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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This was the first of [[Pete McTighe]]'s minisodes released in conjunction with ''[[The Collection]]'' to have its title included in the credits of [[Davros Rises! (webcast)|the webcast presentation]]. It got a production profile in [[DWM 571]] where McTighe emphasised that it "would feel reductive" to call it a trailer, referring to it explicitly as a [[mini-episode]]. | * This was the first of [[Pete McTighe]]'s minisodes released in conjunction with ''[[The Collection]]'' to have its title included in the credits of [[Davros Rises! (webcast)|the webcast presentation]]. It got a production profile in [[DWM 571]] where McTighe emphasised that it "would feel reductive" to call it a trailer, referring to it explicitly as a [[mini-episode]]. | ||
* McTighe noted that, when brainstorming a [[mini-episode]] to accompany the trailer for the ''[[The Collection]]'' Blu-ray release of [[Season 17]], he considered bringing Bron | * McTighe noted that, when brainstorming a [[mini-episode]] to accompany the trailer for the ''[[The Collection]]'' Blu-ray release of [[Season 17]], he considered bringing Bron and Cleese as their art-lover characters. However, he feared that the characters would be too obscure for general audiences, and ultimately scrapped the idea in favour of bringing [[David Gooderson]] back as [[Davros]]. He revealed that Gooderson had recorded his line as Davros in three takes during a lunch break while he was filming the new making-of documentary for ''Destiny of the Daleks'' included in the ''Collection'' Blu-ray box set itself. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
