SEASON TWO

Main Personnel

Dr Who: William Hartnell
Ian Chesterton: William Russell
Barbara Wright: Jacqueline Hill
Susan: Carole Ann Ford
Producer: Verity Lambert
Associate Producer: Mervyn Pinfield
Story Editor: David Whitaker

9 J - PLANET OF GIANTS

Writer: Louis Marks
Directors: Mervyn Pinfield (1-2) and Douglas Camfield (3)
Designer: Raymond P Cusick
Incidental Music Composed and Conducted by: Dudley Simpson

BROADCAST DETAILS

43. Planet of Giants 31.10.64 5.15pm - 5.40pm 8.4M/37th/57% 44. Dangerous Journey 07.11.64 5.15pm - 5.40pm 8.4M/45th/58% 45. Crisis 14.11.64 5.15pm - 5.40pm 8.9M/33rd/59%

FORESTER Alan Tilvern
ARNOLD FARROW Frank Cranshaw (1-2)
PROFESSOR SMITHERS Reginald Barratt (2-3)
HILDA ROWSE Rosemary Johnson (3)
BERT ROWSE Fred Ferris (3)

WORKING TITLES: The Miniscules, Part 2 - Death in the Afternoon

NOTES: This story was originally intended to be a four parter, but the last two episodes were combined. Part four would have been called "An Urge to Live".

NOVELISATION: Terrance Dicks (1990/Number 145)

10 K - THE DALEK INVASION OF EARTH

Writer: Terry Nation
Director: Richard Martin
Designer: Spencer Chapman
Incidental Music Composed and Conducted by: Francis Chagrin
Fights Arranged by: Peter Diamond (5)

BROADCAST DETAILS

46. World's End 21.11.64 5.40pm - 6.05pm 11.4M/12th/63% 47. The Daleks 28.11.64 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.4M/10th/59% 48. Day of Reckoning 05.12.64 5.40pm - 6.05pm 11.9M/10th/59% 49. The End of Tomorrow 12.12.64 5.40pm - 6.05pm 11.9M/11th/59% 50. The Waking Ally 19.12.64 5.40pm - 6.05pm 11.4M/18th/58% 51. Flashpoint 26.12.64 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.4M/12th/63%

CARL TYLER Bernard kay
DAVID CAMPBELL Peter Fraser
ROBOMEN Peter Badger, Martyn Huntley
DORTMUN Alan Judd (1-4)
DALEK MACHINES OPERATED BY Nick Evans (2,3,5,6), Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser (2-5), Peter Murphy (2-6), Gerald Taylor (2-6)
DALEK VOICES David Graham (2-6), Peter Hawkins (2-6)
JENNY Ann Davies (2-6)
JACK CRADDOCK Michael Goldie (2-3)
THOMSON Michael Davis (2)
BAKER Richard McNeef (2-3)
LARRY MADISON Graham Rigby (3-5)
WELLS Nicholas Smith (4-6)
SLYTHER OPERATOR Nick Evans (4-5)
ASHTON Patrick O'Connell (4)
WOMEN IN THE WOOD Jean Conroy (5), Meriel Horson (5)
UNCREDITED: ROBOMEN: Peter Diamond, Adrian Drotskie, Bill Moss, Reg Tyler
DOUBLE FOR THE DOCTOR Edmund Warwick (4)
REVOLTING PRISONERS (all 6) Robert Aldous, James Appleby, Nigel Bernard, Jo Calvert, Leslie Conrad, George Dare, Stenson Falke, Daphne Green, Margo Hanson, Jonas Kurchi, Tony Lambden, Maureen Lane, Peter Morton, Bill Moss, Rex Rashley, John Sackville West, Donald Simons, Rosina Stewart, Fred Taylor, John Timberlake, Graham Tonbridge, Alan Wakeling, Tony Walsh, Les Wilkinson, Jan Willis
EXTRAS John Censor, Susanne Charise, Roy Curtis, John Doye, Otto Friese, Pat Gorman, David Graham, Joe Hardesty, Peter Holmes, Peter Honeywell, Bill McAllister, Roma Milne, Patricia Phipps, Steve Pokol, Tony Poole, Molly Prescott, Michael Reed, Leonard Woodlow

WORKING TITLE: The Return of the Daleks.

