Ok kids, here’s some Doctor Who trivia. In 1963 the iconic image of the Dalek rolled on to our screens curtesy of designer Raymond Cusick (not the famous Terry Nation, who simply wrote a vague outline and stole all subsequent credit and copyright). But before Cusick, a certain [b][i]Ridley Scott[/i][/b] was set to work on the show before turning it down due to other commitments. The TARDIS was originally going to be a giant bubble. During the 60s, the show was filmed ‘as-live’ with very few cuts in the tape or reshoots allowed due to time constraints (They would rewrite and rehearse throughout the week, before recording on Friday to be broadcast on the Saturday) meaning lots and lots of mistakes were deliberately left in, like a shot in The Web Planet of a giant ant-like creature called a Zarbi running straight into the camera.