BY: ERIC SAWARD
Part One
Original Air Date: 8 February 1984
Running time: 46:24
STIEN: Which way?
GALLOWAY: Does it matter?
MAN: Where are we?
MAN: Run!
STIEN: Where've they gone?
GALLOWAY: Where'd you think. Come on.
LYTTON: That was a shambles.
TROOPER: The escape was prevented?
LYTTON: They got out of the warehouse. It should never have happened. And who ordered the use of machine pistols?
TROOPER: Standing orders. Nothing anachronistic is to be taken to Earth.
LYTTON: So instead we slaughter valuable specimens. Next time, stun lasers are to be used.
TROOPER: It was an unfortunate mistake.
LYTTON: Make it your last, otherwise the next execution squad will be coming for you.
TEGAN: Are you all right?
DOCTOR: I can't free the TARDIS from the Time Corridor!
TEGAN: Is there anything you can do?
DOCTOR: No, too much turbulence. Hold on. Things must stabilise soon.
STIEN: What if they're still in there, waiting?
GALLOWAY: We must warn our own people.
STIEN: Use the Time Corridor?
GALLOWAY: You said you were a soldier. Have you no sense of loyalty?
STIEN: I'm a Quartermaster Sergeant. I'm not combat trained. I can't afford your sort of principles. Look at me, I'm not exactly in condition. I can't even run properly.
GALLOWAY: You're pathetic.
STIEN: That too.
TURLOUGH: Doctor, we're weaving in time.
DOCTOR: Yes, yes, I know.
TEGAN: Can't we materialise?
TURLOUGH: No, not until we're free of the Time Corridor. We risk break-up.
TEGAN: Is that true?
DOCTOR: Not if I have anything to do with it.
TEGAN: Oh, no.
GALLOWAY: They've gone.
STIEN: They could have closed the Time Corridor down. Let's get out of here. I'm scared.
GALLOWAY: The entrance to the corridor is round here somewhere.
STIEN: There's nothing there now. What was that?
GALLOWAY: A rodent.
STIEN: Wearing combat boots?
GALLOWAY: Back to the stairs, quick.
STIEN: Can you see anything?
GALLOWAY (OOV.): Get out of here!
STIEN: Galloway?
STIEN: Galloway!
STIEN: Oh, Galloway.
TEGAN: What are we waiting for?
DOCTOR: The right moment. The time stress on the TARDIS varies greatly. I'm waiting for the right moment to break out of the Time Corridor.
TEGAN: Can I get to my room? I feel sick.
DOCTOR: Too late, Tegan. Hold on.
DOCTOR: Hold on!
TROOPER: Check list completed. All systems functioning.
LYTTON: Raise the force shield. All troopers to battle stations. Battle speed!
TEGAN: Doctor, I can't stand much more.
DOCTOR: Hold on.
DOCTOR: We're free.
TURLOUGH: Is it over?
DOCTOR: For the moment. Are you all right?
TEGAN: Yes, I think so.
MERCER: I don't believe this. How long has the station been in this state?
STYLES: Since regular inspections ceased.
MERCER: This place is falling to pieces.
STYLES: Huh. And you're seeing it on a good day. If you wanted to see everything spick and span, you shouldn't have asked for a transfer to a prison. Come on!
MERCER: How'd you cope with that mess?
STYLES: By ignoring it. My only concern is the medical welfare of the crew and the prisoner.
MERCER: Isn't that rather a narrow view of your responsibilities?
STYLES: Oh, do shut up, will you? It's the only way to stay sane. You've only been here three days. You know nothing.
MERCER: I've been here long enough to learn that the morale on this station is appalling.
STYLES: If the Captain doesn't care, why should I?
MERCER: Why, indeed?
STYLES: Look, my tour of duty finishes here in eight weeks. I'm dependent on a good report from the Captain for my next promotion.
MERCER: I see.
STYLES: Oh no, I don't think you do. If I don't get a good report, I could be here for another two years.
MERCER: If Control were aware of the morale on this station, the Captain wouldn't be in command.
STYLES: It's been tried before, usually by inexperienced new boys like you. And the way you're carrying on, you are going to end up exactly like the others.
