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Aff(]When entering a room you may find yourself in a Time-Space Warp.When youcome oY}ut you may "pZ(Rbe in another room and your remaining time may be increased or decreased.p(Do not drop any Z},gg(_article in a room where there is already an article or the first one dropped will be lost.6 ( (@%%( [} J%%( | | ||T%%( ^%%( | | \} ||h%%( r%%( | | |||%%( %%]}( || | |%%( "("( Ġˡ:-@@#^}:(Ӡ٠٠Ҡՠ/AdAU A/% D:DRWHO.BASKAdAU'-@@#K(_} Ӡ٠٠Ϡ(F:Ad,AU%(>:A%,($ A D2:SOLUTION-@@#K(j?N  (}AR@,,($ǠŠ͠,,($!a}(bb(YTo prolong the suspense the on-screen instructions are contained in strings A to I coded 2??(7in the data sta!b}tements between lines 16000 and 16500.<RR(JThe new character set is in the data statements from line 20020 to 20640.F!c}ll(cThe movement routines are in lines 180to 240 and in the subroutines for specific areas...lines P( (R*200)+300.!d}ZQQ(I'R' has values from 0 to 15 according to what is in the room.(0=nothing.)dqq(hThe time countdown subroutine (lines!e} 160 to 175) also monitors if the available memory is getting n66(.too low. (This occurs after about 90 minutes)x!f}aa(YIf you want to cheat and stop the clock then replace line 160 with '160 RETURN'.;()( Ӡ٠٠!g}Ϡ;AdAU F:Ad,"AUA@ (} (((\\(SIf really desperate try pressing break!q}ab%DOS SYSb*)DUP SYSb SAUTORUN SYSb_HELP DOCboDRWHO BASbwDRWHO1 bDRWHO2 bEDRWHO3 b`DRWHO4 bByDRWHO1 DOCbDRWHO2 DOCb%DRWHO3 DOCbnDRWHO4 DOCb`DRWHO5 DOCkey then typing 'O=(any number from 0 to 6)' JJ(Bor changing SN, SL, SPN, FF, MR or DD from 1 to 0 or vice versa.ll!r}(cThen type 'GOTO 300' and you are back in play but something will be different although not ii(`always !s} immediately obvious. You can also use 'Break....GOTO 300' just to pause the game.cc([ Try changing the value of YR (!t}any number from 1 to 12) and see where that gets you.ff(]Score is increased by reaching certainobjectives during play!u}, but if you want a big score 22(*you must complete thequest in a fast time.pp(gIt is possible to escape from the!v} planet before you landed (local time),but you need a bit of luck 85(-in the time warps and the risks are high.!w}8(**(" Ӡ٠٠ϠΠϠAdAU(F:Ad,AU(% D:DRWHO.BAS A`!x}D2:HELP" Ӡ٠٠ϠΠϠAdAU(F:Ad,AU(% D:DRWHO.BAS A` ___________________________________ DR WHO CREDIT LIST__________________________________%z}_You know WHO:------------ William Hartnell Patrick Troughton Jon Pertwee %{} Tom Baker Peter Davidson Colin Baker Sylvester McCoyYou know who:------------ %|} Anthony Ainley Neil Toynay Leon Ny Taiy Geoffrey BeeversRomana: Lalla W%}}ard------K-9: John Leeson---Adric: Matthew Waterhouse-----The Brain: Sarah Sutton---------Dunderhead%~}: Nicholas Courtney----------K-9 mk IV: Gerald Flood---------Mel: Bonnie Langford---Ace: Sophie Aldre%}d---Cute Evil Time Lady:------------------- Kate O'MaraScript Editors:-------------- Christ%}opher H. Bidmead Antony Root Eric Saward Andrew CartmelProducer: John Nathan-Turner,%} aka -------- The Guy in the Hawiian Shirt.___________________________________ DR WHO %} EPISODE LIST___________________________________The Program Number, Title and # ofEpisodes is listed for ea%}ch Season:SEASON 1 - William Hartnell---------------------------A An Unearthly Child 4B The Daleks %} 7C The Edge of Destruction 2D Marco Polo 7E The Keys of Marinus 6F T%}he Aztecs 4G The Sensorites 6H The Reign of Terror 6SEASON 2 - William Hart%}nell---------------------------J Planet of Giants 3K The Dalek Invasion of Earth 6L The Rescue %} 2M The Romans 4N The Web Planet 6P The Crusade 4Q Th%}e Space Museum 4R The Chase 6S The Time Meddler 4SEASON 3 - William Hartn%}ell---------------------------T Galaxy Four 4T/A Mission to the Unkown 