The Daleks' Master Plan

  • William Hartnell: The Doctor
  • Peter Purves: Steven Taylor
  • Adrienne Hill: Katarina
  • Jean Marsh: Sara Kingdom

The Daleks ' Master Plan ( / en dɑ ː leks mɑ ː sterplæn /; German to roughly the master plan of the Daleks ) is an episode of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who. It consists of a total of 12 parts ( the prequel Mission To The Unknown not counted) that were broadcast between 13 November 1965 to 29 January 1966. Thus, it is to date the longest Doctor Who episode when, as four individual episodes is one of the 23 season of the series, The Trial Of A Time Lord. Currently there are only episodes 2, 5 and 10 in possession of the BBC, the other 9 are considered lost.

Action

In the year 4000 the Daleks plan to conquer the solar system. They use weapons that are even able to destroy time itself. Only the Doctor and his companions can manage to prevent an intergalactic catastrophe: but no one can guarantee that they will come out alive from the thing.

Actor

  • Kert Gantry: Brian Cant
  • Bret Vyon: Nicholas Courtney
  • Lizan: Pamela Greer
  • Roald: Philip Anthony
  • Mavic Chen: Kevin Stoney
  • Interviewer: Michael Guest
  • Voices of the Daleks: Peter Hawkins, David Graham
  • Daleks: Kevin Manser, Robert Jewell, Gerald Taylor, John Scott Martin, Jack Pitt
  • Zephon: Julian Sherrier
  • Trantis: Roy Evans
  • Kirksen: Douglas Sheldon
  • Bors: Dallas Cavell
  • Garge: Geoffrey Cheshire
  • Karlton: Maurice Browning
  • Daxtar: Roger Avon
  • Borkar: James Hall
  • Froyn: Bill Miles
  • Rhynmal: John Herrington
  • Sergeant Clifford Earl
  • Policeman: Norman Mitchell
  • Policeman: Malcolm Rogers
  • Detective: Keneth Thornett
  • Man in the raincoat: Reg Pritchard
  • Darcy Tranton: Leonard Grahame
  • Steinberger P. Green: Royston Tickner
  • Ingmar button: Mark Ross
  • Deputy Director: Conrad Monk
  • Arab Sheikh: David James
  • Vampire: Paula Topham
  • Clown: Robert G. Jewell
  • Professor Webster: Albert Barrington
  • Set: Buddy Windrush
  • Cameraman: Steve Machin
  • The Meddling Monk: Peter Butterworth
  • Trevor: Roger Brierley
  • Scott: Bruce Wightman
  • Khepren: Jeffrey Isaac
  • Hyksos: Walter Randall

Ratings

Publications

Official Publications of the BBC

The surviving Episodes 2, 5 and 10 were published along with several other orphan Episodes on the DVD Boxset Lost In Time. Furthermore, there is the entire episode as an audio book, with the prequel and a narrative commentary by Peter Purves, representing the Companion Steven in the sequence, and in book form by John Peel.

Unofficial publications

Several major reconstruction teams, including Loose Cannon and the Master Plan Productions, the episode have reconstructed in various ways and so brought to life again.

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