The series has become synonymous in the British media with low production values and "wobbly sets". Even the official obituary of Jon Pertwee on the BBC News featured reporter Nick Higham stating "the baddies were unconvincing, the sets and acting shaky". When he was cast in the 50th anniversary special, actor John Hurt said his only knowledge of the original series was that "all the scenery used to fall over". Shortly before she died, actress Ingrid Pitt said she missed "the shaky sets, the Marks and Spencers wardrobe, the cardboard walls, Bacofoil interiors and Domestos bottle spaceships" when she watched the 2005 revival of the series. Philip Hinchcliffe stated on the DVD commentary for "The Robots of Death" that he had "tried to take the scenery wobbling out" of Doctor Who during his period as producer (between 1975 and 1977) and "pay more attention to the design". However, he conceded that he had improved it in some stories more than others.
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