after it was over, he was so sweaty that the black had run down and stained his socks
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Reshot "turn of the Earth" scene not because something went wrong, but because Eccleston felt his performance could have been better, also tweaked script and put more emphasis on holding hands
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Moxx originally animated, then "glove puppet", but decided he should be "chunkier". Rubber suit; actor had done some stuff like that before. Pulled with a wire...but sometimes ran into things.
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Whittaker was outgoing story editor. Asked to write to establish Vicki. Story was commissioned 1 November 1964, the day after his BBC contract expired. Stories due for delivery on 10 November
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Nanogenes: Moffat vaguely recalled reading something about them once, but did not check facts. Real research into nanotechnology - picking up on current technology, showing what could happen
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Bernard Archard originally considered for Bennett. Went to Australian Ray Barrett. Barry had been impressed after seeing him on a show once, wrote it down and "dug him out of the book"
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John Levene called Daemons"quintessential Doctor Who". Messed with lever in rehearsals on helicopter and changed angle of blades, nearly beheaded cast and crew underneath. Pilot angry
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Had to be small to be a Dalek operator. Bicycle seat saddle. Moved with knees and feet. Top had controls in--para scope. Operate lights on top: learn dialogue. Sync voice with lights
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Schedule was rearranged because Piper's uncle died. Eccleston is replaced by a double during climax where he is running across cracks and entering the TARDIS. Also double for Piper.
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Shot 4 days in a "6 ft by 6 ft" car, Davies called it a "nightmare", couldn't get that many camera angles. 1 person at a time to adjust props. Wanted actors to feel claustrophobic.
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Felt repealed Reapers were too close to creatures in other episodes; something more "otherworldly". Shark "quality", bar wings, mouth influenced by praying mantis. Vulture sounds
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Bell's line changed for some reason they are not sure why. Perhaps changed in rerecording; had to rerecrod because original guy sounded fake Scottish, so they got a real Scot
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The first take of the Doctor and Ian reuniting after Koquillion knocked Barbara off the cliff was rejected by the director; had to retake. Caused first episode to overrun.
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Corporal Bell looked as if she'd be a regular at the time (Mind of Evil). Came back for Axos for a female corporal. Explain snow because it had snowed in Kent filming.
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Night shoot in front of fountain: problem because fountain turns off below 3 degrees (Fahrenheit of Celcius? May leave out) and it did, so had to film over two nights
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Cassandra fully CGI. Wanamaker couldn't be on set...stand-in read for her. Had to build in eyes, mouth on flat surface. Look a little like actress. See human emotions
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2230:"Some of the largest and most complex CGI effects of all the series so far". Much of the motorway was CGI on greenscreen...first time it was all set in a "CGI world"
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Originally though effects would just be ethereal swirl, but with the seance scene they ran into a harder sequence of animating mouths. Head speaking was live action
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Prosthetic suit of Badland was made; for this episode she was told to close her eyes when transforming because the suit was made that way - would transition better
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Tranter and others weren't happy with Doctor's entrance, could have been more dramatic, but never changed. Reflects Rose's POV, not audience ("the Doctor's back!")
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Wheelie bin: took a while to realize that would be a good way for Mickey to get captured. Unique quality of Doctor Who: take everyday things and make them scary
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Story with someone the Doctor had dealt with before: understands him, family had been wiped out by him. Consequences of actions: whole point is the dinner scene
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Stuntman Tip Tipping wasn SAS soldier, worked to make it look like they were drill-trained. Jerk-harness to be pulled back into corrugated metal when he jumped.
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Jack's spaceship: custom-made. Davies originally wanted it to be flashy, but glad it ended up "cobbled together". Chair is battered - character has had a life
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Set in November 1963. Should actually be dark outside. TV announcer Leedon, originally suggest as Professor X, but decided to be a reference to Doctor Who
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Davies and Cornell debated over whether it was Rose's plan all along to go back; Piper felt that she didn't realize it until after she started travelling
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for landscape of London...taken overhead shot of London and built buildings on computer, then projected painting onto it, allowing for movement of camera
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To replace Ford, Lambert initially offered the part to Pamela Franklin, a 14-year-old actress. Contract of 19 episodes. Character, Saida, was to join in
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Spent several episodes about why Rose is a good companion, push it by episode 8 to show that she does make mistakes...but it's something anyone would do
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Originally somewhat of a fight between the Doctor and Reaper, but decided it didn't make much sense for the Doctor to struggle against such a big thing
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Filmed 2 separate days, suspended Piper from a crane against green screen with wind machine. Then went to a bigger hanger and filmed with bigger crane
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Davies: kid was quite disappointed that it was a man and a costume and not the size of a double decker bus; he never actually informed them of that
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release the teachers. Ian's trance is broken when his is shoved by Koquillion against the police box; Barbara's is when she is thrown to the ground
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1981:"Spiritual hotel" was where it was originally set; fake mediums downstairs, Sneed on top floor. Gwyenth more popular, so she took on medium role
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Attempt to get new writers: Peter Ling. Had never written science fiction before, so Sherwin suggested to think of it as children's imaginations
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Sydney Newman told her they were considering having her cut her hair and dye it dark. O'Brien: "Why don't you just get Carole Ann Ford back?"
