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*Sarah destroys one of the patrol robots with the the Doctor's [[sonic screwdriver]]. | *Sarah destroys one of the patrol robots with the the Doctor's [[sonic screwdriver]]. | ||
== | ==Writing and publishing notes== | ||
* [[Ian Marter]] suggested novelising this two-parter which no-one else was interested in doing. | * [[Ian Marter]] suggested novelising this two-parter which no-one else was interested in doing. | ||
* Marter also portrayed the character of [[Harry Sullivan]] in the story. He had previously adapted ''[[Doctor Who and the Ark in Space|The Ark in Space]]'', in which he had also appeared. These two books are unique as being, to date, the only examples of a ''Doctor Who'' actor adapting his own TV stories. Marter would go on to write numerous other novelisations for Doctor Who before his death in 1986 (with postumous publications continuing for more than a year thereafter). | * Marter also portrayed the character of [[Harry Sullivan]] in the story. He had previously adapted ''[[Doctor Who and the Ark in Space|The Ark in Space]]'', in which he had also appeared. These two books are unique as being, to date, the only examples of a ''Doctor Who'' actor adapting his own TV stories. Marter would go on to write numerous other novelisations for Doctor Who before his death in 1986 (with postumous publications continuing for more than a year thereafter). | ||
