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| |subject =The life of [[Terry Nation]]
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| |name =The Terry Nation Story
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| |series=Radio Wales Art Show
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| |channel =BBC Radio Wales
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| |broadcast with =A Christmas Carol (TV story)
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| |narrator =[http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/radiowales/sites/presenters/pages/nicola_heywood_thomas.shtml Nicola Heywood-Thomas]
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| |interviewee =[[Pennant Roberts]], [[Verity Lambert]], [[Terrance Dicks]], [[Gareth Thomas]], [[Christopher Eccleston]], [[Russell T Davies]], [[wikipedia:Carolyn Seymour|Carolyn Seymour]], [[wikipedia:Roger Moore|Sir Roger Moore]]
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| |broadcast date =[[25 December]] [[2010]]
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| |runtime =60"
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| '''''The Terry Nation Story''''' was a radio documentary on [[BBC Radio Wales]], transmitted immediately following the [[BBC One]] [[Christmas|Christmas Day]] premiere of ''[[A Christmas Carol (TV story)|A Christmas Carol]]''. As the title suggested, it explored the life and times of [[Terry Nation]], from before he created the [[Dalek]]s to after his involvement with ''[[Blake's 7]]''. Though not solely about Nation's involvement in ''[[Doctor Who]]'', it nonetheless heavily used [[Murray Gold]] tracks, such as the [[Doctor Who theme|2010 ''Doctor Who'' theme tune]] and the Dalek leitmotif.
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Revision as of 19:48, 8 February 2013
Time travel between a future without Docter Rex enabled Tricara-Terry
to conquer the nation.
