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The '''Spitfire Pilot''' was a character in the [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|Series 5]] episode [[DW]]:''[[Victory of the Daleks]]''. | :''Danny Boy to the Doctor. Only me left now. Anthything you can do? Over.'' | ||
The '''Spitfire Pilot''' was a character in the [[Series 5 (Doctor Who)|Series 5]] episode [[DW]]:''[[Victory of the Daleks]]''. He piloted a modified Spitfire, which had a gravitational bubble around it for space travel, and had laser guns able to damage Dalek technology. | |||
He led two other Spitfires in an attack on the Dalek ship which was transmitting an energy pulse leaving London open to German attack. After his teammates were killed in the assault, he managed to destroy the dish emitting the pulse (whose shield the Doctor managed to temporarily disrupt). The Doctor ordered him to proceed to destroy the Dalek ship, but he withdrew on later orders when the Daleks threatened to destroy the Earth. | |||
==Behind the Scenes== | ==Behind the Scenes== | ||
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- Danny Boy to the Doctor. Only me left now. Anthything you can do? Over.
The Spitfire Pilot was a character in the Series 5 episode DW:Victory of the Daleks. He piloted a modified Spitfire, which had a gravitational bubble around it for space travel, and had laser guns able to damage Dalek technology.
He led two other Spitfires in an attack on the Dalek ship which was transmitting an energy pulse leaving London open to German attack. After his teammates were killed in the assault, he managed to destroy the dish emitting the pulse (whose shield the Doctor managed to temporarily disrupt). The Doctor ordered him to proceed to destroy the Dalek ship, but he withdrew on later orders when the Daleks threatened to destroy the Earth.
Behind the Scenes
- The pilot was played by Mark Gatiss[source needed], who also played Professor Richard Lazarus in the Series 3 episode DW:The Lazarus Experiment.
