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  * really ambitious -Pixley, ‘Daleks’ Invasion USA 1967 A.D.’

  * children’s science fiction – ibid.

  * a sort of dynamic – Goss, Daleks! Conquer and Destroy

  * no value – Terrance Dicks, PC

  9 Avenging and Persuading

  * Television is a monster – Moseley, Roger Moore, pp. 147–8

  * I always saw the scripts – ibid.

  * Action dramas – Chapman, Saints and Avengers, p. 174

  * The enormous advantage – Daily Mail, 27 November 1969

  * anything to declare – Dept S: ‘A Cellar Full of Silence’

  * the actual room – Dept S: ‘The Man in the Elegant Room’

  * I couldn’t bear – Dept S: ‘A Cellar Full of Silence’

  * the Marie Celeste – Fantasy Empire #4, 1982

  * adventure-thriller – Macnee and Rogers, The Avengers, p. 15

  * He came in – Brian Clemens, PC

  * Every time I got – SFX #51, May 1999

  * It got wilder – Peel, Starburst, 1995

  * He turned in – Brian Clemens, PC

  * I am not – Nazarro, TV Zone #35

  * He wasn’t suited – Brian Clemens, PC

  * I wouldn’t have cast her – Brian Clemens, PC

  * arguably the best – Times, 10 October 1968

  * really weird – Fantasy Empire #4, 1982

  * the best of all – Cornell, Day and Topping, The Avengers Dossier, p. 228

  * They rate as – Macnee and Rogers, The Avengers, p. 15

  * The country needs the money – Moore, My Word Is My Bond, p. 156

  * anti-smoking lobby – ibid. p. 157

  * I always try – Times, 18 September 1971

  * every little fabric – Persuaders: ‘A Home of One’s Own’

  * what was originally – Chapman, Saints and Avengers, p. 241

  * had always wanted – Roger Moore, PC

  * It was a great comfort – Groves, The Terry Nation Story

  * drive me bananas – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * Making any long running – Roger Moore, PC

  * making changes – Roger Moore, PC

  * He was demanding – Peel, Starburst, 1995

  * Tony on the screen – La Rivière and Cock, The Morning After: Remembering the Persuaders!

  * reached new heights – Chester, All My Shows Are Great, p. 184

  * Mostly it is lousy – Times, 29 October 1971

  * Awful – Observer, 10 October 1971

  * not a nude in sight – Observer, 26 September 1971

  * Tooth rot – Guardian, 16 October 1971

  * tongue-in-cheek – Curtis, The Autobiography p. 238

  * I had to say – Times, 25 June 1973

  * Get out your gat – Kavanagh, Tommy Handley, p. 135

  * multiplied by three networks – Guardian, 26 February 1971

  * why don’t we quit – La Rivière and Cock, The Morning After: Remembering the Persuaders!

  10 Darkness Descends

  * That’s not Mr Heath – Dicks, Terry Nation’s Dalek Special, p. 22

  * We sat down – Brian Clemens, PC

  * I shall be charitable – Guardian, 9 July 1970

  * a would-be thriller – Times, 10 July 1970

  * all the surprise – Daily Express, 10 July 1970

  * I promise you – BBC WAC RCONT 20

  * is leaving things – BBC WAC T65/85/1

  * the dark recesses – ‘Chase’ ep. 4: ‘Journey into Terror’

  * All your life – DVD production text, ‘Chase’ ep. 4: ‘Journey into Terror’

  * railway nuts – Observer, 8 October 1972

  * This position – BBC WAC T65/85/1

  * I stopped – Beryl Vertue, PC

  * Roger was a legend – Barry Cryer, PC

  * good guy, bad guy – DVD commentary, ‘Planet’ ep. 6

  * a rottweiler – ibid.

  * I think Terry – Terrance Dicks, PC

  * It was very much – Owen and Burford, The Pinewood Story, p. 137

  * I was grateful – Howerd, On the Way I Lost It, p. 279

  * As good an attempt – Times, 19 April 1973

  * his funniest film role – Daily Mirror, 30 March 1973

  * for much of the time – Daily Express, 30 March 1973

  * obviously tried – Guardian, 29 March 1973

  * nailing a kipper – Observer, 1 April 1973

  11 Dalek Renaissance

  * We had a story – Terrance Dicks, PC

  * bottle of champagne – DVD commentary, ‘Planet’ ep. 6

  * Peter Vincent – Barry Cryer, PC

  * You can’t solve – Carpenter, Spike Milligan, p. 277

  * Spike’s racist humour – Carpenter, Spike Milligan, p. 280

  * Dalek Hugless-Doom – Guardian, 23 October 1973

  * the second coming – Howe, Stammers and Walker, Doctor Who: The Seventies, p. 44

  * I must have visited – Charles Braham, PC

  * part of the rock and roll generation – Hernon, The Blair Decade, p. 17

  * In the present climate – DVD production texts, ‘Planet’ ep. 4 p.

