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* In the fan novelisation, it is mentioned that Professor Laird is [[Unified Intelligence Taskforce|UNIT's]] scientific adviser, who is currently on attachment to Colonel Archer's military bomb disposal squad. This was not derived from any information given in the televised version. | * In the fan novelisation, it is mentioned that Professor Laird is [[Unified Intelligence Taskforce|UNIT's]] scientific adviser, who is currently on attachment to Colonel Archer's military bomb disposal squad. This was not derived from any information given in the televised version. | ||
* A clip of the battling Daleks was used in the first episode of the TV series ''James May's 20th Century''; This clip was used to illustrate an item about lasers. | * A clip of the battling Daleks was used in the first episode of the TV series ''James May's 20th Century''; This clip was used to illustrate an item about lasers. | ||
* This story has an unusually high body count, even for ''Doctor Who''. Besides the Doctor, Tegan and Turlough, only Lytton and his two policemen survive (the Dalek Supreme may also have survived, as it's unclear whether it is actually on the Dalek ship at the time of its destruction). Much of the violence appears gratuitous, such as the murder of Laird, the killing of a crew member infected by a disease, and the shooting of the man with the metal detector whose attention Tegan tries to attract. | * This story has an unusually high body count, even for ''Doctor Who''. Besides the Doctor, Tegan and Turlough, only Davros, Lytton and his two policemen survive (the Dalek Supreme may also have survived, as it's unclear whether it is actually on the Dalek ship at the time of its destruction). Much of the violence appears gratuitous, such as the murder of Laird, the killing of a crew member infected by a disease, and the shooting of the man with the metal detector whose attention Tegan tries to attract. | ||
* This story was never officially novelised due to unsuccessful negotiations with Eric Saward, but the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club had novelised it [http://nzdwfc.tetrap.com/archive/resurrection/ ''Resurrection of the Daleks'' By Paul Scoones]. | * This story was never officially novelised due to unsuccessful negotiations with Eric Saward, but the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club had novelised it [http://nzdwfc.tetrap.com/archive/resurrection/ ''Resurrection of the Daleks'' By Paul Scoones]. | ||
* The story was the first of a consecutive three serials, along with ''[[Planet of Fire (TV story)|Planet of Fire]]'' and ''[[The Caves of Androzani (TV story)|The Caves of Androzani]]'', that saw the departure of one of the season's regular cast members. In this serial, [[Janet Fielding]] departs as Tegan. | * The story was the first of a consecutive three serials, along with ''[[Planet of Fire (TV story)|Planet of Fire]]'' and ''[[The Caves of Androzani (TV story)|The Caves of Androzani]]'', that saw the departure of one of the season's regular cast members. In this serial, [[Janet Fielding]] departs as Tegan. | ||
