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* [[1970]] - [[DW]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'' Episode 7 was first broadcast. | * [[1970]] - [[DW]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'' Episode 7 was first broadcast. | ||
* 1973 - [[Target Books]] released the 2nd edition of ''[[Doctor Who and the Zarbi]]''. | * 1973 - [[Target Books]] released the 2nd edition of ''[[Doctor Who and the Zarbi]]''. | ||
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Events
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Behind the scenes
- 1916 - Peggy Mount (Stallslady in DW: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy) was born at Southend-On-Sea, Essex, England.
- 1927 - Ray Barrett (Bennett and Koquillion in DW: The Rescue) was born in Brisbane, Australia.
- 1939 - Peter Dean, who had an uncredited role in DW: The Face of Evil, was born in London.
- 1941 - Paul Darrow (Captain Hawkins in DW: Doctor Who and the Silurians and Tekker in Timelash) was born in Surrey, England.
- 1963 - Esther Freud (Threst in DW: Attack of the Cyberman) was born.
- 1964 - "The Snows of Terror", Episode 4 of DW: The Keys of Marinus, was first broadcast.
- 1970 - DW: The Ambassadors of Death Episode 7 was first broadcast.
- 1973 - Target Books released the 2nd edition of Doctor Who and the Zarbi.
