Doctor Who: Liberation of The Daleks (Doctor Who, 14)

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The Doctor has been at the 1966 World Cup Final before. ( COMIC: The Love Invasion, They Think It's All Over, PROSE: Extra Time) This goes without saying, but this post will include spoilers. Do not read if you do not want to know. The Doctor states that the average Dalek and human are both made up of around a billion billion billion atoms. The Fourteenth Doctor was later succeeded by his fifteenth incarnation. ( PROSE: First Day of the Doctor [+] Paul Lang, Doctor Who The Official Annual 2024 ( Penguin Group, 2023).) En route to Skaro, the ship carrying Davros crashed on the planet Lethe. Davros was rescued and set himself up as "Professor Vaso", altering the perceptions of the humans on the colony so they would not recognise him as the "Great Healer". He attempted to create a new machine, a Juggernaut based on a Mechanoid design.

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Shortly after his post-regeneration scene in The Power of the Doctor, this incarnation's costume was added as a character-skin in the free multiplayer battle royale video game Fall Guys, released on 1 November 2022. After Georgette's hoverbout is outed as an intruder, the Doctor jokes that it broke in "intruder ceiling". The Tenth Doctor previously joked that he got onto General Staal's ship "intruder window". ( TV: The Sontaran Stratagem) In a bid to restore the Daleks to power, the Supreme Dalek concocted an ambitious plan to enact revenge on several of the Daleks' enemies. The three main objectives were: It is left unexplained if the Dalek Fire of London simulation is meant to be the Great Fire of London given its placement of 1666, in which the Great Fire took place, or if it just coincidentally happens during the same time period. A member of Ming the Merciless' species in their design from the original Flash Gordon comics, which also appeared in the Flash Gordon annuals published in the late 1960s by World Distributors (Manchester), Ltd.The boy shoots at the Supreme with his " Anti-Dalek Fluid Gun" and it remarkably works, impairing it and forcing it to demand its drones to analyse the fluid inside. Georgette, however, knows that it is simply water; the Doctor explains that the Daleks themselves are not just rubbing off, but are becoming anatomically unstable from leaving their simulated universe. He theorises that the TARDIS' artron energy allowed them to temporarily maintain their form but should dissolve soon. Georgy suddenly realises that the same fate is coming for her, being a psychoplasmic construct too, but the Doctor is too busy with the Daleks to focus on her. Angry and crying, she recounts to Georgette all the previous deaths and Dalek invasions she lived through in previous simulations and runs away in fear. The Civil War had briefly become part of the Last Great Time War when, after being manipulated by a Dalek duplicate, Susan Foreman arrived in the Shoreditch Incident to take the Hand of Omega. Though she was confronted by the renegade faction, she was saved by the Eighth Doctor. The incident played out as it was supposed to, and he returned her to Time War-era Kasterborous. ( AUDIO: The Shoreditch Intervention) Another account, however, held that Davros awoke from stasis in his escape pod to find that Skaro was still whole and under the control of the Daleks of the Dalek Prime — those who had been designated Renegade Daleks during the Civil War, although, now that the "illegitimate" Emperor Davros was believed dead, they had reverted to calling themselves the true Imperial Daleks. The Dalek Prime further succeeded in weeding out those of his Daleks who, while genetically pure, were swayed by Davros' side politically. With Davros even seemingly being executed by the Prime's Daleks, the once-Renegades emerged the clear victors of the Civil War, forty years following the apparent destruction of Skaro. ( PROSE: War of the Daleks) Marsh Daleks make a brief appearance in the Jungles of Spiridon Zone after having previously only been seen in The Dalek Book comic story Monsters of Gurnian in 1964. Here, they are shown to be entirely gold and feature some differences: they have a more traditional upper casing with slats and have gained an extended claw manipulator arm.

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With the hypno-link to the Dalek Dome broken, Georgette feels Georgy's death, as Georgy uses her dying moments to state that in breaking the link, "this one time... my life really meant something". The Doctor rests her body gently on the floor as he agrees that it did. The Dalek Emperor, however, denies it, stating that he still has control over the now-deadly Dalek info points in the dome. Meanwhile, Georgette tells the gorilla Dalek Dome workers Claire and Claudine to follow her as they leave to teleport to Skaro and save the Doctor. Two of the imitation Daleks threaten them to remain still, but suddenly the chief appears, taking full advantage of his lion body to lunge at them and maul and tear the head off one. While his employees are determined not to lose him, he promises to die like a lion - with pride - and buys enough time to allow Georgette, Claire, and Claudine to escape before he is exterminated by the remaining Dalek info point. As the Doctor collapses to his knees and mourns the loss of his screwdriver, the gathered crowd begins to laugh and applaud what they believe to be a performance. Despite the Doctor's attempt to convince everyone to leave, the crowd ignores him, as the Supreme Dalek calls them all hostages that will be exterminated. Upon hearing this, a small boy, followed by the rest of the crowd, begin to beg the Daleks to exterminate them, as the Doctor grabs the boy by the wrist and tries to pull him to safety.Long before the Sixth Doctor suggested that Davros could become Emperor of the Daleks in Revelation of the Daleks, the original second volume of The Doctor Who Programme Guide (1981) suggested that the Dalek Emperor seen in The Evil of the Daleks was not only the "last Emperor Dalek", indicating the existence of a predecessor, but also "the final incarnation" of Davros before his Daleks were usurped by the Humanised Daleks created by the Second Doctor. This contradicted the original implication in The Evil of the Daleks, followed through in most other sources, that the Emperor seen in that story was the same character who had been appearing in the Dalek annuals and TV Century 21. The Doctor again mourns over the sonic screwdriver upon its destruction, describing it as having been "killed". ( TV: The Visitation) The Dalek guards finish analysing the boy's water, but the Doctor once again distracts the Supreme by holding it to a stand-off, revealing that he has a hostage as well: Specimen Six Sigma, its real self. The Doctor reveals that earlier, he set up a 50,000- volt pulse to kill the Kaled mutant on command. Using Georgette's earpiece, he convinces Merlin to begin typing the command sequence, against both Georgette and the Supreme's wishes.