Season 2 (1964-1965)

The Space Museum

Last Updated 13 Mar 2013 by Harry Ward

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The Space Museum

Series Episode Number: 68

First Broadcast: Sat 24 Apr 1965 - 05:41:16pm
Running Time: 23 minutes 38 seconds

Appreciation Index: 61

Chart Position: 16
Recorded on Fri 02 Apr 1965 in Television Centre 4
Archive State: 16mm t/r

Exploring a museum on the planet Xeros, the travellers discover they are invisible. The Doctor deduces that the TARDIS has jumped a time track and can see their own future.1

Characters
Dr. Who		William Hartnell
Barbara Wright		Jacqueline Hill
Vicki		Maureen O'Brien
Ian Chesterton		William Russell
Dako		Peter Craze
Morok Guard		Lawrence Dean
Morok Guard		Ken Norris
Morok Guard		Brian Proudfoot
Xeron		Billy Starkey

Production Team include uncredited
Writer		Glyn Jones
Director		Mervyn Pinfield
Producer		Verity Lambert
Designer		Spencer Chapman
Costume Supervisor		Daphne Dare
Title Music		Ron Grainer
Lighting		Howard King
Make-up Supervisor		Sonia Markham
Studio Sound		George Prince
Story Editor		Dennis Spooner
Fight Arranger		Peter Diamond
Production Assistant		Snowy Lidiard-White
Assistant Floor Manager		John Tait

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