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The actor who played Sentreal did not receive a credit, but [[Johnny Clayton]] and [[Len Russell]] played "Alien Delegates", while [[Pat Gorman]] played a "Planetarian". It remains unclear, to date, which of them played Sentreal. | * The actor who played Sentreal did not receive a credit, but [[Johnny Clayton]] and [[Len Russell]] played "Alien Delegates", while [[Pat Gorman]] played a "Planetarian". It remains unclear, to date, which of them played Sentreal. | ||
Prior to the recovery of episode two of ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]'', Sentreal and [[Beaus]] were often misidentified with each other, including in the novelisation. | |||
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Revision as of 15:36, 14 December 2016
Sentreal was a representative of his home galaxy at the first meeting of the Galactic Council. Like the others, he allied himself with the Daleks in their plan to conquer the Solar System. (TV: Mission to the Unknown) He did not appear at the seventh meeting, his place taken by Zephon. (TV: The Daleks' Master Plan)
Sentreal, a strange half-creature, half-vegetable being, was all black, apart from two burning, bright eyes in his cylindrical head. His body looked as though it consisted of several open cones stacked on top of each other. (TV: Mission to the Unknown)
Behind the scenes
- The actor who played Sentreal did not receive a credit, but Johnny Clayton and Len Russell played "Alien Delegates", while Pat Gorman played a "Planetarian". It remains unclear, to date, which of them played Sentreal.
Prior to the recovery of episode two of The Daleks' Master Plan, Sentreal and Beaus were often misidentified with each other, including in the novelisation.
