Five Hundred Eyes
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Five Hundred Eyes
Summary
Five Hundred Eyes is a television series episode[1].
Key Facts
- Five Hundred Eyes's instance of is recorded as television series episode[2].
- Five Hundred Eyes was directed by Waris Hussein[3].
- Five Hundred Eyes was directed by John Crockett[4].
- Five Hundred Eyes followed The Singing Sands[5].
- Five Hundred Eyes was followed by The Wall of Lies[6].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was William Hartnell[7].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was William Russell[8].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Jacqueline Hill[9].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Carole Ann Ford[10].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Mark Eden[11].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Derren Nesbitt[12].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Zienia Merton[13].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Jimmy Gardner[14].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Charles Wade[15].
- A cast member of Five Hundred Eyes was Philip Voss[16].
- Five Hundred Eyes's part of the series is recorded as Doctor Who[17].
- Five Hundred Eyes is part of Marco Polo[18].
- The original language of Five Hundred Eyes was English[19].
- Five Hundred Eyes's country of origin is recorded as United Kingdom[20].
- Five Hundred Eyes was released on March 7, 1964[21].
- Five Hundred Eyes's characters is recorded as First Doctor[22].
- Five Hundred Eyes's characters is recorded as Ian Chesterton[23].
- Five Hundred Eyes's characters is recorded as Barbara Wright[24].
- Five Hundred Eyes's characters is recorded as Susan Foreman[25].
- Five Hundred Eyes's characters is recorded as Marco Polo[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Directors include Waris Hussein[3] and John Crockett[4]. Cast members include William Hartnell[7], William Russell[8], Jacqueline Hill[9], Carole Ann Ford[10], Mark Eden[11], and Derren Nesbitt[12].
Publication
Five Hundred Eyes was published on March 7, 1964[21]. The original language of it was English[19]. It is part of Marco Polo[18]. Its part of the series is recorded as Doctor Who[17].
Subject and Themes
Five Hundred Eyes's part of the series is recorded as Doctor Who[17].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Five Hundred Eyes followed The Singing Sands[5]. It was followed by The Wall of Lies[6].