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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* Some of the lines the fictional actors say are reminiscent of things that actually appear on [[Peter Davison]]-led commentaries for the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' range. For instance, [[Johanna Bourke]] mimics [[Janet Fielding]]'s propensity to stop the conversational flow of a commentary by randomly saying something about a character's costume. <ref>''Doctor Who'' DVD release, [[DCOM]]: ''[[Earthshock]]'' and others</ref>
* Some of the lines the fictional actors say are reminiscent of things that actually appear on [[Peter Davison]]-led commentaries for the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' range. For instance, [[Johanna Bourke]] mimics [[Janet Fielding]]'s propensity to stop the conversational flow of a commentary by randomly saying something about a character's costume. ([[DCOM]]: ''[[Earthshock]]'' and others)


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

Revision as of 02:14, 13 August 2013

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Special Features was a 2010 Big Finish Productions full-cast audio short story featuring the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa.

It was notable for its unusual structure, which used the guise of a DVD commentary recording session as a means for the Doctor and Nyssa to solve the story's central mystery. As a result, it was in places a parody of the Doctor Who DVD commentary process in which both Peter Davison and Sarah Sutton have been involved.

Publisher's summary

At last, the cult 1970s horror anthology Doctor Demonic's Tales of Terror is set for release on DVD, complete with a commentary from director Martin Ashcroft, leading actors Sir Jack Merrivale and Johanna Bourke, plus the film's historical adviser – the mysterious 'Dr John Smith'!

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  • Some of the lines the fictional actors say are reminiscent of things that actually appear on Peter Davison-led commentaries for the Doctor Who range. For instance, Johanna Bourke mimics Janet Fielding's propensity to stop the conversational flow of a commentary by randomly saying something about a character's costume. (DCOM: Earthshock and others)

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