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|image = Risen.jpg | |image = Risen.jpg | ||
|main character = [[Davros]] | |main character = [[Davros]] | ||
|setting = [[Skaro]] | |setting = [[Skaro]] | ||
|writer = [[Pete McTighe]] | |writer = [[Pete McTighe]] | ||
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|broadcast date = [[7 October (releases)|7 October]] [[2021 (releases)|2021]] | |broadcast date = [[7 October (releases)|7 October]] [[2021 (releases)|2021]] | ||
|network = YouTube | |network = YouTube | ||
|fullvid = | |fullvid = Davros Rises! - The Collection- Season 17 Announcement Trailer - Doctor Who | ||
|anthology = ''[[Davros Rises! (webcast)|Davros Rises!]]'' | |||
|series = ''[[Doctor Who (TV series)|Doctor Who]]'': ''[[The Collection]]'' [[mini-episode]]s | |series = ''[[Doctor Who (TV series)|Doctor Who]]'': ''[[The Collection]]'' [[mini-episode]]s | ||
|prev = 24 Carat (webcast) | |prev = 24 Carat (webcast) | ||
|next = The Eternal Mystery (webcast) | |next = The Eternal Mystery (webcast) | ||
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'''''Risen''''' was a promtional [[mini-episode]] written by [[Pete McTighe]], and released in [[2021 (releases)|2021]]. It was released as part of ''[[Davros Rises! (webcast)|Davros Rises!]]'', a longer YouTube webcast, which also included a trailer for the ''[[Doctor Who (TV series)|Doctor Who]]'': ''[[The Collection]]'' — ''[[Season 17 (Doctor Who 1963)|Season 17]]'' [[Blu-ray]] and interview clips with various actors who had appeared in Season 17. A [[prequel]] to ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)|Destiny of the Daleks]]'', the webcast featured the return of [[David Gooderson]] to the part of [[Davros]] for the first time since [[1979 (releases)|1979]], being his second-ever Davros performance. | |||
'''''Risen''''' was a | |||
== Synopsis == | |||
''to be added'' | |||
== | == Plot == | ||
[[Davros]], dormant in the ruins of the [[Kaled]] [[bunker]] on [[Skaro]], slowly awakes as he feels a [[Dalek flying saucer]] approaching the planet. As a pair of [[Grey Dalek]]s begin to dig up the ruins, his hand begins to stir. But before long, on the surface, [[the Doctor's TARDIS|a very different ship]] also arrives. | [[Davros]], dormant in the ruins of the [[Kaled]] [[bunker]] on [[Skaro]], slowly awakes as he feels a [[Dalek flying saucer]] approaching the planet. As a pair of [[Grey Dalek]]s begin to dig up the ruins, his hand begins to stir. But before long, on the surface, [[the Doctor's TARDIS|a very different ship]] also arrives. | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
* [[David Gooderson]] | * [[Davros]] (Voice) - [[David Gooderson]] | ||
* [[Davros]] (Stand-In) - [[SP Bowling]] | |||
* Voice Over - [[Tom Baker]] | |||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
* [[Writer]] - [[Pete McTighe]] | * [[Writer]] and [[Director (crew)|Director]] - [[Pete McTighe]] | ||
* [[Special effects| | * [[Director of photography|Director of Photography]]/[[Camera operator|Studio Camera]] - Matt Patrick | ||
* | * Location Camera - James Spencer | ||
* Drone Shots - [[Steve Broster]]<ref name="DWM">[[DWM 571]]</ref> | |||
* [[Camera assistant|Camera Assistant]]/DIT - Michael Mowbray | |||
* Set Construction - Toby Chamberlain | |||
* Technical Supervisor - Raf Tyslewicz | |||
* [[Special effects|Visual Effects]] - [[Chris Thompson (graphic designer)|Chris Thompson]]<ref name="DWM" /> | |||
* [[Title sequence|Title Sequence]] - [[Bernard Lodge]] and [[Rob Ritchie]] | |||
* Costume - [[Derek Handley]] | |||
* [[Make-up]] - Kate Lockwood | |||
* [[Runner]] - Hannah Ayane | |||
* [[Dubbing mixer|Dubbing Mixer]] - [[Mark Ayres]] | |||
* [[Producer]] - [[Russell Minton]] | |||
Thanks to [[Lee Binding]], [[Steve Broster]], [[Gary Russell]], [[Paul Vanezis]] and The Hyde Fundraisers | |||
== | == Worldbuilding == | ||
* Davros refers to [[Skaro]] as "the ancestral home" of "[[Dalek|[his] children]]". | * Davros refers to [[Skaro]] as "the ancestral home" of "[[Dalek|[his] children]]". | ||
* Davros claims that he has foreseen his imminent "[[resurrection]]". | * Davros claims that he has foreseen his imminent "[[resurrection]]". | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* This was the first of [[Pete McTighe]]'s minisodes released in conjunction with ''[[The Collection]]'' to have its title included in the credits of [[Davros Rises! (webcast)|the webcast presentation]]. It got a production profile in [[DWM 571]] where McTighe emphasised that it "would feel reductive" to call it a trailer, referring to it explicitly as a [[mini-episode]]. | * This was the first of [[Pete McTighe]]'s minisodes released in conjunction with ''[[The Collection]]'' to have its title included in the credits of [[Davros Rises! (webcast)|the webcast presentation]] in the YouTube release. It got a production profile in [[DWM 571]] where McTighe emphasised that it "would feel reductive" to call it a trailer, referring to it explicitly as a [[mini-episode]]. | ||