1U The Myth Makers %} 4V The Dalek Masterplan 12W The Massacre 4Y The Ark 4X The%} Celestial Toymaker 4Z The Gunfighters 4AA The Savages 4BB The War Machines %} 4SEASON 4 - William Hartnell---------------------------CC The Smugglers 4DD The Tenth Planet %} 4SEASON 4 - Patrick Troughton----------------------------EE The Power of the Daleks 6FF The Highlande%}rs 4GG The Underwater Menace 4HH The Moonbase 4JJ The Macra Terror 4KK%} The Faceless Ones 6LL The Evil of the Daleks 6SEASON 5 - Patrick Troughton--------------------------%}--MM The Tomb of the Cybermen 4NN The Abominable Snowmen 6OO The Ice Warriors 6PP The Enemy of%} the World 6QQ The Web of Fear 6RR Fury from the Deep 6SS The Wheel in Space 6%}SEASON 6 - Patrick Troughton----------------------------TT The Dominators 5UU The Mind Robber %} 5VV The Invasion 8WW The Krotons 4XX The Seeds of Death 6YY The Space P%}irates 6ZZ The War Games 10SEASON 7 - Jon Pertwee----------------------AAA Spearhead from Sp%}ace 4BBB Doctor Who and the Silurians 7CCC The Ambassadors of Death 7DDD Inferno 7SEAS%}ON 8 - Jon Pertwee----------------------EEE Terror of the Autons 4FFF The Mind of Evil 6GGG The Claw%}s of Axos 4HHH Colony in Space 6JJJ The Daemons 5SEASON 9 - Jon Pertwee-------%}---------------KKK Day of the Daleks 4LLL The Curse of Peladon 4MMM The Sea Devils 6NNN%} The Mutants 6OOO The Time Monster 6SEASON 10 - Jon Pertwee-----------------------RRR The%} Three Doctors 4PPP Carnival of Monsters 4QQQ Frontier in Space 6SSS Planet of the Daleks %} 6TTT The Green Death 6SEASON 11 - Jon Pertwee-----------------------UUU The Time Warrior %} 4WWW Invasion of the Dinosaurs 6XXX Death to the Daleks 4YYY The Monster of Peladon 6ZZZ Planet of th%}e Spiders 6SEASON 12 - Tom Baker---------------------4A Robot 44C The Ark in Space %} 44B The Sontaran Experiment 24E Genesis of the Daleks 64D Revenge of the Cybermen 4SEASON %}13 - Tom Baker---------------------4F Terror of the Zygons 44H Planet of Evil 44G Pyramids of M%}ars 44J The Android Invasion 44K The Brain of Morbius 44L The Seeds of Doom 6%}SEASON 14 - Tom Baker---------------------4M The Masque of Mandragora 44N The Hand of Fear 44P The De%}adly Assassin 44Q The Face of Evil 44R The Robots of Death 44S The Talons of Weng-Chiang %} 6SEASON 15 - Tom Baker---------------------4V Horror of Fang Rock 44T The Invisible Enemy 44X %} Image of the Fendahl 44W The Sunmakers 44Y Underworld 44Z The Invasion of Tim%}e 6SEASON 16 - Tom Baker--------------------- (The Key to Time)5A The Ribos Operation 45%}B The Pirate Planet 45C The Stones of Blood 45D The Androids of Tara 45E The Power of Krol%}l 45F The Armageddon Factor 6SEASON 17 - Tom Baker---------------------5J Destiny of the Daleks %} 45H City of Death 45G The Creature from the Pit 45K Nightmare of Eden 45L The Horns %}of Nimon 45M Shada (never completed) 6SEASON 18 - Tom Baker---------------------5N The Leisure Hive %} 45Q Meglos 45R Full Circle 45P State of Decay 45S War%}riors' Gate 45T The Keeper of Traken 45V Logopolis 4SEASON 19 - Peter Davison%}-------------------------5Z Castrovalva 45W Four to Doomsday 45Y Kinda %} 45X The Visitation 46A Black Orchid 26B Earthshock 46C Time-Fli%}ght 4SEASON 20 - Peter Davison-------------------------6E Arc of Infinity 46D Snakedan%}ce 46F Mawdryn Undead 46G Terminus 46H Enlightment %} 46J The King's Demons 26K The Five Doctors 1SEASON 21 - Peter Davison------------------------%}-6L Warriors of the Deep 46M The Awakening 26N Frontios 46P Resurrection %}of the Daleks 26Q Planet of Fire 46R The Caves of Androzani 4SEASON 21 - Colin Baker-----------%}------------6S The Twin Dilemma 4SEASON 22 - Colin Baker-----------------------6T Attack of the