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Interested in writing old-fashioned seance, elderly medium named Mrs. Plumchute was fake, Sneed was real (one one floor) but didn't know it
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Pete originally took a sip of wine before going out to die; cut because they didn't think it was a good message: alcohol gives you courage
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Production team came up with lots of "flashy" designs for the TARDIS key; Davies and Collinson said that it should just be an ordinary key
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Deliberate deux ex machina - regresses her so she can start again. Did establish that whoever is in the TARDIS has a psychic link with it
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Thought that it would take 6 weeks for fans to like him, but turned out that he "sealed the deal" there, even just climbing out of TARDIS
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Originally submitted "Nightfall" to Cartmel, unsolicited, suggested he write something for TV: "Storm over Avallion" became Battlefield
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Jabe was originally more bark-like in the face, but decided she should be a silver birch. Reveal that he's the Last of the Time Lords
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Restaurant location: took a while to find because they didn't want to dress it and it needed to be willing to close for a whole day
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Earthshock: not only shot a Cyberman with a gun, but it was forgotten the TARDIS was in a state of grace and weapons wouldn't work
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Henrik's explosion CGI; too expensive to do practically. Top explosion was real, from model. Didn't realize it would be that big.
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80s setting: historical, but recent. Big hair...Jackie wore wig. Brought in photographs as copied styles. Not distracting, though
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Try to get rid of "technobbable" - made up science. Pertwee couldn't remember those lines so he would say "Reverse the polarity"
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Received well by actors and production team; Hill and Russell looked after her. Ford appeared on her first day to wish her luck
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Thought they were going to buy them, but couldn't find them. Had to make from scratch. At least got to design as they wanted
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The walkway with the fans was a set, but the rest (including below) was green screen and "painted in" during post-production
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Jackie was positive about him to Rose; now she sees how he was "a bit of a loser", but he turns out to be a hero at the end
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Came up with Renegade/Imperial Daleks as an outcome of Revelation. Originally Red and Blue, but chose less "festive" colors
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a starred review, praising Law's "fertile imagination" and "dab hand for likable, colorful characters". Susan Faust of the
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2000 AD..."Make a City One" (?). Inspiration for lots of different characters. Businessman based on one of the characters.
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Tried to keep it a secret, but Cardiff Council published a press release naming all the locations they would be filming at
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Tramp in Axos was done by stunt guy; hated riding bycicles. Wanted to do it again, but the wheel had bent web it crashed.
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Thought process: "Daleks...63...stairs!" Cliffhanger. Turn up in middle (when not expect, not reveal)...then go up stairs
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Rory is "completely in love with her" and "romantic at heart", determined to get her, but she likes having adventures...
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Cusick: drawing of spacecraft in flight, then one where it was wrecked. They worked from two; first one helped visualize
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New audience with technology: Attack of the Graske, specifically for children, press red button after Christmas episode
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14 September 1964: camera test for O'Brien and Denise Upson, whom Lambert had already interviewed for the part of Vicki
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Ealing studios: concerned with model filming. Designed by Cusick, designed by outside model makers (Shorecraft models)
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Originally Ace was supposed to play 80s music, Smiths and Aztec Camers. Can do with modern arrangement Kevin McCulloh
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Trouble with how TARDIS lands: wanted to throw them on floor, had them just laying down instead of filming the stunt
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Dinner scene shot before, during Rose and Jack sequences in "The Empty Child". Due to Badland's scheduling onflicts
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Doctor taking her back: shows that he doesn't quite think like humans do, didn't realize the emotional consequences
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Gelth: simple makeup, just shading, no prosthetics. Couldn't have missing features because censors. Contact lenses.
