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* Paul McGann's appearance occurred at a time that the actor was also being heard in a new series of [[Eighth Doctor]] radio plays on [[BBC Radio]]. | * Paul McGann's appearance occurred at a time that the actor was also being heard in a new series of [[Eighth Doctor]] radio plays on [[BBC Radio]]. | ||
* [[Mickey Smith]] had previously used the term "Cyberking" in ''[[Army of Ghosts]]'' when speculating about the contents of the void ship. | * [[Mickey Smith]] had previously used the term "Cyberking" in ''[[Army of Ghosts]]'' when speculating about the contents of the void ship. | ||
* To keep the mystery of the identity of David Morrissey's character a surprise, the actor was credited as ' | * To keep the mystery of the identity of David Morrissey's character a surprise, the actor was credited as 'The Doctor' in ''Radio Times'' and only as 'Jackson Lake' in the closing credits. | ||
* Russell T Davies chose the name Rosita for Jackson Lake's companion because it contained elements of 'Rose' and 'Martha'. ''It also happens to be Spanish for "Little Rose.'' | * Russell T Davies chose the name Rosita for Jackson Lake's companion because it contained elements of 'Rose' and 'Martha'. ''It also happens to be Spanish for "Little Rose.'' | ||
* Dervla Kirwan wore special black contact lenses for the scenes of the transformed Miss Hartigan. Because the lenses didn't completely cover her eyes, however, special effects team at The Mill had to electronically paint out any glimpses of white eyeballs that appeared in shot. | * Dervla Kirwan wore special black contact lenses for the scenes of the transformed Miss Hartigan. Because the lenses didn't completely cover her eyes, however, special effects team at The Mill had to electronically paint out any glimpses of white eyeballs that appeared in shot. | ||
