SEASON FIVE

Main Personnel

• Dr Who: Patrick Troughton
• James Robert (Jamie) McCrimmon: Frazer Hines
• Victoria Waterfield: Deborah Watling
• Producer: Peter Bryant
• Story Editor: Victor Pemberton

37 MM - THE TOMB OF THE CYBERMEN

• Writers: Gerry Davis and Kit Pedler
• Director: Morris Barry
• Designer: Martin Johnson
• Incidental Music: Stock

• ERIC KLIEG George Pastell
• KAFTAN Shirley Cooklin
• TOBERMAN Roy Stewart
• PROFESSOR PARRY Aubrey Richards
• CAPTAIN HOPPER George Roubicek
• FIRST OFFICER JIM CALLUM Clive Merrison (1,3,4)
• JOHN VINER Cyril Shaps (1-2)
• PETER HAYDON Bernard Holley (1-2)
• TED ROGERS Alan Johns (1)
• CREWMAN Ray Grover (1)
• CYBERMAN CONTROLLER Michael Kilgarriff (2-4)
• CYBERMEN VOICES (2-4)
• CYBERMEN (all 2-4) Hans de Vries, Tony Harwood, John Hogan, Richard Kerley, Ronald Lee, Charles Pemberton, Kenneth Seeger, Reg Whitehead
• UNCREDITED: EXTRA Frankie Dunn.

WORKING TITLES: The Cybermen Planet, The Ice Tombs of Telos

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Tomb of the Cybermen" by Gerry Davis (1978/Number 66)

Personnel Changes

• Producer: Innes Lloyd
• Story Editor: Peter Bryant

38 NN - THE ABOMINABLE SNOWMEN

• Writers: Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln
• Director: Gerald Blake
• Designer: Malcolm Middleton

• PROFESSOR EDWARD TRAVERS Jack Watling
• KRISONG Norman Jones
• THOMNI David Spenser
• SAPAN Raymond Llewellyn
• YETI Tony Harwood (2-6), John Hogan (3-6), Richard Kerley (2-6), Reg Whitehead
• RINCHEN David Grey (1-5)
• SONGSTEN Charles Morgan (2-6)
• PADMASAMBHAVA Wolfe Morris (2-6)
• RALPACHAN David Baron (2-6).
• UNCREDITED: LAMAS Richard Atherton, Bobby Beaumont, Roger Bowdler, Charles Finch, Terry Nelson, Jack Rowland
• WARRIOR MONKS Antonio de Maggio, Barry Du Pre, Michael Durham, Pat Gorman, Richard King, Crawford Lyle.

NOTES: This story has no incidental music.

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Abominable Snowmen" by Terrance Dicks. Interior Illustrations by Alan Willow (1974/Number 1).

39 OO - THE ICE WARRIORS

• Writer: Brian Hayles
• Director: Derek Martinus
• Designer: Jeremy Davies
• Incidental Music by: Dudley Simpson

• LEADER CLENT Peter Barkworth
• SENIOR CONTROL TECHNICIAN JAN GARRETT Wendy Gifford
• ELRIC PENLEY Peter Sallis
• COMMANDER VARGA Bernard Bresslaw
• STOR Angus Lennie (1-4)
• CHIEF SCIENTIST ARDEN George Waring (1-3)
• SECURITY SERGEANT WALTERS Malcolm Taylor (1,5,6)
• COMPUTER VOICE Roy Skelton (1-2,5)
• DAVIS Peter Diamond (1)
• ZONDAL Roger Jones (3-6)
• RINTAN Tony Harwood (3-6)
• ISBUR Michael Attwell (3-6)
• TUROC Sonny Caldinez (3-4)
• UNCREDITED: OPERATORS IN CONTROL ROOM Monique Bryant, Alec Coleman, Kathy Fitzgibbon, Stan Hogan, Ann Jarvis
• TECHNICIANS Gary Dean, Frankie Dunn, James Holbrook, Donald Sinclair.