Cyberme%}n 26V Vengeance on Varos 26X Mark of Rani 26W The Two Doctors 36Y Timela%}sh 26Z Revelation of the Daleks 2SEASON 23 - Colin Baker----------------------- (Tr%}ial of a Time Lord)7A The Mysterious Planet 47B Mindwarp 47C Terror of the Vervoids 4%}7C The Ultimate Foe 2SEASON 24 - Sylvester McCoy---------------------------7D Time and the Rani %} 47E Paradise Towers 47F Delta and the Bannermen 37G Dragonfire 3SEASON 25 - S%}ylvester McCoy---------------------------7H Remembrance of the Daleks 47L The Happiness Patrol 37K Silver %}Nemesis 37J Greatest Show in the Galaxy 4___________________________________ Patrol 37K Silver $`___________________________________ DR WHO BIBLIOGRAPHY___________________________________)}* TRAVEL WITHOUT THE TARDIS by Airey & Haldeman* COMPANIONS: TURLOUGH AND THE EARTHLINK DILEMMA by Tony Attwood)}* DOCTOR WHO: THE EARLY YEARS by Jeremy Bentham* SCRIPT BOOK ONE: AN UNEARTHLY CHILD by Anthony Coburn* JUNIOR DOCT)}OR WHO AND THE BRAIN OF MORBIUS by Terrance Dicks* JUNIOR DOCTOR WHO AND THE GIANT ROBOT by Terrance Dicks* DALEK)} OMNIBUS by Terrance Dicks* ADVENTURES OF K9 AND OTHER MECHANICAL CREATURES by Terrance Dicks* DOCTOR WHO DINOSAUR )}BOOK by Terrance Dicks* THE SECOND DOCTOR WHO MONSTER BOOK by Terrance Dicks* TERRY NATION'S DALEK SPECIAL by Ter)}rance Dicks* THE MAKING OF DOCTOR WHO by Dicks and Hulke* THE DOCTOR WHO COOKBOOK by Gary Downie* COMPANIONS: K-9 A)}ND COMPANY by Terence Dudley* THE DOCTOR WHO PATTERN BOOK by Joy Gammon* THE DOCTOR WHO FILE by Peter Haining* DO)}CTOR WHO: THE KEY TO TIME by Peter Haining* DOCTOR WHO: A CELEBRATION by Peter Haining* DOCTOR WHO: THE TIME TRAVELER)}'S GUIDE by Peter Haining* BUILD THE TARDIS by Mark Harris* DOCTOR WHO TECHNICAL MANUAL by Mark Harris* DOCTOR )}WHO: BRAIN TEASERS & MINDBENDERS by Adriane Heath* DOCTOR WHO SPECIAL EFFECTS by Mat Irvine* PROGRAMME GUIDE VOL. 1)} (THE PROGRAMMES) by Jean-Marc Lofficier* PROGRAMME GUIDE VOL. 2 (WHAT'S WHAT, WHO'S WHO) by Jean-Marc Lofficier*)} COMPANIONS: HARRY SULLIVAN'S WAR by Ian Marter* DOCTOR WHO: THE TARDIS INSIDE OUT by John Nathan-Turner* DOCTOR WHO:)} THE COMPANIONS by John Nathan-Turner* DOCTOR WHO FUN BOOK by Quinn & Howett* DOCTOR WHO QUIZ BOOK by Nigel Robinso)}n* SECOND DOCTOR WHO QUIZ BOOK by Nigel Robinson* THIRD DOCTOR WHO QUIZ BOOK by Nigel Robinson* DOCTOR WHO CROSSWOR)}D BOOK by Nigel Robinson* ENCYCLOPEDIA: THE WORLD OF DOCTOR WHO VOL. 1 by David Saunders* SLIPBACK by Eric Saward)}* TIMEVIEW: THE WORKS OF FRANK BELLAMY by Andrew Skilleter* DOCTOR WHO ILLUSTRATED by Lesley Standring* DOCTOR WH)}O: THE UNFOLDING TEXT by Tullock & Alvarado___________________________________STRATED by Lesley Standring* DOCTOR WH(S___________________________________ DR. WHO ARE THE DOCTOR AND THE MASTER THE SAME PERSON?-}___________________________________ WHO REALLY IS WHO!? -------------------After about 9 regenerations th-}eDoctor interfered (will interfere)with Earth history too far. Theresult was the almost completedestruction of Earth soci-}ety,leaving the remnants scattered onplaces like Frontios. Rumour has itthe Earth was moved to anothersector of the galax-}y as well.This drove the Doctor insane. As hebegan to lose touch with reality,he began to envy his earlier,happier self,-} and somehow sought togain back the life in his earlierregenerations. His twisted minddecided that somehow it would worki-}f he 'stole' those regenerationsfrom his 6th incarnation. He thusre-entered Time-lord society as aVaylyard, and arranged m-}atters sothat his 6th self would be triedfor crimes with the Valyard as theprosecutor.He failed, foiled by his earliers-}elf, and was driven further intoinsanity, soon