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* [[Anneke Wills]] was unhappy that Polly was reduced to being a damsel in distress; she and the rest of the cast particularly disliked the infamous scene where Jamie slaps her to break her out of a mental breakdown. | * [[Anneke Wills]] was unhappy that Polly was reduced to being a damsel in distress; she and the rest of the cast particularly disliked the infamous scene where Jamie slaps her to break her out of a mental breakdown. | ||
* [[Michael Craze]] said of the story: "You just knew it was a dodo. The whole thing was badly conceived — tatty old scripts and costumes and everything. It ended up as a pantomime. [[Julia Smith]] was so emotionally charged that she'd burst into tears at anything." | * [[Michael Craze]] said of the story: "You just knew it was a dodo. The whole thing was badly conceived — tatty old scripts and costumes and everything. It ended up as a pantomime. [[Julia Smith]] was so emotionally charged that she'd burst into tears at anything." | ||
* [[Bernard Lodge]]'s new title sequence that featured [[Patrick Troughton]]'s face was going to be debut in this story. It was held off until [[The Macra Terror (TV story)| | * [[Bernard Lodge]]'s new title sequence that featured [[Patrick Troughton]]'s face was going to be debut in this story. It was held off until ''[[The Macra Terror (TV story)|The Macra Terror]]''. | ||
* Now that he was a main character, [[Frazer Hines]] decided to begin modulating the Highland lilt he had employed in [[The Highlanders (TV story)| | * Now that he was a main character, [[Frazer Hines]] decided to begin modulating the Highland lilt he had employed in ''[[The Highlanders (TV story)|The Highlanders]]'', achieving a more conventional Scots accent. | ||
* Many of the “swimming” shots were actually performed in mid-air using Kirby wires. | * Many of the “swimming” shots were actually performed in mid-air using Kirby wires. | ||
