Planet of the Ood (TV story)
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"The Ood aren't born like this - a species born to serve could never evolve in the first place. What does the company do to make them obey?"
Synopsis
The Doctor and Donna travel to the Ood-Sphere, where danger awaits them as the The Doctor discovers the awful truth. The Doctor discovers what drove the Ood to become what they are; a company has been forcing Ood into slavery.
Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - David Tennant
- Donna Noble - Catherine Tate
- Solana Mercurio - Ayesha Dharker
- Mr Halpen - Tim McInnerny
- Sigma - Paul Kasey
- Dr Ryder - Adrian Rawlins
- Commander Kess - Roger Griffiths
- Mr Bartle - Paul Clayton
- Rep - Tariq Jordan
- Ood - Paul Kasey
- Voice of the Ood - Silas Carson
Production crew
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References
- The Doctor refers to the time when he couldn't save the Ood from falling into the black hole in The Satan Pit.
- The Fourth Great and Bountiful Human Empire is mentioned to have started in the 42nd century.
Story notes
Ratings
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Myths
Continuity
- The Ood previously appeared in "The Impossible Planet" and "The Satan Pit".
- The Ood-Sphere is located in the same system as the Sense Sphere. Russel T Davies noted during production of the Ood's introductory episodes that he considered their homeworld to be close to that of the Sensorites. The Doctor comments that he visited the Sense-Sphere "ages ago".
- Friends of the Ood appear in this epiosde they were previously mentioned in The Impossible Planet.
- An upgraded version of the rocket from "The Satan Pit" flies over the Doctor and Donna.
- When Ood Stigma mention's how the Doctor's song is coming to an end, Rose Tyler's theme can be heard playing.
filming locations
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Discontinuity
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DVD and other releases
- It will be released on the Series 4 boxset DVD in November 2008.
- It will be released as part of Series 4 Volume 1 on June 2nd 2008 alongside Partners in Crime and The Fires of Pompeii.
- It has been given 12 certificate because of a 'moderate gory scene'. Partners in Crime and The Fires of Pompeii were both given PG certificates.
