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* This story was made as a standard four-parter, but re-edited into a double-length two-parter. The original four-part version was supplied to the North American distributor, Lionheart. However, the print of part two was without music or sound effects. The omnibus "movie" version was similarly affected, but this time it was the entire second half that was missing its music and effects. There were also several extra scenes in these episodes not used in the final UK cut.  
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*The serial was originally made and edited as a 4-parter, but was modified into and aired as an extended 2-parter in the UK.
 
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*The serial was sold to [[Australia]] in its original 2-part version, but the ABC cut the episodes in half for transmission -- new cliffhangers were thus created: the first falling on Lytton's line, "Release Davros", with the third falling on Davros's declaration that his Daleks would once again become "the Supreme beings!". These 25 minute episodes also played without "Part Two / Three / Four" captions, and parts two and four did not have recaps. The same 'edited' versions later aired in [[New Zealand]], and presumably also in the [[United Arab Emirates]] since it was also a PAL broadcaster.  
* For sales to [[Australia]], [[Canada]], [[United Arab Emirates]] and [[New Zealand]], the two-part episodes were simply cut in half, and new cliffhangers created: the first falling on Lytton's line, "Release Davros", with the third falling on Davros's declaration that his Daleks would once again become "the Supreme beings!". These "episodes" played without "Part Two / Three / Four" captions, and parts two and four did not have recaps.
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*The original four-part edit of the serial was supplied to the North American distributor, Lionheart. However, the tape of part two was without music or sound effects. The omnibus "movie" version was similarly affected, but this time it was the entire second half that was missing its music and effects. There were also several extra scenes in these episodes not used in the UK cut.  
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*[[Canada]] received the same NTSC 4-part version.
  
  

Revision as of 22:51, 5 December 2016

Story Code: 6P / Season 21 UK Airdate: 8 Feb to 15 Feb 1984 Doctor: Peter Davison
First airings by location UK Repeats / Foreign Cable and Satellite Previous Story / Next Story

This story aired in the following known countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to Selling Doctor Who for expanded airdates.)

Australia Mar 84 PAL
United States from Nov 84 NTSC
Canada Dec 86 NTSC
United Arab Emirates Jan 88 PAL
New Zealand Jun 89 PAL
  • The serial was originally made and edited as a 4-parter, but was modified into and aired as an extended 2-parter in the UK.
  • The serial was sold to Australia in its original 2-part version, but the ABC cut the episodes in half for transmission -- new cliffhangers were thus created: the first falling on Lytton's line, "Release Davros", with the third falling on Davros's declaration that his Daleks would once again become "the Supreme beings!". These 25 minute episodes also played without "Part Two / Three / Four" captions, and parts two and four did not have recaps. The same 'edited' versions later aired in New Zealand, and presumably also in the United Arab Emirates since it was also a PAL broadcaster.
  • The original four-part edit of the serial was supplied to the North American distributor, Lionheart. However, the tape of part two was without music or sound effects. The omnibus "movie" version was similarly affected, but this time it was the entire second half that was missing its music and effects. There were also several extra scenes in these episodes not used in the UK cut.
  • Canada received the same NTSC 4-part version.


US TV Guide descriptions

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Title: Resurrection of the Daleks

  • Episode 1: Dr. Who is trapped in a time corridor while the Daleks attempt to take over Earth.
  • Episode 2:
  • Episode 3:  
  • Episode 4:  
  • Compilation: Dr. Who is trapped in a time corridor while the Daleks attempt to take over Earth by duplicating top officials.


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