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* A scientist wonders if the Dalek has got a "positronic brain", a science-fiction concept introduced by [[Isaac Asimov]]. | * A scientist wonders if the Dalek has got a "[[positronic brain]]", a science-fiction concept introduced by [[Isaac Asimov]]. | ||
=== Science === | === Science === | ||
* Lesterson makes a Dalek declaim the first law of [[thermodynamics]]. | * Lesterson makes a Dalek declaim the first law of [[thermodynamics]]. | ||
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* The 2003 version was re-released again on [[4 August (releases)|4 August]] [[2011 (releases)|2011]] as part of the box set ''[[Doctor Who: The Lost TV Episodes - Collection Three]]''. (ISBN 978-1-4084-6753-4) | * The 2003 version was re-released again on [[4 August (releases)|4 August]] [[2011 (releases)|2011]] as part of the box set ''[[Doctor Who: The Lost TV Episodes - Collection Three]]''. (ISBN 978-1-4084-6753-4) | ||
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The Power of the Daleks(Early Release.jpg|Cassette Release | The Power of the Daleks(Early Release.jpg|Cassette Release | ||
Daleks CD tin.jpg|"Daleks" CD tin | Daleks CD tin.jpg|"Daleks" CD tin | ||