MERCER: Meaning?
STYLES: Dead. You are the third security officer we've had here in two years. [/i]
TURLOUGH: Doctor, we're travelling parallel to the Time Corridor.
TEGAN: Where are we going?
TURLOUGH: Twentieth century Earth, it seems.
OSBORN: How long is your tour of duty?
MERCER: Two years.
OSBORN: Oh? The Captain normally allows new arrivals to settle in before subjecting them to the tedium of Officer of the Watch. What did you do?
MERCER: I complained.
OSBORN: Someone should have warned you.
MERCER: I had every right. Have you seen the state of the defence system?
OSBORN: You fear an attack?
MERCER: That's not the point.
OSBORN: Oh, I wouldn't worry about it. The only ship we ever see around here is our own supply vessel.
CREWMAN: I think you may have spoken too soon. Sensors have picked up a ship in warp drive just enter the exclusion zone.
MERCER: Inform the Captain.
OSBORN: I wouldn't bother him. Not yet. It could be anything. Let the fighters check it out first.
MERCER: What?
OSBORN: They'll be grateful for the practice.
TEGAN: Have you calculated where we are?
DOCTOR: Well, the instruments are still affected by turbulence, but I think it's 1984, London. Found it!
TURLOUGH: Doctor, where are you going?
DOCTOR: The Time Corridor. I want to find out what all this is about.
OSBORN: Fighter leader has made visual contact. It's a battle cruiser!
MERCER: Go to Red Alert. Inform the Captain.
CREWMAN: Sensors report we're being scanned, sir.
MERCER: Red Alert at once!
DOCTOR: Such neglect. A hundred years ago this place would have been bustling with activity.
TEGAN: It might be again when we find out who's operating the Time Corridor.
DOCTOR: Come on. Trouble with you, Tegan, you have no imagination.
TEGAN: That's because I can't get worked up about a load of crumbling brickwork.
MERCER: Operate the deflector shield.
CREWMAN: Power building.
MERCER: Seal airlocks.
OSBORN: The battle cruiser has att*cked the fighters.
MERCER: Can we give them any supporting fire?
OSBORN: No, not at the moment.
CREWMAN: All but airlock three is sealed.
MERCER: Alert maintenance.
CREWMAN: We've been hit!
MERCER: What's happening?
OSBORN: Engineering report.
MERCER: What's happening?
OSBORN: Engineering report damage to the generating plant.
CREWMAN: Cruiser's closing in, sir.
OSBORN: I've lost contact with the fighters.
MERCER: Open fire. I said, open fire!
CREWMAN: I can't! We don't have enough power for the laser cannon. We are defenceless.
CREWMAN: Look, we should surrender!
MERCER: No!
OSBORN: But we can't fight. We don't even have a deflector shield.
STYLES: Mercer! How much longer is this slaughter to continue?
MERCER: Where's the Captain?
STYLES: Dead, along with half the crew.
OSBORN: Battle cruiser preparing to dock.
MERCER: Which airlock?
OSBORN: Three. Maintenance team's still working on it.
MERCER: I want every available man down there. Block the corridor with anything they can find.
STYLES: More k*lling?
MERCER: Your bile would be better directed against the enemy, Doctor.
STYLES: How long before they dock?
MERCER: Three minutes. We'd better go down to the airlock.
STYLES: Right.
MERCER: Should we be boarded, destroy the prisoner.
OSBORN: Good luck.
STIEN: Don't come in here. Soldiers.
DOCTOR: What?
DOCTOR: He'll be all right.
TEGAN: Look at the way he's dressed.
DOCTOR: He must have come down the Time Corridor.
STIEN: You've got to help me.
DOCTOR: What happened?
MERCER: Check how much longer the maintenance crew will be.
STYLES: Right.
MERCER: The cruiser's docked.
STYLES: The cruiser's docked.
MERCER: Get the shield down!
STYLES: Come on, pull!
STYLES: Pull!
STIEN: I must rest. I'm hungry. I haven't eaten since yesterday.
DOCTOR: Who's controlling the Time Corridor?