* McTighe noted that, when brainstorming a [[mini-episode]] to accompany the trailer for the ''[[The Collection]]'' Blu-ray release of [[Season 17]], he considered bringing Bron | * McTighe noted that, when brainstorming a [[mini-episode]] to accompany the trailer for the ''[[The Collection]]'' Blu-ray release of [[Season 17 (Doctor Who 1963)|Season 17]], he considered bringing [[Eleanor Bron]] and [[John Cleese]] back as their art lover characters [[Elena (City of Death)|Elena]] and [[Harrison Mandel]] from ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]''. However, he feared that the characters would be too obscure for general audiences, and ultimately scrapped the idea in favour of bringing [[David Gooderson]] back as [[Davros]]. He revealed that Gooderson had recorded his line as Davros in three takes during a lunch break while he was filming the new making-of documentary for ''Destiny of the Daleks'' included in the ''Collection'' Blu-ray box set itself. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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== Footnotes == | == Footnotes == | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
{{The Collection minisodes}} | |||
{{Davros stories}} | {{Davros stories}} | ||
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[[Category:2021 webcasts]] | [[Category:2021 webcasts]] | ||
[[Category:Davros stories]] | [[Category:Davros stories]] | ||
[[Category:Doctor Who mini-episodes]] | |||
[[Category:Promotional videos]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:51, 22 April 2024
Risen was a promtional mini-episode written by Pete McTighe, and released in 2021. It was released as part of Davros Rises!, a longer YouTube webcast, which also included a trailer for the Doctor Who: The Collection — Season 17 Blu-ray and interview clips with various actors who had appeared in Season 17. A prequel to Destiny of the Daleks, the webcast featured the return of David Gooderson to the part of Davros for the first time since 1979, being his second-ever Davros performance.
Synopsis[[edit] | [edit source]]
to be added
Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]
Davros, dormant in the ruins of the Kaled bunker on Skaro, slowly awakes as he feels a Dalek flying saucer approaching the planet. As a pair of Grey Daleks begin to dig up the ruins, his hand begins to stir. But before long, on the surface, a very different ship also arrives.
Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Davros (Voice) - David Gooderson
- Davros (Stand-In) - SP Bowling
- Voice Over - Tom Baker
Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Writer and Director - Pete McTighe
- Director of Photography/Studio Camera - Matt Patrick
- Location Camera - James Spencer
- Drone Shots - Steve Broster[1]
- Camera Assistant/DIT - Michael Mowbray
- Set Construction - Toby Chamberlain
- Technical Supervisor - Raf Tyslewicz
- Visual Effects - Chris Thompson[1]
- Title Sequence - Bernard Lodge and Rob Ritchie
- Costume - Derek Handley
- Make-up - Kate Lockwood
- Runner - Hannah Ayane
- Dubbing Mixer - Mark Ayres
- Producer - Russell Minton
Thanks to Lee Binding, Steve Broster, Gary Russell, Paul Vanezis and The Hyde Fundraisers
Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Davros refers to Skaro as "the ancestral home" of "[his] children".
- Davros claims that he has foreseen his imminent "resurrection".
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This was the first of Pete McTighe's minisodes released in conjunction with The Collection to have its title included in the credits of the webcast presentation in the YouTube release. It got a production profile in DWM 571 where McTighe emphasised that it "would feel reductive" to call it a trailer, referring to it explicitly as a mini-episode.
- McTighe noted that, when brainstorming a mini-episode to accompany the trailer for the The Collection Blu-ray release of Season 17, he considered bringing Eleanor Bron and John Cleese back as their art lover characters Elena and Harrison Mandel from City of Death. However, he feared that the characters would be too obscure for general audiences, and ultimately scrapped the idea in favour of bringing David Gooderson back as Davros. He revealed that Gooderson had recorded his line as Davros in three takes during a lunch break while he was filming the new making-of documentary for Destiny of the Daleks included in the Collection Blu-ray box set itself.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- A Dalek flying saucer is approaching an abandoned Skaro to retrieve Davros. (TV: Destiny of the Daleks)
- Davros intends to become Emperor of the Daleks; an ambition he would see through during the Dalek Civil War. (TV: Remembrance of the Daleks; COMIC: Emperor of the Daleks!)
Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]
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