NOTES: William Hartnell is absent from part four due to illness. The departure of Carole Ann Ford at the end of part six sees the first regular cast change.

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth" by Terrance Dicks (1977/Number 17)

Personnel Changes

Vicki: Maureen O'Brien

Story Editor: Dennis Spooner

11 L - THE RESCUE

Writer: David Whitaker
Director: Christopher Barry
Designer: Raymond P Cusick
Incidental Music Composed and Conducted by: Tristram Cary (actually stock from The Daleks)

BROADCAST DETAILS

52. The Powerful Enemy 02.01.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.0M/11th/57% 53. Desperate Measures 09.01.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 13.0M/8th/59%

BENNETT/KOQUILLION Ray Barrett (Kocquillion credited to Sydney Wilson for 1)
SPACE CAPTAIN Tom Sheridan
UNCREDITED: SAND MONSTER Tom Sheridan
DIDONIANS Colin Hughes (2), John Stuart (2)

WORKING TITLE: Doctor Who and Tanni (Tanni was the original name of the Vicki character).

NOTES: Although Dennis Spooner was now the story editor, he is not credited for this and the following story. The pseudonym for Kocquillion was obtained from the names Sydney Newman and Donald Wilson, two of the men who created Doctor Who.

NOVELISATION: Ian Marter (1987-8/Number 124)

12 M - THE ROMANS

Writer: Dennis Spooner
Director: Christopher Barry
Designer: Raymond P Cusick
Incidental Music Composed and Conducted by: Raymond Jones
Fight Arranger: Peter Diamond (2-4)

BROADCAST DETAILS

54. The Slave Traders 16.01.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 13.0M/7th/53% 55. All Roads Lead to Rome 23.01.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 11.5M/15th/51% 56. Conspiracy 30.01.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 10.0M/28th/50% 57. Inferno 06.02.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.0M/13th/50%

SEVCHERIA Derek Sydney (1)
DIDIUS Nicholas Evans (1)
CENTURION Dennis Edwards (1)
STALL HOLDER Margot Thomas (1)
SLAVE BUYER Edward Kelsey (1)
MAXIMUS PETULION Bart Allison (1)
ASCARIS Barry Jackson (1-2)
DELOS Peter Diamond (2-4)
TAVIUS Michael Peake (2-4)
EMPEROR CLAUDIUS NERO Derek Francis (2-4)
WOMAN SLAVE Dorothy Rose-Gribble (2-3)
GALLEY MASTER Gertan Klauber (2)
FIRST MAN IN MARKET Ernest Jennings (2)
SECOND MAN IN MARKET John Caeser (2)
COURT MESSENGER Tony Lambden (2)
CUP BEARER (TIGILINUS) Brian Proudfoot (2-3)
POPPAEA Kay Patrick (3-4)
LOCUSTA Ann Tirard (3)
UNCREDITED: SLAVES (all 1-2) Terri Dern, Sandra Harris, Tina Kennedy, Alison Leney;
GALLEY SLAVES (all 2) Paul Andrews, James Appleby, Vez Delahunt, Pat Donohue, Tony Lee, Roy Reeves, Richard Wilding, Les Wilkinson
DEAD CENTURION Vez Delahunt (2)
GLADIATORS (all 3) Bill Burridge, Derek Calder, Gordon Cave, Paul Duval, Jonas Kurchi, Alan Selwyn
PEOPLE AT BANQUET (all 3) Douglas Abercrombie, Paul Blomley, Diane Chapman, Michael Essex, George fisher, Alison Leney, James Lyon, Anne Mazell, Ronnie Mead, Sara Negus, Steve Peters
RABBLE (all 6) Yusha Adams, Mickie Baker, David Brewster, Michael Buck, David Cannon, John Day, Paul Duval, Alan Jones, Derek Martin, Philip Moore, Aldred Morgan, Tony Poole, Bill Richards, Les Saunders, Frank Sessman
PEOPLE IN MARKETS Ronald Adams, Pat Ambrose, Gladys Bacon, Francesco Bertorelli, David Brewster, Nigel Clayton, jack Collins, George Daly, Harry davies, Fred davies, John de Marco, Rosemary Devitt, John Fry, Bunty Garland, Ursula Granville, John Langley, Terry Leigh, John Little, Rilla Madden, Barbara Mansfield, Dickie Martyn, Dawn Pyke, John Sagar, John Scammell, Gilliam Smith, Tom Sye, Fred Taylor, Gerry Videl, Johnny Wainwright;
GUARDS AND SOLDIERS Eric Bird, Bill Burridge, Derek Calder, Pat Donohue, Paul Duval, Dennis Edwards, Fred Haggerty, James Heather, Jonas Kurchi, John Pollock Roy Reeves, John Scott Martin, Alan Selwyn, Rose Thomas, Gerry Wain
COURTIERS Paul Andrews, James Appleby

