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This was the first story to be produced at the new [[Riverside Studios]], the production team having moved from [[Lime Grove Studios]]. It also saw a quarry used for location filming for the first time. | This was the first story to be produced at the new [[Riverside Studios]], the production team having moved from [[Lime Grove Studios]]. It also saw a quarry used for location filming for the first time. | ||
''The Dalek Invasion of Earth'' saw [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] part company with the Doctor, the first of his [[companion]]s to leave. She does not reappear on television until ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]''. During filming, [[William Hartnell]] fell after the ramp of the [[Dalek Flying Saucer]] collapsed. Although he was temporarily paralysed, he returned after just a week's bed-rest. | ''The Dalek Invasion of Earth'' saw [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] part company with the Doctor, the first of his [[companion]]s to leave. She does not reappear on television until ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]''. During filming, [[William Hartnell]] fell after the ramp of the [[Dalek Flying Saucer]] collapsed. The man carrying him down the saucer's ramp dropped Hartnell, and he hit his head on a metal camera stand. Although he was temporarily paralysed, he returned after just a week's bed-rest. | ||
The Daleks first started using "exterminate" on a regular basis to refer to the killing of individuals.This also is the first episode in which the Daleks are seen on Earth. This furthers [[Dalek#A Nazi by any other name|their parallels]] with [[Nazi]]sm, established in [[The Daleks|their debut]]. Here they go so far as to refer to the killings as a "final solution", a phrase associated with Nazism. (Prior to this, the Daleks had been using the term "exterminated", but it was during the final episode of this serial, "Flashpoint", that the word destined to become the Daleks' catchphrase was uttered for the first time.) | The Daleks first started using "exterminate" on a regular basis to refer to the killing of individuals.This also is the first episode in which the Daleks are seen on Earth. This furthers [[Dalek#A Nazi by any other name|their parallels]] with [[Nazi]]sm, established in [[The Daleks|their debut]]. Here they go so far as to refer to the killings as a "final solution", a phrase associated with Nazism. (Prior to this, the Daleks had been using the term "exterminated", but it was during the final episode of this serial, "Flashpoint", that the word destined to become the Daleks' catchphrase was uttered for the first time.) | ||
