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'''''Nightmare Planet''''', also known as '''''The Nightmare Planet''''' was written by [[Dennis Spooner]] for [[Season 13]]. It was commissioned on 31 January 1975 and later dropped for unknown reasons. | '''''Nightmare Planet''''', also known as '''''The Nightmare Planet''''' was written by [[Dennis Spooner]] for [[Season 13]]. It was commissioned on 31 January 1975 and later dropped for unknown reasons. | ||
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It would have turned out that these monsters were illusions projected by the planet's psychic atmosphere, and that they could only cause harm so long as people believed they were real.{{Source}} | It would have turned out that these monsters were illusions projected by the planet's psychic atmosphere, and that they could only cause harm so long as people believed they were real.{{Source}} | ||
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