NOTES: This is the last story for which Mervyn Pinfield is Associate Producer.

NOVELISATION: Donald Cotton (1987/Number 120)

13 N - THE WEB PLANET

Writer: Bill Strutton
Director: Richard Martin
Designer: John Wood
Incidental Music: Stock
Insect Movement by: Roslyn de Winter (2-6)

BROADCAST DETAILS

58. The Web Planet 13.02.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 13.5M/7th/56% 59. The Zarbi 20.02.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.5M/12th/53% 60. Escape to Danger 27.02.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.5M/11th/53% 61. Crater of Needles 06.03.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 13.0M/9th/49% 62. Invasion 13.03.63 5.40pm - 6.05pm 12.0M/12th/48% 63. The Centre 20.03.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 11.5M/14th/42%

THE ZARBI Robert Jewell (1-3,5,6), Hugh Lund (3,5,6), Kevin Manser (3,5,6), John Scott Martin (3,5,6), Jack Pitt (1-3,5,6), Gerald Taylor (1-3,5,6)
VRESTIN Roslyn de Winter (2-6)
HROSTAR Arne Gordon (2,4,5)
HRHOONDA Arthur Blake (2)
ANIMUS VOICE Catherine Fleming (2-6)
HETRA Ian Thompson (4-6)
CAPTAIN HILIO Martin Jarvis (4-6)
PRAPILLUS Jolyon Booth (4-6)
HLYNIA Jocelyn Birdsall (4-6)
NEMINI Barbara Joss (4-5)
UNCREDITED: WALK ONS Jane Bowman, Ken McGarvie, Len Russell

NOTES: On the end credits, sub-titles are used above each race. For part one the actors playing Zarbi are billed as "Zarbi Operators", for the rest of the story they are just "The Zarbi". Jacqueline Hill does not appear in part three. Because of the supposed sensitive nature of the following story, The Crusade, was not sold abroad to some countries, so there exists a second version of part six of The Web planet which indicates that the next episode is The Space Museum and not The Lion

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Zarbi" by Bill Strutton. Interior Illustrations by John Wood. Piccolo 1967 and Target 1973 (Number 73). Retitled "The Web Planet" 1991.

14 P - THE CRUSADE

Writer: David Whitaker
Director: Douglas Camfield
Designer: Barry Newbery
Incidental Music Composed and Conducted by: Dudley Simpson
Fight Arranger: Derek Ware (1)

BROADCAST DETAILS

64. THE LION 27.03.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 10.5M/16th/51% 65. THE KNIGHT OF JAFFA 03.04.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 8.5M/29th/50% 66. The Wheel of Fortune 10.04.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 9.0M/32nd/49% 67. THE WAR LORDS 17.04.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 9.5M/27th/48%

