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' | *Perhaps because of the 2005 series' dedication to the [[Children in Need]] charity, this production is often assumed to have been a CIN event. In fact, it was made for [[Comic Relief]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:20, 26 November 2007
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
- The Ninth Doctor - Rowan Atkinson
- The (Quite Handsome) Tenth Doctor - Richard E. Grant
- The (Shy) Eleventh Doctor - Jim Broadbent
- The (Handsome) Twelth Doctor - Hugh Grant
- The (Female) Thirteenth Doctor - Joanna Lumley
- Emma, The Assistant - Julia Sawalha
- The 17th Master - Jonathan Pryce
- Dalek Voices - Roy Skelton, Dave Chapman
Crew
- Executive Producer) - Richard Curtis
- Incidental Music - Mark Ayres
- Theme Music - Ron Grainer
- Costume Designer - Rebecca Hale
- Makeup Artist - Jan Sewell
- Supervising Sound Editor - Philip Meehan
- Stunt Double - Gabe Cronnelly (for Jonathan Pryce)
References
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Story Notes
- All the Dalek props and the TARDIS console were provided by fans.
Ratings
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Myths
- Perhaps because of the 2005 series' dedication to the Children in Need charity, this production is often assumed to have been a CIN event. In fact, it was made for Comic Relief.
Location Filming
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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors
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Continuity
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DVD, Video and Other Releases
- Released on VHS, the VHS contained the story, plus a Making of feature, it also included several other Doctor Who comedy skits which had been produced in the past.
See Also
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