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* [[21 June (production)|21 June]] - Episode one of ''[[The Mind Robber (TV story)|The Mind Robber]]'' was recorded at [[BBC Television Centre]] Studio 3. ([[TCH 13]]) | * [[21 June (production)|21 June]] - Episode one of ''[[The Mind Robber (TV story)|The Mind Robber]]'' was recorded at [[BBC Television Centre]] Studio 3. ([[TCH 13]]) | ||
*[[28 June (production)|28 June]] - Episode two of ''[[The Mind Robber (TV story)|The Mind Robber]]'' was recorded at [[BBC Television Centre]] Studio 3. ([[TCH 13]]) [[Frazer Hines]] was absent from this filming session due to being ill with chicken pox and [[Hamish Wilson]] temporarily stepped in as [[Jamie McCrimmon|Jamie]]. ([[DCOM]]: [[The Fact of Fiction (documentary)|''The Fact of Fiction'']]) | |||
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1968 was a year in which a number of events important to the production of Doctor Who and its spin-offs occurred.
January
- January - Terrance Dicks was hired to the Doctor Who production team, as an assistant for Derrick Sherwin.
February
March
- 29 March - The decision was made to reduce The Dominators from six parts into five.[1]
April
- 19 April - The Mind Robber was extended from four parts into five, with Sherwin commissioned to write a new opening episode for the story.[1]
May
June
- 21 June - Episode one of The Mind Robber was recorded at BBC Television Centre Studio 3. (TCH 13)
- 28 June - Episode two of The Mind Robber was recorded at BBC Television Centre Studio 3. (TCH 13) Frazer Hines was absent from this filming session due to being ill with chicken pox and Hamish Wilson temporarily stepped in as Jamie. (DCOM: The Fact of Fiction)