STIEN: I don't know. Have you got anything to eat?
TEGAN: Where are you from?
STIEN: Earth, but not all the prisoners are from the same period. Are you sure you haven't got anything to eat?
DOCTOR: Relax. I'm going into the warehouse.
STIEN: No! I told you, there are soldiers.
DOCTOR: Perhaps they can tell us what's going on, hmm?
STIEN: The Time Corridor's on the next level. Be careful.
MERCER: Wait until I give the order.
CREWMAN 2: Okay.
MERCER: Fire!
STYLES: Now. Now!
DALEK: Under attack. Withdraw. Regroup.
DALEK 2: Under attack.
DALEK: Withdraw.
DALEK 2: Withdraw.
DALEKS: Withdraw. Withdraw. Withdraw.
DALEKS (OOV.): Regroup.
LYTTON: Fools! I told you this would happen. They mined the corridor.
BLACK: We do not want excuses. The attack must continue.
LYTTON: Only this time, as I planned.
DALEK: You will show more respect for the Supreme Dalek.
LYTTON: Your battle tactics won't work. Their position is too strong.
BLACK: You may proceed. We shall try your plan. But should you fail, you will be exterminated.
TURLOUGH: Dark, isn't it.
DOCTOR: Look around.
STIEN: I can't see Galloway's body.
TEGAN: Look, Doctor. b*ll*ts.
DOCTOR: Recently fired.
TEGAN: Hardly alien.
DOCTOR: Why advertise who you are, hmm?
TEGAN: Where's Turlough?
DOCTOR: Turlough?
TEGAN: Where's he gone?
DOCTOR: Turlough!
ARCHER: Did you hear that?
CALDER: No, sir.
ARCHER: I thought I heard voices.
STYLES: How long before they try again?
MERCER: Soon.
STYLES: Can't we board, take the fight to them?
MERCER: I think not.
MERCER: Fire!
MERCER: Masks down! Masks down!
MERCER: Move it! We're finished. It's every man for himself.
CREWMAN: Oh, no, every man for himself?
MERCER: Destroy the prisoner.
OSBORN: It's not working! Come with me.
DOCTOR: Turlough!
DOCTOR: Turlough!
ARCHER: May I help you, gentlemen? This is private property.
DOCTOR: Er, yes, I'm sorry about this. A friend of mine wandered in here by mistake, and we're looking for him.
ARCHER: I don't see him.
LAIRD: What's going on?
ARCHER: Precisely what I'm trying to find out.
OSBORN: Come on, come on!
TROOPER: The bridge has been secured, sir.
LYTTON: Good. We must join them.
DALEK: The Doctor has been detained in the warehouse.
BLACK: Despatch a Dalek. He must be brought to our ship at once.
DALEK: I obey.
OSBORN: Oh, does nothing work properly?
OSBORN: Try here. What's that smell?
MERCER: Well, it can't be the prisoner.
ARCHER: Time Corridors. Alien beings. Really.
STIEN: You may not believe us but all we need is a minute or two more. The entrance to the Time Corridor is on this level, somewhere.
DOCTOR: Interesting. You don't disbelieve us, do you?
ARCHER: Of course I disbelieve you. I've never heard such nonsense.
DOCTOR: What have you discovered?
ARCHER: Nothing. Take them away.
LAIRD: Tell them, Colonel. They've guessed most of it already.
ARCHER: Are you from the Press?
DOCTOR: What have you found?
ARCHER: Quiet.
DOCTOR: Tell me! Alien objects?
ARCHER: You'd better inform HQ about what's happened.
CALDER: Okay, sir.
OSBORN: Right, expl*sive charges primed. What is that smell?
OSBORN: Keep back!
MERCER: Help me!
OSBORN: Stay away!
MERCER: What's happening to me?
TROOPER: Disarmed.
LYTTON: Release Davros.
CALDER: It's heavy static. Can't get through to HQ.
DOCTOR: A side effect of the Time Corridor.
ARCHER: Be quiet.
ARCHER: Who's that?
DOCTOR: Don't harm her, please. She's a friend.
TEGAN: Sorry, Doctor. Look!
ARCHER: What is it?
