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* ExecutiveMeddling: Despite the intent for this to be the end of the species, Innes Floyd and production assistant Michael Combe were apparently told at different times ''not'' to kill the Daleks. Combe decided to add [[TheEndOrIsIt one of the Dalek emperor’s bulbs still flashing to signify they weren’t completely dead.]]
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** Because of David Innes’ cutback on six-part storylines to save money, Creator/MichaelCraze and Creator/AnnekeWells were let go during the making of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS8E8TheFacelessOnes The Faceless Ones]]". They were intended to leave in this story.
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** Because of David Innes’ cutback on six-part storylines to save money, Creator/MichaelCraze and Creator/AnnekeWells Creator/AnnekeWills were let go during the making of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS8E8TheFacelessOnes "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E8TheFacelessOnes The Faceless Ones]]". They Ben and Polly were intended to leave in this story.
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* ExiledFromContinuity: The serial was supposed to depict the true and genuine final end of the Daleks. Creator/TerryNation was going to sell a Dalek Pilot in America. The pilot fell through, and by [[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E1DayOfTheDaleks 1972]], the Daleks were back from their long exile from continuity. (This was parodied on a special feature on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E7TheWarGames The War Games]]" in which two {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Time Lords dubbed into the trial sequence cut off the Doctor from showing images of the Daleks 'for copyright reasons'.)
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* ExiledFromContinuity: The serial was supposed to depict the true and genuine final end of the Daleks. As Creator/TerryNation was going expected to sell a Dalek Pilot in America. The America, this was intended to be the final end of the villains. But the pilot fell through, and by [[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E1DayOfTheDaleks 1972]], the Daleks were back from their long exile from continuity.returned into the main show. (This was parodied on a special feature on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E7TheWarGames The War Games]]" in which two {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Time Lords dubbed into the trial sequence cut off the Doctor from showing images of the Daleks 'for copyright reasons'.)
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** Dalek creator Creator/TerryNation wasn’t to see his creation through, as he was working on getting a Dalek SpinOff made.
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** Dalek creator Creator/TerryNation wasn’t able to see his creation through, as he was working on getting a Dalek SpinOff made.made.
** Because of David Innes’ cutback on six-part storylines to save money, Creator/MichaelCraze and Creator/AnnekeWells were let go during the making of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS8E8TheFacelessOnes The Faceless Ones]]". They were intended to leave in this story.
** Because of David Innes’ cutback on six-part storylines to save money, Creator/MichaelCraze and Creator/AnnekeWells were let go during the making of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS8E8TheFacelessOnes The Faceless Ones]]". They were intended to leave in this story.
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* WorkingTitle: ''The Daleks''. ''War of the Daleks'' was also rumoured.
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* WorkingTitle: ''The Daleks''. Daleks'', or ''War of the Daleks'' was also rumoured.Daleks''.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: During filming of the last episode Timothy Combe got a call from Sydney Newman telling him "Don't kill the Daleks". Not wanting to redo the whole thing, Combe had a "bulb" idea that he'd have some of the destroyed Daleks with flashing lights, giving the implication that they were still alive.
* ExiledFromContinuity: The serial was supposed to depict the true and genuine final end of the Daleks. It was going to stick — because Creator/TerryNation wanted to sell a Dalek show in America. The pilot fell through, and by [[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E1DayOfTheDaleks 1972]], the Daleks were back from their long exile from continuity. (This was parodied on a special feature on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E7TheWarGames The War Games]]" in which two {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Time Lords dubbed into the trial sequence cut off the Doctor from showing images of the Daleks 'for copyright reasons'.)
* ExiledFromContinuity: The serial was supposed to depict the true and genuine final end of the Daleks. It was going to stick — because Creator/TerryNation wanted to sell a Dalek show in America. The pilot fell through, and by [[Recap/DoctorWhoS9E1DayOfTheDaleks 1972]], the Daleks were back from their long exile from continuity. (This was parodied on a special feature on the DVD of "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS6E7TheWarGames The War Games]]" in which two {{Cloudcuckoolander}} Time Lords dubbed into the trial sequence cut off the Doctor from showing images of the Daleks 'for copyright reasons'.)
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* HostilityOnTheSet: There was reportedly some tension during the recording, with some claiming that Derek Martinus was not popular from the cast. This is usually accredited to Creator/FrazerHines overhearing a conversation while hiding in a Dalek casing.
