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* [[1964 (production)|1964]] - The [[incidental music]] for ''[[The Sensorites (TV story)|The Sensorites]]'' was recorded at [[Maida Vale]] Studio 2. ([[INFO]]: ''The Sensorites'') | * [[1964 (production)|1964]] - The [[incidental music]] for ''[[The Sensorites (TV story)|The Sensorites]]'' was recorded at [[Maida Vale]] Studio 2. ([[INFO]]: ''The Sensorites'') | ||
*[[1971 (production)|1971]] - Studio filming for [[The Dæmons (TV story)|''The Dæmons'']] took place at BBC Television Centre 4. ([[REF]]: ''[[Doctor Who The Handbook: The Third Doctor]]'') | |||
* [[1995 (production)|1995]] - [[Writer]] [[Matthew Jacobs]] submitted a fresh new storyline for [[Doctor Who (TV story)|the 1996 TV movie]], having been hired [[5 May (production)|only 14 days earlier]]. This plot holds a strong resemblance to the final product: the [[Seventh Doctor]] arrives in [[San Francisco]] or [[New Orleans]], and [[the Master|a dead Master]] transforms into a shape-shifting slick of [[DNA]] and attacks the Doctor. After being discovered by a boy named Jack, who brings him to a [[hospital]], where the Doctor is operated on by [[Dr]] Kelly Grace — which kills him. He regenerates into his [[Eighth Doctor|eighth body]] in the [[morgue]], while the Master finds a human host. The biggest difference to the final film is: the Master uses [[the TARDIS]] to revive the dead in time for [[Halloween]]. The Doctor eventually manages to transport them all to another dimension, and leaves with Kelly as his new [[companion]]. Jacob's next draft on [[27 June (production)|27 June]] changed a few things. | * [[1995 (production)|1995]] - [[Writer]] [[Matthew Jacobs]] submitted a fresh new storyline for [[Doctor Who (TV story)|the 1996 TV movie]], having been hired [[5 May (production)|only 14 days earlier]]. This plot holds a strong resemblance to the final product: the [[Seventh Doctor]] arrives in [[San Francisco]] or [[New Orleans]], and [[the Master|a dead Master]] transforms into a shape-shifting slick of [[DNA]] and attacks the Doctor. After being discovered by a boy named Jack, who brings him to a [[hospital]], where the Doctor is operated on by [[Dr]] Kelly Grace — which kills him. He regenerates into his [[Eighth Doctor|eighth body]] in the [[morgue]], while the Master finds a human host. The biggest difference to the final film is: the Master uses [[the TARDIS]] to revive the dead in time for [[Halloween]]. The Doctor eventually manages to transport them all to another dimension, and leaves with Kelly as his new [[companion]]. Jacob's next draft on [[27 June (production)|27 June]] changed a few things. | ||
* [[2000 (production)|2000]] - The [[Big Finish Productions|Big Finish]] audio story ''[[Minuet in Hell (audio story)|Minuet in Hell]]'' was recorded in [[Bristol]]. | * [[2000 (production)|2000]] - The [[Big Finish Productions|Big Finish]] audio story ''[[Minuet in Hell (audio story)|Minuet in Hell]]'' was recorded in [[Bristol]]. | ||
