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Catalogue number | BBCDVD 1802 | ||||||||||
Title | Doctor Who - Inferno | ||||||||||
Artist(s) | Don Houghton | ||||||||||
Cover condition | Near mint | ||||||||||
Record condition | Near mint | ||||||||||
BBC records label code | - | ||||||||||
Item deleted? | No | ||||||||||
Released | 1970 | ||||||||||
Distributed / printed by | 2 entertain | ||||||||||
Country of origin | UK | ||||||||||
Media type | Primary | ||||||||||
Media genre | Dramas - Sci-fi View all other tracks listed as Dramas - Sci-fi. | ||||||||||
Run-off codes / Shop bar codes | A0100700006-A911 16 IFPI L556 Sony DADC A0100699432-A522 16 IFPI L556 Sony DADC | ||||||||||
My rating | ***** | ||||||||||
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Number have | 1 | ||||||||||
What type of seller was used? | Other online shop | ||||||||||
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Side & track | Track and Artist | Length | |||||||||
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A1 | Episode 1 | 23.24 | |||||||||
A2 | Episode 2 | 22.07 | |||||||||
A3 | Episode 3 | 24.36 | |||||||||
A4 | Episode 4 | 24.33 | |||||||||
A5 | Episode 5 | 23.44 | |||||||||
A6 | Episode 6 | 23.34 | |||||||||
A7 | Episode 7 | 25.00 | |||||||||
A8 | Can You Hear The Earth Scream? - Making Inferno | 34.48 | |||||||||
A9 | The U. N. I. T. family - Part one | 35.36 | |||||||||
A10 | Visual effects promo film | 5.60 | |||||||||
A11 | Delete Scene - from episode 5 | 1.57 | |||||||||
A12 | Pertwee Years Intro | 2.44 | |||||||||
A13 | Photo gallery | 6.11 | |||||||||
A14 | Doctor Who annual 1971 [PDF] | ||||||||||
A15 | Radio Times billings [PDF] | ||||||||||
Total length of media 4:14:14. |
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My rating | 3 | |
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Extra notes on cover, middle (gatefold sleeve) and any inserts | ||
StarringJon Pertwee (Third Doctor) Caroline John (Liz Shaw) Nicholas Courtney - Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart/Brigade-Leader Lethbridge-Stewart John Levene - Sergeant Benton/Platoon Under-Leader Benton Olaf Pooley - Professor Stahlman Christopher Benjamin - Sir Keith Gold Sheila Dunn - Petra Williams Derek Newark - Greg Sutton Ian Fairbairn - Bromley Walter Randall - Harry Slocum Derek Ware - Private Wyatt David Simeon - Private Latimer Roy Scammell - RSF Sentry Keith James - Patterson Dave Carter, Pat Gorman, Walter Henry, Philip Ryan, Peter Thompson - Primords Written byDon Houghton Produced byBarry Letts Directed byDouglas Camfield SynopsisThe Doctor and UNIT are attached to the Inferno project - a top secret drilling operation, which aims to penetrate the Earth's crust and release a major new source of energy. When a toxic liquid leaks from the pipes, the project is thrown into crisis, and when the Doctor finds himnself thrown into a parallel universe, the true danger that faces Earth is revealed ... BackgroundThe 'parallel world' story is something of a staple of most sci-fi series, books or comics so it's perhaps surprising that it took Doctor Who seven years to succumb to the temptation. Inferno is the first story of the seventh season in which fledgling producer Barry Letts had any say in the commissioning and development. Letts was already pushing through radical new working methods and technology, to bring the series into the colourful 1970s. His techniques gave better flexibility to recording schedules, saw less wear and tear on the sets, and allowed more rehearsal time for the actors. Director Douglas Camfield had been working on Doctor Who since William Hartnell's time as the Doctor, and been responsible for the stories that introduced the Brigadier and UNIT to the series. Inferno was his first taste of directing the series in colour, but he fell ill shortley after completing the first two episodes, and had to leave the production. Producer Barry Letts was left to take over the directing duties for the rest of the story. Inferno sees the seventh season of Doctor Who finish on something of a dark and serious note, and in hindsight it's easy to see a series that is struggling to find its own identity after the black and white era of the 1960s. Jon Pertwee's reign as the Doctor would get into full swing the following year, with the introduction of the Master and Jo Grant, and with UNIT becoming yet more central. Season Seven sees Doctor Who in perhaps its most serious phase e ver, and with Inferno, gritty realism is the order of the day. | ||
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