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** Creator/TerryNation was unable to write this story, as he was working on getting his Dalek SpinOff made.
** Originally, the Doctor and Edward Waterfield were to travel back to Earth in the year 20,000 BC and retrieve a caveman named Og, from whom the Doctor is to deduce the essence of humanity. The Daleks' plan was to eradicate this quality from every generation of man, thereby eliminating Earth as a threat. Meanwhile, Jamie and Victoria were held hostage on Skaro. The character of Bob Hall was initially called Bill, and was a gangster. Anne Waterfield — probably Victoria's mother — also featured in the plot in the early stages of its gestation.
** Creator/AnnekeWills and Creator/MichaelCraze were both contracted up to Episode 2 of this serial to appear as Polly and Ben. However, it had been decided during the previous serial that the characters would be dropped; consequently both actors had their contracts paid up and were released after Episode 2 of [[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E8TheFacelessOnes "The Faceless Ones"]].
** There were plans to make Mollie Dawson stay on as a companion before Creator/InnesLloyd decided on Victoria.
** Originally, the Doctor and Edward Waterfield were to travel back to Earth in the year 20,000 BC and retrieve a caveman named Og, from whom the Doctor is to deduce the essence of humanity. The Daleks' plan was to eradicate this quality from every generation of man, thereby eliminating Earth as a threat. Meanwhile, Jamie and Victoria were held hostage on Skaro. The character of Bob Hall was initially called Bill, and was a gangster. Anne Waterfield — probably Victoria's mother — also featured in the plot in the early stages of its gestation.
** Creator/AnnekeWills and Creator/MichaelCraze were both contracted up to Episode 2 of this serial to appear as Polly and Ben. However, it had been decided during the previous serial that the characters would be dropped; consequently both actors had their contracts paid up and were released after Episode 2 of [[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E8TheFacelessOnes "The Faceless Ones"]].
** There were plans to make Mollie Dawson stay on as a companion before Creator/InnesLloyd decided on Victoria.
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** Dalek creator Creator/TerryNation was unable wasn’t to write this story, see his creation through, as he was working on getting his a Dalek SpinOff made.
** Originally, the Doctor and Edward Waterfield were to travel back to Earth in the year 20,000 BC and retrieve a caveman named Og, from whom the Doctor is to deduce the essence of humanity. The Daleks' plan was to eradicate this quality from every generation of man, thereby eliminating Earth as a threat. Meanwhile, Jamie and Victoria were held hostage on Skaro. The character of Bob Hall was initially called Bill, and was a gangster. Anne Waterfield — probably Victoria's mother — also featured in the plot in the early stages of its gestation.
** Creator/AnnekeWills and Creator/MichaelCraze were both contracted up to Episode 2 of this serial to appear as Polly and Ben. However, it had been decided during the previous serial that the characters would be dropped; consequently both actors had their contracts paid up and were released after Episode 2 of [[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E8TheFacelessOnes "The Faceless Ones"]].
** There were plans to make Mollie Dawson stay on as a companion before Creator/InnesLloyd decided on Victoria.made.
** Originally, the Doctor and Edward Waterfield were to travel back to Earth in the year 20,000 BC and retrieve a caveman named Og, from whom the Doctor is to deduce the essence of humanity. The Daleks' plan was to eradicate this quality from every generation of man, thereby eliminating Earth as a threat. Meanwhile, Jamie and Victoria were held hostage on Skaro. The character of Bob Hall was initially called Bill, and was a gangster. Anne Waterfield — probably Victoria's mother — also featured in the plot in the early stages of its gestation.
** Creator/AnnekeWills and Creator/MichaelCraze were both contracted up to Episode 2 of this serial to appear as Polly and Ben. However, it had been decided during the previous serial that the characters would be dropped; consequently both actors had their contracts paid up and were released after Episode 2 of [[Recap/DoctorWhoS4E8TheFacelessOnes "The Faceless Ones"]].
** There were plans to make Mollie Dawson stay on as a companion before Creator/InnesLloyd decided on Victoria.
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** Sonny Caldinez (Kemel) appeared in four more ''Who'' serials after this, albeit clad in a head-to-toe fiberglass Ice Warrior costume. Even if you don't see his face, his very non-English name sticks out in the credits.
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** Sonny Caldinez (Kemel) appeared in four more ''Who'' serials after this, albeit clad in a head-to-toe fiberglass Ice Warrior costume. Even if you don't see his face, his very non-English name sticks out in the credits.
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