DOCTOR: A Dalek. Take cover!
DALEK: Exterminate. Exterminate. Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!
LAIRD: Where did they come from?
STIEN: The Time Corridor.
LAIRD: From the ship you were on?
STIEN: Must be.
LAIRD: What do they want?
TEGAN: I hope we never find out.
DOCTOR: Aim for the eyepiece, the stalk at the top of the dome.
DALEK: My vision is impaired. I cannot see. My vision is impaired. I cannot see.
DOCTOR: Quickly!
DALEK: I cannot see. My vision is impaired. I cannot see. Warning. Warning.
DOCTOR: Open the door!
DALEK: I cannot see! I cannot see! Warning! Emergency!
DOCTOR: Stand clear!
LAIRD: She's all right. We should get her downstairs.
DOCTOR: While you're doing that, I'd like a hand with the debris outside.
DALEK: The Dalek sent to the warehouse has been destroyed.
BLACK: How is that possible?
DALEK: The Doctor was aided by the Earth soldiers.
BLACK: Seal the warehouse terminal of the Time Corridor. We will deal with the Doctor in due course.
STYLES: Where precisely are we going?
MERCER: Keep your mask down. There could still be gas around.
STYLES: So what. I'd rather die quickly than painfully of dehydration. Exactly how much longer are we going to wander around this place?
MERCER: Look, as far as we know, there are only four of us still alive. We can't fight the Daleks alone.
STYLES: Only minutes ago you were prepared to fight till the bitter end.
MERCER: And look where it got me. A dead crew.
STYLES: Then don't let it be for nothing.
MERCER: What can we do?
STYLES: Have you forgotten? This station has a self-destruct system.
TROOPER: He's very still. Is he dead?
LYTTON: I think not.
CALDER: Soon be ready.
LAIRD: We could all do with something a bit stronger. How's your friend upstairs?
CALDER: He's dead.
DOCTOR: How is she?
LAIRD: She's sleeping naturally.
CALDER: Tea, sir?
ARCHER: Thank you.
DOCTOR: Who discovered these cylinders?
CALDER: Builders. They're converting the warehouse into flats. Thought they were unexploded bombs.
DOCTOR: Have you tried to open one?
LAIRD: They haven't even scratched the casing.
ARCHER: Do you think the Daleks have anything to do with this?
DOCTOR: It would be an enormous coincidence if they didn't.
DAVROS: Who are you?
LYTTON: Commander Lytton.
DAVROS: Commander? My Daleks do not need troops.
LYTTON: You'd still be in prison or dead if it weren't for my men.
DAVROS: You speak as though my Daleks are no longer capable of w*r.
LYTTON: A lot has happened during your imprisonment.
DAVROS: The w*r with the Movellans is over?
LYTTON: Yes, although casualties were very high.
DAVROS: It is to be expected.
LYTTON: I'm talking about Dalek casualties.
DAVROS: Dalek casualties?
LYTTON: They lost, Davros. They were totally defeated.
CALDER: Zero three to HQ. Zero three to HQ. Over.
ARCHER: Keep trying.
DOCTOR: You must get reinforcements.
CALDER: Zero three to HQ.
ARCHER: I can't conjure them out of the air. I have to find a telephone.
LAIRD: I'll go. You're needed here.
ARCHER: This is more than a military matter now. I have to speak to the Ministry of Defence. We'll need a massive troop involvement.
CALDER: Zero three to HQ. Zero three to HQ. Over.
DOCTOR: I'll come with you.
ARCHER: You're the only one who knows anything about fighting Daleks. Your duty's here.
BLACK: He is a companion of the Doctor.
DALEK: He should be destroyed.
BLACK: He would be better used as bait. The Doctor is sentimental and emotional. He will come after the boy. This will aid the Dalek plan. Allow the boy to roam freely.
MERCER: We'll rest for a moment.
STYLES: Don't you get funny ideas? I'd give anything for a glass of cool spring mountain water.
MERCER: Quiet. Down!
MERCER: Fire!
STYLES: Careful.
MERCER: Uniforms.
STYLES: Uniforms.
LAIRD: Here, take these. It'll help your head.
