Inferno (TV story)

Inferno
Doctor:	[[doctor::Third Doctor]]
Companion(s):	Liz Shaw The Brigadier
Main enemy:	TBC
Main setting:	Earth; circa 1970s Alternate Earth; circa 1970s
Key crew
Writer:	Don Houghton
Director:	Douglas Camfield
Producer:	Barry Letts
Release details
Release number:	54
Premiere broadcast:	9th May - 20th June 1970
Format:	7 25-minute Episodes
Production code:	DDD

Synopsis

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Plot

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Cast

The Doctor — Jon Pertwee

Liz Shaw / Section Leader Liz Shaw — Caroline John

Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart / Brigade Leader — Nicholas Courtney

Sergeant Benton/Platoon Under Leader Benton — John Levene

Professor Stahlman/Director Stahlman - Olaf Pooley

Sir Keith Gold — Christopher Benjamin

Petra Williams/Dr. Petra Williams - Sheila Dunn

Greg Sutton - Derek Newark

Private Latimer - David Simeon

Private Wyatt - Derek Ware

Harry Slocum - Walter Randall

Bromley - Ian Fairbairn

RSF Sentry - Roy Scammell

Patterson - Keith James

Primords - Dave Carter, Pat Gorman, Walter Henry, Philip Ryan, Peter Thompson

Crew

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References

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Story Notes

• This is the last appearance of the original TARDIS console which had been used since the first show.
• Derek Newark played played Za in An Unearthly Child, the very first televised Doctor Who story. Christopher Benjamin reappears as Henry Gordon Jago in The Talons of Weng-Chiang.

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

• The Face of the Enemy is a sequel to Inferno, revisiting the 'alternate' world.

• Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel are the only other examples including Inferno of 'alternate universe' stories in televised Doctor Who.

DVD and Video Releases

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Target Novelisations

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External Links

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