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companions= <ul><li>[[Tegan]]</li><li>[[Turlough]]</li><li>[[Kamelion]] (introduction; joins}</li></ul> | | companions= <ul><li>[[Tegan]]</li><li>[[Turlough]]</li><li>[[Kamelion]] (introduction; joins}</li></ul> | | ||
enemy= [[The Master]] | | enemy= [[The Master]] | | ||
year= [[England]]; [[ | year= [[England]]; [[4th March]] [[1215]]| | ||
writer= [[Terence Dudley]]| | writer= [[Terence Dudley]]| | ||
director= [[Tony Virgo]]| | director= [[Tony Virgo]]| | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 5 March 2007
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- Also under the alias of Sir Giles Estram (yet another of the Master's witty anagrams).
Crew
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References
Story Notes
- Part One was promoted by the BBC as the 600th Doctor Who episode.
Ratings
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Myths
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Location Filming
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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors
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Continuity
- Kamelion reappears under the Master's control in Planet of Fire.
DVD and Video Releases
- The King's Demons was released on video by BBC Worldwide in 1995 as part of a boxed set with the Special Edition version of The Five Doctors.
Target Novelisations
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External Links
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Television
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