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|1 ||''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)|Destiny of the Daleks]]''||[[Terry Nation]]||4||First appearance of [[Romana II]]; final script to be written by Terry Nation. [[K9]] is said to have contracted "robot laryngitis" which impairs his speech, and is given minimal screen time due to the prop being unsuitable for location shooting. | |1 ||''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)|Destiny of the Daleks]]''||[[Terry Nation]]||4||First appearance of [[Romana II]]; final script to be written by Terry Nation. [[K9]] is said to have contracted "robot laryngitis" which impairs his speech, and is given minimal screen time due to the prop being unsuitable for location shooting. | ||
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|2 ||''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''||[[David Agnew (writer)|David Agnew]] (aka [[David Fisher (writer)|David Fisher]]), <br />[[Douglas Adams]], <br />[[Graham Williams]]||4||First story to include filming outside the UK. Part 4 has the highest viewing figures in the history of the series. | |2 ||''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''||[[David Agnew (writer)|David Agnew]] (aka [[David Fisher (writer)|David Fisher]]), <br />[[Douglas Adams]], <br />[[Graham Williams]]||4||First story to include filming outside the UK. Part 4 has the highest viewing figures in the history of the series. Last televised story to be credited to the [[Pseudonym]] of David Agnew. | ||
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|3 ||''[[The Creature from the Pit (TV story)|The Creature from the Pit]]''||David Fisher||4|| First serial to feature [[David Brierley]] as the "voice" for K9 after [[John Leeson]] temporarily left the role, with the voice change explained as robot laryngitis. Final story to be directed by [[Christopher Barry]], whose involvement on the show dated back to 1963. | |3 ||''[[The Creature from the Pit (TV story)|The Creature from the Pit]]''||David Fisher||4|| First serial to feature [[David Brierley]] as the "voice" for K9 after [[John Leeson]] temporarily left the role, with the voice change explained as robot laryngitis. Final story to be directed by [[Christopher Barry]], whose involvement on the show dated back to 1963. | ||
