Survival (TV story)

Synopsis
Ace and the Seventh Doctor return to Periville were they find that every one has gone missing. They Doctor notices a large number of stray black cats and he discover's that the people of periville are going missing because the black cats are transporting them to the Cheetah World.

Plot
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Cast

 * The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
 * Ace - Sophie Aldred
 * The Master - Anthony Ainley
 * Paterson - Julian Holloway
 * Karra - Lisa Bowerman
 * Midge - William Barton
 * Shreela - Sakuntala Ramanee
 * Harvey - Norman Pace
 * Len - Gareth Hale
 * Derek - David John
 * Stuart - Sean Oliver
 * Ange - Kate Eaton
 * Woman - Kathleen Bidmead
 * Squeak - Adele Silva
 * Neighbour - Michelle Martin

Crew

 * Assistant Floor Manager - Stephen Garwood, Leigh Poole
 * Costumes - Ken Trew
 * Designer - Nick Somerville
 * Incidental Music - Dominic Glynn
 * Make-Up - Joan Stribling
 * OB Cameraman - Paul Harding, Alan Jessop
 * Producer - John Nathan-Turner
 * Production Assistant - Valerie Whiston
 * Production Associate - June Collins
 * Script Editor - Andrew Cartmel
 * Special Sounds - Dick Mills
 * Stunt Arranger - Paul Heasman, Tip Tipping
 * Theme Arrangement - Keff McCulloch
 * Title Music - Ron Grainer
 * Visual Effects - Malcolm James

Story Notes
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Ratings
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Myths
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Location Filming
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Discontinuity, Plot Holes, Errors
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Continuity
Timewyrm: Genesys, First Frontier, Doctor Who: The TV Movie

DVD, video, and audio releases

 * DVD Release - The second release of 2007 from the 'Classic' series.


 * UK Release: April 2007 / US Release: TBA
 * PAL - BBC DVD BBCDVD1834 (2 discs)


 * Video Release - Released as Doctor Who: Survival


 * UK Release: October 1995 / US Release: ??
 * PAL - BBC Video BBCV????
 * NTSC - Warner Video E1335

Target Novelisations
Published 18 October 1990, Survival was novelised by the original script writer Rona Munro and was number 150 in the Target library. The cover artwork was painted by Alister Pearson and the book originally retailed for £2.50. The print run was 25,000 copies.