RICHARD THE LIONHEART Julian Glover
EL AKIR Walter Randall
SAPHADIN Roger Avon (1-3)
WILLIAM DES PREAUX John Flint (1-2)
REYNIER DE MARUN David Anderson (1)
WILLIAM DE TORBEBU (1-2)
BEN DAHEER Reg Pritchard (1-3)
THATCHER Tony Caunter (1)
SARACEN WARRIORS Derek Ware (1), Valentino Musetti (1), Chris Konyils (2-4), Raymond Novak (2-4), Anthony Colby (3)
JOANNA Jean Marsh (2-3)
CHAMBERLAIN Robert Lankesheer (2-3)
SHEYRAH Zahra Segal (2)
LUIGI FERRIGO Gabor Baraker (2)
HAROUN George Little (3-4)
EARL OF LEICESTER John Bay (3-4)
SAFIYA Petra Markham (3)
TURKISH BANDIT David Brewster (3)
MAIMUNA Sandra Hampton (4)
FATIMA Viviane Sorrel (4)
HAFSA Diane McKenzie (4)
IBRAHIM Tutte Lemkow (4)
MAN-AT-ARMS Billy Cornelius (4)
UNCREDITED: RICHARD'S SQUIRE Andy Brewer
FALCONER John Holmes
PRIEST Rikki Paterson
KNIGHTS Michael hart, Winston Marsh
LADIES IN WAITING Carole Brett, Maureen Lane
CONCUBINES Cicely Joseph, Mei Ling, Evelyn Ong, Celo Sylvestre
MEN-AT- ARMS John Galahar, henry Garcia, Michael Guest, Walter Mann
SARACEN WARRIORS Sonny Caldinez, Roy Fletcher, Edward Haroutunian, Abbas Haschen, Oscar James, Peter Johnson, Chris Konyils, Raymond Novak, Sam Shedbury
EXTRA Roy Stewart

ALTERNATIVE TITLE: The Crusades

WORKING TITLES: The Lionheart, Doctor Who and the Saracen Hordes

NOTES: William Russell only appears in filmed inserts for part three

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Crusaders" by David Whitaker. Interior Illustrations by Henry Fox. Piccolo 1967 and Target 1973 (Number 12)

15 Q - THE SPACE MUSEUM

Writer: Glyn Jones
Director: Mervyn Pinfield
Designer: Spencer Chapman
Incidental Music: Stock
Fight Arranger: Peter Diamond (3-4)

BROADCAST DETAILS

68. The Space Museum 24.04.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 10.5M/16th/61% 69. The Dimensions of Time 01.05.65 5.50pm - 6.15pm NOT AVAILABLE 70. The Search 08.05.65 6.00pm - 6.25pm 8.5M/22nd/56% 71. The Final Phase 15.05.65 5.40pm - 5.15pm 8.5M/27th/49%

SITA Peter Saunders
DAKO Peter Craze
MOROK GUARDS Billy Cornelius (3-4), Lawrence Dean, Peter Diamond (3-4), Ken Norris, Salvin Stewart
THIRD XERON Bill Starkey (1)
LOBOS Richard Shaw (2-4)
TOR Jeremy Bulloch (2-4)
MOROK MESSENGER Salvin Stewart (2)
MOROK TECHNICIAN Peter Diamond (2)
XERONS (all 3-4) Michael Gordon, Edward Granville, Bill Starkey, David Walliscroft
MOROK COMMANDER Ivor Salter (3-4)
DALEK VOICE Peter Hawkins (4)
DALEK MACHINE OPERATED BY Murphy Grumbar (4)
UNCREDITED: EXTRA Brian Proudfoot

NOTES: The lettering to the end credits of part three is much smaller than normal. William Hartnell only appears in the reprise at the start of part three.

NOVELISATION: Glyn Jones (1987/Number 117)

16 R - THE CHASE

Writer: Terry Nation
Director: Richard Martin
Designers: Raymond Cusick and John Wood
Incidental Music Composed and Conducted by: Dudley Simpson
Fight Arranged by: Peter Diamond (5)

BROADCAST DETAILS

72. The Executioners 22.05.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 10.0M/14th/57% 73. The Death of Time 29.05.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 9.5M/12th/56% 74. Flight Through Eternity 05.06.65 5.45pm - 6.10pm 9.0M/12th/55% 75. Journey Into Terror 12.06.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 9.5M/8th/54% 76. The Death of Doctor Who 19.06.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 9.0M/11th/56% 77. The Planet of Decision 26.06.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 9.5M/7th/57%

