"Terror of the Zygons" is the first story of the thirteenth season of Doctor Who.
Summary[]
Part One[]
Part Two[]
Part Three[]
Part Four[]
Background information[]
Links and references[]
Cast[]
- Doctor Who - Tom Baker
- Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen
- Harry Sullivan - Ian Marter
- Duke of Forgill - John Woodnutt
- Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart - Nicholas Courtney
- RSM Benton - John Levene
- Sister Lamont - Lillias Walker
- The Caber - Robert Russell
- Angus - Angus Lennie
- Huckle - Tony Sibbald
- Munro - Hugh Martin
- Radio Operator - Bruce Wightman
- Corporal - Bernard G. High
- Soldier - Peter Symonds
- Zygons -
- Keith Ashley
- Ronald Gough
Uncredited performers[]
- Alan Clements as a UNIT soldier (4)
- Rowland Geall as a UNIT soldier (1-4)
- Patrick Ginter as a UNIT soldier (1-4)
- Ian Marter as Madra (2) (in the form of Harry Sullivan)
- James Muir as a UNIT soldier (1-4)
- Robert Russell as a Zygon (1-3) (in the form of the Caber)
- David Selby as a UNIT soldier (1-4)
- Barry Summerford as Thurston (1-4)
- Lillias Walker as Odda (1-3) (in the form of Sister Lamont)
- John Woodnutt as
- Broton (1-4) (normal form)
- Broton (1-4) (in the form of the Duke of Forgill)
- Unknown performers as
- Madra (2) (normal form)
- Odda (1-3) (normal form)
- UNIT lance corporal (2-3)
Crew[]
- Written by Robert Banks Stewart
- Directed by Douglas Camfield
- Produced by Philip Hinchcliffe
- Production Unit Manager - George Gallaccio
- Production Assistant - Edwina Craze
- Title Music by Ron Grainer & BBC Radiophonic Workshop
- Title Sequence - Bernard Lodge
- Incidental Music by Geoffrey Burgon
- Special Sound - Dick Mills
- Costume Designer - James Acheson
- Make-up - Sylvia James
- Visual Effects Designer - John Horton
- Studio Lighting - John Dixon
- Studio Sound - Michael McCarthy
- Film Cameraman - Peter Hall
- Film Sound - John Tellick
- Film Editor - Ian McKendrick
- Script Editor - Robert Holmes
- Designer - Nigel Curzon
References[]
11th century; 13th century; 1870; 1922; 1975
aircraft; Antlers Association; bagpipes; Ben Nevis; Bermuda Triangle; Bismarck; Black Isle; blood; Boar's Head; body print; Brentford; brigadier; British Army; Broton's spaceship; Cabinet; car; Chatham; chocolate; clan; Clan Stewart; coastguard; commander; concrete; corporal; cyborg; deer; depth charge; Devil's Punchbowl; diver; "Doc"; doctor of medicine; duke; Duke of Cumberland; dynacon thrust; dystelic circuit; Earth; England; espionage; Fletcher; Flowers of the Forest; Forgill Castle; Fox Inn; frigate; Gaelic; general; ghillie; Golden Haggis Lucky Dip; Greyhound Leader; gun; haggis; Hibernian Oil; Highland games; hydrogen; hypnosis; hypothermia; ice cap; InterCity; International Energy Conference; Inverness; Jamieson, Donald; Jamieson, Robert; kilt; lactic fluid; lance corporal; Land Rover; Last Great Time War; Latin; Leicestershire; lieutenant; Loch Ness; Loch Ness Monster; London; machine gun; mammal; McNab Point; McRanald Bay; Middle Ages; molecular dispersal; nerve gas; North Sea; nuclear missile; nursing sister; oil; oil rig; organic crystallography; orthodontology; peat; pitchfork; plaster of Paris; Prime Minister of the United Kingdom; Prince Charlie; psionic beam; quarry; radar; radio; RAF Strike Command; Regimental Sergeant Major; remar; rifle; River Thames; Royal Air Force; Royal Navy; Scotland; Scottish Energy Commission; second sight; self-destructor; Skarasen; sonic screwdriver; spider; squad; Stanbridge House; surveillance device; telephone; Tibet; tobacco; train; Trap One; trilanic activator; Tullock; Tullock Moor; United Kingdom; United Nations Intelligence Taskforce; UNIT HQ; UNIT temporary HQ; warlord; Warrant Officer Class 1; Waverley Field; Wellington boot; Willie; Zygon; Zygon homeworld; Zygon spaceship
Additional references[]
16DM33; 33CS84; Another Bermuda Triangle?