forgetting his past,at least at the conscious level.With a stolen newer Tar-}dis hereturned to his former favouriteplanet, regenerated, to play withhistory as the 'Time Meddler' or'Monk'. He met up -}with his 1st selfat that time, no longer rememberingwho he was meeting.He was trapped by his 1st selfbecacuse his Tardis-} was disabled.He had to re-engineer his way inusing primitive tools, and in factstayed there long enough toregenerate. Af-}ter many years hemistakenly thought he developed amethod of Tardis remote control. Hesold this to the 'War Lords' inexcha-}nge for rescue from Earth andposition. He helped them in their'War Games' but was discovered byhis 2nd self.This 2nd sel-}f called the Time Lordsto stop the war games and bothincarnations were captured. TheTime Lords, realizing they had twoinc-}arnations of the Doctor punishedthe 2nd without revealing thenature of the 12th. It was actuallyquite difficult for them t-}o detectthat the two were one, as theinsanity had progressed to thelevel that the psych profiles allTime Lords learn to r-}econgize wereno longer similar. The Time Lordspretended to kill the WarChief/Doctor, but wanted instead tocure him. This -}caused him toregenerate, but they failed intheir cure and he escaped.He was now totally mad, and totallyevil. He no long-}er knew anything ofhis past, but he 'knew' that he hada long-standing relationship withthe Doctor, and that they wereanci-}ent enemies.He took upon himself the title'Master', and strove to destroy hisancient enemy, his enemy'sfavourite planet -}and anything elsethat stood in his way.That is, his conscious mind took onthis task. His subconscious mindwas still awar-}e of his identitywith the earlier regenerations ofthe Doctor, and so refused to letthe Master actually kill theDoctor. Th-}us is that the Master,whenever he has the Doctor in hisclutches, always devises some wayor means for the Doctor to escape.-}He never kills him outright--hissubconscious knows that to beimpossible. Instead he pretendsthat his goal is to humiliate-} him.It's really a battle with himself,both mentally and, due to timetravel and regeneration, inreality.When the Maste-}r ran out ofregenerations he stole the body ofNyssa's father, and now exists in anon-Galifreyan body. It isuncertain what-} will become of this.At some point the Master may awakenand realize his true identity.The earlier Doctor knows nothing of-}this. When a Time Lord meetshimself, the laws of time requirethat one incarnation forget theaffair. Normally it is the ea-}rlierone, but this is not necessary. Asthe Master has forgotten his pastself, the Doctor is able toremember encounters wi-}th theMaster.Oddly enough, the episode 'The FiveDoctors' was called that because ofthe presence of the Master, as afift-}h Doctor. The 4th incarnationwas not actually there, and thusnot counted in the five. It is alsointeresting to note that w-}hen the14th Doctor (Ainley) meets the'1st' (Hurdnall) he tells him thatthey were at the academy together.This is part of -}the complex historythe Doctor/Master has invented forhimself to explain the longassociation he knows he has hadwith the D-}octor.So this is the real story, or so aDr. Who insider told me once at aCon party. Don't know when theyplan to reveal i-}t. At least theydidn't pretend that he turnedfemale is one regeneration tobecome the Rani, or that he wasDrax at another -}point! -Brad Templeton___________________________________e the Rani, or that he wasDrax at another ,R___________________________________ DR WHO BEHIND THE SCENES IN SEASON 25__________________________1}_________ BACK-STAGE NOTES ----------------The April issue of "Doctor WhoMagazine" has a nice