  * I had known Jon – Nazarro, Doctor Who Magazine, 1989

  * flamboyant dandy – Fantasy Empire #3, 1982

  * One of the reasons – Terrance Dicks, PC

  * vegetation that’s more – ‘Planet’ ep. 1

  * She turned up late – DVD commentary, ‘Planet’ ep. 3

  * cryovolcanoes – I’m indebted here, as elsewhere, to comments from Lance Perkins

  * Even though the Doctor – Times, 9 April 1973

  * I cannot – BBC WAC T5/1247/1

  * harmless things – Radio Times, 13 December 1973

  * Quatermass, Maigret -DVD production text, ‘Daleks’ ep. 7: ‘The Rescue’

  * beyond dispute – Observer, 26 May 1974

  * My father was killed – ‘Death’ ep. 2

  * SELL-OUT – Hill, Tribune 40, p. 182

  * the curse of – DVD commentary, ‘Planet’ ep. 5

  * The main necessity – BBC WAC T65/29/1

  * The idea of a city – ibid.

  * a very good story – Molesworth, Terror Nation

  * a smashing set – DVD production text, ‘Genesis’ ep. 6

  * I think the imagery – DVD production text, ‘Genesis’ ep. 2

  * our final mutational form – ‘Genesis’ ep. 2

  * mad professor – Nazarro, Doctor Who Magazine, 1989

  * on all-fours – Wells, The Island of Doctor Moreau, ch. 12

  * early experiments – ‘Genesis’ ep. 2

  * This thing – Nazarro, Doctor Who Magazine, 1989

  * Davros is contained – DVD production text, ‘Genesis’ ep. 2

  * So I thought – DVD production text, ‘Genesis’ ep. 4

  * The courage and resourcefulness – Nation, Blake’s 7: Series Two’

  * If you had created – ‘Genesis’ ep. 5

  * Today the Kaled race – ‘Genesis’ ep. 4

  * It’s the villains – Fantasy Empire #2, 1981

  * Such was the level – Caulfield, Mary Whitehouse, pp. 152–3

  * Continuity on Doctor Who – Terrance Dicks, PC

  * I see no limit – South Wales Echo, 2 March 1974

  12 Journal of a Plague Year

  * The critics – Sunday Telegraph Seven magazine, 31 May 2009

  * Problems of overpopulation – Foreword to Loraine, The Death of Tomorrow

  * Bubonic plague – BBC WAC RCONT 20

  * In those days – Cross and Priestner, The End of the World, p. 16

  * Incredible, isn’t it? – Radio Times, 12–18 April 1975

  * We are at the end – Daily Mirror, 11 December 1964

  * We had a big house – Nazarro, TV Zone #31

  * We had geese – ibid.

  * My wife was exhausted – Macomber, Liberator’s Log, vol. 5 no. 7

  * She slaved through – Horizon, June 1989

 
* It is only since – Radio Times, 12–18 April 1975

  * I’ve been thinking – Daily Express, 12 April 1975

  * The Earth can start – http://www.kaldorcity.com/people/dtinterview.html

  * It’s the land – DVD production text, ‘Invasion’ ep. 4: ‘The End of Tomorrow’

  * The most valuable – DVD production text, ‘Invasion’ ep. 5: ‘The Waking Ally’

  * Survival at all costs – ‘Invasion’ ep. 4: ‘The End of Tomorrow’

  * The thing about Terry Nation – DVD commentary, ‘Planet’ ep. 3

  * New York must spend – Asimov, The Caves of Steel, pp. 95–7

  * He wants a coalition – McIntosh, Challenge to Democracy, p. 184

  * Different people – Times, 1 January 2004

  * volunteers on call – Times, 7 April 1975

  * Two years ago – Sun, 22 January 1977

  * Just as Doctor Who – Observer, 4 May 1975

  * Cartridges – Jack Ronder, Survivors: ‘Starvation’

  * A man of forty – DVD production text, ‘Invasion’ ep. 2: ‘The Daleks’

  * it’s up to somebody – Survivors: Genesis’

  * I couldn’t be a leader – Survivors: ‘Gone Away’

