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* This was the first series-finale in ''Doctor Who'' history that featured a returning adversary, as well as the first series-finale to feature the Daleks. | * This was the first series-finale in ''Doctor Who'' history that featured a returning adversary, as well as the first series-finale to feature the Daleks. | ||
* In 1993, readers of ''DreamWatch Bulletin'' voted ''The Evil of the Daleks'' as the best ever ''Doctor Who'' story in a special poll for the series' thirtieth anniversary. | * In 1993, readers of ''DreamWatch Bulletin'' voted ''The Evil of the Daleks'' as the best ever ''Doctor Who'' story in a special poll for the series' thirtieth anniversary. | ||
* [[The Beatles]]' "Paperback Writer" and the Seekers' "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen" are used as background music on the jukebox in the coffee bar scenes in Episode One. These have been edited on some audio releases due to copyright issues. | * [[The Beatles]]' "Paperback Writer" and the Seekers' "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen" are used as background music on the jukebox in the coffee bar scenes in Episode One. These have been edited on some audio releases and on the animated version due to copyright issues. | ||
* The theme given to the Daleks by [[Dudley Simpson]] in his incidental music was based on the series' own signature tune. | * The theme given to the Daleks by [[Dudley Simpson]] in his incidental music was based on the series' own signature tune. | ||
* [[Patrick Troughton]] and [[Deborah Watling]] appear only in film inserts in Episode Four, as they were both on holiday during the week when it was recorded. | * [[Patrick Troughton]] and [[Deborah Watling]] appear only in film inserts in Episode Four, as they were both on holiday during the week when it was recorded. | ||
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* The half of the Doctor's picture found in Kennedy's hand is the right-hand side of the picture. But the other half that the Doctor and Jamie find soon after is also the right-hand side. | * The half of the Doctor's picture found in Kennedy's hand is the right-hand side of the picture. But the other half that the Doctor and Jamie find soon after is also the right-hand side. | ||
*As Jamie emerges from his hiding place having eavesdropped on the Doctor and Waterfield, the bubbling sound of the laboratory can be heard. | *As Jamie emerges from his hiding place having eavesdropped on the Doctor and Waterfield, there is an error with the animation/audio sync as the bubbling sound of the laboratory can be heard ''before'' it appears on screen. | ||
*When Jamie first grabs the candlestick that opens the secret panel to the south wing, his fingers pass right through it. | *When Jamie first grabs the candlestick that opens the secret panel to the south wing, his fingers pass right through it. | ||