roundup1} ofbehind-the-scenes information onthe season that just ended. As manyof you know, I'm fascinated by allthe stuff that ha1}ppens behind thecameras. I must admit I don't knowif any of the rest of you sharethat interest but, just on theoff-chance1} you do, I'm summarizingsome of the more interestingdetails (well, I found theminteresting) that appeared in themagazine 1}article. REMEMBRANCE OF THE DALEKS -------------------------Production for this story literallygot off to a ba1}ng. The sound of anexploding Dalek on location nearWaterloo set off fire alarms in thearea and brought the local firebrig1}ade to the scene.A lot of changes were made to BenAaronvitch's script because ofbudget, time, and the usual varietyof ot1}her considerations. One of thebiggest changes was theintroduction of the militaryheadquarters for Gilmore's taskforce. Or1}iginally, all of theaction set there was to have beenfilmed on location at the Totter'sLane junkyard and nearby streets.B1}ecause of the expense involved inextended location work (of whichthere was quite a bit anyhow),many of the expository scen1}es wererelocated to the studio.Aaronvitch also had set many of thescenes at the Coal Hill School atnight. Prohibitive ex1}penses forcedmany of these to be shot during thedaytime, which didn't detract fromthe end product any, but doesexplain wh1}y it's still so light outafter 5 p.m. in early winter.(Would *you* have cut out the BBCannouncer in-joke just because itd2}idn't look like late afternoonoutside?)The Dalek weapons were originallymuch more formidable than theyactually turned ou2}t. In the scenewhere a Dalek gunblast shatters thewindshields of the Detector van,narrowly missing Mike, the blastorigina2}lly hit the van's sidedead-on--and melted it. In anotherbit entirely deleted from theshooting schedule, we would havelear2}ned that Daleks have weaponsthat can fire around corners.The Special Weapons Dalek wasoriginally planned as a floatingwe2}apons platform with norecognizable Dalek features;Aaronvitch describes it as a"Masters of the Universe-typething". The tw2}o factions of Daleks,incidentally, were originallysupposed to be red and blue.Several key scenes were written buthad to 2}be dropped during shooting.Originally, when the Doctor openedthe casket containing the Hand ofOmega, he reached in and wit2}hdrew aparcel containing an advancedfirearm which he later used todestroy the black Dalek at the endof the story. (In the2} airedversion, the Doctor taunts, cajolesand basically talks it intoself-destructing.) Also gone is ascene where the rene2 }gade Daleksattack the Cafe and kill Harry theproprietor and a scene where theDalek converts the Dalek Confuserinto a trac2 }er to locate Ratcliffe'swarehouse. The tracer is destroyedin another deleted sceneintroducing the Dalek's ability tofire 2 }around corners (More aboutthat later).The Vicar originally met the Doctorin the Cafe in another deletedscene. A sequence2 } from EpisodeThree had the Doctor receive atelepathic warning at the Cafe whenRatcliffe plunged the rod into thegrave whe2 }re the Hand of Omega wasburied.The idea of having Davros be theDalek Emperor wasn't Aaronovitch'sidea. He says he got it2} from amember of the Visual EffectsDepartment who always liked theoft-suggested notion that Davroswas the Emperor. The id2}ea madesense to Aaronovitch, whorationalized that Davros would havehimself implanted into a Dalekshell for greater protec2}tion(remember the Doctor holding him atgunpoint in "Resurrection"?)