| Season: |
Twenty Seven (New Series 1)
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| Production
Code: |
1-3 |
| Story Number: |
159 (New Series: 3)
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| Episode Number: | 699 (New Series: 3) |
| Number of
Episodes: |
1 |
| Percentage of Episodes Held: | 100% |
| Working Titles: | "The Crippingwell Horror" and "The Angels of Crippingwell" |
| Production
Dates: |
September - October 2004 |
| Broadcast Date: | 09 April 2005 |
| Colour Status: |
Colour |
|
Studio: |
BBC Wales (Unit Q2, Newport) |
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Location: |
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New Theatre (Cardiff), Cambrian Place (Swansea), Headlands School (Penarth) and Beaufort Arms Court, Church Street and St Mary's Street (Monmouth). |
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| Writer: | Mark Gatiss |
| Director: | Euros Lyn |
| Producer: | Phil Collinson |
| Executive Producers: | Julie Gardner, Mal Young and Russell T Davies |
| Associate Producer: | Helen Vallis |
| Script Editor: | Helen Raynor |
| Editor: | John Richards |
| Production Manager: | Tracie Simpson |
| Production Designer: | Edward Thomas |
| Director of Photography: | Ernie Vincze BSC |
| Casting Director: | Andy Pryor CDG |
| Costume Designer: | Lucinda Wright |
| Make-Up Designer: | Davy Jones |
| Cameramen: | Anna James (Assistant), David Jones (Assistant), Martin Stephens (Operator) and Mike Costelloe (Operator) |
| Visual Effects: | The Mill |
| Special Effects: | Any Effects |
| Stunt Co-ordinator: | Lee Sheward |
| Stunt Performer: | Lucy Allan |
| Incidental Music: | Murray Gold |
| Special Sounds (SFX Editor): | Paul Jefferies |
| Sound Recordist: | Ian Richardson |
| Title Music: | Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Arranged by Murray Gold |
| Number of
Doctors: |
1 |
| The Doctor: |
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| Number of
Companions: |
1 |
| The Companion: |
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| Additional Cast: |
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Alan David (Gabriel Sneed), Huw Rhys (Redpath), Jennifer Hill (Mrs. Peace), Eve Myles (Gwyneth), Simon Callow (Charles Dickens), Wayne Cater (Stage Manager), Meic Povey (Driver), Zoe Thorne (The Gelth) |
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| Setting: |
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Cardiff, Christmas Eve (1869) |
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|
Villain: | The Gelth
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The Doctor takes Rose back through time to 1869. But in Victorian Cardiff, the dead are walking, and creatures made of gas are on the loose.
(Position = 54 out of 200)
