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"The Man in My Head"
Series Out of the Unknown
Season 4, Episode 8
Out of the Unknown 4x08 001
Air date June 9th, 1971
Writers John Wiles
Director Peter Cregeen
Producers Alan Bromly
Starring Elizabeth Bell; Marianne Benet; Tom Chadbon; James Drake
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"The Man in My Head" is the eighth episode of season two of the British science fiction television series, Out of the Unknown and the forty-sixth episode of the series overall. It was directed by Peter Cregeen with a script written by John Wiles. It first aired on BBC Two on Monday, June 9th, 1971 at 8:00 pm.

Cast[]

Starring[]

Actor Role
Elizabeth Bell Lydia
Marianne Benet Ira
Tom Chadbon Brinson
James Drake Denman

Guest Starring[]

Actor Role
Martin C. Thurley Stock
Robert Oates Fulman
Robert Walker Camber
Kenneth Watson Hine
David Whitman Sanders

Notes & Trivia[]

  • This is the first and only science fiction acting work for Marianne Benet.
  • This is the first and only science fiction acting work for James Drake.
  • This is the first television acting work for Robert Walker. It is his only work in the science fiction genre.
  • This is the first television acting work for David Whitman. It is his only work in the science fiction genre.
  • Actor Kenneth Watson also played a character named Bill Duggan in chapters 2, 3, and 4 of "The Wheel in Space" storyline from Doctor Who in 1968. He also played Doctor Fordyce in two episodes of Timeslip in 1970.

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