DOCTOR: I won't be long. I must get back to my ship.
CALDER: Sir.
DOCTOR: I must find Turlough.
CALDER: Yes, I understand how you feel, sir, but I must ask you to wait till the Colonel gets back.
DOCTOR: No, no, no, no. There is isn't time. Turlough's on board the Dalek ship.
CALDER: I'm sure the Colonel won't be long.
STIEN: Let him go.
CALDER: I can't.
SOLDIER: Help!
CALDER: Are you all right, lad?
DOCTOR: Be careful.
STIEN: I was terrified it was a Dalek.
DOCTOR: It was, or at least, the remains of one.
CALDER: He's still alive.
DOCTOR: We have to find it before it tries to k*ll again.
LYTTON: You all right?
DAVROS: There are malfunctions in my life-support system. I require an engineer.
LYTTON: We must board the Dalek ship.
DAVROS: I must remain close to my cryogenic chamber. It may be necessary for me to be refrozen.
LYTTON: There is a time factor. The space station transmitted a distress call.
DAVROS: It will take days for a task force to arrive.
LYTTON: Not if the signal's been intercepted by a patrol ship.
DAVROS: Then you will sh**t it down! I cannot be moved.
BLACK: Order an engineer to attend Davros.
DALEK: We should leave here at once.
BLACK: Without Davros, we have no future. He must be made to believe that we serve him.
STIEN: This is a waste of time. The mutant could have escaped using the Time Corridor.
DOCTOR: True, so why are you being so tentative in your search?
STIEN: We don't know for certain.
DOCTOR: Precisely. That's why we're searching the warehouse.
CALDER: What's it look like?
DOCTOR: Oh, you won't mistake it. The moment you find it, it'll try and k*ll you.
ARCHER: Gentlemen, you've saved my life. I'm Colonel Archer, b*mb Disposal Squad. I have to make an urgent call. May I use your radio?
ARCHER: Please?
ARCHER: Thank you. It's dead.
DAVROS: Tell be about the Dalek defeat.
LYTTON: You already know most of it. The Daleks and the Movellans were locked in an impasse. Each time their respective fleets attempted a stratagem, it was instantly anticipated and countered by their opponent's battle computer.
DAVROS: Two totally logical w*r machines unable to out-think each other. Fascinating. If only I'd been there.
LYTTON: Then the Movellans found the answer.
KISTON: Sorry, sir.
DAVROS: Quickly, tell me.
LYTTON: They developed a virus which exclusively att*cks the Daleks. The fleet was destroyed. Those who survived went to separate parts of the universe to escape the risk of further infection and work on a cure.
DAVROS: Have they succeeded?
LYTTON: Not yet.
DAVROS: So, they have returned to their creator. Like an errant child, they have come home once more, but this time they will not abuse me. This time, I shall take my rightful place as their Supreme Being, and under my control, the Daleks shall once more become triumphant!
LYTTON: Will you be able to find an antidote?
DAVROS: Of course.
LYTTON: A lot of research has already been done.
DAVROS: I am Davros. The Daleks are my creation. If necessary, I shall genetically re-engineer them. Have you finished?
KISTON: Almost, sir.
DAVROS: I will need a laboratory.
LYTTON: There is one already prepared for you.
DAVROS: I shall work here, on the station.
LYTTON: I've explained. There isn't time.
DAVROS: I cannot risk an accident. If the virus were to escape on board the Dalek ship
LYTTON: Every precaution has been taken.
DAVROS: I work here! Or not at all.
LYTTON: I'll see what can be arranged.
DAVROS: Hurry. There is much work to be done.
KISTON: I've finished, sir.
DAVROS: Close the panel.
BLACK (OOV.): I order you to obey Davros.
LYTTON: And what happens when the task force arrives from Earth?
BLACK (OOV.): We shall be gone. I have a plan that will force Davros to leave of his own free will. Until then, you must supply him with everything he demands. Allow him access to the Space Station's laboratory.
KISTON: As you command.
LYTTON: What happened?
DAVROS: A small accident.
LYTTON: Are you all right?
KISTON: I caught my hand. It's nothing, sir.
