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* [[4 February (production)|4 February]] - "[[Priest of Death]]" was recorded at [[Riverside Studios]] 1. ([[TCH 7]])
* [[4 February (production)|4 February]] - "[[Priest of Death]]" was recorded at [[Riverside Studios]] 1. ([[TCH 7]])
*[[25 February (production)|25 February]] - [[John Wiles]] wrote a memo to [[Gerald Savory]] about [[Gerry Davis]]'s new script for ''[[The Celestial Toymaker (TV story)|The Celestial Toymaker]]''. In it, he claimed that the central battle of wills between the [[First Doctor]] and the [[Celestial Toymaker]] had been downplayed to the benefit of new elements involving a more [[child]]ish confrontation between the [[companion]]s and the Toymaker's creations. Ultimately, Wiles would have liked to have seen the entire production halted, since its commissioning producer and script editor had gone — and with them, the original, more adult intent of the story.
*25 February - "[[The Plague]]" was recorded at [[Riverside Studios]] 1. ([[INFO]]: "The Plague")


== March ==
== March ==

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1966 was a year in which a number of events important to the production of Doctor Who and its spin-offs occurred.

January

February

March

April

  • April - The Ocean Liner, The Clock and The Evil Eye are all rejected by Gerry Davis.[1]
  • In late April, the Doctor Who production office circulated a memo to writers outlining the proposed character of the Second Doctor, as well as suggestions on handling the first regeneration, which was initially compared to an LSD trip gone bad.[2]

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

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