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Revision as of 04:09, 16 June 2017
Eye on... Blatchford was a 2005 home video released with City of Death.
Synopsis
Meet Sardoth - the second-to-last of the Jagaroth.
Plot
to be added
Cast
- Narrator - Stuart Flanagan M.D., D.J.
- Sardoth - Brooklands Greene
- Voice of Sardoth - Kevin Stayner
- Dr Amadeus Gowel - Gabriel Woolf
- Ice-Cream Children - Beth & Jessica Robert
- Young T hief - Jake Trussler
- Tourists - Sal Trussler, Richard Johnston, Kev Hammond, Kent Isotwne, Pen Manuel, Ped Hammond, Colin Fletcher, Vicky Short, Jen Whittingham
Crew
- Writer - Robert Hammond
- Director - Mark Frost
- Producer - Matt West
- Runner - Ben Hammond
- CG and Props - The Pepper Mill
- Musicality - Marc Dú Pan
- Production Assistant - Agnieszka Frost
- Duck Procurement - Nicola Start
Special thanks
Thanks
- John & Melody Van Deventer
- Maxillo-Facial Laboratory
- Steve Roberts
- Mike Tucker
- Susan Robert
- Anita Sheppard
- Laura Donn
- Luke Nathan
- Alex at the Star
- Sarah at the Star
- Kath O'Neill
- Jo Mayne
- Dame Felicity Lott
- Stephen Shillito
- Julian Knott
- Gavin French
- Ed Starling
- Robin Prichard
- Vicky West
- Peter Crocker
- Colin Young
- Mike Allbright
References
- Sardoth has splinters that had rejected history: from 1881, Sister Mary O'Logan the one-eyed-gun-nun that was an arms supplier to a local orphanage; from 1937, Bernard Shop the layabout and buffoon that sold cheap perfume; from 1772, Sir Nickleby Gooch, the cross-dresser, whose talents were knitting and being great; and Canon Sistabarn, the head of the BBC, whose usefulness was less than zero.
- Sardoth read the Doctor Who annual 1976.
- Sardoth owned a DVD of Fury from the Deep.
Story notes
- It's the third and final in the trilogy of "the fake lives of monsters" series.
- This story is a comedic sequel to City of Death.