."Remembrance" was the first storyin which story edit2}or AndrewCartmel and the writers began thedeliberate redefining of theDoctor's character to regain theair of mystery the 2}show used tohave. One of the lines cut from theconfrontation between the Doctorand Davros had the Doctor saying,"Oh Davro2}s, I am far more than justa Time Lord." Yes , they havedecided who they have decided whothe Doctor really is but they don'2}tintend to tell us quite yet. THE HAPPINESS PATROL --------------------The production seems to have been a2}headache all through. The scriptscame in far longer than they weresupposed to be and too much of itwas shot, necessitatin2}g a lot ofediting. Extensive rewriting wasalso done. The story was the lastrecorded but rescheduled late inthe day to be 2}the second one aired,forcing a lot of scrambling to getit finished.The Kandy Man was a collaborativeeffort by various in2}-house andoutside artists and technicians. Itwas deliberately made to resemblethe product of a certain Britishconfection 2}manufacturer, whichdidn't take too kindly to the idea.So, ...a couple of the Kandy Man'sbits were edited out. In one, he i2}schopping ingredients for his sweetswhen he accidentally chops histhumb off. After a good bit ofcursing, he sticks it bac2}k on. Hislast line was a poignant "Ah well,I gave it my best shot."The Kandy Kitchen backdrop was amodel paintboxed in d2}uringpost-production. Several scenesinvolving it were cut, includingones where Ace stumbled inside itand Trevor Sigma, th2}e galacticcensus-taker, dropped in and gotchased out. The deadly fondantsurprise was food-thickening agentdyed red, lots 2}of it.The cheesy-looking Waiting Zone setwas a stand-in for a prison complexset that was too expensive tobuild. All the 2}scenes slated forthe prison were rewritten for theWaiting Zone.FX work for this work overlappedwith "Silver Nemesis," wh2 }ich wasshot just before it. The shot ofthe shuttle leaving Terra Alpha wasexecuted during the FX session for"Nemesis." Th2!}e weapons carried bythe Happiness Patrol are actuallythe Cyberguns from "Nemesis" indisguise.Deleted for time reasons we2"}reintroductory scenes for thesympathetic Patrol member Susan Q(while escorting Ace down thestreet, she overhears Earl's m2#}usicand confesses to once owning acollection of blues records, whichgot her demoted after they werediscovered) and the ty2$}rannicalgoverness Helen A. and her aide,Joseph C. (in which they listenedto one of Helen's broadcasts urgingthe citizens 2%}to put the killjoysout of their misery). Also cut wasmuch of the dialogue between Sid S.and Stan S., the two sniperswatch2&}ing the protest, in which theydiscuss the films they've seenrecently and dismiss them aspredictable because the plots are2'}always about female protagonistsand have happy endings.In the final version of EpisodeTwo, the climax has the Doctorstar2(}ing at an ominous poster billat the Forum. Originally, theepisode ended with Daisy K., thePatrol leader, leading Ace andS2)}usan Q. to the Forum with thesinister words,"It's showtimegirls!" THE GREATEST TIME IN THE GALAXY -------------------2*}------------This is the story that almost gotaway, i.e. canceled. Studio workoriginally scheduled for TelevisionCentre w2+}as suddenly called offduring an asbestos scare thatclosed down the facility. JohnNathan-Turner's people managed tokeep th2,}e plug from being pulled onthe production altogher andrelocated interior work to the carpark at the BBC's Elstree Centrew2-}here a huge circus tent waserected. (Oddly enough, therewasn't going to be a real tent,originally.)"The Greatest Show in2.