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	Genesis of the Daleks & Exploration Earth


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Starring: Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Ian Marter & Michael Wisher
By: Terry Nation
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Released: July 2001
Publisher: BBC Audio
ISBN: 0-563-47857-8
Format: 1 x CD
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Note: Both the stories on this CD have been released separately: Genesis of the Daleks by itself, and Exploration Earth as part of The BBC Radio Episodes box set. The version of Genesis on this CD has been slightly edited for timing reasons (to fit on a single disc).
Cover blurb:
TOM BAKER AS THE DOCTOR AND ELISABETH SLADEN AS SARAH-JANE SMITH WITNESS FIRST THE CREATION OF THEIR DEADLIEST ENEMIES AND THEN THE BIRTH OF OUR PLANET IN THESE TWO THRILLING FULL-CAST STORIES
‘We’re talking about the Daleks, the most evil creatures ever invented. You must destroy them — you must complete your mission for the Time Lords!’
Genesis Of The Daleks
Tom Baker narrates an abridged version of this 1975 television adventure in which the Doctor, Sarah and Harry are sent to Skaro, home world of the Thals and the Kaleds. As a thousand year war of attrition reaches its climax, the crippled scientist Davros has created protective casings for the genetic mutations which his race will become. Only the Doctor knows what fear and misery these ‘Daleks’ will inflict upon the Universe — but with time running out, can he prevent the birth of such evil?
Exploration Earth
In this special BBC schools radio episode, not heard since its original 1976 broadcast, the TARDIS takes the Doctor and Sarah back in time to witness stages of the Earth’s development. However, as the planet evolves from a mass of heat and gas, Megron the High Lord of Chaos has his own designs on our homeworld. If his threats to endanger the stability of Earth have any substance, the existence of Mankind itself is in question!


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