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Jon
Pertwee - (The
Doctor)
Katy
Manning - (Jo Grant) |
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Bernard
Horsfall - (Taron)
Prentis
Hancock - (Vaber)
Tim
Preece - (Codal)
Jane
Howe - (Rebec)
Roy
Skelton - (Wester)
Roy
Skelton, Michael Wisher - (Dalek
Voices)
John
Scott Martin, Murphy Grumbar,
Cy Town - (Daleks)
Hilary
Minster - (Marat)
Alan
Tucker - (Latep) |
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Injured
after a shoot-out between his
old nemesis the Master and the
Ogrons, slaves to the evil Daleks,
the Doctor sends a message to
the Time Lords, asking them
to pilot his TARDIS and follow
the Daleks to their new base.
After he slips into a coma,
it falls to his assistant Jo
Grant to explore the planet
where the TARDIS finally materialises.
Not
only must the Doctor contend
with the Daleks' new stratagem,
but he must try to stop them
unleashing a plague that will
exterminate all organic life.
When a rescue ship of Thals
arrive, they bring with them
darker news still - somewhere
on Spiridon 12,000 Daleks are
waiting to emerge and take what
they believe is their rightful
place as the Universe's supreme
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Working
Title:
Destination:
Daleks
Things
to look for:
The
Doctor Who Archive:
All
6 Episodes exist.
Bloopers:
Coming
Soon |
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Planet
of the Daleks,
edited episodic format, Released
November 1999; PAL (BBC Video
cat.#6875).
** This
was released together with Revelation
of the Daleks, as
part of The Daleks tin
set. |
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- Planet
of the Daleks,
Abridged version of
the novel, read by Jon Pertwee,
Released 1995, Cassette format.
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  -
Doctor Who and the
Planet
of the Daleks,
written by Terrance Dicks, Published
1976 - [Target no.46]
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Doctor Who
and the
Planet
of the Daleks,
written
by Terrance Dicks, Published
1978 - [Target no.46]
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Planet
of the Daleks,
written
by Terrance Dicks, Published
1992 - [Target no.46]
**For
further information on the Target
Books, please visit On
Target. |
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