| Doctor Who - The Face Of Evil | |||||
| BBC Home Video (1977) | |||||
| TV Series / Adventure, Drama, Family, Science Fiction, TV Classics | |||||
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#966 |
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| Tom Baker | The Doctor | |
| Louise Jameson | Leela | |
| David Garfield | Neeva | |
| Brendan Price | Tomas | |
| Leslie Schofield | Calib | |
| Tom Kelly | Guard | |
| Lloyd McGuire | Lugo | |
| Victor Lucas | Andor | |
| Colin Thomas | Sole | |
| Tom Baker | Doctor Who | |
| Paul Barton | Guard | |
| Barbara Bermel | Sevateem | |
| Peter Dean | Tribe Member | |
| Andy Dempsey | Lugo's Warrior | |
| Max Faulkner | Guard | |
| Stuart Fell | Tesh Guard |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Philip Hinchcliffe
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| Writer |
Sydney Newman
Chris Boucher |
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The TARDIS arrives on a planet where a savage tribe called the Sevateem worship a god called Xoanon. The Doctor discovers that Xoanon is in fact a spaceship computer that he tried to repair at some point in his past and inadvertently drove mad by giving it a multiple personality. It is tended to by another tribe of humanoids, the ascetic Tesh. These are the descendants of the ship's original technicians, while the Sevateem are the descendants of the original survey team. The Doctor, with the help of a Sevateem girl called Leela, manages to gain access to the ship and wipe the additional personalities from the computer, leaving it sane and in proper control once more. Leela, deciding that she no longer wants to stay on her own planet, pushes her way on board the TARDIS. The Doctor has gained another companion. |
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