SEASON SIX

Main Personnel

• Dr Who: Patrick Troughton
• James Robert (Jamie) McCrimmon: Frazer Hines
• Zoe Herriet: Wendy Padbury
• Producer: Peter Bryant
• Script Editor: Derrick Sherwin

44 TT - THE DOMINATORS

• Writer: Norman Ashby (alias Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln)
• Director: Morris Barry
• Designer: Barry Newbery

• PROBATIONER TOBA Kenneth Ives
• NAVIGATOR RAGO Ronald Allen
• CULLY Arthur Cox
• TEEL Giles Block
• KANDO Felicity Gibson
• QUARKS John Hicks, Gary Smith, Freddie Wilson (2-5)
• QUARK VOICES Sheila Grantl
• EDUCATOR BALAN Johnson Bayly (1-4)
• WAHEN Philip Voss (1)
• ETNIN Malcolm Terris (1)
• TOLATA Nicolette Pendrell (1)
• DIRECTOR SENEX Walter Fitzgerald (2-4)
• BOVEM Alan Gerrard (2-4)
• COUNCIL MEMBERS John Cross (2-4), Ronald Mansell (2-4)
• CHAIRMAN TENSA Brian Cant (3-4).
• UNCREDITED: COUNCIL MEMBERS Aubrey Danvers Walker, Malcolm Watson
• DOUBLE FOR THE DOCTOR Chris Jeffries
• STATUES Jean Callaghan, Eve Martin, Valerie Stanton, Valerie Wood
• EXTRAS Blair Stewart, John Tucker, Colin West.

WORKING TITLE: The Beautiful People

NOTES: The storu has no incidental music. From this story onwards, Derrick Sherwin and his successors are credited as script editors instead of story editors. No audience appreciation figures are available for Episode 1.

45 UU - THE MIND ROBBER

• Writers: Derrick Sherwin (1 - uncredited) and Peter Ling (2-5)
• Director: David Maloney
• Designer: Evan Hercules
• Incidental Music: Stock
• Fight Arrangers: BH Barry (4) and John Greenwood (5)

• THE MASTER Emrys James
• ROBOTS (all 1,4,5) John Atterbury, Ralph Carrigan, Bill Wiesner, Terry Wright
• LEMUEL GULLIVER Bernard Horsfall (2-5 - credited as "A Stranger" for 2)
• JAMIE McCRIMMON Hamish Wilson (2-3)
• CLOCKWORK SOLDIERS (all 2,3,5) Paul Alexander, Ian Hines, Richard Ireson
• CHILDREN (all 2,5) Timothy Horton, Martin Langley, Sylvestre Le Touzel, Barbara Loft, Christopher Reynolds, David Reynolds
• PRINCESS RAPUNZEL Christine Pirie (3,5)
• THE MEDUSA Sue Pulford (4-5)
• THE KARKUS Christopher Robbie (4-5)
• D'ARTAGNAN AND SIR LANCELOT John Greenwood (5)
• CYRANO DE BERGERAC David Cannon
• BLACKBEARD Gerry Wain (5)
• UNCREDITED: REDCOAT Philip Ryan (2-3)
• MINOTAUR Richard Ireson (2-3).

WORKING TITLES: Part 1 - Manpower ; Parts 2-5 - The Fact of Fiction

NOTES: Originally a four part story, Derrick Sherwin added an episode when The Dominators was reduced from six to five episodes. As a result Episode 1 has no writer credit. Due to Frazer Hines becoming ill, Hamish Wilson took over the part of Jamie for parts of Episodes 2 and 3. Episode 5 is the shortest ever episode of Doctor Who. The 1992 repeat of Episode 5 cut the caption at the end reading "Next Episode: The Invasion".