NOTES: The story title, writer credit and episode number (with no episode prefix) are brought up over a sequence of ice crystals, accompanied by incidental music, the vocals for which are by Joanne Brown.

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors" by Brian Hayles ( 1976/Number 33)

40 PP - THE ENEMY OF THE WORLD

• Writer: David Whitaker
• Director: Barry Letts
• Designer: Christopher Pemsel
• Incidental Music: Stock

• GILES KENT Bill Kerr
• DONALD BRUCE Colin Douglas
• ASTRID FERRIER Mary Peach
• ANTON Henry Stamper (1)
• ROD Rhys McConnochie (1)
• CURLY Simon Cain (1)
• SALAMANDER Patrick Troughton (2-6)
• BENIK Milton Johns (2-6)
• FARIAH NEGUIB Carmen Munroa (2-4)
• ALEXANDER DENES George Pravda (2-3)
• FEDORIN David Nettheim (2-3)
• GUARD CAPTAINS Gordon Faith (2), ELLIOY CAIRNES (4-6)
• GRIFFIN Reg Lye (3)
• GUARD ON DENES Bill Lyons (3)
• GUARD IN CORRIDOR William McGuirk (4-6)
• SWANN Christopher Burgess
• COLIN REDMAYNE Adam Verney (4-6)
• MARY SMITH Margaret Hicket (4-6)
• SERGEANT TO BENIK Andrew Staines (4)
• FIGHTING GUARD Bob Anderson (4)
• GUARD IN CARAVAN Dibbs Mather (4)
• UNCREDITED: GUARDS Denis Balcombe, Peter Bennett, Eric Bird, Paul Blomley, Drew Borland, Gary Dean, Tony Franks, Ken Frazer, Richard Knight, Charles Mylne, Jay Neill, Tony Norman, Blair Stewart, David Troughton
• CENTRAL EUROPEAN GUARDS Andrew Andreas, Harry Fielder, Ian Hines
• SHELTERERS Francis Batsoni, John Clevedon, Ruth Harrison, Pearl Hawkes, Bill Howes, Sarah Lisemore, Deborah Miller, Geoffrey Obert, Rosina Stewart, Valerie Taylor, John Timberlake, Freddie Whiles
• EXTRAS Peter Diamond, Pat Gorman, Richard Halifax, Arthur Maguire, KR Morgan, Vic Taylor.

NOTES: Frazer Hines and Debbie Watling are not in part four. David Troughton, son of Patrick and later to appear in The War Games and The Curse of Peladon, appears uncredited as a guard in this story.

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Enemy of the World" by Ian Marter (1981/Number 24)

Personnel Changes

• Producer: Peter Bryant
• Story Editor: Derrick Sherwin

41 QQ - THE WEB OF FEAR

• Writers: Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln
• Director: Douglas Camfield
• Designer: David Myerscough-Jones
• Incidental Music: Stock
• Fight Arranger: Derek Ware (uncredited)

• PROFESSOR EDWARD TRAVERS Jack Watling
• ANNE TRAVERS Tina Packer
• STAFF SERGEANT ARNOLD Jack Woolgar
• CAPTAIN KNIGHT Ralph Watson (1-4)
• CORPORAL LANE Rod Beachem
• CORPORAL BLAKE Richardson Morgan (1-4)
• HAROLD CHORLEY Jon Rollason (1-2,6)
• CRAFTSMAN WEAMS Stephen Whittaker (1-3)
• YETI Roger Jacombs (6), Jeremy King (3), John Levene (1-2,4-6), John Lord (1-2,4,6), Gordon Stothard (1-2,4), Colin Warman (1)
• JULIUS SILVERSTEIN Frederick Shrecker (1)
• SOLDIERS Bernard G High (1), Joseph O'Connell (2)
• DRIVER EVANS Derek Pollitt (2-6)
• COLONEL LETHBRIDGE-STEWART Nicholas Courtney (3-6)
• UNCREDITED: DEAD NEWSPAPER SELLER Bert Sims (1)
• SOLDIERS Peter Adams, Maurice Brooks, Tim Condren, David Hacquet, James Jordan, Philip Ryan
• EXTRAS Douglas Kirk, Derek Martin, Terry Walsh.

