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* Twelve clips from the missing fourth and fifth episodes, "The Tyrant of France" and "A Bargain of Necessity", exist in the form of 8mm cine film. | * Twelve clips from the missing fourth and fifth episodes, "The Tyrant of France" and "A Bargain of Necessity", exist in the form of 8mm cine film. | ||
* "Guests of Madame Guillotine" used the working title "Guests of the Guillotine". | * "Guests of Madame Guillotine" used the working title "Guests of the Guillotine". | ||
* The first use of an establishing on-screen caption in ''Doctor Who'' is featured in "Guests of Madame Guillotine": the word 'PARIS' is superimposed over a piece of artwork showing the French capital. | |||
* This story was a replacement for a six-part story by David Whitaker which would have been set at the time of the [[Spanish Armada]]. | * This story was a replacement for a six-part story by David Whitaker which would have been set at the time of the [[Spanish Armada]]. | ||
* William Russell originally suggested the idea of a story set during the French Revolution. | * William Russell originally suggested the idea of a story set during the French Revolution. | ||