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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* The game features an uncredited actor as [[the Master]], with a vocal impression based upon the {{Ainley|n=performance}} of [[Anthony Ainley]]. | * The game features an uncredited actor as [[the Master]], with a vocal impression based upon the {{Ainley|n=performance}} of [[Anthony Ainley]]. Although it had originally been planned to have Ainley record lines for the pinball game, due to confusion and slow passing of information from Pfutzenreuter through various individuals to Ainley and vice versa, this did not come to pass.<ref>http://pfutz.us/UnofficialDoctorWhoPinballHistory/</ref> It would later be discovered that Ainley had soon after sent a letter to one individual involved in the chain of communication to explain that his UK agents had not been helpful in the matter, and that he had not been able to properly consider the project.<ref>http://pfutz.us/UnofficialDoctorWhoPinballHistory/AnthLtr.jpg</ref> | ||
* Oddly, despite the replacement performer deriving their performance from Ainley, the Master is credited as being the [[Roger Delgado]] incarnation. | * Oddly, despite the replacement performer deriving their performance from Ainley, the Master is credited as being the [[Roger Delgado]] incarnation. Although the art on the machine depicts Delgado, the image which appears on-screen depicts the [[Anthony Ainley]] incarnation. | ||
* The game can be seen in the background of an interview with [[Sylvester McCoy]] for ''[[More Than Thirty Years in the TARDIS]]''. | * The game can be seen in the background of an interview with [[Sylvester McCoy]] for ''[[More Than Thirty Years in the TARDIS]]''. | ||
* {{wi|New York Magazine}} filmed an interview with [[Matt Smith]], [[Karen Gillan]], and [[Arthur Darvill]] playing a game on the machine while they were in [[New York City]] in 2011. | * {{wi|New York Magazine}} filmed an interview with [[Matt Smith]], [[Karen Gillan]], and [[Arthur Darvill]] playing a game on the machine while they were in [[New York City]] in 2011. | ||
