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title: "Doctor Who - Death to the Daleks"
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# Doctor Who - Death to the Daleks

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Doctor Who - Death to the Daleks [DVD] [1974]

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## Customer Reviews

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    Great First Episode
  

*by M***L on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 September 2020*

I remember watching the first episode of this back in 1974 & being bowled over the acting of Elisabeth Sladen......the first time I had seen her.....and the atmospheric, genuinely frightening camerawork used for her ordeal lost on the mistbound planet surface.I hadn't watched "Doctor Who" for a few years, but was so impressed I got hooked again.But in fact the story fails to live up to the promise of that episode.  Only the novelty of the Daleks being disarmed, and the superb performance of Arnold Yarrow as the subterranean alien, makes it memorable.Generally it's a rather tired four-parter with too many familiar Terry Nation devices being trotted out.Jon Pertwee seems subdued & lacklustre, Lis Sladen made to be too much the stereotypical, screaming girl companion.

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    Until very recently I had never seen this one so I was more than pleasantly surprised by how good it was was
  

*by P***L on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 June 2017*

Only a four part adventure this time round but a wee gem all the same.I grew up watching Doctor Who in the seventies and eighties so Tom Baker was my Tardis hero and not Jon Pertwee.Until very recently I had never seen this one so I was more than pleasantly surprised by how good it was was.I won't spoil the plot but I found the extras just as entertaining.There are some great interviews and behind the scenes footage but not only for this TV story but also for the Amicus movie "Doctor Who And The Daleks" starring Peter Cushing and Roy Castle.

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    Hoist by their own petard
  

*by S***H on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 September 2012*

This 1973 serial has had its fair share of critics over the years; however I have just watched the DVD for the first time, after becoming a fan of the story via the excellent Target novelisation, with its terribly exciting image of an exploding Dalek on the front cover, (not nearly as impressive when seen on TV of course!)To be honest I think it actually stands up very well, and in many ways is much more indicative of the direction in which the TV show was going to go in the 70s than how it had been previously. Running around a quarry made up to look like an alien planet, The Third Doctor and his (relatively) new companion Sarah Jane Smith encounter a band of Earth mineralogists, and are soon stunned by the arrival of a Dalek flying saucer, as well as being ambushed by a band of natives, seemingly mutated beings in tattered cloaks.There is a twist in the tale, meaning that the Daleks and the humans (plus the native Exxilons) have to join forces for a while, in order to unearth what lies within the gleaming white citadel on the hill and save their own skins. The real strength of the story lies in its depiction of the labyrinthine citadel innards, and there are some great SFX considering when this was produced.Admittedly, neither The Doctor, Sarah, nor the Daleks have much to do in this story, but it remains a tautly directed and well produced nugget from what was really the start of a golden era for Doctor Who, and is well worth a look, whether you're a fan or just curious.

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