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Gatiss wanted to show how great travelling of time in, originally wanted to show snow drift in (but too expensive)
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Callow played him well, like a weary old man, also had assocation with role so it was like they had the real thing
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Baker had a wry sense of humor. Really only read his part in the script: not very interested in the overall story
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Start of Dennis Spooner as story editor, but he didn't have much work to do on it and isn't listed in the credits
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that people "must reach a nonearthly plane in order to unlock the deepest secrets of truth and knowledge", while
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Just sit there, bothers Doctor. But positive toward how they have a sense of community, look out for each other.
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Brandon (?) Estate in London was exterior of Rose's flat. In later episodes it is one of two estates in Cardiff
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203 visual effects shots created in 8 weeks. Deliberately expensive...never again. "Spectacular" and memorable.
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Mr. Dimple was another character, more of a Dickens pastiche, Gwyenth had a younger brother who had died, grim
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Kay was interested in being monster; wasn't interested in Elton's role (sounded similar to Corination Street)
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Dickens' journey - confronting rationality, hero. Solving the plot was to give him something to do at end
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Told to personify Gelth; was kind of against this at first because of the "Doctor" (says monster) cliche
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Autons breaking out of shop windows; now had money to break the glass completely, rather than cut around
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First time not from POV of Doctor and/or companion; needed good reason for them not to be in the script
1661:"End of the World": spiders all CGI, except for one that the Doctor holds when it's not working (model)
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No regeneration: "maddness" to start with someone and then change him; think of it as a "new programme"
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11 November: O'Brien introduced to press as Tanni. Next day: Lambert decided she was to be called Lukki
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Dalek added in post-production in transmit, filmed in position to give idea how final effect would look
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Driver was supposed to shout (a reference to Dickens?), coach was supposed to crash, but too expensive
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Had to take out "oblique" references to Autons as terrorists because the Eye was a target of terrorism
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Original Dalek story: Nation contacted by Whittaker, same agent, working in comic, found he had time
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About how reviewers found it frustrating that she wouldn't acknowledge seeing paranormal phenomenon?
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Moral dilemma: can they have corpses? Doctor says yes, companion says no. But not benevolent aliens
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Originally wanted to start with TARDIS scene, so the first glimpse of 1860 was through Rose's eyes
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Callow pleased that Dickens was not energetic; true to how he was ill towards the end of his life
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Hill was hurt firing too soon on the first take with the gun; not seriously injured, but startled
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Scenes in the van recorded around BBC Kendal Avenue. Directed by JNT while Moegan was at Cenetaty
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Dystopian...lost city. Davies likes to be "topical" and comment on everyday life...traffic jam
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Very beginning (dead relative throttle visitor) to be funny and "rescue a lot of the grimness"
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Originally Beatles "do you want to know a secret", not in DVD because copyright, cover version
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Lea liked Krychek's "physical role"...car bomb in "Paper Clip", bruised face from "Piper Maru"
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Came up with the idea but thinking that the characters he created took on a life of their own
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Earth orphan for future: many names, some odd: Luckky and Tanni. Not shortening of "Victoria"
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Gardner phoned the controller to prevent Norton's voice for continuing on for the whole show
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Battered leather jacket: traveler. Clothes not dominate; just create silhouette. Action man.
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Trusts him because he puts her interests equal to or above his own, and vice versa (page 88)
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Two women singing: earpiece that played the music, recorded them singing. Meant to be hope.
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Originally considered giving her a pink zipper. Just made it shorter than the male Slitheen
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Gillan: she does love him, but there are things she needs to do in life before admitting it
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Recorded with just Doctor and Vicar, added hand in post-production. First recording a guide
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Ace diffused tension between scene where Doctor leaves her at boarding house(?) in original
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Aldred, McCoy, Morgan felt it was one of the good stories, McCoy said it was because of Ace
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Both of their worldviews change and come closer together as the series goes along (page 48)
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Funeral parlor was a real-life parlor: John Nodes Funeral Service, Ladbroke Grove, London
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Bleak story, but Doctor literally transforms world: brings in sunlight, transforms place
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Collinson: wanted to tell story of dad from "very early on", "perfect time travel story"
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Yates: Wanted permanent Captain for Brig to be senior to. Originally love interest to Jo
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Brought back sonic for new series - doors getting in the way are unimportant to story
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Why dropped: didn't get on well with John Wiles, but he didn't terminate her contract
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Ford visited during rehearsals of the first episode to wish O'Brien luck and meet her
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Dickens, in real life, had toyed with supernatural but was skeptical of superstition
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Sara Kingdom: evolved from "nasty" to "nice". It was the double who looked very old.
