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===Studio G=== | ===Studio G=== | ||
Studio G was a long, narrow, rectangular space which Verity Lambert was offered by the BBC Planning Department. In the deal, she got Planning to agree that Studio D was unsuitable as the main recording space for the programme. She even got them to rotate ''Doctor Who'' to the top of the list of shows to be scheduled at [[BBC Television Centre|Television Centre]]. However, if TC was unavailable, she would have to use Lime Grove's Studio G. Lambert continued to argue against this "compromise" because the shape of Studio G was totally wrong for the depiction of science fictional vistas, and allowed for no sense of depth.<ref name=SSAz/>. In practice Studio G was | Studio G was a long, narrow, rectangular space which Verity Lambert was offered by the BBC Planning Department. In the deal, she got Planning to agree that Studio D was unsuitable as the main recording space for the programme. She even got them to rotate ''Doctor Who'' to the top of the list of shows to be scheduled at [[BBC Television Centre|Television Centre]]. However, if TC was unavailable, she would have to use Lime Grove's Studio G. Lambert continued to argue against this "compromise" because the shape of Studio G was totally wrong for the depiction of science fictional vistas, and allowed for no sense of depth.<ref name=SSAz/>. In practice Studio G was used only once by ''Doctor Who''. | ||
====Stories taped at Studio G==== | |||
*''[[The Reign of Terror]]'' | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Studios]] | [[Category:Studios]] | ||