episode guide
remembrance of the daleks
story 152 : season 25 : serial 7H : 4 episodes
Producer: John Nathan-Turner
Director: Andrew Morgan
Writer: Ben Aaronovitch
Script Editor: Andrew Cartmel
Designer: Martin Collins
cast information
Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor); Sophie Aldred (Ace); Simon Williams (Group Captain Gilmore); Pamela Salem (Professor Rachel Jensen); Terry Molloy (Davros / Emperor Dalek); Dursley McLinden (Mike Smith); Karen Gledhill (Allison); George Sewell (Ratcliffe); Michael Sheard (Headmaster); Harry Fowler (Harry); Jasmine Breaks (The Girl); Peter Hamilton Dyer (Embery); John Leeson (Voice); Peter Halliday (Vicar); Joseph Marcell (John); William Thomas (Martin); Derek Keller (Kaufman); Hugh Spight (Black Dalek Operator); Hugh Spight (Dalek Operator); John Scott Martin (Dalek Operator); Tony Starr (Dalek Operator); Cy Town (Dalek Operator); Roy Skelton (Dalek Voice); Brian Miller (Dalek Voice); Royce Mills (Dalek Voice);
crew information
Val McCrimmon (Assistant Floor Manager); Lynn Grant (Assistant Floor Manager); Ken Trew (Costumes); Keff McCulloch (Incidental Music); Christine Greenwood (Make-Up); Robin Sutherland (OB Cameraman); Barry Chaston (OB Cameraman); Rosemary Parsons (Production Assistant); June Collins (Production Associate); Hilary Barratt (Production Associate); Dick Mills (Special Sounds); Henry Barber (Studio Lighting); Scott Talbott (Studio Sound); Tip Tipping (Stunt Arranger); Keff McCulloch (Theme Arrangement); Ron Grainer (Title Music); Stuart Brisdon (Visual Effects);
episode information
Title | First UK Transmission | Duration | Ratings | Archive Status | |
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1 | Part One | 5 October 1988 at 19:35 | 24'33" | 5.5mil | PAL 1 inch colour videotape |
2 | Part Two | 12 October 1988 at 19:35 | 24'31" | 5.8mil | PAL 1 inch colour videotape |
3 | Part Three | 19 October 1988 at 19:35 | 24'30" | 5.1mil | PAL 1 inch colour videotape |
4 | Part Four | 26 October 1988 at 19:35 | 24'36" | 5.0mil | PAL 1 inch colour videotape |
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Part One
» Always held by the FVTL
» A 71-edit exists also -
Part Two
» Always held by the FVTL
» A 71-edit exists also -
Part Three
» Always held by the FVTL
» A 71-edit exists also -
Part Four
» Always held by the FVTL
» A 71-edit exists also
release information
In Print:
Novelised as: Doctor Who -- Remembrance of the Daleks
Written by: Ben Aaronovitch
Number 148 in the Target Doctor Who Library
Versions | |
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21 June 1990 |
Published by W. H. Allen, UK
in paperback With cover artwork by: Alister Pearson ISBN: 0 426 20337 2 |
plot synopsis
The TARDIS travels back to the Winter of 1963, and lands near Coal Hill School, shortly after the original crew departed from Earth. The Doctor left the Hand of Omega behind, a sentient device with immense powers from Gallifrey, which two factions of Daleks are also searching for. The Doctor realises that there must be humans helping both sides, and he allows the device to be captured by the white Imperial Daleks, whose Emperor is revealed to be Davros, who thinks he now has the power for universal conquest.
links to other sites
- Episode Guide and Production Documents: BBC Official Site -- Official episode guide entry. Based on information combined from The Television Companion and The Discontinuity Guide. Also contains links to original production documents.
- Rankings and Ratings: GEOS Listing -- Online rankings, ratings and reviews database. Vote on this story and view ratings and broadcast information of this story for over ten countries. Also contains details of production credits and summary information
- Episode Guide: Outpost Gallifrey -- A general overview of the story. Includes information from the Doctor Handbook series of books.
- Background Information: A Brief History of Time (Travel) -- Detailed background and behind-the-scenes information
- Detailed Synopsis: Dr. Who Reference Guide -- Contains an episode-by-episode detailed breakdown
- Story Reviews: The Doctor Who Ratings Guide -- Story reviews "by fans, for fans"
- Target Novelisation: On Target -- Details of the Target Novelisation for this story.
- Images: Doctor Who's Tragical History Tour -- Images from the story from "The history of Doctor Who in images."