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*[[Sarah Jane Smith]] - [[Elisabeth Sladen]] | *[[Sarah Jane Smith]] - [[Elisabeth Sladen]] | ||
*[[Morbius]] - [[Michael Spice]] | *[[Morbius]] - [[Michael Spice]] | ||
*[[Solon]] - [[Philip Madoc]] | *[[Mehendri Solon|Solon]] - [[Philip Madoc]] | ||
*[[Maren]] - [[Cynthia Grenville]] | *[[Maren]] - [[Cynthia Grenville]] | ||
*[[Condo]] - [[Colin Fay]] | *[[Condo]] - [[Colin Fay]] | ||
Revision as of 06:47, 19 September 2007
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Tom Baker
- Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen
- Morbius - Michael Spice
- Solon - Philip Madoc
- Maren - Cynthia Grenville
- Condo - Colin Fay
- Ohica - Gilly Brown
- Sisters - Sue Bishop, Janie Kells, Gabrielle Mowbray, Veronica Ridge
- Kriz - John Scott Martin
- Monster - Stuart Fell
Crew
- Assistant Floor Manager - Felicity Trew
- Costumes - L Rowland Warne
- Designer - Barry Newbury
- Incidental Music - Dudley Simpson
- Make-Up - Jean McMillan
- Movement - Geraldine Stephenson
- Producer - Philip Hinchcliffe
- Production Assistant - Carol Wiseman
- Production Unit Manager - Janet Radenkovic
- Script Editor - Robert Holmes
- Special Sounds - Dick Mills
- Studio Lighting - Peter Catlett
- Studio Sound - Tony Millier
- Theme Arrangement - Delia Derbyshire
- Title Music - Ron Grainer
- Visual Effects - John Horton
References
Karn, Sisterhood of Karn, Gallifrey, Solon, Time Lords
Story Notes
- Some fans have noted that some stories which share similar ideas:
- Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein, in which a scientist attempts to create new life by joining together the organs of a number of deceased bodies.
- Curt Siodmak's 1942 novel Donovan's Brain, in which a scientist tries to keep the disembodied brain of an evil billionaire alive.
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
- Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible expands on who the Sisterhood are, how they came to be an their animosity with the Time Lords / Gallifrey.
- Warmonger covers much of Morbius's reign before he was captured by the Time Lords.
- The Hoothi, briefly mentioned in this story, play a significantly greater role in the novel, "Love and War."
- Though it looks the same, it is unclear whether the Mutt seen and killed at the beginning of this story is one of the same creatures seen in "The Mutants."
DVD and Video Releases
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Target Novelisations
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External Links
- Outpost Gallifrey The Brain of Morbius page
- The Doctor Who Reference Guide detailed synopsis of The Brain of Morbius
- BBC The Brain of Morbius page
- A Brief History of Time (Travel) Guide to The Brain of Morbius
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