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CC
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28
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10
Sep 66 - 01 Oct 66
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4
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DD
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29
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08
Oct 66 - 29 Oct 66
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4
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EE
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30
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05
Nov 66 - 10 Dec 66
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6
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FF
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31
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17
Dec 66 - 07 Jan 67
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4
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GG
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32
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14
Jan 67 - 04 Feb 67
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4
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HH
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33
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11
Feb 67 - 04 Mar 67
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4
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JJ
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34
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11
Mar 67 - 01 Apr 67
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4
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KK
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35
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08
Apr 67 - 13 May 67
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6
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LL
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36
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20
May 67 - 01 Jul 67
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7
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Episode
1.
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10th
September 1966
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5:50
p.m.
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24.01
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4.3
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96
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Episode
2.
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17th
September 1966
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5:55
p.m.
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24.27
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4.9
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77
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Episode
3.
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25th
Setember 1966
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5:50
p.m.
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23.55
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5.3
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96
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| Episode 4. |
1st
October 1966
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5:52
p.m.
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23.37
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5.5
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109
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The
TARDIS materializes on the wild and remote part of 17th Century Cornish
coast. Pirates led by Captain Samuel Pike are searching for hidden
treasure, while smugglers masterminded by the local Squire are trying
to sell contraband. The Doctor unwittingly receives a clue to the
treasure's whereabouts from the churchwarden - just before a pirate murders
him. The Doctor is captured by Captain Pike and reveals the location
of the treasure to Captain Pike before managing to escape. The
Pirates uncover the treasure at the Church just as the Militia arrive,
after being summoned by Revenue Officer Josiah Blake. A fight breaks
out with the Pirates being either killed or captured, during which the
Doctor and crew makes their escape in the TARDIS.
The Doctor: William Hartnell
Polly Wright: Anneke
Wills
Ben Jackson: Michael Craze
Guest Appearances:
Churchwarden: Terence de
Marney
Cherub: George
A. Cooper
Jacob Kewper: David
Blake Kelly
Tom: Mike
Lucas
Squire: Paul
Whitsun-Jones
Spaniard: Derek
Ware
Pike: Michael
Godfrey
Jamaica: Elroy
Josephs
Blake: John
Ringham
Gaptooth: Jack
Bligh
Producer: Innes
Lloyd.
Script Editor: Gerry
Davis.
Writer: Brian
Hayles.
Director:
Julia Smith.
Designer:
Richard Hunt.
Costume: Daphne
Dare.
Make up: Gillian James.
Music: No Music
Novelised
as "Doctor Who - The Smugglers"
by Terence Dicks (0 426 20328 3) first
published by W.H. Allen (now Virgin Publishing Ltd.) in 1988 with cover
by Alister Pearson. Target library number 133.
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Not
available on video due to loss of story.
Complete
audio soundtrack exists, released by the BBC Radio Collection on CD in
the UK, 7 May, 2002 (0 563 53504 0).
.
.
This episode
was filmed as the final part of the third season, but was held over to
the fourth season.
During filming on this serial, William Hartnell made the decision to leave
the program.
Director Julia Smith became the co-creator of Eastenders, and supervised
the start of doomed soap, Eldorado.
All four episodes are lost. Limited number of photographic images exist.
Studio
recording in Riverside 1. (8, 15,
22, 29 July 1966)
Nanjizal Bay, Nanjizal,
Cornwall. (19-20 June 1966)
St. Grada Church, Grade, Cornwall. (21 June 1966)
Church Cove, Cornwall. (21 June 1966)
Farmland between Helson and Wendron, Cornwall. (21
June 1966)
Tretheway Farm, Tretheway, Cornwall. (22 June 1966)
Bonny Mary, Newlyn Harbour, Newlyn, Cornwall. (23
June 1966)
Bosistow Cliffs, Nanjizal, Cornwall. (20 June 1966)
Episode 1-3 - The rhyme the Doctor recites in episode 3 is different from original rhyme heard in episode 1.