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| Season: | 27 |
| Doctor: | Ninth Doctor |
| Companions | Rose |
| Adam | |
| Original Airdate: | 30th April 2005 |
| Format: | 1 45-minute episodes |
| Production Code: | 166 |
| Writer: | Robert Shearman |
| Director: | Joe Ahearne |
| Producer: | Phil Collinson |
Cast
- Doctor Who - Christopher Eccleston
- Rose Tyler - Billie Piper
- Polkowski - Steven Beckingham
- Henry van Statten - Corey Johnson
- Goddard - Anna-Louise Plowman
- Adam Mitchell - Bruno Langley
- Simmons - Nigel Whitmey
- Bywater - John Schwab
- De Maggio - Jana Carpenter
- Commander - Joe Montana
- Dalek Operator - Barnaby Edwards
- Dalek Voice - Nicholas Briggs
Crew
Bad Guys
The last (supposedly) surviving Dalek.
Story Notes
Myths
Statistics
Broadcast Dates
Duration
Ratings
Continuity
Cultural References
Influences
Location Filming
Quotes
"The greatest killing machine in the universe stopped by a set of stairs!" - Adam Mitchell.
Story Arcs
Errors and Plot Holes
More Info
External Links
Television
| Previous story: World War Three |
Next story: The Long Game |
All Media
| Previous story: The Monsters Inside |
Next story: The Long Game |