NOVELISATION: Peter Ling (1986-7/Number 155)

Personnel Changes

Script Editor: Terrance Dicks

46 VV - THE INVASION

• Writer: Derrick Sherwin
• >From an Idea by: Kit Pedler
• Director: Douglas Camfield
• Designer: Richard Hunt
• Incidental Music by Don Black with John Baker and Brian Hodgson (both uncredited)
• Extra Credit: The BBC wish to acknowledge the help given to them by the Ministry of Defence in the making of this programme (8)

• TOBIAS VAUGHN Kevin Stoney
• PACKER Peter Halliday
• ISOBEL WATKINS Sally Faulkner (1-2,4-8)
• CORPORAL BENTON John Levene (1-3,5,6,8)
• TRACEY Geoffrey Cheshire (1-2)
• PATROLMAN Walter Randall (1)
• LORRY DRIVER Murray Evans (1)
• BRIGADIER LETHBRIDGE-STEWART Nicholas Courtney (2-8)
• CAPTAIN JAMES TURNER Robert Sidaway (2-8)
• SERGEANT WALTERS James Thornhill (2-7)
• GREGORY Ian Fairbairn (2,5,6)
• PROFESSOR WATKINS Edward Burnham (3,4,6,7)
• MAJOR GENERAL BILLY RUTLIDGE Edward Dentith (4-5)
• PHONE OPERATOR Sheila Dunn (4-5)
• POLICEMAN Dominic Allen (5)
• WORKMAN Peter Thompson (5)
• PRIVATE PERKINS Stacy Davies (6)
• CYBERMEN (all 6-8) John Bradbury, Ralph Carrigan, Charles Finch, Pat Gorman, Richard King, Peter Thornton
• SERGEANT PETERS Norman Hartley (7-8)
• MAJOR BRAMWELL Clifford Earl (7-8)
• UNCREDITED: COMPUTER VOICE Sheila Dunn (1-2)
• CYBERMEN AND CYBERPLANNER VOICES Peter Halliday (2-8)
• UNIT/BUNKER MEN Leslie Conrad, Gary Dean, Barry Dupre, Charles Finch, James Holbrook, Ross Huntley, Steve Kelly, John Kirtley, Richard Kitteridge, Mike Lee, Crawford Lyle, Tony Manning, Victor Munt, Roy Pearce, David Pelton, Clark Reed, Peter Roy, Derek Slater and The 2nd Battalion of the Cold Stream Guards
• IE GUARDS Leslie Bates, Maurice Brooks, Dave Carter, Ron Conrad, Terry Duggan, Kenneth Hale, Alistair McFarlane, Brian Nolan, Derek Slater
• WAREHOUSEMEN John Lord, Miles Northover, Gordon Stothard
• EXTRAS Bobby Beaumont, Derek Chafer, Reg Cranfield, Lyn Denton, Roy Denton, Terence Denville, Robert Pearce, Trevor Shewring, Simon Stapley
• STUNTMEN Alan Chuntz, Billy Horrigan, Terry Walsh.

WORKING TITLE: Return of the Cybermen

NOTE: Wendy Padbury does not appear in Episode 3. For both this and the following story, the story title is in inverted commas.

47 WW - THE KROTONS

• Writer: Robert Holmes
• Director: David Maloney
• Designer: Raymond London

• SELRIS James Copeland
• VANA Madeleine Mills
• THARA Gilbert Wynne
• EELEK Philip Madoc (1,3,4)
• AXUS Richard Ireson (1,3,4)
• BETA James Cairncross (1,3,4)
• ABU Terence Brown (1)
• STUDENT Bronson Shaw (1)
• CUSTODIAN Maurice Selwyn (1)
• KROTON VOICES Roy Skelton, Patrick Tull (2-4)
• KROTONS Robert La Bassiere (2-4) Miles Northover (2-4)
• UNCREDITED: GONDS Keith Ashton, Ronnie Chance, Roger Charles, Justine Elliott, Robert Haywood, Alex Hood, Nick Hunter, Mark Johnson, Patricia Matthews, David Melbourne, Reg Nardi, Peter Rann, Nick Rutter, Sylvia Steele, Wendy Wilson.

NOTES: This story has no incidental music.

