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* This is the first time Davros and his Daleks are seen on screen to hover above the ground. However, ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]'' would be the first to show a Dalek hovering up stairs. | * This is the first time Davros and his Daleks are seen on screen to hover above the ground. However, ''[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]'' would be the first to show a Dalek hovering up stairs. | ||
* In part two, the DJ wears a pinstripe suit very similar to the one worn by the [[Tenth Doctor]]. | * In part two, the DJ wears a pinstripe suit very similar to the one worn by the [[Tenth Doctor]]. | ||
* The story was supposed to end with the Doctor saying "[[Blackpool]]" to Peri, however this was cut prior to transmission (as a result it ends with a freeze-frame before the Doctor reveals this destination). This was to have led into the story ''[[The Nightmare Fair (TV story)|The Nightmare Fair]]'', production of which was cancelled due to the hiatus, though it was later adapted as [[The Nightmare Fair (novelisation)|a novel]] by [[Target Books]] and [[The Nightmare Fair (audio story)|a Big Finish Productions audio story]]; the adventure would have featured the return of [[ | * The story was supposed to end with the Doctor saying "[[Blackpool]]" to Peri, however this was cut prior to transmission (as a result it ends with a freeze-frame before the Doctor reveals this destination). This was to have led into the story ''[[The Nightmare Fair (TV story)|The Nightmare Fair]]'', production of which was cancelled due to the hiatus, though it was later adapted as [[The Nightmare Fair (novelisation)|a novel]] by [[Target Books]] and [[The Nightmare Fair (audio story)|a Big Finish Productions audio story]]; the adventure would have featured the return of the [[Celestial Toymaker]], last seen in 1966. | ||
* This was the last ''Doctor Who'' story to alternate between video and film, with film being used for exterior locations, a practice that had been in place since ''[[The Reign of Terror]]'' in 1964 and in many other British television productions, although it had been falling out of favour since the start of the 1980s. Discounting the 1996 telefilm, it wasn't until ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]'' in 2005 that a film-like look was once again applied to ''Doctor Who'', although in fact the series is recorded on standard-definition video and then "filmized". Therefore ''Revelation of the Daleks'' remains the last standard television story to use true film. | * This was the last ''Doctor Who'' story to alternate between video and film, with film being used for exterior locations, a practice that had been in place since ''[[The Reign of Terror]]'' in 1964 and in many other British television productions, although it had been falling out of favour since the start of the 1980s. Discounting the 1996 telefilm, it wasn't until ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]'' in 2005 that a film-like look was once again applied to ''Doctor Who'', although in fact the series is recorded on standard-definition video and then "filmized". Therefore ''Revelation of the Daleks'' remains the last standard television story to use true film. | ||
* [[Colin Baker]] and [[Nicola Bryant]] appear entirely on film in part one and have no interaction with the actors portrayed in the video segments. | * [[Colin Baker]] and [[Nicola Bryant]] appear entirely on film in part one and have no interaction with the actors portrayed in the video segments. | ||