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    19:20 (part 3)}}{{Realworld}}'''Tragedy Day '''was the first story of [[Season 32 (Doctor Who)|Season 32]] of ''[[Doctor Who (TV Series)|Doctor Who]]''. It was written by [[Gareth Roberts]], directed by [[Colin Cant]] and featured [[Richard Griffiths]] as [[Eighth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Lisa Bowerman]] as [[Bernice Summerfield]].
    19:20 (part 3)|executive_producers = [[Ben Aaronovitch]]}}{{Realworld}}'''Tragedy Day''' was the first story of [[Season 32 (Doctor Who)|Season 32]] of ''[[Doctor Who (TV Series)|Doctor Who]]''. It was written by [[Gareth Roberts]], directed by [[Colin Cant]] and featured [[Richard Griffiths]] as [[Eighth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Lisa Bowerman]] as [[Bernice Summerfield]].
    == Synopsis==
    ==Synopsis==
    In [[Empire City]] on the planet [[Olleril]], it's time for the annual Tragedy Day — when the privileged few celebrate their generosity to the masses.
    In [[Empire City]] on the planet [[Olleril]], it's time for the annual Tragedy Day — when the privileged few celebrate their generosity to the masses.


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    Five minutes after they arrive on [[Olleril]], the [[The TARDIS|TARDIS]] crew know they want to leave. But [[Bernice Summerfield|Bernice]] is imprisoned in a sinister refugee camp, and the Doctor is in the custody of a brutal police gang. There is no way out.
    Five minutes after they arrive on [[Olleril]], the [[The TARDIS|TARDIS]] crew know they want to leave. But [[Bernice Summerfield|Bernice]] is imprisoned in a sinister refugee camp, and the Doctor is in the custody of a brutal police gang. There is no way out.

    ==Plot==
    ==Plot==
    ===Part 1===
    ===Part 1===
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    * [[Tom Jakovv]] - [[Raji James]]
    * [[Tom Jakovv]] - [[Raji James]]
    * [[Robert Clifton]] - [[Don Gilet]]
    * [[Robert Clifton]] - [[Don Gilet]]

    ==Crew==
    ==Crew==
    *[[Executive Producers|Executive Producer]] - [[Ben Aaronovitch]]
    {{Classiccrew|SeriesProducer = Stephen Garwood|SeriesScriptEditor = Colin Brake|Writer = Gareth Roberts|Director = Colin Cant|DOP = Ian Dow|ProductionDesigner = Nick Somerville|VisualEffects = Malcolm James|VisualEffects2 = Dave Chapman|Make-upDesigner = Fran Needham|CastingDirector = Andy Pryor|Music = Jim Parker|Editor = Liz Baker|Editor2 = Dinah Long|OriginalTheme = Ron Grainer|TitleMusic = Mark Ayres|TitleSequence = CAL Video|Lighting = Alan Godleman|Designer = Paul Munting|VisionMixer = Peter Lester|CostumeDesigner = Tina Waugh|Writer2 = }}

    *[[Writer]] - [[Gareth Roberts]]
    *[[Producers|Producer]] - [[Stephen Garwood]]
    *[[Script Editors|Script Editor]] - [[Colin Brake]]
    *[[Director]] - [[Colin Cant]]

    *[[Lighting]] - [[Alan Godleman]]
    *[[Production designer|Designer]] - [[Paul Munting]]
    *[[Visual effects|Visual Effects Designers]] - [[Malcom James]], [[Dave Chapman]]
    *[[Make-up designer|Make-Up Designer]] - [[Fran Needham]]
    *[[Casting director|Casting Director]] - [[Andy Pryor]]
    *[[Incidental music|Music]] - [[Jim Parker]]
    *[[Costume designer|Costume Designer]] - [[Tina Waugh]]
    *[[Editor|Edited by]] - [[Liz Baker]]
    *[[Vision Mixer]] - [[Peter Lester]]


    *[[Theme Music|Original Theme Music]] - [[Ron Grainer]]
    *[[Theme Music|Title Music]] - [[Mark Ayres]]
    *[[Title Sequence|Title Sequence by]] [[CAL Video]]
    ==Memorable Quotes==
    ==Memorable Quotes==
    To be added.
    To be added.
    ==Background Information==
    ==Background Information==
    ===Development===
    ===Development===
    To be added.
    *To be added.

    ===Pre-Production===
    ===Pre-Production===
    To be added.
    *To be added.
    ===Production===
    ===Production===
    To be added.
    *To be added.
    ===Post-Production===
    ===Post-Production===
    To be added.
    *To be added.
    ===Reaction===
    ===Reaction===
    * Official BARB ratings: 10.07m for Part One, 9.81m for Part Two and 9.63m for Part Three.
    *Official BARB ratings: 10.07m for Part One, 9.81m for Part Two and 9.63m for Part Three.
    * In 2014, [[Doctor Who Magazine|Doctor Who: Magazine]] ran a poll consisting of every broadcast Doctor Who story at the time, and "Tragedy Day" was voted 227th out of 323 stories.
    *In 2014, [[Doctor Who Magazine|Doctor Who: Magazine]] ran a poll consisting of every broadcast Doctor Who story at the time, and "Tragedy Day" was voted 227th out of 323 stories.
    ===Story Notes===
    ===Story Notes===
    To be added.
    *To be added.

    ===Continuity===
    ===Continuity===
    *[[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] claims that he has never met [[King Henry VIII|Henry VIII]]. However, he has been described or depicted as meeting him on at least one previous occasion.
    *[[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] claims that he has never met [[King Henry VIII|Henry VIII]]. However, he has been described or depicted as meeting him on at least one previous occasion.
    ==Home Video Releases==
    ==Home Video Releases==
    To be added.
    *
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    [[Category:Chapter Two Stories]]
    [[Category:Season 32 Stories]]
    [[Category:Season 32 Stories]]

    Latest revision as of 19:44, 13 December 2023

    The following article is written from an Out of Universe perspective.

    Tragedy Day was the first story of Season 32 of Doctor Who. It was written by Gareth Roberts, directed by Colin Cant and featured Richard Griffiths as the Doctor and Lisa Bowerman as Bernice Summerfield.

    Synopsis

    In Empire City on the planet Olleril, it's time for the annual Tragedy Day — when the privileged few celebrate their generosity to the masses.

    But this year, something is different. Hideous creatures infest the waters around an island that doesn't officially exist. Assassins arrive to carry out a killing that may endanger the entire universe. A being known as the Supreme One tests horrific weapons. And a secret order of monks observes the growing chaos.

    Five minutes after they arrive on Olleril, the TARDIS crew know they want to leave. But Bernice is imprisoned in a sinister refugee camp, and the Doctor is in the custody of a brutal police gang. There is no way out.

    Plot

    Part 1

    To be added.

    Part 2

    To be added.

    Part 3

    To be added.

    Cast

    Crew

    Memorable Quotes

    To be added.

    Background Information

    Development

    • To be added.

    Pre-Production

    • To be added.

    Production

    • To be added.

    Post-Production

    • To be added.

    Reaction

    • Official BARB ratings: 10.07m for Part One, 9.81m for Part Two and 9.63m for Part Three.
    • In 2014, Doctor Who: Magazine ran a poll consisting of every broadcast Doctor Who story at the time, and "Tragedy Day" was voted 227th out of 323 stories.

    Story Notes

    • To be added.

    Continuity

    • The Doctor claims that he has never met Henry VIII. However, he has been described or depicted as meeting him on at least one previous occasion.

    Home Video Releases

    To be added.

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