} the Galaxy"was filmed immediately before"Silver Nemesis" and was supposedto come before it in the show'scontinuity as we2/}ll. When the orderof the stories was switched, itcaused a few continuity problems,for example, Flowerchild gives Acean ea20}rring which she wears allthrough "Silver Nemesis".There was actual little rewritingon this story and not much waslost. A21} bridging scene where theDoctor and Ace met up with theCaptain and Mags again afterseparating was lost. Also missingis th22}e tail end of the scene wherethe panic-stricken Chief Clowntells Morgana and the Ringmasterthat they're running out of act23}s--at that point Whizzkid runs in andasks everybody for theirautographs.A few slight changes were made. Thename of Mags24}' home planet waschanged from MacVulpine(?) toVolpana. The robot buried in thesand originally begged passerbys torelease 25}it. Ace and Deadbeat weresupposed to escape from the circusby using Nord's motorcycle, butthey couldn't get it to startdu26}ring the shooting. (Incidentally,the FX people didn't build thatbizarre machine for the story. Theyborrowed it--and the Ha27}ppinessPatrol vehicle and go-cart in alater story--from a couple namedBootsie and Ferret (Really, I'm notmaking this up),28} The Doctor'sclosing line was to have been:"Someone down there once saideveryone has to hang up theirtraveling shoes and 29}stop wanderingsooner or later. Maybe I'm just theexception that proves the rule." SILVER NEMESIS ----2:}----------The opening of Episode One differedconsiderably from how it eventuallywent out on-air. All of the sceneswere t2;}here, but in differentorders. Originally, the storyopened with a shot of the Nemesiscomet is space (shot on 16mm filmand 2<}later transferred to videowhere the starfield was added),then went to the Doctor and Aceenjoying the Jazz performance, the2=}introduction of Lady Peinforte andended at De Flores' South Americanvilla. I'm afraid I can't recallhow things go in the 2>}finishedversion but I do recall that webegin at De Flores' villa and endwith the jazz performance.There's an interesting2?} story behindthe futuristic ghetto blaster(complete with holographic viewerof course) the Doctor builds forAce: it's a st2@}and-in for the TARDIScontrol room. All the scenes withthe Doctor and Ace on the riverbankscanning for the Cybermen wereor2A}iginally set inside the TARDIS.The decision to do "Silver Nemesis"entirely on location required thejunking of TARDIS inter2B}ior scenesso the ghetto blaster was designedto replace the TARDIS scanner andconsole. I'll bet you thought theDoctor was 2C}just showing off when hebuilt that preposterouscontraption.Director Chris Clough wasinstructed to overshoot for thissto2D}ry because the production teamdidn't want to take any chances ofthe anniversary story coming inshort. As a result, they en2E}ded upwith far more material than theycould fit into the story and a lotof ruthless editing took place, ashas been noted 2F}elsewhere.One place where the editing showsis at Windsor Castle where theDoctor and Ace's escape from thesecurity forces2G} is entirely cutout. The Doctor gets away byhypnotizing the security men usingthe specially redesigned TARDIS key(all sce2H}nes with the key were cutout). While running through thecastle back to the TARDIS, theDoctor and Ace pass an elegant 18th2I}century portrait of Ace in perioddress (painted by designer JohnAsbridge). Ace is very confused byit but the Doctor tosses2J} it off asa momento of an adventure theyhaven't had yet. (It's a very niceportrait, by the way.)Many of the scenes invol2K}ving DeFlores and his assistant Karl werecut out from Episode Three. Recallthat when the two appear againafter apparently2L} falling into thehands of the Cybermen (which wenever see), they act suspiciouslylike partially converted Cybermen.They w2M}ere. In the sequence cut, asthe Nazis escape from the tomb,Karl trips De Flores and hands himover to the Cybermen, saying 