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J
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9
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31
Oct 63 - 14 Nov 64
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3
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K
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10
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21
Nov 64 - 26 Dec 64
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6
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L
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11
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02
Jan 65 - 09 Jan 65
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2
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M
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12
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16
Jan 65 - 06 Feb 65
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4
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N
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13
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13
Feb 65 - 20 Mar 65
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6
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P
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14
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27
Mar 65 - 17 Apr 65
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4
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Q
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15
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24
Apr 65 - 15 May 65
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4
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R
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16
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22
May 65 - 26 Jun 65
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6
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S
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17
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03
Jul 65 - 24 Jul 65
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4
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1.
The Space Museum.
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24th
April 1965
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5:42
p.m.
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23.38
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10.5
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16
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2. The
Dimensions In Time.
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1st
May 1965
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5:43
p.m.
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22.00
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9.3
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23
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3.
The Search.
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8th
May 1965
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5:41
p.m.
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23.33
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8.5
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22
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4. The
Final Phase.
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15th
May 1965
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5:40
p.m.
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22.15
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8.5
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27
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.
The
TARDIS lands on the barren planet Xeros which has been made into
a space museum by the warlike Moroks, as a monument to their galactic
conquests. Among the samples of their historical conquests are familiar
aliens like the Daleks, and the Doctor and his friends - who have
become invisible - see their own replicas in the museum. They realize
that the TARDIS has jumped across a time track and to avoid ending up
as exhibits they must change the possible future. They learn of a
revolution planned against the warlike Morok invaders and the Doctor helps
the Xeron rebels to victory.
The Doctor: William Hartnell
Ian Chesterton:
William Russell
Barbara Wright: Jacqueline Hill
Vicki: Maureen O'Brien
Guest Appearances:
Sita: Peter sanders
Dako: Walter
Randell
Richard Lionheart: Julian Glover
Reynier de Marun: David Anderson
William de Tornebu: Bruce Wightman
Ben Daheer: Reg
Pritchard
Thatcher: Tony Caunter
Saphadin: Bernard Kay
Saracen Warriors: Derek Ware, Valentino,
Musetti, Anthony Colby
Joanna: Jean
Marsh
Chamberlain: Robert
Lankesheer
Sheyrah: Zohra
Segal
Luigi Ferrigo: Gabor Baraker
Saracen Guards: Raymond Novak, Chris
Konyils
Haroun: George Little
Safiya: Petra
Markham
Earl of Leicester: John Bay
Maimuna: Sandra Hampton
Fatima: Viviane Sorrel
Hafsa: Diane
McKenzie
Ibrahim: Tutte
Lemkow
Soldier: Billy
Cornelius
Producer: Verity
Lambert.
Script Editor: Dennis
Spooner.
Writer: Glyn
Jones.
Director: Mervyn
Pritchard..
Designer: Spencer
Chapman.
Costume: Daphne
Dare.
Make up: Sonia Markham.
Music: (Stock) Various
tracks and composers.
Novelised
as "Doctor Who - The Space Museum"
by Glyn Jones (0 426 20289 9) first published
by W.H. Allen (now Virgin Publishing Ltd.) in 1987 with cover by
David McAllister. Target library number 117.
.
Released
as "The Crusade/Space Museum" Collectors Edition in the
UK in July 1999. In Australia and New Zealand as a two video set, (BBC
catalogue #6805) with photomontage cover, in epsodic format. Released
in the US and Canada as a single tape (WHV catalogue #E1399). Release
included a CD of the two missing episodes.
.
.
The
lettering to the end credits of part three is much smaller than normal.
William Hartnell did not appear in episode three except in the previous
episode's reprise as he was on holiday.
Glyn Jones played'Krans" in the fourth Doctor story "The Sontaran
Experiment" (4B).
All four episodes exist as 16mm telecine recordings. Episode three was held by the Film & TV Library when audited in 1978; negative film prints of all four episodes were recovered from BBC Enterprises circa 1978. A clearer print of episode one was returned in 1981.
Ealing
filming. (11 march 1965)
Studio recording in TC4. (2, 9, 16, 23 April 1965)
Episode
1 - As the Doctor bends over to examine some
footprints on the ground, you can see his shadow being cast onto the "landscape"
behind, plainly showing that it's just a painted backdrop after all.
Episode 4 -
How does the Doctor get the Time-Space Visualiser into the TARDIS? It's
too big to fit through the doors!
Episode 1? -
William Hartnell takes three tries to say the word "fluorescent".