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Tom Baker | The Doctor | |
Elisabeth Sladen | Sarah Jane Smith | |
Melvyn Bedford | Reig | |
Terence Brook | Braun | |
Max Faulkner | Crew Member | |
Prentis Hancock | Salamar | |
Julian Hudson | Morestran | |
Frederick Jaeger | Sorenson | |
Ray Knight | Sorenson Monster | |
Mike Lee Lane | Antimatter Monster | |
Louis Mahoney | Ponti | |
Tony McEwan | Baldwin | |
David Rolfe | Crew Member | |
Ewen Solon | Vishinsky | |
Douglas Stark | Sorenson Monster | |
Tom Baker | Doctor Who | |
William Hartnell | Dr. Who/The Abbot of Amboise/The Doctor | |
Jon Pertwee | Doctor Who/Dr. Who/The Doctor | |
Patrick Troughton | Dr. Who/Salamander/The Doctor | |
Frazer Hines | Jamie/Jamie McCrimmon | |
Nicholas Courtney | Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart/Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart/Bret Vyon/Col. Lethbridge-Stewart/The Brig | |
Pat Gorman | Guard/Cyberman/Technician/Monk/Sea Devil/Brother/Greek Soldier/Pilot/Seaman/Silurian/Silurian Scient | |
Jacqueline Hill | Barbara Wright/Lexa | |
William Russell | Ian Chesterton | |
Katy Manning | Jo Grant | |
John Scott Martin | Dalek/Dalek Operator/Mutt/Zarbi/Charlie/Robot/Nucleus/Gell Guard/Hughes/Kriz/Mechanoid/Mechonoid/Rea | |
John Levene | Sergeant Benton/RSM Benton/Benton/Yeti/Platoon Under Leader Benton/Cyberman | |
Peter Davison | The Doctor/Doctor Who/Omega | |
Janet Fielding | Tegan |
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Producer |
Philip Hinchcliffe
Verity Lambert Barry Letts |
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Writer |
Louis Marks
David Fisher Douglas Adams |
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Cinematography |
Fintan Sheehan
Alan Jonas |
The TARDIS picks up a distress call and the Doctor and Sarah arrive on the planet Zeta Minor. There they discover that a Morestran geological expedition has fallen prey to an unseen killer and only the leader, Professor Sorenson, remains alive. A military mission from Morestra has also arrived to investigate. The culprit is revealed to be a creature from a universe of antimatter, retaliating for the removal by Sorenson of some antimatter samples from around the pit that acts as an interface between the two universes. The Morestrans take off in their ship, but it is slowly dragged back towards the planet due to the antimatter on board. Sorenson himself becomes infected by antimatter and gradually transforms into antiman, a monster capable of draining the life from others. The Morestran commander, the increasingly unhinged Salamar, attacks Sorenson with a radiation source but this only causes him to multiply, and soon the ship is overrun by deadly creatures. The Doctor finds the original Sorenson, takes him back to the planet in the TARDIS and throws both him and his samples into the pit, fulfilling a bargain he earlier made with the antimatter creature. Sorenson reappears unharmed and the Doctor returns him to the Morestran ship, which is now freed of the planet's influence. |
Seen it: Yes 9/27/1975 1. Planet of Evil: Part One | |
Seen it: Yes 10/4/1975 2. Planet of Evil: Part Two | |
Seen it: Yes 10/11/1975 3. Planet of Evil: Part Three | |
Seen it: Yes 10/18/1975 4. Planet of Evil: Part Four | |
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