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|image= Barbara in Wonderland.jpg | |image = Barbara in Wonderland.jpg | ||
|series= ''[[Radio Times]]'' short stories | |series = ''[[Radio Times]]'' short stories | ||
|doctor = First Doctor | |doctor = First Doctor | ||
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|writer= [[Rowan Ayers]] | |writer = [[Rowan Ayers]] | ||
|producer= [[Peter Harle]] | |producer = [[Peter Harle]] | ||
|publication= ''[[Radio Times]]'' | |publication = ''[[Radio Times]]'' | ||
|next= We are the Daleks! (short story) | |next = We are the Daleks! (short story) | ||
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'''''Barbara in Wonderland''''' was a short story original to the [[1964 (releases)|1964]] ''[[Radio Times]]'' Christmas special. A loose pastiche of ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]'', it featured the [[First Doctor]] and two [[Dalek]]s as part of its supporting cast. | '''''Barbara in Wonderland''''' was a short story original to the [[1964 (releases)|1964]] ''[[Radio Times]]'' Christmas special. A loose pastiche of ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]'', it featured the [[First Doctor]] and two [[Dalek]]s as part of its supporting cast. | ||
Revision as of 09:45, 18 March 2023
Barbara in Wonderland was a short story original to the 1964 Radio Times Christmas special. A loose pastiche of Alice in Wonderland, it featured the First Doctor and two Daleks as part of its supporting cast.
Uniquely, despite being a prose appearance, the Doctor was still, in a fashion, portrayed by William Hartnell: a photoshoot with Hartnell in costume, two Dalek props, and actress Barbara Lord as the titular Barbara was held for the story. As the photograph was printed in colour, it constituted the first coloured appearances by Hartnell as the Doctor.
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- Two different shots of the photograph featuring William Hartnell were actually taken; the other one was printed in black and white in an advertisement for the then-upcoming Radio Times Christmas special. It was later restored and colorised by Clayton Hickman at the request of Stuart Humphryes.[1]
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