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'''''The Angarath''''' was an unproduced television story concerning a race of people offering [[human sacrifice]]s to sentient [[rock]]s. It would have featured in [[Season 14]]. | '''''The Angarath''''' was an unproduced television story concerning a race of people offering [[human sacrifice]]s to sentient [[rock]]s. It would have featured in [[Season 14 (Doctor Who 1963)|Season 14]]. | ||
On [[11 August (production)|11 August]] [[1975 (production)|1975]], [[Eric Pringle]] was commissioned for the first two episodes of ''The Angarath'' by producer [[Philip Hinchcliffe]]. These were delivered on [[27 September (production)|27 September]] but after receiving no reply from the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' production office as to their suitability, Pringle eventually decided to complete the serial regardless, submitting the final two parts on [[10 March (production)|10 March]] [[1976 (production)|1976]]. Hinchcliffe had no intention of proceeding further with the story, however, and the situation was finally dealt with on [[23 June (production)|23 June]] the same year. ([[DWMSE 8]]) | On [[11 August (production)|11 August]] [[1975 (production)|1975]], [[Eric Pringle]] was commissioned for the first two episodes of ''The Angarath'' by producer [[Philip Hinchcliffe]]. These were delivered on [[27 September (production)|27 September]] but after receiving no reply from the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' production office as to their suitability, Pringle eventually decided to complete the serial regardless, submitting the final two parts on [[10 March (production)|10 March]] [[1976 (production)|1976]]. Hinchcliffe had no intention of proceeding further with the story, however, and the situation was finally dealt with on [[23 June (production)|23 June]] the same year. ([[DWMSE 8]]) | ||
Several years later, Pringle would write ''[[The Awakening (TV story)|The Awakening]]'' for [[season 21]]. | Several years later, Pringle would write ''[[The Awakening (TV story)|The Awakening]]'' for [[Season 21 (Doctor Who 1963)|season 21]]. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* The idea of sentient rocks was re-used for ''[[The Stones of Blood]]''. | * The idea of sentient rocks was re-used for ''[[The Stones of Blood (TV story)|The Stones of Blood]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:50, 3 August 2024
The Angarath was an unproduced television story concerning a race of people offering human sacrifices to sentient rocks. It would have featured in Season 14.
On 11 August 1975, Eric Pringle was commissioned for the first two episodes of The Angarath by producer Philip Hinchcliffe. These were delivered on 27 September but after receiving no reply from the Doctor Who production office as to their suitability, Pringle eventually decided to complete the serial regardless, submitting the final two parts on 10 March 1976. Hinchcliffe had no intention of proceeding further with the story, however, and the situation was finally dealt with on 23 June the same year. (DWMSE 8)
Several years later, Pringle would write The Awakening for season 21.
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- The idea of sentient rocks was re-used for The Stones of Blood.