  * Nobody doubted – Nation, Survivors, p. 128

  * At times – Daily Mail, 17 April 1975

  * impressive, creepy – Guardian, 30 April 1975

  * perfectly passable – Guardian, 17 April 1975

  * It has slowed down – Times, 15 May 1975

  * written by – Guardian, 25 June 1975

  * One night – Nazarro, TV Zone #31

  * I’d like to be able – Groves, The Terry Nation Story

  * didn’t suit their image – Murray, Into the Unknown, p. 120

  * This one was – Macomber, Liberator’s Log, vol. 5 no. 7

  * thick as a board – Nazarro, TV Zone #31

  13 Surviving

  * I fell out instantly – Peel, Starburst, 1995

  * Wartime Broadcasting – Daily Telegraph, 3 October 2008

  * a tortuous affair – interview included in Survivors DVD box set and DVD commentary, ep. 1: ‘The Fourth Horseman’

  * He wanted to get – Nazarro, TV Zone #31

  * He was basically – Cross and Priestner, The End of the World, p. 35

  * I came up with this idea – Brian Clemens, PC

  * ever so badly – SFX #51, May 1999

  * After I spent – Brian Clemens, PC

  * Micawber fixation – Wyndham, The Day of the Triffids, p. 202

  * There won’t always – ibid., p. 203

  * The church was crammed – Doyle, The Poison Belt, ch. 5

  * I didn’t think – SFX #51, May 1999

  * I wrote to Terry – Brian Clemens, PC

  * all the regulars – BBC WAC RCONT 21

  * It was a shock – interview included in Survivors DVD box set

  * Thinking hard – BBC WAC RCONT 21

  * In my judgement – ibid.

  * I was happier – interview included in Survivors DVD box set

  * They seemed to think – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * I’m one of the few – ibid.

  * Women are better – Daily Express, 12 April 1975

  * I become a matriarch – Daily Mirror, 16 April 1975

  * I was wrong – Nation, Survivors, p. 64

  * I don’t come easily – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * You may be queen – Survivors: ‘A Beginning’

  * Some roads – Nation, Survivors, p. 198

  * When there was nothing left – ibid., p. 108

  * It goes down – Guardian, 17 April 1975

  * a man to whom – Nation, Survivors, p. 119

  * his past campaigns – ibid., p. 188

  * this guy had scrounged – Macomber, Liberator’s Log vol. 5 no. 7

  * Damn! – Nation, Survivors, p. 74

  * I want to cross – ibid., p. 206

  * In this country – ibid., p. 117

  * Really what I wanted – Nazarro, TV Zone #31

  * the novel of the length – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * the sorest pair – Nation, Rebecca’s World, p. 17

  * Nature has endowed me – ibid., p. 105

  * We are the victors – ibid., p. 119

  * Call me silly – ibid., p. 43

  * a pleasant, entertaining – Daily Express, 5 December 1975

  * I’d been reading – Groves, The Terry Nation Story

  * more and more silly – Williams, Diaries, p. 503

  14 Fighting the Federation

  * I said to my wife – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * was so hot – Croft, You Have Been Watching, p. 208

  * I don’t understand – Chester, All My Shows Are Great, pp. 136–7

  * A group of criminals – Attwood, Blake’s 7: The Programme Guide, p. 7

  * witty, glossy – BBC WAC T65/90/1

  * cracking Boy’s Own – ibid.

  * it is our intention – ibid.

  * Virtually all revolutionary – Nation, ‘Blake’s 7: Series Two’

  * If you grew up – Nazarro, TV Zone #34

  * Terry Nation – Darrow, You’re Him, Aren’t You?, p. 71

  * his reckless daring – Orczy, The Scarlet Pimpernel, ch. 23

  * Sport, Madame la Comtesse – ibid., ch. 4

  * the Scarlet Pumpernickel – Persuaders: ‘Five Miles to Midnight’

  * He was supposed – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * To a man of my spirit – Hope, The Prisoner of Zenda, ch. 1

  * a thoroughly decent – Daily Mail, 10 January 1978

  * One of the many – Horizon, December 1988

  * the philosophy of an assassin – B7: ‘Seek – Locate – Destroy’

  * The Federation is degenerate – B7: ‘Pressure Point’

  * Authors, unless they are careful – Usborne, Clubland Heroes, p. 182

  * Stories of his exploits – B7: ‘Project Avalon’

  * Any damage – B7: ‘Seek – Locate – Destroy’

  * It was a hell – Stevens and Brown, ‘Chris Boucher’, DWB 108

  * During those thirteen weeks – Nazarro, TV Zone #33

  * 99.9 per cent – Fleming, Starburst, 1979

  * We wanted to show – Nazarro, TV Zone #33

  * This wasn’t a polite computer – ibid.