NOVELISATION: Terrance Dicks (1985/Number 99)

48 XX - THE SEEDS OF DEATH

• Writer: Brian Hayles
• Director: Michael Ferguson
• Designer: Paul Allen
• Incidental Music by: Dudley Simpson

• GIA KELLY Louise Pajo
• COMMANDER JULIAN RADNOR Ronald Leigh-Hunt
• PROFESSOR DANIEL ELDRED Philip Ray
• COMPUTER VOICE John Witty
• SLAAR Alan Bennion
• ICE WARRIORS Sonny Caldinez (2-4), Tony Harwood (2-6), Steve Peters
• FEWSHAM Terry Scully (1-5)
• PHIPPS Christopher Coll (1-4)
• BRENT Ric Felgate (1-4)
• LOCKE Martin Cort (1-2)
• HARRY OSGOOD Harry Towb (1)
• GRAND MARSHALL Graham Leaman (5-6)
• SIR JAMES GREGSON Hugh Morton (5)
• UNCREDITED: WEATHER STATION OPERATOR Peter Whitaker (4)
• DOUBLE FOR THE DOCTOR Tommy Laird (4)
• TECHNICIANS Monique Bryant, Derek Chafer, Alan Cuntz, Ernie Claydon, Edward Cogdell, Ron Conrad, Royston Farrell, Pat Gorman, Jimmy Haswell, Eric Kent, Crawford Lyle
• GUARDS John Crease, Fred Clemson, Keith Goodman, Tony Hutchins, Phil Lundgren, Douglas Roe, Peter Roy, Derrick Slater.

WORKING TITLE: The Lords of the Red Planet

NOTES: The story title, writer and episode number is brought up over model work of the Earth and Moon which varies from episode to episode. Patrick Troughton is absent from Episode 4 (a double plays the unconscious Doctor) ; this is the last case of the actor playing the Doctor being absent from an episode.

NOVELISATION: Terrance Dicks (1986/Number 112)

Personnel Changes

Script Editor: Derrick Sherwin

49 YY - THE SPACE PIRATES

• Writer: Robert Holmes
• Director: Michael Hart
• Designer: Ian Watson
• Incidental Music by: Dudley Simpson

• GENERAL NICOLAI HERMACK Jack May
• MAJOR IAN WARNE Donald gee
• TECHNICIAN PENN George Layton
• MAURICE CAVEN Dudley Foster (1,3-6)
• DERVISH Brian Peck
• LT SORBA Nik Zaran (1,4,5)
• SPACE GUARD Anthony Donovan (1)
• MILO CLANCEY Gordon Gostelow (2-6)
• MADELEIN ISSIGRI Lisa Daniely (2-6)
• PIRATE GUARD Steve Peters (4-6)
• DOM ISSIGRI Esmond Knight (5-6)
• UNCREDITED: DOUBLE FOR THE DOCTOR Tom Laird
• ISSIGRI HQ SECRETARY Valerie Stanton
• PIRATE GUARDS John Caeser, Edward Cogdell, Leslie Conrad, Bill Richards
• SPACE CORPS TECHNICIANS Terry Nelson, Tom Segal, Neville Simons
• SPACE CORPS GUARDS Alf Coster, Tony Hutchins, Clive Rogers, Peter Roy, Neville Simons, Ray Turton
• WALKS ONS AND NON-SPEAKING ARTISTS Derek Chafer, James Haswell, Paul Kirby.

NOTES: The story title, etc, is in black on a white caption slide, the inverse to normal. The incidental music score includes vocals by Mary Thomas.

Personnel Changes

• Producer: Derrick Sherwin
• Script Editor: Terrance Dicks

50 ZZ - THE WAR GAMES

• Writers: Terrence Dicks and Malcolm Hulke
• Director: David Maloney
• Designer: Roger Cheveley
• Incidental Music by: Dudley Simpson
• Fight Arranger: Peter Diamond (10)

