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Doctor Who/The Time Warrior
| The Time Warrior | |
| Season 11, Serial 1 | |
| Airdate | December 15, 1973 |
| Production Number | UUU |
| Written by | Robert Holmes |
| Directed by | Alan Bromly |
| ← 10x05 The Green Death |
11x02 → Invasion of the Dinosaurs |
| Doctor Who — Season Eleven | |
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The Time Warrior is the first serial of the eleventh season of Doctor Who, and the seventieth serial overall.
Part One: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart), Kevin Lindsay (Linx), Donald Pelmear (Professor Rubeish), June Brown (Eleanor), Alan Rowe (Edward of Wessex), Jeremy Bulloch (Hal), Sheila Fay (Meg), Gordon Pitt (Eric)
Part Two: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Kevin Lindsay (Linx), David Daker (Irongron), John J. Carney (Bloodaxe), Jeremy Bulloch (Hal), June Brown (Eleanor), Alan Rowe (Edward of Wessex), Donald Pelmear (Professor Rubeish)
Part Three: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Kevin Lindsay (Linx), David Daker (Irongron), John J. Carney (Bloodaxe), Jeremy Bulloch (Hal), June Brown (Eleanor), Alan Rowe (Edward of Wessex), Donald Pelmear (Professor Rubeish), Sheila Fay (Meg), Steve Brunswick (Sentry)
Part Four: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Kevin Lindsay (Linx), Donald Pelmear (Professor Rubeish), David Daker (Irongron), John J. Carney (Bloodaxe), Jeremy Bulloch (Hal), Sheila Fay (Meg), June Brown (Eleanor), Alan Rowe (Edward of Wessex)
Contents |
Plot Overview
Notes
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
- First appearance of Sarah Jane Smith, the longest-running companions in the show's history.
- This serial reveals Gallifrey to be the name of the Doctor's homeworld.
- First story to feature the Sontarans.
Behind the Scenes
- Kevin Lindsay insisted on pronouncing "Sontaran" by stressing the second syllable (son-TAR-an) rather than using Holmes' envisioned pronunciation, which stressed the first syllable (SON-tar-an). When Bromly attempted to correct Lindsay's pronunciation, the latter shot back with "Well, I think it's 'son-TAR-an' and since I'm from the place, I should know." Bromly backed down and the "son-TAR-an" pronunciation would become the canon one.