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Director's first time on set, shot with every angle possible because he was excited
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Tried to write dialogue to account for the weather, but every time the sun came out
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Overshot CGI quota, compensated with generic smoke and shots of other characters
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Basement: underneath Heath hospital. Very hot, over 100 degrees. Service tunnels
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Courtney wanted Brig to have as much humor as possible, full to bark out orders.
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Seemed the right thing to do to destroy Skaro, though maybe not best in long run
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delt with historical figures best in the "third person" (just mentioning them)
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Wisher Invited to play Davros in Destiny and Resurrection. Schedule prevented.
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Death of Sand Monster: modelled after "horrible noise" from death of Dalek in
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52 episodes had been made in that first production block, rate of one per week
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Found materials: "reeded hardboard", painted silver, for shell of ship. Cheap.
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Scully grounds Mulder: "the only thing that makes him not crazy in many ways"
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Umbrella suggestion and design of McCoy, also paisley scarf, Scots ancestry
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Cardiff Town Hall (also filmed there for "Empty Child") for Mayor's office
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Davies wanted scene where they went into the future; cut because of budget
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Reused score from first Dalek story to save money. From episodes 1 and 4-7
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Guy on cell phone: doubled for the Doctor dancing in "The Doctor Dances"!
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Wanted Gelth's face in knocker on door briefly; Christmas Carol reference
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Micky is a "victim of the Doctor's lifestyle" - good time to explore this
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Whitaker had to come up with her name. Valerie, Millie, Tanni - "i" names
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Undercity in disrepair...faces of buildings, just a few pharmacists left
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First thing filmed: "Aliens of London" with Doctor running down corridor
1117:
Much of the set of the crashed ship is recycled from the flight deck in
2267:
Ageyman got along with the other two actors she was with, so it was fun
1840:
shot, but not in budget (this was later accomplished in "The Snowmen"!)
1387:
Magic man from space and child--also similar to "Girl in the Fireplace"
1312:
Season 12: When in doubt, go with popular monsters: Cybermen and Daleks
1220:
Barbara: matriarch, with the TARDIS crew originally devised as a family
2081:
Wanted more light in the church; but couldn't disable the smoker lamps
1919:
Dickens was "challenge", part of pitch but resisted because felt like
1723:
Explore whether the Doctor should take someone to their death sentence
1141:
O'Brien not happy with "inheriting" role of screaming...disappointment
730:
Dalek controller issuing instructions by implant, guy who follows Mike
2239:
Cat actor used to costumes. Kind of wanted character to be a "baddie"
1948:
Travel in TARDIS to look more dangerous; handheld camera at beginning
984:
Illusion that the cliffs were overlooking spaceship: used video inlay
1753:
Mike Tucker: needed to be a major scene, reminded him of the end of
1473:
5 days in Cardiff, then London to get the big locations...London Eye
932:
Hartnell upset; wrote to ask her to reconsider her decision to leave
3493:"LLF Announces Finalists of the 25th Annual Lambda Literary Awards"
2066:
Weather kept changing, cast began to get sick; Eccleston had a cold
1870:
Felt that the themes would make it less of a romp, but this changed
1677:
Psychic paper: faster way of storytelling, easily let the Doctor in
1646:
Gas masks look like they are burned into faces, like it's grown out
1640:
Earth colors vs Gallifreyan colors (Tyler's world, Doctor's TARDIS)
1405:
Adam Smith worked with Caitlin, execs think she appears a "natural"
938:
O'Brien had just come out of drama school and started a theatre job
887:
Willesden Lane cemetery. Fans gathered to watch filming at cemetery
633:
Davis thought CSM was the real hero...much more patient than Mulder
3307:
1975:
Color and tone theme: reds, sepia (did research Victorian morgues)
1680:
Pertwee was fond of "gagets" and vehicles, kind of like James Bond
1664:
Retained police box and materialization effect from classic series
1433:
Mels' regeneration: looked at previous Doctors, each was unique...
1299:
Letts was concerned about the ecology--inspiration for Green Death
500:
1077:
Became Vicki on 20 November, when promotional material was issued
929:
Ford: left because of character development, type casting, scream
2196:
More children got into the show (and online) with the new series
1396:
English accent to try to disguise herself, thought she was crazy
1068:
O'Brien initial, 12-episode contract said she was playing Susan!
