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In a [[parallel universe]] in which ''[[Doctor Who]]'' never got past a pilot episode, it had a large fandom, an official magazine and a series of audio dramas with its original cast. Some of its early episodes were written by [[Martin Bannister]]. He considered the show to be dull and repetitive. Fans generally considered Bannister's episodes to be among the series' worst. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deadline (audio story)|Deadline]]'') | In a [[parallel universe]] in which ''[[Doctor Who]]'' never got past a pilot episode, it had a large fandom, an official magazine and a series of audio dramas with its original cast. Some of its early episodes were written by [[Martin Bannister]]. He considered the show to be dull and repetitive. Fans generally considered Bannister's episodes to be among the series' worst. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Deadline (audio story)|Deadline]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | |||
*A number of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' actors appeared in the series, including [[Colin Baker]], [[Nicholas Courtney]], [[Mark Strickson]], [[Simon Williams]], [[Jeff Rawle]], [[Martin Jarvis]], [[Geoffrey Bayldon]], [[Robert Glenister]], [[Kenneth Cope]], [[William Gaunt]], [[John Savident]], [[Bernard Kay]], [[Leslie Schofield]], [[David Collings]] and many others. [[Robert Holmes]], [[Graeme Harper]], [[Peter Moffatt]], [[David Maloney]], [[Christopher Barry]] and [[Chris Boucher]] also worked on the series. | |||
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