Doctor Who Guide: Destiny of the Daleks

Last updated 24 March 2024

«« Episode One Episode Two Episode Three Episode Four »»

Episode Three

Series Episode Number: 508

World Premiere: Sat 15 Sep 1979 - 6:08pm BST [BBC One] (United Kingdom)
First Broadcast: Fri 22 Jun 2001 - 10:30pm CDT [Prairie Public Television]
Running Time: 24 minutes 32 seconds

13.80 Million (UK)

Appreciation Index: 63 (UK)

Chart Position: 28 () (UK)

Recorded on Sun 15 Jul 1979 in Television Centre 1

Davros has awoken from his centuries-long slumber and is taken prisoner by the Doctor before the Daleks can reach him. But the Daleks will stop at nothing to recover their creator.

Characters hide uncredited
Doctor Who		Tom Baker
Romana		Lalla Ward
Tyssan		Tim Barlow
Commander Sharrel		Peter Straker
Davros		David Gooderson
Agella		Suzanne Danielle
Lan		Tony Osoba
Dalek Operator		Cy Town
Dalek Operator		Mike Mungarvan
Dalek Operator		Toby Byrne (uncredited)
Dalek Operator		Tony Starr (uncredited)
Dalek Voice		Roy Skelton
Dalek Voice		David Gooderson (uncredited)
Movellan		Peter Coleclough (uncredited)
Movellan		Susan Lyle (uncredited)
Slave		Sandra Kneller (uncredited)
Slave		Hazel O'Mara (uncredited)
Slave		Denise Potter (uncredited)
Slave		Mark Boyden (uncredited)
Slave		Clinton Price (uncredited)
Slave		Erroll Turner (uncredited)
Slave		Julian Woods (uncredited)
Slave		Harold Gasnier (uncredited)
Slave		Sue Dorning (uncredited)
Slave		Sharon Richardson (uncredited)
Slave		Leslie Rae (uncredited)
Slave		Malcolm Clarke (uncredited)
Slave		David Lockner (uncredited)
Slave		Venicia Day (uncredited)
Slave		Errol M Shaker (uncredited)
Slave		Ron Tarr (uncredited)
Slave		Leroy Mitchell (uncredited)
Slave		Huntley Young (uncredited)
Slave		Louis St Juste (uncredited)
Slave		Marcus Powell (uncredited)
Movellan		Tawny Sands (uncredited)
Movellan		Inga Daly (uncredited)
Movellan		Jules (uncredited)
Movellan		Chrissi Hewett (uncredited)
Movellan		Ken Kajadhar (uncredited)
Movellan		Wilson M George (uncredited)
Movellan		Bruce Callender (uncredited)
Slave		Maggie Pilleau (uncredited)
Slave		Gito Santana (uncredited)

Production Teamhide uncredited
Writer		Terry Nation
Director		Ken Grieve
Producer		Graham Williams
Designer		Ken Ledsham
Design Assistant		Rob Harris (uncredited)
Script Editor		Douglas Adams
Costume Designer		June Hudson
Makeup Artist		Cecile Hay-Arthur
Makeup (Assistant)		Margaret McGreen (uncredited)
Makeup (Assistant)		Susan O'Mahony (uncredited)
Makeup (Assistant)		Catherine Whitfield (uncredited)
Makeup (Assistant)		Lesley Bond (uncredited)
Makeup (Assistant)		Caroline Becker (uncredited)
Visual Effects Designer		Peter Logan
Visual Effects Assistant		Ken Bomphray (uncredited)
Visual Effects Assistant		Steve Lucas (uncredited)
Visual Effects Assistant		Barbara Horne (uncredited)
K9 Operator		Steve Cambden (uncredited)
Electronic Effects		Dave Jervis
Vision Mixer		Nigel Finnis
Video-tape Editor		Alan Goddard
Studio Lighting		John Dixon
Studio Sound		Clive Gifford
Grams Operator		Gordon Phillipson (uncredited)
Technical Manager (TM2)		John Dean
Show Working Supervisor		Chick Hetherington (uncredited)
Senior Cameraman		Alec Wheal
Film Cameraman		Phil Law
Film Cameraman		Kevin Rowley
Title Music		BBC Radiophonic Workshop (uncredited)
Steadycam		Fred Hamilton
Film Recordist		Graham Bedwell
Film Camera Assistant		Roger Twyman (uncredited)
Lighting Gaffer		Monty Smart (uncredited)
Grips		Ian McNally (uncredited)
Film Op Chargehand		John Richardson (uncredited)
Film Editor		Dick Allen
Production Assistant		Henry Foster
Production Unit Manager		John Nathan-Turner
Director's Assistant		Roz Berrystone
Assistant Floor Manager		David Tilley
Assistant Floor Manager		Antony Root (uncredited)
Floor Assistant		Barbara Jones (uncredited)
Incidental Music		Dudley Simpson
Special Sound		Dick Mills
Title Music		Ron Grainer (uncredited)
Title Music Arranger		Delia Derbyshire (uncredited)
Title Sequence		Bernard Lodge (uncredited)