1044:
Error: police box light continues to flash after materialisation
739:
Ratcliffe's discovery of Hand different, leading into Dalek ship
617:"Anasazi" idea: Jews were called "merchandise", watching movie,
2242:
Had real kittens. Had to get mouth to open, as it would "speak"
2127:
Actor in suit worked with Badland, imitated her physical acting
2118:
Collinson felt Slitheen effects improved from previous episodes
1572:
Easy-to-follow storyline, not soap style, drawn from "emotions"
1157:
Tape recorded specifically brought in to the BBC for this story
893:
Follows from Davros' experiments following Revelation, factions
890:
Book reading Doctor in the House: small joke suggested by McCoy
872:
Two stagehands originally carried Hand when originally recorded
2199:
Get people watching who don't watch sci-fi: women and children
2090:
Reapers as animals vs Grim Reaper; ended up being some of both
2002:
Needed to simplify what Gelth were after: where Rift came from
1929:
Gatiss a Christmas Carol fan, wanted to do a Christmas episode
1873:
Way to defeat them: change environment. Cool the gas to liquid
1643:
Rose meeting Jack: yellows, browns, orange to emphasize banter
1547:
Davies: set in Cardiff, where it's made. With Charles Dickens.
689:
Never levitated Dalek before. Scaffold over stairs, built tray
192:
where I can experiement with things realated Knowledge (XXG).
122:
1882:
Change to Gelth coming through Gwenyth, Sneeds keeping secret
1504:
Go for it...the TARDIS works, so far future, lots of monsters
975:
Played as a "normal, straight human being" - not give it away
816:
Ratcliff originally Gummer, changed as too similar to Gilmore
627:
There was enough unexplained things to peak Scully's interest
2154:
Put in trailers late because the episodes were all too short
2102:
Didn't want big car accident; not about that. About emotions
1593:
Shot all in Cardiff, not all one street, but similar streets
1296:
Delgado's death in Turkey, Levene recalled "feeling of doom"
1290:
Manning and Levene got the giggles and kept getting sent out
1020:
First in new production block; after six-week break for cast
409:"Religious Fiction, ages 9-12" "Fantasy, ages 10-13" "8-12"
25:
2252:
people lived in there for a while. Futuristic but homemade.
2054:
Cut out some of conversation in car because it was "bouncy"
2051:
Police box fall apart: would have required a whole new box.
1420:
Music section? New theme...Amy's theme...I Am the Doctor...
863:
Mark McGann brother of Paul, originally considered for Mike
702:
Wanted lots of death--Daleks shooting other Daleks best way
2214:
Undercity: Cardiff Bay industrial warehouse (or just set?)
2027:
Phil Collinson, Shaun Dingwall, Billie Piper, Paul Cornell
1972:
Snow on ground was paper; snow from sky was a kind of foam
1417:
Someone else with different jacket did close-ups in TARDIS
1275:
Shotgun at end broken, guy had to hold the pieces together
1114:
13 million viewers, 8th most-watched programme of the week
468:
concerned with "scientific naturalism". She also presents
1621:
Difficulty of Rose flying over London: 360 degree effects
1411:
Controversial (young), not obvious, brilliant, unfamiliar
1278:
Franklin suggested exit like for him and Brig; improvised
1086:
12 million viewers, 11th most-watched programme that week
2903:
ALA Top Ten Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults listing
2069:
Cut: three bridesmaids screaming being eaten by Reapers?
1553:
Trouble getting snow (paper) to lay, horses scared of it
1479:
Realizes that Rose isn't primary; has something to offer
1138:
O'Brien's agent was Terry Carney...Hartnell's son-in-law
987:
Dido temple: dark atmosphere, lighting, drapes and smoke
914:
Ending originally in foyer, but shot on location instead
2236:
Added smoke around car, as there would be some with CGI
2139:
Zip underneath fake skin flap, melded into her forehead
1888:
Didn't need Mrs. Sneed; Gwyenth is "heart" of the story
1860:
Trailers were added because the episodes were too short
1485:
Wanted a bus...had to wait for it to come and then film
1233:
Polly: not teenager or mature; "liberated young woman"
956:
In a departure, it used the same team as the following
845:
Revelation had planned hover scene; had to be abandoned
273:
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video interview, about pen name and writing process...
1163:
Design of Koquillion was inspired by close-up of a fly
993:
Higher viewing figures than the preceeding Dalek story
801:
Thermal-imaging camera used of Dalek perspective shots
2136:
Rose can be cruel to Mickey; probably not intentional
1439:
Where she got book from, why she became archaeologist
1355:
Planet: location Daleks on plywood, hard for director
1266:
Needed to add men into the script; Chinease woman too
1099:
Model shots of crashed ship pre-filmed on 16 November
672:
Alan Stratford Johns: McCliff? Ian Oglivy for Gilmore
1939:
Brief: Historical with Charles Dickens, fake mediums
1761:
Built a 1/6 model of warehouse to film explosions in
1214:
Ford: Susan should be more realistic in her reaction
1199:. Lots of white light. White floors. Biggest studio.