STIEN: It isn't here. We haven't found the entrance to the Time Corridor, either.
DOCTOR: Temporarily disconnected, I would think.
CALDER: Doctor.
STIEN: What is it?
DOCTOR: Nothing, nothing. Go on with the search.
STIEN: So much for the conqueror of the universe. I told you it had gone.
STIEN: Is it dead?
DOCTOR: Would you care to take a look? How is he?
CALDER: It's more shock than physical. Come on, lad. Let's get you downstairs. Come on, you'll be all right.
LAIRD: What happened?
DOCTOR: The Dalek wasn't quite dead, I'm afraid. Here, take this.
CALDER: Give us a hand with him.
LAIRD: Of course.
DOCTOR: We must get back to the TARDIS. I have to find the Dalek ship.
STIEN: I'm not going back there. They'll k*ll me.
DOCTOR: I need your help.
STIEN: Help? Huh. You don't know how much of a coward I am.
DOCTOR: Well, you can take this opportunity to show me. Come along.
MERCER: k*ll him!
STYLES: Wait. At least question him first.
TEGAN: What happened? What was that sh**ting?
CALDER: A small problem with a Dalek.
TEGAN: He'd be more comfortable over here.
LAIRD: Stay where you are.
CALDER: It looks superficial.
LAIRD: As long as there isn't any poison in it. Well, it was caused by an alien. We don't know what infection may have entered his bloodstream.
CALDER: The Colonel'll be back soon, then we get the pair of them to hospital.
DAVROS: Ninety years I was frozen in that. Ninety years of mind-numbing boredom.
LYTTON: You were conscious?
DAVROS: Every second. The creatures of Earth have no stomach for judicial m*rder. They prefer to leave you to slowly rot and die. They call it being humane.
KISTON: Then you must be equally humane in your revenge.
DAVROS: It is a planet I shall destroy at my leisure. But first, I must deal with a meddling Time Lord.
LYTTON: That has been anticipated.
DAVROS: You have the Doctor?
LYTTON: His capture is imminent.
DAVROS: Excellent! Once I have drained his mind of all knowledge, he shall then die slowly and painfully! He has interfered for the last time.
DOCTOR: Yes, I know.
STEIN: What?
DOCTOR: It's bigger inside than out.
STIEN: I'm going mad. Daleks, Time Corridors, now this.
DOCTOR: Don't worry, soon be over.
STIEN: Yes, but will I still be sane enough to know?
STYLES: Don't do that.
MERCER: Hide your eyes if it offends you.
STYLES: Look, even an idiot like you must realise that he doesn't know anything.
MERCER: He's not a member of the crew. He must be with the Daleks.
TURLOUGH: I've told you, I'm from Earth.
MERCER: Then how did you get here?
TURLOUGH: The Dalek's Time Corridor.
MERCER: Do you believe that?
STYLES: Why not? We know the Daleks are capable of time travel.
MERCER: So we're letting him go.
STYLES: No, but we're not going to wait here for the Daleks to find us, either.
CALDER: Any one want some tea?
LAIRD: No, thanks.
TEGAN: I'd much rather have the Colonel back. How much longer is he going to be?
CALDER: Hey, where are you going, lad? Come on, you're excused duties.
LAIRD: Are you all right?
CALDER: Yeah. You stay there.
TEGAN: What's all that about?
DALEK: Activate the exit to the Time Corridor.
DALEKS: We obey.
CALDER: Come on, lad. Nothing to worry about. It's only Sergeant Calder. Colonel's gone for an ambulance. Then you'll be all right.
DALEKS: Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!
TEGAN: That was g*nf*re.
LAIRD: Quickly. We should get out of here. Quickly.
ARCHER: There's nothing to worry about.
LYTTON: I'll inform him at once. Your laboratory is ready.
DAVROS: Good. I will require the assistance of a chemist.
LYTTON: Of course.
DAVROS: And Kiston. He has proven to be a competent mechanical engineer.
LYTTON: As you wish.
DAVROS: Guards?
LYTTON: An escort. There are still members of the crew still at large. It's purely a precaution.
