17 February 1973 Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi 100 mins
The Doctor and Jo find themselves trapped inside an alien peepshow machine which showman Vorg and his assistant Shirna have brought to amuse the populace of the planet Inter Minor. Can they escape Vorg and the ferocious Drashigs?
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Jon Pertwee as The Doctor
Katy Manning as Jo Grant
Leslie Dwyer as Vorg
Cheryl Hall as Shirna
Tenniel Evans as Major Daly
Ian Marter as John Andrews
Jenny McCracken as Claire Daly
Peter Halliday as Pletrac
Michael Wisher as Kalik
Terence Lodge as Orum
Barry Letts Director
Robert Holmes Writer
Angela Seyfang Makeup Artist
Dudley Simpson Original Music Composer
Terrance Dicks Script Editor
James Acheson Costume Design
Peter Hamilton Camera Operator
Clive Thomas Lighting Director
Gordon Mackie Sound
Roger Liminton Production Design
United Kingdom 17 February 1973
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The Doctor and Jo find themselves going round in circles as they look for a way out of the Miniscope while the Minorians finally lose their patience with Vorg.
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31 July 1973
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