NOTES: The end credits are scrolled over footage of multiplying cells.

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the Web of Fear" by Terrance Dicks (1976/Number 72)

42 RR - FURY FROM THE DEEP

• Writer: Victor Pemberton
• Director: High David
• Designer: Peter Kindred
• Incidental Music by: Dudley Simpson (1-5)

• CONTROLLER JOHN ROBSON Victor Maddern
• DEPUTY CONTROLLER FRANK HARRIS Roy Spencer
• MAGGIE HARRIS June Murphy
• CHIEF ENGINEER Hubert Rees
• PRICE Graham Leaman
• PIETER VAN LUTYENS John Abineri (1-4)
• GUARD Peter Ducrow (1-4)
• MICK CARNEY John Garvin (1)
• CHIEF BAXTER Richard Mayes (1,4)
• QUILL Bill Burridge (2-5)
• OAK John Gill (2-5)
• MEGAN JONES Margaret John (4-6)
• RONALD PERKINS Brian Cullingford (4-6)
• UNCREDITED: GUARDS Derek Chafer, Charles Finch
• TECHNICIANS Bobby Beaumont, Robert Pearson, Bill Straiton. Vic Taylor
• WALK ONS Michael Durham, Terry Nelson, Roy Pearce, Keith Sissons, Mike Smith, Roy Stevens, Raymond Turson, Tom Wadden, Wallace Wilding.

WORKING TITLE: Colony of Devils

NOTES: Victoria departs at the end of the story, although the final shot of her is reprised at the beginning of the next story. Episode 1 sees the first use of the Doctor's sonic screwdriver. This story has the only Troughton story title which does not start with "the".

NOVELISATION: Victor Pemberton (1986/Number 110)

43 SS - THE WHEEL IN SPACE

• Writer: David Whitaker
• From a Story by: Kit Pedler
• Director: Tristran de Vere Cole
• Designer: Derek Dodd
• Incidental Music by: Brian Hodgson (1 - credited to The BBC Radiophonic Workshop) and Stock (2-6)

• JARVIS BENNETT Michael Turner
• TANYA LERNOV Clare Jenkins
• LEO RYAN Eric Flynn;
• ENRICO CASALI Donald Sumpter
• DR GEMMA CORWYN Anne Riddler (1-5)
• SERVO ROBOT Freddie Foote (1)
• VICTORIA WATERFIELD Deborah Watling (1)
• ZOE HERRIET Wendy Padbury (2-6)
• SEAN FLANNIGAN James Mellor (2-6)
• ARMAND VALLANCE Derrick Gilbert (2-6)
• ELTON LAKEHEIM Michael Goldie (2-5)
• KEN CHANG Peter Laird (2-4)
• BILL DUGGAN Kenneth Watson (2-4)
• CYBERMEN Jerry Holmes (2-6), Gordon Stothard (3-6)
• CYBERMEN VOICES Peter Hawkins (3-6), Roy Skelton (3-6)
• KEMEL RUDKIN Kervork Malikyan (2)
• UNCREDITED: DOUBLE FOR THE DOCTOR Chris Jeffries (2)
• GEMMA CORWYN'S CORPSE Dorothy Ford (6)
• EXTRAS Yinka Adbeyi, Harry Fielder, Ken Gibson, Tony Harwood, Chris Konyils, Angela March, Gordon Pitt, Kenn Senton, Dorothy Su, John Taylor.

WORKING TITLE: The Space Wheel

NOTES: Patrick Troughton is absent from Episode 2 ; a double plays the unconscious Doctor. From Episode 2 onwards, the credits in the opening titles are brought up over the model of the Wheel. This story sees the first use of the Doctor's pseudonym Dr John Smith.

NOVELISATION: Terrance Dicks (1988/Number 130)