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|writer = David Bartlett | |writer = David Bartlett | ||
|director = [[Helen Goldwyn]] | |director = [[Helen Goldwyn]] | ||
|producer = [[Ian Atkins]] | |producer = [[Ian Atkins (writer)|Ian Atkins]] | ||
|music = [[Robert Harvey]] | |music = [[Robert Harvey]] | ||
|sound = [[Robert Harvey]] | |sound = [[Robert Harvey]] | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This is the second entry in ''[[The Companion Chronicles]]'' to feature the Daleks after ''[[Fear of the Daleks (audio story)|Fear of the Daleks]]''. | * This is the second entry in ''[[The Companion Chronicles]]'' to feature the Daleks after ''[[Fear of the Daleks (audio story)|Fear of the Daleks]]''. | ||
* [[Producer]] [[Ian Atkins]] originally considered an idea for a Dalek story in ''[[The Second Doctor: Volume One]]'' but could not find a place for it in the box set while it focused on an arc about [[Jamie McCrimmon]]. Later, Atkins worked with [[Peter Purves]] on a ''[[Short Trips (series)|Short Trips]]'' instalment and considered revisiting the idea with Steven instead of Jamie. ([[VOR 100]]) | * [[Producer]] [[Ian Atkins (writer)|Ian Atkins]] originally considered an idea for a Dalek story in ''[[The Second Doctor: Volume One]]'' but could not find a place for it in the box set while it focused on an arc about [[Jamie McCrimmon]]. Later, Atkins worked with [[Peter Purves]] on a ''[[Short Trips (series)|Short Trips]]'' instalment and considered revisiting the idea with Steven instead of Jamie. ([[VOR 100]]) | ||
* [[Writer]] [[David Bartlett]] claimed the psychological dynamic between Steven and the Dalek was inspired by the writing style of [[David Whitaker]]. The external threat of the Chaons was inspired more by the style of [[Terry Nation]]. ([[BFX]]: ''Across the Darkened City'') He considered that the heavier Whitaker influence meant that the story did not feel entirely like one from the [[William Hartnell|Hartnell]] era, but felt this approach still worked as "a sort of prelude to what was to come later." ([[VOR 100]]) | * [[Writer]] [[David Bartlett]] claimed the psychological dynamic between Steven and the Dalek was inspired by the writing style of [[David Whitaker]]. The external threat of the Chaons was inspired more by the style of [[Terry Nation]]. ([[BFX]]: ''Across the Darkened City'') He considered that the heavier Whitaker influence meant that the story did not feel entirely like one from the [[William Hartnell|Hartnell]] era, but felt this approach still worked as "a sort of prelude to what was to come later." ([[VOR 100]]) | ||
* Bartlett watched the last episode of ''[[The Chase (TV story)|The Chase]]'' and the entirety of ''[[The Time Meddler (TV story)|The Time Meddler]]'' to get a feel for Steven's early characterisation. He also listened to a number of early Dalek story soundtrack CDs to get a sense of what kind of dialogue worked for the Daleks and what did not. ([[VOR 100]]) | * Bartlett watched the last episode of ''[[The Chase (TV story)|The Chase]]'' and the entirety of ''[[The Time Meddler (TV story)|The Time Meddler]]'' to get a feel for Steven's early characterisation. He also listened to a number of early Dalek story soundtrack CDs to get a sense of what kind of dialogue worked for the Daleks and what did not. ([[VOR 100]]) | ||
