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* Major [[Thomas Kennet|Kennet]] — [[Jim Norton]] | * Major [[Thomas Kennet|Kennet]] — [[Jim Norton]] | ||
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* [[Caretaker (Scream of the Shalka)| | * The [[Caretaker (Scream of the Shalka)|Caretakers]] — [[David Tennant]] and [[Ben Morrison]] ([[DWM 334]]) | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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== Story notes == | == Story notes == | ||
* When first broadcast, this Doctor was advertised by the BBC as the 'Ninth Doctor'. | * When first broadcast, this Doctor was advertised by the BBC as the 'Ninth Doctor'. | ||
* Appearing in a cameo role in the serial was actor and ''Doctor Who'' fan [[David Tennant]], who in April 2005 was announced as the [[Tenth Doctor]]. He was not originally cast in the production, but Tennant happened to be recording a '' | * Appearing in a cameo role in the serial was actor and ''Doctor Who'' fan [[David Tennant]], who in April 2005 was announced as the [[Tenth Doctor]]. He was not originally cast in the production, but Tennant happened to be recording a Radio 4 adaptation of ''The Amazing Maurice'' ''and His Educated Rodents'' in a neighbouring studio. When he discovered what was being recorded next door, he convinced the director to give him a small role. ([[DWM 336]]) Tennant had several roles in [[Big Finish Productions]]' ''Doctor Who'' related audios before he was cast as the [[Tenth Doctor]] on the [[BBC Wales]]' produced series. | ||
* If the viewer right clicks and selects play after the end of episode 3, an alternate version of the closing credits plays (followed by the final part of the episode). | * If the viewer right clicks and selects play after the end of episode 3, an alternate version of the closing credits plays (followed by the final part of the episode). | ||
* Around the time of providing the voice of Alison, [[Sophie Okonedo]] also filmed a role in the movie ''Hotel Rwanda'', for which she was nominated for an Academy Award; this makes Okonedo, to date, the only companion actor to have been nominated for an Oscar. Okonedo would eventually return to televised ''[[Doctor Who]]'' in [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|the 2010 series]] as the recurring character [[Elizabeth X]]. | * Around the time of providing the voice of Alison, [[Sophie Okonedo]] also filmed a role in the movie ''Hotel Rwanda'', for which she was nominated for an Academy Award; this makes Okonedo, to date, the only companion actor to have been nominated for an Oscar. Okonedo would eventually return to televised ''[[Doctor Who]]'' in [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|the 2010 series]] as the recurring character [[Elizabeth X]]. |