Rose Tyler - Billie Piper
Miss Foster - Sarah Lancashire
Miss Foster's Guard - Claudio Laurini
Wilfred Mott - Bernard Cribbins
Syvia Noble - Jacqueline King
Penny Carter - Verona Joseph
Stacey Harris - Jessica Gunning
Roger Davey - Martin Ball
Craig Staniland - Rachid Sabitri
Clare Poper - Chandra Ruegg
Suzette Chambers - Sue Kelvin
Taxi Driver - Jonathan Stratt 

In Memory of Howard Attfield: 1947 - 2007

1st Assistant Director - James Blackwell
2nd Assistant Director - Jennie Fava
3rd Assistant Director - Sarah Davies
Location Manager - Gareth Skelding
Unit Manager - Rhys Griffiths
Production Co-ordinator - Jess van Niekerk
Production Secretary - Kevin Myers
Production Runner - Nicola Brown
Floor Runners - Andy Newbery, Heddi Joy Taylor
Drivers - Wayne Humphreys, Darren Lean
Contracts Assistant - Kath Blackman
Continuity - Sheila Johnston
Script Editor - Lindsey Alford
Camera Operators - Rory Taylor, Julian Barber
Focus Puller - Steve Rees
Camera Assistants - Tom Hartley, Jon Vidgen
Grip - John Robinson
Boom Operators - Jeff Welch, Bryn Thomas
Gaffer - Mark Hutchings
Best Boy - Peter Chester
Electricians - Steve Slocombe, Clive Johnson, Ben Griffiths
Stunt Co-ordinator - Tom Lucy
Stunt Performers - Gorden Seed, Jo McLaren
Wireman - Bob Schofield
Chief Supervising Art Director - Stephen Nicholas
Art Department Production Manager - Jonathan Marquand Allison
Supervising Art Director - Arwel Wyn Jones
Associate Designer - James North
Art Department Coordinator - Amy Pope
Set Decorator - Malin Lindholm
Props Buyer - Catherine Samuel
Standby Art Director - Ciaran Thompson
Design Assistants - Al Roberts, Peter McKinstry, Sarah Payne
Storyboard Artist - Richard Shaun Williams
Standby Props - Phill Shellard, Nick Murray
Standby Carpenter - Will Pope
Standby Painter - Ellen Woods
Standby Rigger - Keith Freeman
Property Masters - Paul Aitken, Phil Lyons
Dressing Chargehand - Matthew Wild
Forward Dresser - Stuart MacKay
Senior Props Maker - Barry Jones
Props Makers - Nick Robatto, Penny Howarth, Jon Grundon
Practical Electrician - Albert James
Construction Manager - Matthew Hywel-Davies
Scenic Artists - John Pinkerton, John Whalley
Construction Chargehands - Scott Fisher, Allen Jones
Construction Workshop - Manager Mark Hill
Graphics - BBC Wales Graphics
Costume Supervisor - Lindsay Bonaccorsi
Assistant Costume Designer - Rose Goodhart
Costume Assistants - Barbara Harrington, Louise Martin
Make-Up Artists - Pam Mullins, Steve Smith, John Munro
Casting Associates - Andy Brierley, Amy Rogers
VFX Editor - Ceres Doyle
Assistant Editor - Carmen Roberts
Post Production Supervisors - Chris Blatchford, Samantha Hall
Post Production Co-ordinator - Marie Brown
SFX Co-ordinator - Ben Ashmore
SFX Supervisor - Danny Hargreaves
Prosthetics Designer - Neill Gorton
Prosthetics Supervisor - Rob Mayor
On Line Editors - Matthew Clarke, Mark Bright
Colourist - Mick Vincent
3D Artists - Stephen Regulus, Dave Levy, Serena Cacciato, Matt McKinney
2D Artists - Bryan Bartlett, Simon C Holden, Greg Spencer, Sara Bennett, Tim Barter, James Moxon, Murray Barber,               Loraine Cooper
VFX Co-ordinators - Jenna Powell, Rebecca Johnson
VFX Production Assistant - Marianne Paton
VFX Supervisor - Barney Curnow
Dubbing Mixer - Tim Ricketts
Supervising Sound Editor - Paul McFadden
Sound FX Editor - Paul Jefferies
Foley Editor - Kelly-Marie Angell
Finance Manager - Chris Rogers  

With Thanks to the BBC National Orchestra of Wales

ORIGINAL THEME MUSIC - GRAINER
CASTING DIRECTOR - ANDY PRYOR CDG
PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE - JULIE SCOTT
PRODUCTION ACCOUNTANT - OLIVER AGER
SOUND RECORDIST - JULIAN HOWARTH
COSTUME DESIGNER - LOUISE PAGE
MAKE UP DESIGNER - BARBARA SOUTHCOTT
MUSIC - MURRAY GOLD
VISUAL EFFECTS - THE MILL
VISUAL FX PRODUCERS - WILL COHEN, MARIE JONES
VISUAL FX SUPERVISOR - DAVE HOUGHTON
SPECIAL EFFECTS - ANY EFFECTS
PROSTHETICS - MILLENNIUM FX
EDITOR - MIKE JONES
PRODUCTION DESIGNER - EDWARD THOMAS
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - ERNIE VINCZE BSC
PRODUCTION MANAGER - TRACIE SIMPSON
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS - RUSSELL T DAVIES, JULIE GARDNER  

A BBC Wales Production

There are some unexpected moments of throat-catching poignancy as the Doctor takes Donna to her first-ever alien planet. There he's reunited with the Ood, and what unfolds prompts a teary Donna to beg the Doc to take her home.

The Ood are brutalised in what look very much like concentration camps - before they're dispatched to other planets as slaves, all at the behest of a nasty, besuited villain.

But the sinister process is going wrong - the Ood are turning murderous, something that's so far from the true nature of a gentle race. When the Doctor demonstrates to an emotional Donna just why, and with what urgency, they need to be set free.

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Things to look out for:
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Archive:
The complete Episode exists.

Bloopers:
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