Maurice Denham

[laughs] Yeah.

Um, but yes, let's come on to talk about the brilliant Maurice Denham as Grandmaster Fabio.

So he's the character who, like, he's, he's the kind of, I don't know, the scribe, would you call him?

Yes.

[laughs]

Absolutely right.

But Maurice Denham, he delivers this news in his sort of wonderfully deadpan fashion.

Mm-hmm.

No.

A couple of actors more here, by the way, speaking of the president, played by Maurice Denham, who was Edgeworth, Professor Edgeworth, in Colin Baker's first story, The Twin Dilemma.

Boy, they

really were tapping the Doctor Who veterans

Goodbye.

Where do you keep your teapot, Doctor? I could murder a cup of tea.

The Paradise of Death was written by Barry Letts and starred John Pertwee as the Doctor, with Nicholas Courtney as Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart, Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith, Harold Innocent as Freeth, Peter Miles as Tragen, Maurice Denham as the President, Richard Pearce as Jeremy Fitzoliver, Jonathan Tafler as Captain Waldo Rudley and Jane Slavin as Anya.

Title music was composed by Ron Brainer and arranged by Peter Howell.