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:''Not to be confused with the [[co-executive producer]], a junior, and not co-equal, title. ''
:''Not to be confused with the [[co-executive producer]], a junior, and not co-equal, title. ''
An '''executive producer''' is the head of the [[above the line]] talent on an episode, and is in overall charge of any episode's production.
An '''executive producer''' is the head of the [[above the line]] talent on an episode, and is in overall charge of any episode's production.
 
==Overview==
In the [[1963]] version of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', executive producers were largely not credited, because the [[Head of Serials]] (or the Head of Series and Serials) was the un-credited executive producer of not only ''Doctor Who'', but all programmes in the department. The only year for which this wasn't true was [[season 18]]. In this case, the incoming Head of Serials asked [[Barry Letts]] to do his job for him on ''Doctor Who'' and oversee [[John Nathan-Turner]]'s first year as [[producer]]. ([[REF]]: ''[[The Fourth Doctor Handbook]]'') Hence, for that year only, an executive producer was credited on BBC-produced ''Doctor Who''.
In the [[1963]] version of ''[[Doctor Who]]'', executive producers were largely not credited, because the [[Head of Serials]] (or the Head of Series and Serials) was the un-credited executive producer of not only ''Doctor Who'', but all programmes in the department. The only year for which this wasn't true was [[season 18]]. In this case, the incoming Head of Serials asked [[Barry Letts]] to do his job for him on ''Doctor Who'' and oversee [[John Nathan-Turner]]'s first year as [[producer]]. ([[REF]]: ''[[The Fourth Doctor Handbook]]'') Hence, for that year only, an executive producer was credited on BBC-produced ''Doctor Who''.


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