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-|name = Eye on... Blatchford
+{{Infobox Story SMW
-|genre = Home video
+|image           = EO...B.JPG
-|epcount = 1
+|main character  = [[Sardoth]]
-|release date = 7 November 2005
+|writer          = Robert Hammond
-}}
+|director        = [[Mark Frost]]
-{{Invalid}}
+|producer        = [[Matt West]]
-'''''Eye on...  Blatchford''''' was a 2005 home video released with ''[[City of Death]]''.
+|genre           = Home video
+|epcount         = 1
+|release date    = 7 November 2005
+|series          = Fake DVD documentaries showing the "real" lives of villains
+|format          = 1x23 minute minisode
+|prev            = Oh Mummy! (home video)
+|next            =
+}}{{Invalid}}{{TV stub}}
+'''''Eye on... Blatchford''''' was a 2005 home video released on the [[DVD]] [[DVD releases|release]] of ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''.
+== Synopsis ==
+Meet [[Sardoth]] - the second-to-last of the [[Jagaroth]]. Sardoth tries his best to fit into the community of Blatchford and raise money to build a time machine.
 == Plot ==
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+''to be added''
 == Cast ==
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+* [[Narrator (Eye on... Blatchford)|Narrator]] - [[Stuart Flanagan]] {{sm|M.D., D.J.}}
+* [[Sardoth]] - [[Brooklands Greene]]
+* Voice of Sardoth - [[Kevin Stayner]]
+* Dr [[Amadeus Gowel]] - [[Gabriel Woolf]]
+* Ice-Cream Children - [[Beth Robert|Beth]] & [[Jessica Robert]]
+* [[Young thief (Eye on... Blatchford)|Young Thief]] - [[Jake Trussler]]
+* Tourists - [[Sal Trussler]], [[Richard Johnston]], [[Kev Hammond]], [[Kent Isotwne]], [[Pen Manuel]], [[Ped Hammond]], [[Colin Fletcher]], [[Vicky Short]], [[Jen Whittingham]]
+== Crew ==
+* [[Writer]] - [[Robert Hammond]]
+* [[Director (crew)|Director]] - Mark Frost
+* [[Producer]] - [[Matt West]]
+* [[Runner]] - [[Ben Hammond]]
+* [[CGI|CG]] and [[Props]] - [[The Pepper Mill]]
+* Musicality - [[Marc Dú Pan]]
+* [[Production assistant|Production Assistant]] - [[Agnieszka Frost]]
+* [[Duck]] Procurement - [[Nicola Start]]
+=== Thanks ===
+* [[John Van Deventer|John]] & [[Melody Van Deventer]]
+* [[Maxillo-Facial Laboratory]]
+* [[Steve Roberts]]
+* [[Mike Tucker]]
+* [[Susan Robert]]
+* [[Anita Sheppard]]
+* [[Laura Donn]]
+* [[Luke Nathan]]
+* [[Alex at the Star]]
+* [[Sarah at the Star]]
+* [[Kath O'Neill]]
+* [[Jo Mayne]]
+* Dame [[Felicity Lott]]
+* [[Stephen Shillito]]
+* [[Julian Knott]]
+* [[Gavin French]]
+* [[Ed Starling]]
+* [[Robin Prichard]]
+* [[Vicky West]]
+* [[Peter Crocker]]
+* [[Colin Young]]
+* [[Mike Allbright]]
+== Worldbuilding ==
+* Sardoth has splinters that had rejected history: from 1881, Sister [[Mary O'Logan]] the one-eyed-gun-nun that was an arms supplier to a local orphanage; from 1937, [[Bernard Shop]] the layabout and buffoon that sold cheap perfume; from 1772, Sir [[Nickleby Gooch]], the cross-dresser, whose talents were knitting and being great; and [[Canon Sistabarn]], the head of the [[BBC (in-universe)|BBC]], whose usefulness was less than zero.
+* Sardoth read the ''Doctor Who'' annual 1976.
+* Sardoth owned a copy of ''[[The Dr Who Annual 1979]]'' and a [[DVD]] of ''[[Fury from the Deep (Oh Mummy!)|Fury from the Deep]]''.
+== Story notes ==
+* It's the third and final in the trilogy of "the fake lives of monsters" series.
+* This story is a comedic sequel to ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''.
+{{DWU Doctor Who stories}}
-== Notes ==
+[[Category:2005 home videos]]
-to be added
-[[Category:2005 television stories]]
 [[Category:Parodies and pastiches]]
+[[Category:Non-DWU home videos]]