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Who: Time-Flight (1982)
Date(s) of Broadcast: 23 March 1982 -
31 March 1982
Number of Episodes: 4
Average Episode Running Times: 25 mins
Format: colour
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: BBC
Producer: John
Nathan-Turner
SCRIPT
Script: Peter Grimwade
Story Editor: Eric
Saward
DIRECTION
Director: Ron Jones
PHOTOGRAPHY
Studio Lighting: Eric Wallis
Film Cameraman: Peter Chapman
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Film Editor: Mike Houghton
MUSIC
Title Music: Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Title Music Arranger: Peter Howell
Incidental Music: Roger Limb
SOUNDS
Studio Sound: Martin Ridout
Special Sounds: Dick Mills
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Make Up: Dorka Nieradzik
Costumes: Amy Roberts
VISUAL EFFECTS
Visual Effects: Peter Logan
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Designer: Richard McManan-Smith
MISCELLANEOUS
Production Associate: Angela Smith
Production Assistant: John Elliott
Assistant Floor Manager: Lynn Richards
CAST
Peter Davison
(The Doctor)
Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka)
Sarah Sutton
(Nyssa)
Matthew Waterhouse (Adric)
Leon Ny Taiy (real name: Anthony Ainley) (Kalid / The Master)
Anthony Ainley (The Master)
Richard Easton (Captain Stapley)
Keith Drinkel (Flight Engineer Roger Scobie)
Michael Cashman (First Officer Andrew Bilton)
Judith Byfield (Angela Clifford)
Peter Dahlsen (Clive Horton)
Brian McDermott (Sheard)
John Flint (Captain Urquhart)
Peter Cellier (Jim Andrews)
Nigel Stock (Professor Hayter)
Matthew Waterhouse (Adric)
Hugh Hayes (Anithon)
Andre Winterton (Zarak)
Barney Lawrence (Dave Culshaw - uncredited)
Tommy Winward (security man - uncredited)
Richard Bonehill (flight engineer - uncredited)
Graham Cole (Melkur - uncredited)
Chris Bradshaw (Terileptil - uncredited)
Richard Gregory (puppeteer - uncredited)
Judith Byfield (tannoy voice - uncredited)
Steve Fideli, Martin Grant, Chris Holmes, Graham Jarvis, Mykel Mills,
Nigel Tisdall (Plasmatons - uncredited)
Andre Winterton (Plasmaton voice - uncredited)
PLOT SUMMARY
Returning Tegan to Heathrow Airport the Doctor discovers that a Concorde
has disappeared. It has been transported back in time to Prehistory
in a daring plan hatched by The Master.
CAPSULE REVIEW
Silly plot with an ambitious setting that BBC budgets could never accommodate.
Surely the previous story should have ended the season. Tegan bids farewell,
for now...
AVAILABILITY
UK
Television Distributor: BBC
Video Distributor: BBC Video
TIMELINE
1982
March
22: UK - Part One television broadcast (on BBC1)
23: UK - Part Two television broadcast (on BBC1)
29: UK - Part Three television broadcast (on BBC1)
30: UK - Part Four television broadcast (on BBC1)
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Xeraphin - working title
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Doctor Who: The Television Companion pp.420-422
credits, synopsis, review (by David J. Howe and Stephen James Walker)
OTHER SOURCES
screen
credits
KEYWORDS
aliens, time travel
Last Updated:
1 January, 2009
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