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* "Battle Plan" by Tim Garland, Album: Orchestral & Orchestral Effects ANW 1194 | |||
* "Tempestus" by Paul Mottram, Album: Cinematic, Orchestral, Choral ANW 1247 | |||
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Revision as of 19:54, 3 May 2022
Monster File: Davros was the thirteenth story in the in universe Monster Files. It was presented by John Barrowman in-character as Captain Jack Harkness.
Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
Crew
- Writer - Justin Richards
- Director - Ian Smith
- Producer - Ian Smith
Music list
- "Battle Plan" by Tim Garland, Album: Orchestral & Orchestral Effects ANW 1194
- "Tempestus" by Paul Mottram, Album: Cinematic, Orchestral, Choral ANW 1247
References
- Henry VIII, Abraham Lincoln, William Shakespeare and Winston Churchill are seen on the TARDIS scanner.
- Jack mentions the Thousand Year War on Skaro.
Story notes
- Footage from The Stolen Earth, Genesis of the Daleks, Daleks in Manhattan, Dalek, Doomsday, The Parting of the Ways and Journey's End is shown.
Continuity
- Davros forcibly removed the Daleks' ability to feel pity when he created them. (TV: Genesis of the Daleks)
- Even though they killed him once he had finished creating them, (TV: Genesis of the Daleks) the Daleks would continuously revive and retrieve Davros when they needed him. (TV: Destiny of the Daleks , Resurrection of the Daleks)
- The Daleks once put Davros on trial. (TV: Revelation of the Daleks)
