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'''Info text''' (occasionally rendered '''info-text''', also known as '''production information subtitles''') is production information put onto a secondary [[subtitle]] track on ''[[Doctor Who]]'' | '''Info text''' (occasionally rendered '''info-text''', also known as '''production information subtitles''') is production information put onto a secondary [[subtitle]] track on ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[DVD]]s. It is a feature virtually exclusive to the DVD releases of pre-1996 episodes of the show. | ||
The information varies on each release. It may include things like ratings figures, casting information, uncredited personnel who worked on a [[serial]] or details about how a particular scene was filmed. Often, the info text concerns itself with what ''might'' have been: locations or actors the production team couldn't contract, other roles that the actors then on-screen turned down and the like. Only rarely does the info text deal with [[narrative continuity|continuity]] issues within the narrative itself. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:16, 16 October 2023
Info text (occasionally rendered info-text, also known as production information subtitles) is production information put onto a secondary subtitle track on Doctor Who DVDs. It is a feature virtually exclusive to the DVD releases of pre-1996 episodes of the show.
The information varies on each release. It may include things like ratings figures, casting information, uncredited personnel who worked on a serial or details about how a particular scene was filmed. Often, the info text concerns itself with what might have been: locations or actors the production team couldn't contract, other roles that the actors then on-screen turned down and the like. Only rarely does the info text deal with continuity issues within the narrative itself.
