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== Plot ==
== Plot ==
Davros and his assistant, Mr. Castavillian, are building [[Dalek Prime|the first iteration]] of a mutant housed in a [[Mark III Travel Machine]]. The assistant tries coming up with a new name for this machine, using different anagrams of [[Kaled]]. Hearing a request from [[Nyder]], Davros leaves.
Davros and his assistant, Mr. Castavillian, are building [[Dalek Prime|the first iteration]] of a mutant-housing [[Mark III Travel Machine]]. The assistant tries coming up with a new name for this machine, using different anagrams of [[Kaled]]. Hearing a request from [[Nyder]], Davros leaves.


Suddenly, [[the TARDIS]] crashes into the room. The [[Fourteenth Doctor]] opens the door and says "Hello". He spots the machine and calls it a Dalek, which the assistant approves of. He then realises he accidentally smashes off a part of the Dalek. Hurriedly, he rushes to the TARDIS and retrieves a plunger, which he sticks onto the machine. Then he runs back into the TARDIS and tells the assistant he was "Never here". The TARDIS dematerialises.
Suddenly, [[the TARDIS]] crashes into the room. The [[Fourteenth Doctor]] opens the door and says "Hello". He spots the machine and calls it a Dalek, which the assistant approves of. He then realises he accidentally smashes off a part of the Dalek. Hurriedly, he rushes to the TARDIS and retrieves a plunger, which he sticks onto the machine. Then he runs back into the TARDIS and tells the assistant he was "Never here". The TARDIS dematerialises.

Revision as of 20:35, 17 November 2023

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Destination: Skaro was a televised minisode broadcast on 17 November 2023 on BBC One and written by Russell T Davies[1] as part of the 60th anniversary celebrations and Children in Need.

It featured the Fourteenth Doctor arriving on Skaro, which was hinted at in the final instalment of the Doctor Who Magazine comic strip Liberation of the Daleks [+]Loading...["Liberation of the Daleks (comic story)"].

Publisher's summary

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Plot

Davros and his assistant, Mr. Castavillian, are building the first iteration of a mutant-housing Mark III Travel Machine. The assistant tries coming up with a new name for this machine, using different anagrams of Kaled. Hearing a request from Nyder, Davros leaves.

Suddenly, the TARDIS crashes into the room. The Fourteenth Doctor opens the door and says "Hello". He spots the machine and calls it a Dalek, which the assistant approves of. He then realises he accidentally smashes off a part of the Dalek. Hurriedly, he rushes to the TARDIS and retrieves a plunger, which he sticks onto the machine. Then he runs back into the TARDIS and tells the assistant he was "Never here". The TARDIS dematerialises.

Davros re-enters and sees the plunger stuck onto the Dalek. The assistant looks at his boss nervously, yet he approves, "I like it."

Cast

Crew

General production staff

Script department

Camera and lighting department

Art department

Costume department

Make-up and prosthetics


General post-production staff

Special and visual effects

Sound



Not every person who worked on this adventure was credited. The absence of a credit for a position doesn't necessarily mean the job wasn't required. The information above is based solely on observations of the actual end credits of the episodes as broadcast, and does not relay information from IMDB or other sources.


Worldbuilding

  • This story is set prior to the events that take place in Genesis of the Daleks. The Doctor refers to it as such, inadvertently inventing the title.

Notes

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Continuity

  • An hour ago the Doctor was a “brilliant woman”. (TV: The Power of the Doctor [+]Loading...["The Power of the Doctor (TV story)"]) Between that and this adventure, Liberation of the Daleks took place.

Home media releases

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Gallery

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Footnotes