2N}theywant to become like cyborgs. Karllater kills his Cybergaurd andfrees De Flores, his betrayalhaving been a ruse.Othe2O}r bits with the Cybermen werecut, too. The Cybermen didn'tactually appear until the end ofEpisode One in the final version2P}.Originally, after attempting to gundown the Doctor and Ace, the twoWalkmen were reprogrammed by ahidden figure with a la2Q}rge,imposing shadow and a silver fist.A sequence where the Cybershiplanded a second time and let off agroup of Cybermen w2R}ith a Cyberscopeis missing, too. It's unclear inthe FX work but the Cybership wassupposed to be shrouded during mostof it2S}s flight and only becomesvisible when it lands.Most of the close-up shots of theCybermen were shot at one location,the e2T}state of Arundel Castle inSussex, but were inserted into theaction sequences shot at theGreenwich Gasworks (theneo-nazi/C2U}ybermen battle and Ace'sbattle with the Cybermen in thehangar). The most interestingjuxtaposition was the scene whereRich2V}ard plunges the gold-tippedarrow into the Cyberleader's chestunit. That bit was recorded atGreenwhich but the Cyberleader'2W}scollapse on the floor was actuallyshot inside Lady Peinforte's cryptat Arundel a week later.Incidentally, visual effects2X}assistant Paul McGuiness was theone who had to get into theCyberman suit for all the shots ofexploding chest units.Pain2Y}tbox technology was usedextensively in the story, to turnone Cybership model into an entirefleet with flashing telltales a2Z}ndto obscure the modern bits on theexterior of Lady Peinforte's houseand to hide the fact that it wasraining during some 2[}of the locationwork.The pulsing glow of the Validiumartifacts was done throughfront-axial projection, if you'rewonderin2\}g. It's an FX techniquewhere a highly reflective paint isused to reflect light back alongthe exact plane from which itcom2]}es, usually a frame of lightsmounted around the camera.The Queen wasn't at home, but somefamous "Who"-related names were2^}among the tourists at Windsor atthe time, including Peter Moffatt,Fiona Cumming, Nicholas Courtney,Kevin Clarke, Peter Wya2_}tt andGraeme Curry. -Chad Fogg___________________________________urtney,Kevin Clarke, Peter Wya0^___________________________________ DR WHO KNITTING PATTERN THE 1980 SEASON SCARF6a}___________________________________Needle size 4.5mm.American size 6.I don't know the guage, but thecompleted scarf 6b}is 24' long and ofthe order of 1' wide.Required: 4 oz. balls of double-------- knitting wool: 2 Terra cotta (6c}rust) 3 Claret (wine) 3 Aubergine (purple dark)Note: r=rows---- "=inchesCast on 42 stitche6d}s.2" rust 2" wine 2r rust2r wine 2" rust 2r plum2r rust 2" wine 2r rust2r wine 2" rust 2" plum26e}r rust 2" wine 4" Alternate rows: rust, wine6f}, plum...4" wine 2r plum 2" wine2r plum 2r wine 2r rust2r wine 2r plum 2r wine6g}2r plum 2r wine 2r rust2r wine 4" plum 2r wine2" plum 2r rust 2" rust2r rust 2r plum 2r plum2r pl6h}um 2r rust 2r rust2r rust 2r plum 2r plum2r plum 2" rust 2r rust2" rust 2r plum 6" plum2r plum 6i} 2r rust 2r wine2r rust 2r plum 2r plum2r plum 2r rust 2r wine2r rust 2" plum 2r plum2" plum 2r w6j}ine 2" wine2r wine 2r plum 2r plum2r plum 2r wine 2r wine2r wine 2r plum 2r plum2r plum 7" wine 6k} 2r wine ***2" wine 2r rust 2" plum2r rust 2r wine 2r rust2r wine 2r rust 2r plum2r rust 2r wine 6l} 2r rust2r wine 2" rust 2r plum6" rust 2r plumKnit down the columns.Repeat entire pattern once,exchange plum6m} and wine.Repeat entire pattern to *** asoriginally listed.(In other words you do all this 3 times.)Suggestion: Get y6n}our girlfriend or wife to make it for you!Wear it in good health!__________________________________)Suggestion: Get y4h