Above we can see a studio technician beavering away taking shots for the first episode. Note the Doctor Who video's being used to support the walls of the set!  Fans, however, will be most excited by the utterly horrid jumper sported by the busy bee. A spokesman explains: "The jumper was actually donated to the production by the Su Pollard Foundation for Distressed Knitwear, and our cameraman raised fifty seven pounds for charity by wearing the stinking item for the whole day. The reason he is sporting such a heavy garment is due to all HaRpi's money going into making the story. The crew were therefore without expensive luxuries like hot beverages and in-studio heating for the duration of recording."

Here we can see another handsome stage-hand carefully fashioning some lurid walls for a different set. The loaf of bread on the left of the picture indicates that the crew probably had beans on toast for lunch. The recently scissored red garment seen  above was in fact a brand new £79.99p waistcoat from Harvey Nicholls and not, as thought when it was ripped to pieces, an old dishcloth. Much hilarity ensued amongst the cast and crew when the mistake was realised. The red cloth will be seen playing a pair of curtains in the first episode of the new story, the cloth's first dramatic role but hopefully not it's last.