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* The Celestial Toymaker receives [[Paul Daniel's Magic Set]], Shockeye receives ''[[Mrs Beeton's How to Serve Mankind]]'' while Davros gets [[Cut-A-Matic Dalek]]s. | * The Celestial Toymaker receives [[Paul Daniel's Magic Set]], Shockeye receives ''[[Mrs Beeton's How to Serve Mankind]]'' while Davros gets [[Cut-A-Matic Dalek]]s. | ||
* Davros thinks he could build his own [[Dalek]] [[army]]. | * Davros thinks he could build his own [[Dalek]] [[army]]. | ||
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The one-hundred-and-thirty-third instalment of Doctor Who? was printed in DWM 196 with a cover date of 17 February 1993.
Summary
Three people who will go on to become Doctor Who villains receive early birthday gifts that will influence their careers.
Characters
Worldbuilding
- The Celestial Toymaker receives Paul Daniel's Magic Set, Shockeye receives Mrs Beeton's How to Serve Mankind while Davros gets Cut-A-Matic Daleks.
- Davros thinks he could build his own Dalek army.
Notes
- This story posits yet another alternative origin story for the creation of the Daleks. Doctor Who? 171 dismissed both Yarvelling and Davros as possible creators, claiming that Louis Marks was the race's true inventor.
