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 == Topics discussed ==
-The documentary opened with a clip of [[Colin Baker]] on ''[[Blue Peter]]'' contemporaneous with the start of [[season 23]]. [[Eric Saward]] then explained that the basic conceit of the trial came from [[Jane Judge]], his partner and the [[production secretary]] on ''[[Doctor Who]]'' at that time. [[Jim Sangster]], Baker, and Saward then opined on the relative merits of the trial scenario.
+The documentary opened with a clip of [[Colin Baker]] on ''[[Blue Peter]]'' contemporaneous with the start of [[Season 23 (Doctor Who 1963)|season 23]]. [[Eric Saward]] then explained that the basic conceit of the trial came from [[Jane Judge]], his partner and the [[production secretary]] on ''[[Doctor Who]]'' at that time. [[Jim Sangster]], Baker, and Saward then opined on the relative merits of the trial scenario.
 The interviewees then talked about the merits of having a [[Robert Holmes]] script for the first segment of ''The Trial''. Sangster and Saward spent time discussing the savage notes the Head of Drama, [[Jonathan Powell]], gave on Holmes' scripts — and how the production team largely ignored those notes.