"An Unearthly Child" is the first story of the first season of Doctor Who.
| An Unearthly Child | |
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| Season 1 (1963-1964), Episode 1 to Episode 4 | |
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| Air date | 23 November - 14 December 1963 |
| Written by | Anthony Coburn |
| Directed by | Waris Hussein |
| Episode guide | |
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Summary[]
An Unearthly Child[]
The Cave of Skulls[]
The Forest of Fear[]
The Firemaker[]
Background information[]
Links and references[]
Cast[]
- Dr. Who - William Hartnell
- Ian Chesterton - William Russell
- Barbara Wright - Jacqueline Hill
- Susan Foreman - Carole Ann Ford
- Za - Derek Newark
- Hur - Alethea Charlton
- Old Mother - Eileen Way
- Kal - Jeremy Young
- Horg - Howard Lang
Uncredited performers[]
- Francesca Bertorelli as a female Coal Hill School student (1)
- Carole Clarke as a female Coal Hill School student (1)
- Reg Cranfield as a policeman (1)
- Heather Lyons as a female Coal Hill School student (1)
- Mavis Ranson as a female Coal Hill School student (1)
- Cedric Schoeman as a male Coal Hill School student (1)
- Brian Thomas as a male Coal Hill School student (1)
- Richard Wilson as a male Coal Hill School student (1)
Crew[]
- Written by Anthony Coburn
- Directed by Waris Hussein
- Produced by Verity Lambert
- Special Effects by the Visual Effects Department of the BBC
- Fight Arranger - Derek Ware
- Title Music by Ron Grainer with the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- Incidental music by Norman Kay
- Story Editor - David Whitaker
- Designers -
- Peter Brachacki
- Barry Newbery
- Associate Producer - Mervyn Pinfield
References[]
100,000 BC; 1963
Astrakhan hat; axe; bear; beast; boar; Britain; British currency; car; cave; Cave of Skulls; chameleon circuit; China; Chris Waites and the Carollers; Coal Hill School; decimal system; dimension; doctor of medicine; the Doctor's notebook; the Doctor's TARDIS; Earth; England; filament; fire; fourth dimension; France; French Revolution; The French Revolution; Gallifrey; Geiger counter; hit parade; horse; human; I.M. Foreman, Scrap Merchant; Ionic column; John Smith and the Common Men; junkyard; litmus paper; London; match; Metropolitan Police; mountain; Orb; Ormolu clock; police box; radiation counter; radio; Red Indian; scanner; sedan chair; skull; smoking pipe; stone knife; Stone of Death; television; tiger; Totter's Lane; United States; Waites, Aubrey; yearometer
Additional references[]
Australia; St John Ambulance; USSR