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* This story features [[Patrick Troughton]]'s final performance as the Doctor. | * This story features [[Patrick Troughton]]'s final performance as the Doctor. | ||
* This story, like many of [[Season 22]], was produced in forty-five minute episodes. When sold to other countries such as Australia and America, the episodes were edited into six twenty-five-minute episodes with new cliff-hangers added, including [[Peri]]'s collapse on the space station, Anita leading the Doctor to Chessene's hideout and the Doctor struggling against the [[Androgum]] genes infecting his timeline. | * This story, like many of [[Season 22]], was produced in forty-five minute episodes. When sold to other countries such as Australia and America, the episodes were edited into six twenty-five-minute episodes with new cliff-hangers added, including [[Peri]]'s collapse on the space station, Anita leading the Doctor to Chessene's hideout and the Doctor struggling against the [[Androgum]] genes infecting his timeline. | ||
* The location shoot in Seville kicked off production. When the wigs constructed for the guest characters such as Chessene and Dastari failed to arrive on time, the actors had to be fitted for new wigs in Seville. These Spanish wigs were subsequently used for the studio shoot in England in order to keep continuity. | |||
* ''Radio Times'' credits John Stratton (Shockeye) as 'Shockeye o' the Quancin' Grig' for Part One. | * ''Radio Times'' credits John Stratton (Shockeye) as 'Shockeye o' the Quancin' Grig' for Part One. | ||
* James Saxon (Oscar) is credited as 'Oscar Botcherby' in ''Radio Times''. | * James Saxon (Oscar) is credited as 'Oscar Botcherby' in ''Radio Times''. | ||