1111:
finished. Thus Lambert could consider creating Vicki
642:
Deep Throat felt that something needed to be changed
476:
processes come important in many episodes, such as "
373:
called it "fun, hilarious, relatable and enduring".
1683:
TV movie: McCoy pointed sonic wrong way, blurred it
941:"Vehicle" for new companion, character-driven story
3907:"2015 Top Ten Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults"
2453:Best New American Voices Short Fiction nomination
2169:Tennant and Piper were filming 8 and 9 at the time
1996:There was a medium they were waiting for in seance
1916:Tried authentic-sounding dialogue, at least for TV
1795:Zipper on back of Auton's head covered up with CGI
1166:Uncredited Didonians: John Stuart and Colin Hughes
884:Peter Tilbury originally considered for Headmaster
1969:Originally had snow falling in the theatre scenes
1954:Gatiss was a fan of Alan David since he was young
1726:Doctor is war-damaged. Given some moral ambiguity
1618:Dark, but "bursts of color and energy" (visually)
1550:Not much Victorian Cardiff left...went to Swansea
1132:Rehearsals for second episode: 7–10 December 1964
2258:"Cute" to bring back a monster not that familiar
2217:Rain...trouble getting one of the side walls wet
1984:Penarth (?), old children's home outside Cardiff
1541:History of taking the Doctor to the wrong places
908:Keff McCulloch composed Ace's stero's drum music
2115:Phil Collinson, John Barrowman, Annette Badland
1963:Scrooge parallel; realized after it was written
1692:Subtext is that the Doctor is in love with Rose
1257:Master: the Moriarty. "Gimmick" for new season.
990:Sydney Wilson: Sydney Newman and Donald Wilson.
978:Recorded over 2 Fridays in early December, 1964
258:(same author, same grades...different reviews?)
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1990:Gatiss: "Gelth" name just popped into his head
1482:Hold hands = team, even though he hasn't asked
648:Wanted death to be one of the best exit scenes
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1904:Gatiss liked possession, death, ghost stories
1352:Downing Lime Works--return in Deadly Assassin
881:Sheard released from Grange Hill work to film
842:School corridor set raised; stairs for cellar
197:Knowledge (XXG):User page design center/Style
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3471:"2012 Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults"
1658:Greatest Show and Survival in Dorset sandpit
1287:Letts: monsters, sets not good for 3 Doctors
795:Prop guns kept jamming on location--"chunky"
145:. A user sandbox is a subpage of the user's
3761:. Missouri Association of School Librarians
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2145:The Web Planet reference (put this back in)
1494:They get along, don't question relationship
839:Wrote second story: "Nemesis of the Daleks"
786:Junkyard Kew Beudge Steam Museum, Brentford
2888:ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults listing
2822:ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults listing
2723:ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults listing
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2151:Egg was a prop from "The End of the World"
1701:Barry Island nightshoot. Filmed in January
1393:Knew he would have to go back in time(???)
2584:ALA Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults
1824:Mickey's flat: redecorated set of Tylers'
765:St John's School, Hammersmith. April 1988
3759:"2013-2014 Gateway Award Final Nominees"
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2184:Add more detail; kid called it "flubber"
1774:Had to trim 5 seconds off title sequence
1652:Gas masks out of Constantine's head: CGI
1590:Not to touch former self: Mawdryn Undead
1349:Spark generator created electric cackles
857:Sees blind Vicar in window... Cafe scene
854:Doctor not Ace destroy Dalek in original
727:Cut half of cafe scene, McCoy's favorite
3520:was invoked but never defined (see the
3432:was invoked but never defined (see the
3410:was invoked but never defined (see the
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1814:hairdryer - filmed when doing Episode 8
1602:Doctor is "incapable of doing anything"
1223:Vicki: minidress and attitude were 1965
645:X was a "survivor", "stone cold killer"
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2774:Best Children's Fiction Books of 2013
2670:Best Children's Fiction Books of 2013
2075:Reapers not originally intended to fly
1714:Did film in front of Millennium Centre
1689:Sonic competition: competing over Rose
2907:Glory O'Brien's History of the Future
