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* CreatorBacklash:
** In the DVD featurette "Directing Who with Creator/BarryLetts" (included on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS11E5PlanetOfTheSpiders Planet of the Spiders]]") Letts admitted he was very disappointed that the only surviving episode was Episode 3 as he felt it was the "dullest" of the six episodes as there was material in it that was not relevant to the overall story. In the same featurette, Letts also admitted that he wasn't satisfied with the story on the whole as he felt he tried to be "too clever" as a director and attempted too many technical feats without focusing enough on the drama of the story.
** In the DVD featurette "Directing Who with Creator/BarryLetts" (included on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS11E5PlanetOfTheSpiders Planet of the Spiders]]") Letts admitted he was very disappointed that the only surviving episode was Episode 3 as he felt it was the "dullest" of the six episodes as there was material in it that was not relevant to the overall story. In the same featurette, Letts also admitted that he wasn't satisfied with the story on the whole as he felt he tried to be "too clever" as a director and attempted too many technical feats without focusing enough on the drama of the story.
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* CreatorBacklash:
** In the DVD featurette "Directing Who with Creator/BarryLetts" (includedCreatorBacklash: While this was Creator/BarryLetts' first major work on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS11E5PlanetOfTheSpiders Planet of the Spiders]]") Letts admitted ''Who'', he later spoke about how he was very disappointed that in the only surviving episode was Episode 3 as he felt it was the "dullest" of the six episodes as there was material in it that was not relevant to the overall story. In the same featurette, Letts also admitted that he wasn't satisfied with the story on the whole as he story’s execution. He felt he tried to be "too clever" as a director and attempted too many got caught up on the technical feats without focusing enough on the drama side of the story.show.
** In the DVD featurette "Directing Who with Creator/BarryLetts" (included
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The chase scene in the first episode originally took place in a crowded holiday resort. This was changed due to logistical difficulties.
** Initially, it was planned that the Doctor and Salamander would meet more than once, but due to the technical complexity, there was eventually only the one confrontation scene, at the story's climax (utilising editing and a split-screen technique).
** The chase scene in the first episode originally took place in a crowded holiday resort. This was changed due to logistical difficulties.
** Initially, it was planned that the Doctor and Salamander would meet more than once, but due to the technical complexity, there was eventually only the one confrontation scene, at the story's climax (utilising editing and a split-screen technique).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
**WhatCouldHaveBeen: The chase scene in the first episode originally took place in a crowded holiday resort. This was changed due to logistical difficulties.
** Initially, it was planned that theDoctor and Salamander would were supposed to meet more than once, but due to once during the technical complexity, there was eventually climax. They were only able to get the one confrontation scene, at shot (a classic split-screen) because of how complex the story's climax (utilising editing shots would be and a split-screen technique).
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** Colin Douglas (Donald Bruce) hated working on the serial, regarding the series as low-grade children's fare and well beneath his dignity. He remarked at the time that it was the worst thing he'd ever done and that he didn't want to be asked to appear on the show again. Ten years later, he appeared in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS15E1HorrorOfFangRock Horror of Fang Rock]]".
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* RealLifeRelative:
** Creator/PatrickTroughton's son David makes his first appearance in the series as an uncredited extra.
** Creator/FrazerHines' cousin Ian plays a guard.
** Creator/PatrickTroughton's son David makes his first appearance in the series as an uncredited extra.
** Creator/FrazerHines' cousin Ian plays a guard.
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* RealLifeRelative:
** Creator/PatrickTroughton'sRealLifeRelative: Creator/PatrickTroughton' son David makes his first appearance in the series as an uncredited extra.
**and Creator/FrazerHines' cousin Ian plays a guard.respectively played uncredited guards.
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* SoMyKidsCanWatch: Mary Peach (Astrid) appeared in the serial because her kids wouldn't believe she was a real actress until she'd been on ''Series/DoctorWho''.
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* YouLookFamiliar: The Doctor isn't the only Time Lord with a doppelgänger in this story — Denes is played by George Pravda, who would also play Spandrell in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS14E3TheDeadlyAssassin "The Deadly Assassin"]], and Benik is played by Milton Johns, who would play Kellner in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS15E6TheInvasionOfTime "The Invasion of Time"]].
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