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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
=== Companion === | === Companion === | ||
Ray was originally created with the intention that she would replace [[Melanie Bush|Mel]] as a [[companion]]. There were rumours that [[Bonnie Langford]] was leaving the show. However, filming and airing schedules meant that Mel actually departed in ''[[Dragonfire]]'' and was replaced by [[Ace]]. ([[BBC DVD]]: ''[[Survival]]'') | Ray was originally created with the intention that she would replace [[Melanie Bush|Mel]] as a [[companion]]. There were rumours that [[Bonnie Langford]] was leaving the show. However, filming and airing schedules meant that Mel actually departed in ''[[Dragonfire (TV story)|Dragonfire]]'' and was replaced by [[Ace]]. ([[BBC DVD]]: ''[[Survival]]'') | ||
An unofficial book published in 2008, ''[[Eclectic Gypsy: The Unauthorised Biography of Doctor Who]]'', opens with an original short story, "[[The One That Got Away]]", in which a later incarnation of the Doctor (implied to be the [[Tenth Doctor]]) encounters a now-elderly Ray in the 21st century, and regrets that he never took Ray on as a companion. | An unofficial book published in 2008, ''[[Eclectic Gypsy: The Unauthorised Biography of Doctor Who]]'', opens with an original short story, "[[The One That Got Away]]", in which a later incarnation of the Doctor (implied to be the [[Tenth Doctor]]) encounters a now-elderly Ray in the 21st century, and regrets that he never took Ray on as a companion. | ||