2892:Glory O'Brien's History of the Future
2877:Glory O'Brien's History of the Future
2859:Glory O'Brien's History of the Future
2844:Glory O'Brien's History of the Future
2178:"Aliens of London" - Blue Peter on TV
2005:Last-minute change: Gelth turning red
1135:Recorded 11 December. Did not overrun
960:. Treated as a single 6-episode block
902:Ian Ogilvy and Neil Stacy for Gilmore
848:Imperial Daleks constructed for story
714:Doctor even joked about it in Destiny
561:Not accepting the whole alien thing:
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3885:"2015 Best Fiction for Young Adults"
3781:"2014 Best Fiction for Young Adults"
3633:"2013 Best Fiction for Young Adults"
3355:"2011 Best Fiction for Young Adults"
2014:Maybe there is more than science to
654:Submarine in soundstage ("End Game")
651:Anasazi" - painted rock quarry + CGI
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2634:ALA Rainbow List Top Ten selection
2264:Hit side of car to cue them to move
3304:"2010 Best Books for Young Adults"
2840:"Best Teen Books of 2014" listing
2756:"Best Teen Books of 2013" listing
2042:Tyler's flat redressed for the 80s
1894:Alan David "top of list" for Sneed
1810:Went to London for first five days
1343:Destiny was Nation's last work on
1302:Courtney: maggots favorite monster
911:Double for jump through the window
878:Alan Stratford Johns for Ratcliffe
866:Lesson watched old tapes of Davros
833:Aaronvitch was 25 when he wrote it
669:Aldred enjoyed working with Morgan
636:Skinner is a "very ethical person"
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2967:Faust, Susan (28 December 2008).
2482:ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults
1584:He has lost his family now too...
1209:"Girls! Girls! Girls! - The 1960s
768:Cover version of Return to Sender
472:thought. Scully's scientific and
3657:. Carnegie Library of Pittsburg
2792:Best Fiction Books 2013 listing
1428:"Let's Kill Hitler" Confidential
1360:"The Eleventh Hour" Confidential
792:Skeleton effects by Dave Chapman
742:More than just another Time Lord
675:Cast remained friends afterwards
596:comparison with source, series 2
385:(and don't forget about Newbery)
155:Create or edit your own sandbox
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2416:ALA Best Books for Young Adults
2313:Sydney Morning Herald interview
1830:Clive's blue shed = TARDIS-like
1615:Two-parter tone word: "romance"
1281:Bring Daleks back for "gimmick"
1144:Archard later cast by Barry in
822:Ail-mounted trolley to levitate
783:Spelt wrong, originally had L M
496:his beliefs in the paranormal.
2738:Carolyn W. Field Award Winner
1945:Pretitles the new cliffhanger!
1743:Series 1 DVD extras/commentary
1376:"The Eleventh Hour" Commentary
780:Junkyard--did return in Attack
759:First made/broadcast in stereo
711:Urban myth, not really to rest
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3731:"SLJ Best Books 2013 Fiction"
3124:"Interview with Chris Carter"
2601:Junior Library Guild listing
2514:Junior Library Guild listing
1934:"The Unquiet Dead" commentary
1843:Put more lights on London Eye
1655:Push body horror to the limit
1315:Holmes stories darker, horror
777:TARDIS landed opposite school
722:"Extended and Deleted Scenes"
459:The Philosophy of the X-files
178:Submit your draft for review!
2063:Piper scared of holding baby
1748:"Destroying the Lair" (Rose)
1634:1,300 effects shot in series
1447:"Night Terrors" Confidential
1402:Underestimate how cool he is
1217:Russell: Seemed otherworldly
950:Christopher Barry: directed
896:Gilmore originally a Colonel
813:Territorial Army Hall for HQ
2909:as read by Christine Lakin
1756:The Man with the Golden Gun
1423:Bright blue - Peter Cushing
1399:Fire engine idea came in LA
1039:The Dalek Invasion of Earth
1027:recorded on 23 October 1964
151:not an encyclopedia article
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3330:"Please Ignore Vera Dietz"
2466:Indie Next List selection
2398:Indie Next List selection
1913:More interested in zombies
1771:Davies, Gardner, Collinson
1442:Beginning of River's story
1390:Remains Amelia in his head
825:Orange effect covered base
804:3 Renegade Daleks from 60s
612:"Inside The X-Files" Notes
3803:"Best Teen Books of 2014"
3677:"Best Teen Books of 2013"
3564:"Best Teen Books of 2012"
3449:"Andre Norton Award 2012"
3240:Kowalski et al, pp. 94-95
2652:Best YA Books for Adults
2022:"Father's Day" commentary
1777:Earth: first effects shot
1538:New TARDIS: nature, coral
216:Finally got it to work!!
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3655:"Carolyn W. Field Award"
3034:Shanley-Dillman, Chris.
