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[[file:MichaelFerguson.jpg|thumb|250px|Ferguson as he appeared on [[DOC]]: ''[[Michael Fergusons Monster Masterclass]]'']] | [[file:MichaelFerguson.jpg|thumb|250px|Ferguson as he appeared on [[DOC]]: ''[[Michael Fergusons Monster Masterclass]]'']] | ||
'''Michael Ferguson''' was one of the few directors assigned to stories of the [[First Doctor|First]], [[Second Doctor|Second]], and [[Third Doctor]]s. | '''Michael Ferguson''' (born [[14th June]] [[1937]]) was one of the few directors assigned to stories of the [[First Doctor|First]], [[Second Doctor|Second]], and [[Third Doctor]]s. | ||
He was also an uncredited [[Assistant Floor Manager|assistant floor manager]] during [[The Daleks|the Daleks' debut serial]] (with [[Jeremy Hare]]). Part of his duties on this serial required him doing a bit of significant performing. He nominally played the first [[Dalek]], as he operated the Dalek arms that threatened [[Barbara Wright]] at the end of the episode "[[The Dead Planet]]". ([[BBC DVD]]: ''[[The War Games]]'') | He was also an uncredited [[Assistant Floor Manager|assistant floor manager]] during [[The Daleks|the Daleks' debut serial]] (with [[Jeremy Hare]]). Part of his duties on this serial required him doing a bit of significant performing. He nominally played the first [[Dalek]], as he operated the Dalek arms that threatened [[Barbara Wright]] at the end of the episode "[[The Dead Planet]]". ([[BBC DVD]]: ''[[The War Games]]'') | ||