  * I plan to live – B7: ‘Time Squad’

  * Blake’s 7 has turned out – Daily Express, 24 January 1978

  * a mix of olde-world – Guardian, 10 January 1978

  * Terry Nation’s new series – Times, 24 January 1978

  * the Star Wars boom – Observer, 29 January 1978

  * For all those adults – Daily Mail, 10 January 1978

  * I enjoyed and admired – Rigelsford, The Making of Terry Nation’s Blake’s 7, p. 7

  * When we did – Guardian, 15 July 1989

  * Well that’s us finished – Stevens and Brown, ‘Chris Boucher’, DWB 108

  * I do not accept – BBC WAC T65/90/1

  * strange, bastard medium – DVD commentary, B7: ‘Shadow’

  * its drugged, dejected masses – Daily Mail, 10 January 1978

  15 The Story Continues

  * approaches were made – see also Oliver, The Blake’s 7 Merchandise Guide

  * I knew I wanted – Nikkel and Dougherty, Information

  * Basically you get – Stevens and Brown, ‘Chris Boucher’, DWB 107

  * Terry was happy – Trevor Hoyle, PC

  * People knew about – Terrance Dicks, PC

  * I had a very good agent – Peel, Starburst, 1995

  * I wanted the weight – Nazarro, TV Zone #33

  * Terry said that he had – BBC WAC RCONT 21

  * He didn’t seem – Stevens and Brown, ‘Chris Boucher’, DWB 108

  * Chris Boucher – Nazarro, TV Zone #33

  * Blake’s 7 is a space adventure – Nation, ‘Blake’s 7: Series Two’


  * We stamped on that idea – Chris Boucher interview, ‘The Anorak Zone’, 2003

  * I kept piling it on – Nazarro, TV Zone #33

  * unenviable task – Darrow, You’re Him, Aren’t You?, p. 85

  * Servalan hit on – ibid., p. 144

  * dominant, arrogant anti-hero – Elizabeth Coldwell, ‘Science Frictions’ in Forum vol. 31, no. 3 (1997)

  * I never really saw her – Stevens and Brown, ‘Chris Boucher’, DWB 108

  * It was Terry’s instinct – Stevens and Moore, Liberation, p. 64

  * We made the decision – Nazarro, TV Zone #33

  * From that time on – Nazarro, TV Zone #35

  * There is a legend – DVD production text, ‘Destiny’ ep. 4

  * Two vast computers – ‘Destiny’ ep. 4

  * So, the long darkness – ‘Destiny’ ep. 3

  * ‘Destiny of the Daleks’ – DVD production text, ‘Destiny’ ep. 1

  * To be honest – DVD commentary, ‘Destiny’ ep. 2

  * Oh, I’m sure – ‘Destiny’ ep. 4

  * If you’re supposed – ‘Destiny’ ep. 2

  * I upset Terry – Groves, The Terry Nation Story

  * the copyright in – BBC WAC RCONT 21

  * nicknames for Thatcher – Guardian, 21 March 1980

  * I was fascinated – Nazarro, TV Zone #34

  * You’ll notice that – BBC WAC T65/72/1

  * I actually missed – Nazarro, TV Zone #35

  16 To America and Beyond

  * It’s a marvellous -Fleming, Starburst, 1979

  * I didn’t have – Peel, Starburst, 1995

  * I believe that I wrote – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * I did admire – Nazarro, TV Zone #34

  * purposely did not let – interview c.1995, included on DVD issue of Blake’s 7, season four

  * It was an ending – Stevens and Brown, ‘Chris Boucher’, DWB 108

  * They paid me – Peel, Starburst, 1995

  * What is difficult – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * Typical! -Terry Nation and Stephen Downing, MacGyver, ‘Thief of Budapest’

  * a kamikaze episode – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * He absolutely loved – Groves, The Terry Nation Story

  * Hope is game – Faye-Saunders, Radio Times Guide to Films, p. 911

  * strange vehicles – Macomber, The Liberator’s Log, vol. 5 no. 6

  * We were so close – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * plenty of other factors – for further discussion of this, see Cross, Worlds Apart, pp. 10–11

  * next year – Ophir, Gies and Best, Horizon, 1989

  * That’s the kind of thing – Darrow, You’re Him, Aren’t You?, p. 125

  * Nothing has been happening – Nazarro, TV Zone #34

 

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