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* [[2000 (production)|2000]] - Recording for ''[[The Spectre of Lanyon Moor (audio story)|The Spectre of Lanyon Moor]]'' took place at [[The Moat Studios]]. | * [[2000 (production)|2000]] - Recording for ''[[The Spectre of Lanyon Moor (audio story)|The Spectre of Lanyon Moor]]'' took place at [[The Moat Studios]]. | ||
* [[2007 (production)|2007]] - Recording for ''[[Son of the Dragon (audio story)|Son of the Dragon ]]'' took place at [[The Moat Studios]]. | * [[2007 (production)|2007]] - Recording for ''[[Son of the Dragon (audio story)|Son of the Dragon]] '' took place at [[The Moat Studios]]. | ||
* [[2010 (production)|2010]] - Noted fantasy [[writer]] [[Neil Gaiman]] announced via his {{w|blog}} that he would write [[The Doctor's Wife (TV story)|an episode]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' for [[Series 6 (Doctor Who)|the 2011 series]]. This was also the first indication that the series was expected to continue beyond 2010. | * [[2010 (production)|2010]] - Noted fantasy [[writer]] [[Neil Gaiman]] announced via his {{w|blog}} that he would write [[The Doctor's Wife (TV story)|an episode]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' for [[Series 6 (Doctor Who)|the 2011 series]]. This was also the first indication that the series was expected to continue beyond 2010. | ||
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On 6 February, the following important behind-the-scenes events were known to have occurred:
- 2000 - Recording for The Spectre of Lanyon Moor took place at The Moat Studios.
- 2007 - Recording for Son of the Dragon took place at The Moat Studios.
- 2010 - Noted fantasy writer Neil Gaiman announced via his blog that he would write an episode of Doctor Who for the 2011 series. This was also the first indication that the series was expected to continue beyond 2010.
