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Below left: In 1977 BBC costume designer Dee Kelly created this sketch based on David Weir’s ‘Killers of the Dark’ (aka ‘The Killer Cats of Geng Singh’). The script was abandoned at a late stage in development.
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This planning document from 7 January 1964 includes an outline for Serial E – ‘The Hidden Planet’ by Malcolm Hulke. The story was never produced.
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