Time-Flight

"Time-Flight" is the seventh story of the nineteenth season of Doctor Who.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Cast

• The Doctor - Peter Davison
• Tegan - Janet Fielding
• Nyssa - Sarah Sutton
• Captain Stapley - Richard Easton
• Flight Engineer Scobie - Keith Drinkel
• First Officer Bilton - Michael Cashman
• Horton - Peter Dahlsen
• Sheard - Brian McDermott
• Captain Urquhart - John Flint
• Andrews - Peter Cellier
• Angela Clifford - Judith Byfield
• Kalid - Leon Ny Taiy
• Professor Hayter - Nigel Stock
• The Master - Anthony Ainley
• Adric - Matthew Waterhouse
• Anithon - Hugh Hayes
• Zarak - André Winterton

Uncredited performers

• Chris Bradshaw as an illusion of a Terileptil (2)
• Graham Cole as an illusion of Melkur (2)
• Pat Gorman as a Metropolitan Police officer (1)
• Barney Lawrence as Dave Culshaw (1)

Crew

• By Peter Grimwade
• Incidental Music - Roger Limb
• Special Sound - Dick Mills
• Production Manager - Liz Mace
• Production Associate - Angela Smith
• Production Assistant - Joan Elliott
• Assistant Floor Manager - Lynn Richards
• Film Cameraman - Peter Chapman
• Film Sound - John Gatland
• Film Editor - Mike Houghton
• Visual Effects Designer - Peter Logan
• Video Effects - Dave Chapman
• Vision Mixer - Nigel Finnis
• Technical Manager - Peter Granger
• Senior Cameraman - Alec Wheal
• Videotape Editor - Rod Waldron
• Studio Lighting - Eric Wallis
• Studio Sound - Martin Ridout
• Costume Designer - Amy Roberts
• Make-up Artist - Dorka Nieradzik
• Script Editor - Eric Saward
• Title Sequence - Sid Sutton
• Designer- Richard McManan-Smith
• Producer - John Nathan-Turner
• Director - Ron Jones

References

140 million BC; 18th century; 1982

Air Australia; airport controller; air stewardess; air traffic control; ambassador; Arabia; Australia; Badge for Mathematical Excellence; brigadier; Briggs' freighter; Bristol Channel; British Airways; Brontosaurus; captain; Castrovalva; chameleon circuit; cherubim; Concorde; Cornwall; cotton wool; cricket; cricket pavilion; Crystal Palace; Cyber Leader; Cyberman; demon; Department C19; dimensional stabiliser; dynamorphic generator; Earth; England; fakir; first officer; flight engineer; flower power; football; Furies; God; Golf Alpha Charlie; Golf Victor Foxtrot; general; Great Exhibition; Greek pillar; hallucination; Heathrow Airport; helicopter; Hyde Park; hypnosis; ice age; Indian rope trick; Indonesia; induction loop; Iron Curtain; juju; Jurassic; Kalistoran; Kosnax; Lethbridge-Stewart, Alistair; "the Lion"; little green men; London; Lord's; Lucifer; M4; Mach; magic; the Master's TARDIS; Melbourne; Melkur; Metropolitan Police; molecular disintegration; Mordal; Naval Intelligence; neuronic nucleus; New York City; North Atlantic Treaty Organisation; philosophy; Pilch, Fuller; plane; Plasmaton; Pleistocene; police box; professor; protein; protoplasm; psychokinesis; quantum accelerator; radar; radiation; radiation meter; radiation poisoning; radio; relative drift compensator; Russia; scanner; scarf; security clearance; sewage farm; Siberia; skipper; skunk; solar comparator; solar flare; Soviet Union; Speedbird; Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde; Sudbury, John; Sydney; telepathy; telephone; telephone kiosk; temporal limiter; Terileptil; time contour; time lapse compressor; Time Lord; tissue compression eliminator; transponder; ultrasonics; United Nations Intelligence Taskforce; University of Darlington; Vaan; Vardon; Vardon-Kosnax War; Varsh; Victorian age; Whitehall; Wisden, John; Xeraphas; Xeraphin; Xeraphin citadel; Xeraphin spaceship