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== References == | == References == | ||
* The Morpheus [[sleep]] deprivation pods play a [[hologram]] of the song ''[[Mr. Sandman]]'', and is used as a key on the security system. | * The Morpheus [[sleep]] deprivation pods play a [[hologram]] of the song ''[[Mr. Sandman]]'', and is used as a key on the security system. | ||
* The sleep deprivation pods are named Morpheus after the god of sleep. | |||
* The Doctor quotes the lines "sleep no more" from ''[[Macbeth]]''. | |||
== Story notes == | == Story notes == | ||
Revision as of 23:18, 14 November 2015
Sleep No More was the ninth episode of the ninth series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales.
Synopsis
From footage in the Le Verrier space station, the Doctor and Clara are shown to be up against terrifying Sandmen in a situation which involves sleep and lots of death.
Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
- Clara - Jenna Coleman
- Professor Rassmusssen - Reece Shearsmith
- Nagata - Elaine Tan
- Chopra - Neet Mohan
- 474 - Bethany Black
- Deep-Ando - Paul Courtenay Hyu
- Sandmen - Paul Davis, Tom Wilton, Matthew Doman
- Morpheus Presenter - Zina Badran
- Hologram Singer - Natasha Patel
- Hologram Singer - Elizabeth Chong
- Hologram Singer - Nikkita Chadha
- Hologram Singer - Gracie Lai
Crew
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References
- The Morpheus sleep deprivation pods play a hologram of the song Mr. Sandman, and is used as a key on the security system.
- The sleep deprivation pods are named Morpheus after the god of sleep.
- The Doctor quotes the lines "sleep no more" from Macbeth.
Story notes
- This episode lacks any opening titles, for the first time in the history of Doctor Who. The episode title and writer credit were instead placed at the start of the closing credits.
- The story is notable for using the found footage format, and for using elements of first person monologue told by Professor Rassmusssen.
- It is also notable for being the first episode in the series to cast an openly transgender actress (Bethany Black).[1]
Ratings
- BBC One Overnight: to be added
- BBC America Overnight: to be added
Filming location
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Production errors
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Continuity
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Home video releases
DVD releases
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Blu-ray releases
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External links
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