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Dr. Who and the Daleks Accidentally thrown together, Dr. Who, his granddaughters Barbara and Susan, and their friend Ian cross the universe in Who's new invention, the space and time machine known as "Tardis". When they land on the planet Skaro, the travellers meet the kind and placid Thals, who live in fear of the dreaded Daleks. Somehow, Dr. Who and his party must find a way to help the Thals overcome the deadly mutants who live inside impenetrable metal casings.

Doctor Who TV movie The Doctor, nearing the end of his seventh life, is charged with transporting the remains of his fellow Time Lord, the Master, back to their home planet. Despite his precautions, his old enemy is not only not dead, but is out for revenge. Creating a timing malfunction in the TARDIS, and bringing the Doctor to San Francisco in 1999, the Master escapes and puts his plans into motion. The Doctor must find a beryllium atomic clock and stop the Master, but after being shot down by members of a street gang, how will he succeed?

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Titan Books Announces Dr. Who & The Daleks: The Official Story of the Films by John Walsh

The definitive guide to the making of the classic 1960s Dr. Who movies, lavishly illustrated and packed with insights into these beloved films.

Dr. Who and the Daleks: The Official Story of the Films is the definitive guide to the making of Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. The first and only big-screen adaptations of the long-running TV series, the films, starring Peter Cushing as the titular time-traveller, are beloved by fans – and the Daleks, in glorious Technicolor, have never looked better.

Author and film expert John Walsh has unearthed a treasure trove of archive material, interviews and stunning artwork, and takes us through the whole process of translating the metal monsters from small screen to big. In-depth information on the production, design, casting and special effects is accompanied by full-colour illustrations, including props, posters, and behind-the-scenes photography – making it the perfect gift for fans of the films.

About the Author

John Walsh is an award winning filmmaker with a focus on social justice. His work ranges from television series to feature films. He is a double BAFTA and double Grierson Awards nominee for his groundbreaking work. John’s 1989 documentary on Ray Harryhausen (Movement Into Life) is held in the Ray and Diana Foundation‘s archive. John also produced HD audio and film commentary recordings with Ray in his final years.

Hardcover | $50.00 Published by Titan Books Sep 06, 2022 | 160 Pages | 10 x 12 | ISBN 9781803360188

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December 1966: Dr. Who and the Daleks Published by Dell Publishing American comic adaptation of Dr. Who and the Daleks TARDIS Data Core entry

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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Little fic looking at the life of Dr. Who, enigmatic inventor and supposed inventor of time travel. 

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Wow. Even TARDIS Wikia agrees that movie!Barbara is bland...

Actually modified the page’s code this is not really there i swear

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60 Years of Doctor Who Anniversary Marathon - Cushing 11th Review

More Than 30 Years In The Tardis Bouns Skit - Minisode

30 Years in the TARDIS was a television documentary which aired in 1993 as part of the thirtieth anniversary celebration of Doctor Who. Interspersed throughout the broadcast were several short skits, or minisodes, that led into different segments of the documentary. Later the special received an extended home release that added back in previously cut material.

One such bonus segment featured Peter Cushing and the Dalek films. The skit involves a now grown up Susie and an older Babs hiding from Daleks; first on Earth in 2050 AD and then on Skaro. This then leads into interviews with both actresses and the usual behind the scenes documentary stuff.

I don't know if the very brief skit portions of the documentary should count as separate minisodes, but that is the way they are listed on various articles about the broadcast and how fandom refers to them. Also this is literally the only thing Cushing related that could fit this section of the marathon, so here we are.    

For what it is though, it's charming enough and a sweet look back at this often forgotten era of Who.

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June 25, 1965: Dr. Who & The Daleks A big-budget, color movie adaptation of The Daleks TARDIS Data Core entry IMDB entry