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'''''Regeneration''''' was the first episode of ''[[K9 (TV series)|K9]]'', the [[Australia]]n-produced spin-off series featuring [[K9 Mark 2]]. It was written by [[Shayne Armstrong]] and [[S.P. Krause]], directed by [[David Caesar]] and [[Mark DeFriest]] and introduced [[John Leeson]] as [[K9 Mark 2]], [[Keegan Joyce]] as [[Starkey]], [[Philippa Coulthard]] as [[Jorjie Turner]], [[Daniel Webber]] as [[Darius Pike]] and [[Robert Moloney]] as [[Alistair Gryffen]]. | '''''Regeneration''''' was the first episode of ''[[K9 (TV series)|K9]]'', the [[Australia]]n-produced spin-off series featuring [[K9 Mark 2]]. It was written by [[Shayne Armstrong]] and [[S.P. Krause]], directed by [[David Caesar]] and [[Mark DeFriest]] and introduced [[John Leeson]] as [[K9 Mark 2]], [[Keegan Joyce]] as [[Starkey]], [[Philippa Coulthard]] as [[Jorjie Turner]], [[Daniel Webber]] as [[Darius Pike]] and [[Robert Moloney]] as [[Alistair Gryffen]]. | ||
The episode first aired in the [[UK]] as a special preview on [[31 October (releases)|31 October]] [[2009 (releases)|2009]]. It was notable for featuring the original [[K9 Mark I]], and his ultimate destruction and subsequent regeneration into his Mark 2 body. Though the Mark I model was a nod to the classic ''Doctor Who'' series, licencing issues would prove responsible for its regeneration into a different model, and henceforth, references to the classic series would be limited to avoid these issues. | The episode first aired in the [[UK]] as a special preview on [[31 October (releases)|31 October]] [[2009 (releases)|2009]].{{Source}} It was notable for featuring the original [[K9 Mark I]], and his ultimate destruction and subsequent regeneration into his Mark 2 body. Though the Mark I model was a nod to the classic ''Doctor Who'' series, licencing issues would prove responsible for its regeneration into a different model, and henceforth, references to the classic series would be limited to avoid these issues. | ||
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