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== DVD and Video Releases == | == DVD and Video Releases == | ||
* The Horns of Nimon was the last [[Fourth Doctor]] story to be released by the BBC on video. | * The Horns of Nimon was the last [[Fourth Doctor]] story to be released by the BBC on video. | ||
==Novelisation== | |||
[[Image:Horns of Nimon novel.jpg|right|75px]] | |||
: ''Main article: [[Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon)]]'' | |||
* Novelised as ''[[Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon]]'' by [[Terrance Dicks]]. | |||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 01:29, 4 August 2008
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Tom Baker
- Romana II - Lalla Ward
- K-9 - David Brierly
- Soldeed - Graham Crowden
- Seth - Simon Gipps-Kent
- Sorak - Michael Osborne
- Teka - Janet Ellis
- Co-Pilot - Malcolm Terris
- Pilot - Bob Hornery
- Nimon - Robin Sherringham, Bob Appleby, Trevor St. John Hacker
- Voice of the Nimons - Clifford Norgate
- Sezom - John Bailey
Crew
- Assistant Floor Manager - Rosemary Chapman
- Costumes - June Hudson
- Designer - Graeme Story
- Incidental Music - Dudley Simpson
- Make-Up - Christine Walmesley-Cotham
- Producer - Graham Williams
- Production Assistant - Henry Foster
- Production Unit Manager - John Nathan-Turner
- Script Editor - Douglas Adams
- Special Sounds - Dick Mills
- Studio Lighting - Nigel Wright
- Studio Sound - John Hartshorn
- Theme Arrangement - Delia Derbyshire
- Title Music - Ron Grainer
- Visual Effects - Peter Pegrum
References
- Romana has built her own Sonic Screwdriver.
- The Nimon use a travel capsule, similar to a Transmat, to travel via a Black hole.
- The Anethans bring Hymetusite as an offering for the Nimon.
Story Notes
- The time rotor is removed, the first and only time this has occurred.
- This serial was supposed to have been followed by one more, Shada, however due to a strike, production of Shada was abandoned, making Horns of Nimon a premature season finale. As such it marked the end of several eras: it featured the final use of the original 1963 arrangement of the "Doctor Who Theme", from the 1967 remix by Delia Derbyshire, and the last use of the diamond-shaped series logo and "tunnel" opening sequence by Bernard Lodge, which had been in place (with some modifications) since The Time Warrior
Ratings
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Myths
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Location Filming
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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors
- One of the most frequently cited on-screen bloopers in Doctor Who occurs when the actor playing Soldeed breaks character and starts to laugh during his death scene.
Continuity
- In Lungbarrow Romana gives the Doctor her sonic screwdriver.
- Seasons of Fear also features the Nimon.
DVD and Video Releases
- The Horns of Nimon was the last Fourth Doctor story to be released by the BBC on video.
Novelisation
- Main article: Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon)
- Novelised as Doctor Who and the Horns of Nimon by Terrance Dicks.
External Links