2708:Best Books 2012 listing
2554:Please Ignore Vera Dietz
2536:Please Ignore Vera Dietz
2488:Please Ignore Vera Dietz
2470:Please Ignore Vera Dietz
2456:"Monica Never Shuts Up"
2442:Please Ignore Vera Dietz
2356:Awards and recognitions
2345:Printz Acceptance speech
2190:tried to keep Kay's face
2099:Dad giving life for kids
2072:November/December (2004)
1704:Not hard science fiction
1436:Amy was maternal to Mels
1249:"The Unit Family" Part 2
389:about writer, scholastic
3830:"2014 Cybils Finalists"
3377:"2011 Cybils Finalists"
3251:"2011 Cybils Finalists"
2970:San Francisco Chronicle
2855:Cybils Awards finalist
2811:Everybody Sees the Ants
2690:"Best of 2012" listing
2590:Everybody Sees the Ants
2572:Everybody Sees the Ants
2530:Michael L. Printz Award
2518:Everybody Sees the Ants
2503:Everybody Sees the Ants
2499:Cybils Awards finalist
1470:Filming began July 2004
1146:The Power of the Daleks
1109:Dalek Invasion of Earth
1105:Dalek Invasion of Earth
1060:Dalek Invasion of Earth
1025:Dalek Invasion of Earth
366:San Francisco Chronicle
3736:School Library Journal
3597:School Library Journal
3279:"The Dust of 100 Dogs"
3149:Check date values in:
2807:Gateway Award Nominee
2790:School Library Journal
2706:School Library Journal
2303:The Atlantic Interview
2283:The Fault in Our Stars
2204:Series 3 Confidentials
2159:Series 2 Confidentials
2110:"Boom Town" commentary
1966:New Theatre in Cardiff
1499:"The End of the World"
1460:Series 1 Confidentials
1307:"Genesis of a Classic"
1204:Other Doctor Who notes
1013:Original draft titled
446:(find one for Book 1?)
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3201:Kowalski et al, p. 50
3192:Kowalski et al, p. 44
3183:Kowalski et al, p. 43
3174:Kowalski et al, p. 41
3134:. Retrieved WHEN POST
3129:National Public Radio
3113:Kowalski et al, p. 66
3104:Kowalski et al, p. 47
3092:Kowalski et al, p. 46
3080:Kowalski et al, p. 10
3071:Kowalski et al, p. 67
3059:Kowalski et al, p. 80
3036:"Savvy by Ingrid Law"
2935:"Savvy by Ingrid Law"
2617:Lambda Literary Award
2340:includes teenage life
2164:"Love & Monsters"
1180:"The Fact of Fiction"
1083:Overran by 15 minutes
1033:Decided to hold back
924:"Mounting the Rescue"
590:annotations episode 1
412:"Urgency and agency"
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3858:"Best Books of 2014"
3704:"Best Books of 2013"
3537:"Best Books of 2012"
3516:The named reference
3428:The named reference
3406:The named reference
3231:Kowalski et al, p. 5
3219:Kowalski et al, p. 3
3210:Kowalski et al, p. 2
2436:Junior Library Guild
2423:The Dust of 100 Dogs
2403:The Dust of 100 Dogs
2386:The Dust of 100 Dogs
2274:At end: lost friend.
1452:Nine was very direct
1015:Doctor Who and Tanni
464:Scully represents a
3739:. November 21, 2013
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2298:Goodreads interview
1669:"The Doctor Dances"
1329:"Genesis" info text
1239:Adam Adament Lives!
1237:Victoria: reversed
905:Spriridon reference
851:Redesigned slightly
394:kidsreads interview
3008:Unknown parameter
2742:Ask the Passengers
2727:Ask the Passengers
2712:Ask the Passengers
2694:Ask the Passengers
2674:Ask the Passengers
2656:Ask the Passengers
2638:Ask the Passengers
2623:Ask the Passengers
2605:Ask the Passengers
2566:Andre Norton Award
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2318:The Interview Show
1533:"The Unquiet Dead"
1148:. Also Scarman in
601:Mediapack series 2
592:(reliable source?)
513:Aristotle believed
433:The Throne of Fire
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3863:Publishers Weekly
3709:Publishers Weekly
3592:"Best Books 2012"
3542:Publishers Weekly
3495:. Lambda Literary
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2668:Publishers Weekly
1865:"Waking the Dead"
1766:"Rose" Commentary
1610:"The Empty Child"
1476:Less studio-bound
1254:Manning's casting
810:Railway bridge...
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1023:Last episode of
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