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Loading... Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earthby Terrance DicksSeries: Doctor Who, Doctor Who: Target Novelisations: Doctor Who Library order (17), Doctor Who: Target Novelisations: Broadcast order (10), Doctor Who: Target Novelisations: Publication order (30)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. http://nhw.livejournal.com/1019617.ht... Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth was the first Dicks novelisation of a Hartnell story. It leans a bit on the Peter Cushing film as well as on the originally broadcast version. Its most remarkable innovation, and improvement on the screen, is the Daleks’ pet monster, the Slyther, which is much more terrifying on the page. But unfortunately a lot of the good bits of the TV story – the desperate chase across a deserted London in episode 3, and even the Doctor’s farewell to Susan at the end – are truncated and lose their effect. It’s still a good story but this comes across rather in spite of than because of Dicks’ efforts. no reviews | add a review
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Something of a Terminator type story - the machines (or mutant housing machines) are basically in control and a dirty, desperate human resistance does what they can to oppose them, with the Doctor and company thrown into the mix.
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