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}}'''''Planet of the Ood''''' was the third episode of [[Series 4 (Doctor Who)|the fourth series]] of [[BBC Wales|Welsh]] ''[[Doctor Who]]''. As the title flatly presaged, it featured the return of the [[Ood]], and the Doctor's first visit to [[Ood Sphere|their homeworld]]. It was the first time viewers met Ood [[Σ|Sigma]] and the first time they encountered the later-important phrase, "the [[DoctorDonna]]". | }}'''''Planet of the Ood''''' was the third episode of [[Series 4 (Doctor Who)|the fourth series]] of [[BBC Wales|Welsh]] ''[[Doctor Who]]''. As the title flatly presaged, it featured the return of the [[Ood]], and the Doctor's first visit to [[Ood Sphere|their homeworld]]. It was the first time viewers met Ood [[Σ|Sigma]] and the first time they encountered the later-important phrase, "the [[Donna Noble|DoctorDonna]]". | ||
Behind the scenes, it was notable for showcasing the first prolonged usage of [[counter tenor]] [[Mark Chambers (counter tenor)|Mark Chambers]] on a ''Doctor Who'' score. Later more famous for the purely incidental "[[Vale Decem]]", heard as the [[tenth Doctor]] [[regeneration|regenerated]], here he gave voice to the [[wikipedia:diegesis|diegetic]] Ood song, known on the [[Doctor Who: Original Television Soundtrack: Series 4|series 4 soundtrack]] as "[[Songs of Freedom and Captivity]]". | Behind the scenes, it was notable for showcasing the first prolonged usage of [[counter tenor]] [[Mark Chambers (counter tenor)|Mark Chambers]] on a ''Doctor Who'' score. Later more famous for the purely incidental "[[Vale Decem]]", heard as the [[tenth Doctor]] [[regeneration|regenerated]], here he gave voice to the [[wikipedia:diegesis|diegetic]] Ood song, known on the [[Doctor Who: Original Television Soundtrack: Series 4|series 4 soundtrack]] as "[[Songs of Freedom and Captivity]]". | ||