"Invasion of the Dinosaurs" is the second story of the eleventh season of Doctor Who.
| Invasion of the Dinosaurs | |
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| Season 11 (1973-1974), Episode 5 to Episode 10 | |
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| Air date | 12 January - 16 February 1974 |
| Written by | Malcolm Hulke |
| Directed by | Paddy Russell |
| Episode guide | |
| Previous The Time Warrior |
Next Death to the Daleks |
Summary[]
Part One[]
Part Two[]
Part Three[]
Part Four[]
Part Five[]
Part Six[]
Background information[]
Links and references[]
Cast[]
- Dr. Who - Jon Pertwee
- Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen
- Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart - Nicholas Courtney
- General Finch - John Bennett
- Captain Yates - Richard Franklin
- Sergeant Benton - John Levene
- Lieutenant Shears - Ben Aris
- Sergeant Duffy - Dave Carter
- Corporal Norton - Martin Taylor
- Private Ogden - George Bryson
- R/T Soldier - John Caesar
- Phillips - Gordon Reid
- Lodge - Trevor Lawrence
- Warehouse Looter - Terry Walsh
- Charles Grover M.P. - Noel Johnson
- Professor Whitaker - Peter Miles
- Butler - Martin Jarvis
- Peasant - James Marcus
- UNIT Corporal - Pat Gorman
- Mark - Terence Wilton
- Ruth - Carmen Silvera
- Adam - Brian Badcoe
- Private Bryson - Colin Bell
- Robinson - Timothy Craven
Uncredited performers[]
- Leslie Bates as
- Regular army corporal - patrol 1 (1,5)
- Stevens (5)
- David Billa as Betts (2)
- Tim Blackstone as a regular army soldier (4)
- Geoff Brighty as a Golden Age man (6)
- Alan Bull as warehouse looter and driver (1)
- John Cash as a UNIT soldier (6)
- Bruce Cox as a regular army driver (1)
- Robin Dixon as a regular army driver (6)
- Peter Dukes as a UNIT soldier (3)
- Ian Elliott as
- Soldier in Norton's army patrol (1)
- UNIT soldier (2)
- Ronald Gough as a regular army soldier (1)
- Colin Hamilton as driver of Norton's army patrol / regular army driver - patrol 2 (1,5)
- Ted Heath as regular army driver - patrol 1 (1)
- Lyn Howard as a Golden Age woman (6)
- Steve Ismay as regular army soldier - patrol 1 (1-2,5)
- Richard King as a UNIT typist (1)
- Peter Miles as Grover's secretary (4-5)
- Pat Milner as regular army soldier - patrol 1 (1-2,5)
- Kevin Moran as a regular army soldier (6)
- James Muir as a UNIT soldier (6)
- Stuart Myers as a Royal Artillery photographer (1)
- Brian Nolan as a UNIT soldier (1,5)
- Rory O'Connor as a Golden Age man (6)
- Roy Pearce as a regular army soldier (1)
- Annette Peters as a Golden Age woman (6)
- Dennis Plenty as Collins (2)
- Judy Rodger as a Golden Age woman (6)
- Mike Stevens as
- Royal Artillery corporal (5)
- Soldier in Norton's army patrol (1)
- Barry Summerford as a Golden Age man (6)
- Cy Town as soldier in Norton's army patrol / regular army soldier - patrol 2 (1,5)
- Ken Tracey as
- Golden Age man (6)
- UNIT despatch rider (1)
- Kelly Varney as regular army soldier - patrol 2 (5)
- Nigel Winder as a regular army soldier (4)
- Geoff Witherick as a UNIT soldier (1)
- Unknown performers as Royal Artillery soldier reading a nude magazine (1)
Crew[]
- Written by Malcolm Hulke
- Directed by Paddy Russell
- Produced by Barry Letts
- Title Music by Ron Grainer and BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- Title Sequence - Bernard Lodge
- Incidental Music by Dudley Simpson
- Special Sound - Dick Mills
- Film Cameraman - Keith Hopper
- Film Sound - Andrew Boulton
- Film Editor - Robert Rymer
- Visual Effects Designer - Clifford Culley
- Costume Designer - Barbara Kidd
- Make-Up - Jean McMillan
- Studio Lighting - Alan Horne
- Studio Sound - Trevor Webster
- Video Tape Editor - Barry Stevens
- Script Editor - Terrance Dicks
- Designer - Richard Morris
References[]
65 million BC; 1951; 1954; 1974
adjutant; Apatosaurus; airlock; athlete; atomic bomb; atomic war; Bank of England; Berkeley Square; bicycle; Blinovitch Limitation Effect; brain; bread; brigadier; British Army; British monarchy; bus; bus stop; camera; captain; car; Central London; chauffeur; chief engineer; China; Chung Sen; Cold War; the Common; corporal; court martial; covering fire; despatch rider; detention centre; dinosaur; dog; Earth; electrical field; Emergency Powers Act; Europe; explosive; field gun; fish; flare; Florana; force field; fox; fur; general; Geneva; grenade; grenade launcher; Greyhound One; handcuffs; hangar; Harrogate; helicopter; Holy Land; Hyde Park; Industrial Revolution; jazz; Jeep; John of England; journalist; judge; jury; Land Rover; Last Chance for Man; lieutenant; London; London Transport; London Underground; maggot; martial law; mercury; Metropolitan and Circle Lines; Metropolitan Police; milk float; minister; Minister with Special Powers; Nature; New Earth; newspaper; nightingale; No. 5 Reception Centre; novelist; nuclear reactor; Olympics; Operation Golden Age; Oxford University; Parliament; petrol; Piccadilly; pollution; power station; priest; Prime Minister of the United Kingdom; private; private member's bill; professor; pterodactyl; radio; reptile; Richard the Lionheart; robber baron; Royal Air Force; Royal Artillery; Royal Engineers; Save Planet Earth Society; scientific adviser; Scotland; Scottish Highlands; Section Five; Section Twelve; sergeant; shotgun; Smith, John; solar system; Sontaran; space hardware research centre; spaceship; Spaceship One; space suit; space-time coordinates; squad; Stegosaurus; stun gun; swagger stick; swan; tape recorder; taxi; tea; telephone; telephone box; television; temporal energy; time eddy; time field; Time Lord; The Times; time transference; time travel; Trap Two; Triceratops; Tyrannosaurus rex; tube station; UNIT Central Command; United Kingdom; United Nations Intelligence Taskforce; UNIT HQ; UNIT temporary HQ; Vandals; Venusian; Wales; walnut; Whitaker's machine; Whitehall; Whitehall underground quarters; wizard; Yorkshire
Additional references[]
16DM33; 20DM58; 33CS84; Chiswick; Defence Medal; DH25JV; Distinguished Service Order; Evening News; France and Germany Star; Fuller & Co; Italy Star; Korea Medal; Lindsey Motel; Longines; Military Cross and Bar; NF10SK; Order of the British Empire (Military Division); Pacific Star; TLH794; Wall's Ice Cream; War Medal 1939-1945; Wimpy; WVO2M