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Doctor Who/Genesis of the Daleks
| Genesis of the Daleks | |
| Season 12, Serial 4 | |
| Airdate | March 8, 1975 |
| Production Number | 4E |
| Written by | Terry Nation |
| Directed by | David Maloney |
| ← 12x03 The Sontaran Experiment |
12x05 → Revenge of the Cybermen |
| Doctor Who — Season Twelve | |
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Genesis of the Daleks is the fourth serial of the twelfth season of Doctor Who, and the seventy-eighth serial overall.
Guest Stars: Michael Lynch (Thal Politician), Michael Wisher (Davros), Pat Gorman (Thal Soldier), Hilary Minster (Thal Soldier), Peter Miles (Nyder), Max Faulkner (Thal Guard), Stephen Yardley (Sevrin), Harriet Philpin (Bettan), John Scott Martin (Dalek Operator), Cy Town (Dalek Operator), Keith Ashley (Dalek Operator), Roy Skelton (Dalek Voice), James Garbutt (Ronson), Ivor Roberts (Mogran), Andrew Johns (Kravos)
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Plot Overview
The Time Lords send the Doctor, Sarah, and Harry to Skaro at a point in time shortly before the creation of the Daleks. The Doctor's mission is to destroy his greatest enemy. The Doctor finds that some of Davros's fellow Kaleds are unhappy with the development of the Daleks. Sarah is forced to load a Thal war rocket with radioactive explosives. The Doctor informs the Kaled government of Davros's experiments and they move to shut down the bunker. But Davros is one step ahead and prepares to take drastic action. When the Kaled dome is destroyed by the Thals' rocket, the war appears to be over and the Thals rejoice at their victory. But then, the Daleks appear and a massacre begins. With Harry and Sarah as his prisoners, Davros interrogates the Doctor, forcing him to reveal the future of the Daleks so that he can learn from their defeats to make them stronger. The Kaled scientific elite move to prevent the development of the Daleks while the Doctor prepares to destroy them forever.
