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* FridgeLogic: As with "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E2TheDalekInvasionOfEarth The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]", Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates! The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
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* FridgeLogic: FridgeLogic:
** As with "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E2TheDalekInvasionOfEarth The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]", Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates! The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty ofthat.that.
** Wouldn't Tom Campbell returning to the scene of the robbery a couple of minutes before it happened result in two Tom's running about? (as his other self never gets into the Tardis as he was never hit on the head).
** As with "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E2TheDalekInvasionOfEarth The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]", Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates! The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of
** Wouldn't Tom Campbell returning to the scene of the robbery a couple of minutes before it happened result in two Tom's running about? (as his other self never gets into the Tardis as he was never hit on the head).
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* {{Narm}}
** The silly cry one of the rebels gives as he leaps on the Robomen advancing up the ramp of the flying saucer.
** The Robomen finally turn on the Daleks...but first stop to take off their hats.
** The silly cry one of the rebels gives as he leaps on the Robomen advancing up the ramp of the flying saucer.
** The Robomen finally turn on the Daleks...but first stop to take off their hats.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Tom jokes about getting an OBE at the end of the film after apprehending the would-be crook. Creator/BernardCribbins did get an actual OBE in 2011.
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** Tom jokes about getting an OBE at the end of the film after apprehending the would-be crook. Creator/BernardCribbins did get an actual OBE in2011.2011.
** Dr. Who says the Daleks will never dare land on Earth again. It's not even the last time they conquer it.
** Tom jokes about getting an OBE at the end of the film after apprehending the would-be crook. Creator/BernardCribbins did get an actual OBE in
** Dr. Who says the Daleks will never dare land on Earth again. It's not even the last time they conquer it.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Conway is played by Creator/KeithMarsh, who would later be best known for playing Jacko in ''Series/LoveThyNeighbour''.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Tom was the first police officer to join the TARDIS, decades before Yaz.
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* FridgeLogic: As with "The Dalek Invasion of Earth," Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates! The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
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* FridgeLogic: As with "The "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E2TheDalekInvasionOfEarth The Dalek Invasion of Earth," Earth]]", Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates! The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
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* Sugarwiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome:
** The Dalek Saucer is a superb piece of model work: detailed and robustly bulky, it gives a strong impression of size and might.
** A Dalek gradually breaks the surface of the Thames as it charges through the water towards the bank - a spectacular showcasing of the beloved Dalek image.
** Some very ImpressivePyrotechnics.
** The Dalek Saucer is a superb piece of model work: detailed and robustly bulky, it gives a strong impression of size and might.
** A Dalek gradually breaks the surface of the Thames as it charges through the water towards the bank - a spectacular showcasing of the beloved Dalek image.
** Some very ImpressivePyrotechnics.
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* FridgeLogic: As with "The Dalek Invasion of Earth," Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates!
** The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
** The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
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* FridgeLogic: As with "The Dalek Invasion of Earth," Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates!
**candidates! The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Tom jokes about getting an OBE at the end of the film after apprehending the would-be crook. Creator/BernardCribbins did get an actual OBE in 2011.
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** The ''less intelligent'' (for lack of a better word) are clearly less of a threat to the Daleks than anyone with a high level of scientific or engineering knowledge as the main thing that the Daleks have over us is their huge technological advantage. If the humans were to start reverse-engineering that technology or turn it against them somehow then they would be in serious trouble - which is exactly what the Doctor does in the film's conclusion. WhyDontYouJustShootHim is in full effect here of course, but the TV series is just as guilty of that.
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* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Generally regarded as way more entertaining (and less insulting) than ''Film/DrWhoAndTheDaleks''.
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* FridgeLogic: As with "The Dalek Invasion of Earth," Dr. Who and his friends escape an intelligence test. Viewers may wonder ''why'' an intelligence test is a necessary step to becoming a Roboman. The authors of the nonfiction volume ''TheDiscontinuityGuide'' speculate that the test is a way of eliminating the more intelligent candidates!candidates!
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Generally regarded as way more entertaining (and less insulting) than ''Film/DrWhoAndTheDaleks''.
* SurprisinglyImprovedSequel: Generally regarded as way more entertaining (and less insulting) than ''Film/DrWhoAndTheDaleks''.
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