• LT CARSTAIRS David Savile (1-9)
• LADY JENNIFER BUCKINGHAM Jane Sherwin (1-5)
• GENERAL SMYTHE Noel Coleman (1-3,7)
• CAPTAIN RANSOME Hubert Rees (1-3)
• SGT MAJOR BURNS Esmond Webb (1,7)
• MAJOR BARRINGTON Terence Bayler (1)
• SGT WILLIS Brian Forster (1)
• GERMAN SOLDIERS John Livesey (1), Bernard Davies (3)
• REDCOAT Tony McEwan (2)
• COMMANDANT GORTON Richard Steele (2)
• MILITARY CHAUFFEUR Peter Stanton (2)
• MILITARY POLICEMAN Pat Gorman (2)
• WAR CHIEF Edward Brayshaw (3-9)
• MAJOR VON WEICH David Garfield (3-6)
• LT CRANE David Valla (3)
• LT LUCKE Gregg Palmer (3)
• SCIENTIST Vernon Dobtcheff (4-6)
• HARPER Rudolph Walker (4-5)
• SGT THOMPSON Bill Hutchinson (4)
• CORPORAL RILEY Terry Adams (4)
• LEROY Leslie Schofield (4)
• ALIEN GUARD John Atterbury (4)
• SGT RUSSELL Graham Weston (5-9)
• SECURITY CHIEF James Bree (5-9)
• SPENCER Michael Lynch (5)
• ALIEN TECHNICIAN Charles Pemberton (5)
• PRIVATE MOOR David Troughton (6)
• WAR LORD Philip Madoc (7-10)
• DU PONT Peter Craze (7)
• ARTURE VILLAR Michael Napier-Brown (8-9)
• IVAN PETROV Stephen Hubay (8)
• FIRST TIME LORD Bernard Horsfall (10)
• SECOND TIME LORD Trevor Martin (10)
• THIRD TIME LORD Clyde Pollit (10)
• TANYA LERNOV Clare Jenkins (10)
• UNCREDITED: QUARK Freddie Wilson (10)
• YETI John Levene (10)
• ICE WARRIOR Tony Harwood (10)
• CYBERMAN Roy Pearce (10)
• DALEK Robert Jewell (10)
• WALK ONS Chris Achilles, Andrew Andreas, Keith Ashley, Denis Balcombe, Leslie Bates, Louis Berkman, David Billan, Roy Brent, Derek Calder, David Cannon, Bud Castleman, Roger Charles, Les Conrad, Ron Conrad, Ray Cornell, Alf Coster, Derek Crick, Gary Dean, Jim Delaney, Jean de Marco, Reg Dent, Terence Denville, Steve Emerson, Eden Fox, Ken Fraser, Roger Graham, James Haswell, Emmet Hennessey, Alex Hood, Arthur Howell, George Howse, Roger Howton, Bill Hughes, Derek Hunt, Patrick Kaukus, Barry Kennington, Lee Kenton, Richard King, Tom Laird, Phil Lundgren, Martin Lyder, David Melbourne, Alistair Meldrum, Patrick Milner, Ian Munro, Terry Munro, Brian Nolan, Tom O'Leary, Paul Phillips, Steve Pokol, Bill Richards, Douglas Roe, Clive Rogers, Terry Sartain, Patrick Scott, Johnny Scripps, Stan Simons, Neville Simons, Raoul Skinner, John Spradbury, Tony Starr, Paul St Clair, Bill Strange, Harry Tierney, Allan Travell, Hein Viljoen, Cy Wallis, Bruce Wells, Bob Wilyman
• STUNTMEN Peter Diamond, Gerry Wain, Del Watson.

NOTES: The story title and writer credits is interspersed with footage of gunfire and explosions. These credits use a different lettering to usual. No script editor is credited for the duration of the story. Episode Two includes clips from The Web of Fear 1 and Fury from the Deep 1, but not as flashbacks - they are incorporated into the narrative of the episode. This story marked the end of an era, with the departures of all three regulars and the explanation of the Doctor's origin ; the Time Lords are first mentioned in Episode Six (by Vernon Dobtcheff) but the name was revealed in the Radio Time preview that accompanied Episode One.

NOVELISATION: "Doctor Who and the War Games" by Malcolm Hulke (1979/Number 70)