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'''''The Crusade''''' was the sixth serial of [[season 2]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' | '''''The Crusade''''' was the sixth serial of [[season 2]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. It was the last story that Whitaker wrote for Hartnell and the first story to be directed by [[Douglas Camfield]] in its entirety. Currently, only the first and third episodes, "The Lion" and "The Wheel of Fortune", survive, making ''The Crusade'' the only serial from the second season to contain [[Missing episode|missing episodes]]. | ||
Most of the actors in this story had either just been in ''Doctor Who'', or were just about to do so, namely: [[Gabor Baraker]], [[Zohra Sehgal]], [[Walter Randall]], [[Jean Marsh]], [[Reg Pritchard]] and [[Bernard Kay]]. The latter was a common practice at the time. [[Nicholas Courtney]] was briefly considered as a replacement for [[Julian Glover]] and Jean Marsh would go on to play [[Sara Kingdom]]. | Most of the actors in this story had either just been in ''Doctor Who'', or were just about to do so, namely: [[Gabor Baraker]], [[Zohra Sehgal]], [[Walter Randall]], [[Jean Marsh]], [[Reg Pritchard]] and [[Bernard Kay]]. The latter was a common practice at the time. [[Nicholas Courtney]] was briefly considered as a replacement for [[Julian Glover]] and Jean Marsh would go on to play [[Sara Kingdom]]. | ||
