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'''''The Face of God''''' was an unproduced story written by then-producer [[John Wiles]] for [[Season 3]]. Little is | {{unprod}} | ||
'''''The Face of God''''' was an unproduced story written by then-producer [[John Wiles]] for [[Season 3]]. Little is known about it. | |||
It was believed to have concerned a planet which the Doctor would visit at various points in time, unwittingly setting himself up as a God and spurring on an order of religious fanatics over the coming centuries. The revelation that he was the order's deity would not have come until the final episode.{{Fact}} | It was believed to have concerned a planet which the Doctor would visit at various points in time, unwittingly setting himself up as a God and spurring on an order of religious fanatics over the coming centuries. The revelation that he was the order's deity would not have come until the final episode.{{Fact}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:29, 4 April 2022
The Face of God was an unproduced story written by then-producer John Wiles for Season 3. Little is known about it.
It was believed to have concerned a planet which the Doctor would visit at various points in time, unwittingly setting himself up as a God and spurring on an order of religious fanatics over the coming centuries. The revelation that he was the order's deity would not have come until the final episode.[source needed]
