Tales of Isop (37'51")
A look behind the scenes, interviewing several of the original participants.

Verity Lambert and William Russell explain why Richard Martin was perfect for Doctor Who, and Martin describes himself as "zany".
Russell, Lambert, Maureen O'Brien and Martin enthuse over the plot, the specifics of the script, Dennis Spooner and Bill Strutton.
Martin Jarvis assures us that the script felt right to six year olds and tells us he feels the plot was about the guest characters.
Lambert on the importance of Barbara's character and Martin on the genius of the BBC design department. Sonia Markham, Make-Up Supervisor, and designer John Wood explain their parts in this and the way Doctor Who was viewed by the BBC back then.
The contributors all express their admiration for Daphne Dare.
Martin explains how the blurred look was achieved. Jarvis shares his "staggered" feelings about the set, which Russell agrees with - Wood tells us the limitations he had.
Russell expresses amazement at the web effect and Wood and Markham explain briefly how it was acheived.
Russell reminds us what a surprise the Zarbi were for the other actors - Wood tells us what his inspirations were. Martin and Lambert were happy with them, but Wood has his reservations.
Martin and Jarvis talk about the casting decisions for the Zarbi actors. Russell and O'Brien talk about the fear the characters gave them.
The Animus' set and the Animus actress are discussed by Jarvis and Russell.
Wood expresses his disappointed at the Larva Guns (a brief CG example is shown) and the beauty of the Menoptra comes under scrutiny by the contributors.
Markham and Martin admit the changes in costume between film and VT recordings and Russell admits his least favourite aspect were the Optera.
Russell, Martin and Wood discuss the various special effects and special props.
William Hartnell's infamous attitude is covered by Wood, Lambert, Markham, Russell and Jarvis. O'Brien describes him as "bitter".
Russell talks about how wonderful Jacqueline Hill was, Lambert about the shared love the cast had and Russell about Roslyn de Winter's voice.
O'Brien tells us how amazed she was working with Jolyon Booth and Jarvis how charming and wonderful William Russell was.
Martin and Jarvis on the difficulties of flying in studio and Martin, Lambert and Markham on the tight timescales.
Russell on the challenges of fighting Zarbi.
Lambert recalls the scissor scene in Inside the Spaceship and how it affected The Web Planet.
Everyone gives their final thoughts on a production they believe to be special, but flawed.

Thanks to Gareth A Roberts, Doctor Who Magazine, Jan Vincent-Rudzki, Colin Young
Sound: Angus Anderson
Camera: Une Herzer
Colourist: Andrew Parkinson
Editor: John Kelly
Producer: Andrew Beech
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Photo Gallery (6'44")
71 b/w photos.
With thanks to Derek Handley, Jan Vincent-Rudzki, BBC Photograph Library
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