| "Carnival of Monsters (Part 4)" | |
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| Series Doctor Who Season 10, Episode 8 | |
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| Air date | February 17th, 1973 |
| Writers | Robert Holmes |
| Director | Barry Letts |
| Producers | Barry Letts |
| Starring | Jon Pertwee; Katy Manning; Tenniel Evans; Ian Marter; Jenny McCracken |
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"Carnival of Monsters (Part 4)" is the eighth episode of series ten of the British science fiction television programme Doctor Who and the 337th episode of the series overall. It was directed by Barry Letts with a script written by Robert Holmes. It first aired on the BBC on February 17th, 1973. "Carnival of Monsters" is the second story-arc of series ten and features Jon Pertwee as the Third Doctor.
Cast[]
Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Jon Pertwee | The Doctor |
| Katy Manning | Jo Grant |
| Tenniel Evans | Major Daly |
| Ian Marter | John Andrews |
| Jenny McCracken | Claire Daly |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Leslie Dwyer | Vorg |
| Cheryl Hall | Shirna |
| Peter Halliday | Pletrac |
| Michael Wisher | Kalik |
| Terence Lodge | Orum |
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