DALEK VOICES David Graham, Peter Hawkins
DALEKS Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser, John Scott Martin (1-4), Gerald Taylor
ABRAHAM LINCOLN Robert Marsden (1)
FRANCIS BACON Roger Hammond (1)
QUEEN ELIZABETH I Vivienne Bennett (1)
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Hugh Walters (1)
TELEVISION ANNOUNCER Richard Coe (1)
MIRE BEAST Jack Pitt (1-2)
MALSAN Ian Thompson (2)
RYNIAN Hywel Bennett (2)
PRONDYN Al Raymond (2)
ARIDIAN Brian Proudfoot (2)
GUIDE Arne Gordon (3)
MORTON DILL Peter Purves (3)
ALBERT C RICHARDSON Dennis Chinnery (3)
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN BRIGGS David Blake Kelly (3)
BOSUN Patrick Carter (3)
WILLOUGHBY Douglas Ditta (3)
CABIN STEWARD Jack Pitt (3)
FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER John Maxim (4)
COUNT DRACULA Malcolm Rogers (4)
GREY LADY Roslyn de Winter (4)
ROBOT DOCTOR WHO Edmund Warwick (5)
MECHANOIDS Murphy Grumbar (5-6), Jack Pitt (6), John Scott Martin (6)
MECHANOID VOICE David Graham (5-6)
FUNGOIDS Jack Pitt (5), John Scott Martin (5), Ken Tyllsum (5-6)
STEVEN TAYLOR Peter Purves (6)
UNCREDITED: DOUBLE FOR IAN David Newman (2)
DOUBLE FOR VICKI Barbara Joss (2)
TOURISTS (all 3) Barbara Bruce, Kathleen Heath, Marc Lawrence, Terry Leigh, Monique Lewis, David Pelton, Bill richards, Sean Ryan, Sally Sutherland, Jim Tyson
STUNTMEN (all 3) David Connon, Marilyn Gothard, Fred Haggerty, Gerry Wain
BUS CONDUCTOR Derek Ware (6)

WORKING TITLE: The Pursuers

NOTES: William Russell and Jacqueline Hill leave at the end of part six. Part one includes stock footage of The Beatles playing "Ticket to Ride". The actors playing Fungoids are never credited as such; their names just follow the main credits with the sub-title "with".

NOVELISATION: John Peel (1989/Number 140)

Personnel Changes

Steven Taylor: Peter Purves

Story Editor: Donald Tosh

17 S - THE TIME MEDDLER

Writer: Dennis Spooner
Director: Douglas Camfield
Designer: Barry Newbery
Incidental Music: Stock
Percussion Played by: Charles Butterill (2-4)
Fight Arranger: David Anderson (2)

BROADCAST DETAILS

78. The Watcher 03.07.65 6.55pm - 7.20pm 8.9M/15th/57% 79. The Meddling Monk 10.07.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 8.8M/19th/49% 80. A Battle of Wits 17.07.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 7.7M/28th/53% 81. Checkmate 24.07.65 5.40pm - 6.05pm 8.3M/24th/54%

REPEAT DETAILS (all BBC2 - positions just for that channel)

The Watcher Fri 03.01.92 7.20pm - 7.45pm 2.37M/15th The Meddling Monk 10.01.92 6.50pm - 7.15pm 2.79M/21st A Battle of Wits 17.01.92 6.50pm - 7.15pm 2.58M/13th Checkmate 24.01.92 6.50pm - 7.15pm 2.63M/15th

THE MONK Peter Butterworth
EDITH Alethea Charlton
ELDRED Peter Russell
WULNOTH Michael Miller
SAXON HUNTER Michael Guest (1)
ULF Norman Hartley (2-4)
SVEN David Anderson (2-4)
GUNNAR THE GIANT Ronald Rich (2)
VIKING LEADER Geoffrey Cheshire (2)
UNCREDITED: VIKING James Hamilton
SAXONS Peter Brooks, Derek Chafer, Dougie Dean, John Evans, Ken McGarvie, Freddie Parsons, Donald Simons, Vic Taylor, Lyn Turner
STUNTMEN Tim Condren, Fred Haggerty

NOTES: William Hartnell only appears in the reprise at the start of part two and with pre-recorded dialogue for the rest of the episode. The story (and season) ends with no next episode caption and shots of the Doctor and his companions over a starfield pattern.

NOVELISATION: Nigel Robinson (1987-8/Number 126)