DAVROS: I am very difficult to k*ll. You should already know that.
TEGAN: (quietly) That's not Colonel Archer. He gave the Doctor his g*n belt, yet he's wearing one.
ARCHER: What are you two whispering about?
LAIRD: I was wondering when the ambulance for Tegan would arrive.
ARCHER: That is in hand.
TEGAN: And the reinforcements?
ARCHER: That is a military matter and therefore confidential.
LAIRD: I don't think we should wait for the ambulance.
ARCHER: This warehouse is under martial law. Attempt to leave, and I'll have the pair of you shot.
DOCTOR: That's it. I've located the Dalek ship. Now, I could drop you off at the warehouse when I collect Tegan.
STIEN: I'll come with you.
DOCTOR: Good man.
DALEK: The Doctor's TARDIS has been caught in the Time Corridor.
BLACK: Prepare the duplication room.
DALEK: I obey.
DOCTOR: Turlough?
DOCTOR: Turlough? Foolish boy.
DOCTOR: Quickly, let's get out of here.
STIEN: No, Doctor.
DOCTOR: This is madness. The Daleks won't thank you for capturing me. They'll k*ll you.
STIEN: I didn't quite tell you the truth. I serve the Daleks. I'm a Dalek agent.
DALEKS: Exterminate the Doctor. Exterminate the Doctor. Exterminate the Doctor. Exterminate. Exterminate! Exterminate!
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The Doctor
Peter Davison
Tegan Jovanka
Janet Fielding
Turlough
Mark Strickson
Davros
Terry Molloy
Stien
Rodney Bewes
Lytton
Maurice Colbourne
Styles
Rula Lenska
Colonel Archer
Del Henney
Professor Laird
Chloe Ashcroft
Sergeant Calder
Philip McGough
Mercer
Jim Findley
Osborn
Sneh Gupta
Trooper
Roger Davenport
Crewmembers
John Adam Baker
Linsey Turner
Galloway
William Sleigh
Dalek Voices
Brian Miller
Royce Mills
Dalek Operators
John Scott Martin
Cy Town
Tony Starr
Toby Byrne
Kiston
Leslie Grantham (as Les Grantham)
Assistant Floor Manager
Matthew Burge
Costumes
Janet Tharby
Designer
John Anderson
Film Cameraman
Ian Punter
Film Editor
Dan Rae
Incidental Music
Malcolm Clarke
Make-Up
Eileen Mair
Producer
John Nathan-Turner
Production Assistant
Joy Sinclair
Production Associate
June Collins
Script Editor
Eric Saward
Special Sounds
d*ck Mills
Studio Lighting
Ron Bristow
Studio Sound
Scott Talbott
Theme Arrangement
Peter Howell
Title Music
Ron Grainer
Visual Effects
Peter Wragg
Peter Davison
Tegan Jovanka
Janet Fielding
Turlough
Mark Strickson
Davros
Terry Molloy
Stien
Rodney Bewes
Lytton
Maurice Colbourne
Styles
Rula Lenska
Colonel Archer
Del Henney
Professor Laird
Chloe Ashcroft
Sergeant Calder
Philip McGough
Mercer
Jim Findley
Osborn
Sneh Gupta
Trooper
Roger Davenport
Crewmembers
John Adam Baker
Linsey Turner
Galloway
William Sleigh
Dalek Voices
Brian Miller
Royce Mills
Dalek Operators
John Scott Martin
Cy Town
Tony Starr
Toby Byrne
Kiston
Leslie Grantham (as Les Grantham)
Assistant Floor Manager
Matthew Burge
Costumes
Janet Tharby
Designer
John Anderson
Film Cameraman
Ian Punter
Film Editor
Dan Rae
Incidental Music
Malcolm Clarke
Make-Up
Eileen Mair
Producer
John Nathan-Turner
Production Assistant
Joy Sinclair
Production Associate
June Collins
Script Editor
Eric Saward
Special Sounds
d*ck Mills
Studio Lighting
Ron Bristow
Studio Sound
Scott Talbott
Theme Arrangement
Peter Howell
Title Music
Ron Grainer
Visual Effects
Peter Wragg