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This book is awesome! It was just like watching an episode of Doctor Who. The author did a good job of appealing yo the readers scenes. I recommend this book to all doctor who fans. I hope to read more books like this one. Aug 25, Joseph rated it liked it. The first book is a novelization of the programme of the same name. There are added tidbits and of course the apocryphal name of the Doctor. It is a good read and especially fun if you have seen the programme before, but not in a while. The second book is an original story for the tenth doctor that is chronologically placed during the specials season of the show. It is meant to be an original adventure. It has some interesting characters and an inquisitor Dalek. Other than that it is not "stellar The first book is a novelization of the programme of the same name. Other than that it is not "stellar" storytelling. I believe it was included to ride along with the popularity of the first story. Oct 28, Amy Figueroa rated it really liked it Shelves: my-books , doctor-who. I unfortunately have shelved "Remembrance of the Daleks" after 70 pages as I found it a bit difficult to follow. The perspective changes were sudden and sometimes hard to place with so many characters involved at the same time. But "Prisoner of the Daleks" definitely proved to be a positively brilliant read. The battle of morals and ethics really came through and I could easily see it all play out as an episode. Would be 5 stars if not for the first story issues. Dec 23, Lauren rated it really liked it Shelves: doctor-who , fantasy , media-tie-in , mystery , adventure , science-fiction , read-books , fiction. Interesting and entertaining stories. 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This is a collection of two Doctor Who stories. The first is the novelization of a classic Who story and it reads like a bad novelization. I quit after about fifty pages. It was just bad. One star. The second is a story during the end of the tenth Doctors tenure. It is a stand-alone novel, not a novelization of a show, and is a lot of fun. There are This is a collection of two Doctor Who stories. The Eleventh is investigating a rift in space- time in the present day. And one other - the man they used to be but never speak of - is fighting the Daleks in the darkest days of the Time War. Driven by demons and despair, this battle-scarred Doctor is set to take a devastating decision that will threaten the survival of the entire universe By: Steven Moffatt. For many thousands of years, the Suthekh had waited Now at last the time had come - the moment of release, when all the force of his pent-up evil and malice would be unleashed upon the world. He and Mel don't have to wait long before they discover the culprit, Sabalom Glitz. Glitz is hot on the trail of hidden treasure, and the Doctor decides to join him. An unabridged reading of this novelisation of a classic TV adventure featuring the Second Doctor, as played by Patrick Troughton. In the far future, a group of humans is living an idyllic existence on a distant planet. Their colony is run like a gigantic holiday camp, and nothing seems to trouble their carefree existence. When one of them claims that the colony is being invaded by hideous monsters, no one takes him seriously. By: Ian Stuart Black. The Doctor brings Ace home to Perivale - but on a summer Sunday it seems the least lively place in the universe. All the members of Ace's old gang have gone away - each one disappeared. What is killing the domestic pets of Perivale? Who are the horsemen whose hoofprints scar the recreation ground? Where have the missing persons been taken? Is the Doctor stepping into a well-prepared trap - and if so, can it be the work of the Doctor's old adversary, the Master? By: Rona Munro. When the Doctor is arrested for the murder, a hideous, dark, cowled figure is gleefully watching in the shadows. The planet Chloris is very fertile, but metal is in short supply, and has therefore become extremely valuable. A huge creature, with most unusual physical properties, arrives from an alien planet and can provide Chloris with metal from its own unlimited supplies, in exchange for chlorophyll. By: David Fisher. An unabridged reading of Ben Aaronovitch's novelisation of his classic TV adventure featuring the Seventh Doctor. The last time he was there, he left something behind--a powerful Time Lord artefact that could unlock the secrets of time travel. Can the Doctor retrieve the Hand of Omega before two rival factions of Daleks track it down? And even if he can, how will he prevent the whole of London from becoming a war zone as the Daleks meet in an explosive confrontation? I loved this tv serial and the novelization based on it as a kid. The audio is very good to. The novelization gave more information, and better character depth that was not shown on tv. Also the special effects that did not come out well in serial, come out better in word form. Terry Malory does a good job as narrator, he was always great as Davros, but I'm afraid he doesn't do a great job impersonating Sylvester Mccoy. The Seventh Doctor and Ace will always be one of my favorite teams. I hope they do more audios of their adventures. Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? I would heartily recommend this audiobook to any fan of Doctor Who. The book is a classic in its own right as it seems to add extra detail such as back stories for the ICMG. I also love the way that the author treats you with respect throughout and makes the Daleks terrifying. What did you like best about this story? Apart from the aforementioned respect of the author, my favourite part of the audiobook was how it managed to make a story I have enjoyed multiple times in different formats, feel fresh and new again. You really start to like even the most obscure of the named characters which is very rare in novelisations. Which character — as performed by Terry Molloy — was your favourite? Of all the characters I feel his narration most suited either The Doctor himself - even with his sometimes funny attempts to match McCoy's Scottish accent! His narration is perfect for matching the Doctor's Machiavellian scheme both in triumph and frustrated desperation as well as the military crispness of the Group Captain. Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? 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More Details Other Editions 1. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Doctor Who , please sign up. What doctor is this centered around? Abby M. Ganhar 7th and 10th doctors. See 1 question about Doctor Who…. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Dec 21, Abby M. Ganhar rated it it was amazing Shelves: in-love-with-dat- cover , doctor-who , favorites. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. So, I actually got this book on sale -- a bookstore had too many of them in stock and put them on sale for more than half off. An inexpensive Doctor Who book was just too tempting to pass up, to the point where I even dragged this heavy tone across country with me so I could actually read the whole thing. And BOY was it worth it! At first, though, I was beginning to have my doubts. Because while Remembrance of the Daleks isn't a bad book by any means it was a very, very poor choice to have first So, I actually got this book on sale -- a bookstore had too many of them in stock and put them on sale for more than half off. Because while Remembrance of the Daleks isn't a bad book by any means it was a very, very poor choice to have first in this double-feature. It would have been better to start with Prisoner of the Daleks, which was written for the page and has a stronger writing voice overall, and then have Remembrance, which is a novelization of an episode from the classic series as a cool bonus afterward. I imagine Remembrance was written with those who have already seen the episode in mind. It's just your typical novelization of a televised work, simplistic, to the point, a little bit inside the characters heads beyond what you'd see on screen but nothing too earth-shatteringly different so as to mess with the established head-canon of the already present fanbase. I actually haven't seen this episode, so I found this bare-bones method a little confusing, at times frustrating, and not really to my taste in general. I had a tough time following it during certain chapters, and I don't feel it was the best introduction I could have had to the seventh doctor, either. I actually somewhat regret this being my introduction to him, as he seems like a really dark, interesting version of the Doctor but this was such an awkward way to start his era for me. Honestly, I sort of wish that I'd waited on this one and maybe read "Human Nature" first -- I just think I'd have understood him better than way. That said, if you are a fan of Remembrance of the Daleks I've seen commenters who say it's their favorite of classic who then you'd probably LOVE the first novel in this tome as you're plainly the target audience for it. The most positive thing I can say about it personally at the moment is that I did enjoy the way Ace's character was written, and while I maintain this is a poor intro to the seventh doctor, I couldn't have wanted a better one to this particular companion of his. Oh, and I also liked the scene where Ace and the Doctor switch places in the car while driving. Even though that is clearly a visual gag that doesn't translate brilliantly to page, picturing that in my mind was still bloody hilarious and made for some serious giggles. Now, on to the REAL gem. Prisoner of the freaking Daleks ya'll! Just loved it. I didn't know quite what to expect when I started because I knew only two things about it going in. Well, while I don't agree that it's THAT dark -- I mean, yeah we get the Doctor being physically tortured by really evil Dalek but it's not graphically described or anything and the psychological bits weren't anything worse than you see a standard RTD era episode; common, I eat darker stuff for breakfast sometimes -- it's definitely a very somber, thoughtful novel as opposed to being entirely spacey and puum-puum laser guns. Basically, the Doctor has a run in with Dalek bounty hunters, one of which he seems to be briefly considering making a companion of she dies really early on, which is kind of the point because she's more adventurous and smart and less bloody-thirsty and thuggish than her team members. The Captain of the bounty hunters, Jon Bowman, blames the Doctor for things going wrong and Stella dying, even though he really had nothing to do with it, and they clash heads quite a bit. Especially when Bowman tortures a Dalek by peeling it from its casing despite the Doctor telling him not to. But things escalate and the remaining bounty hunters and Doctor eventually find themselves prisoners in a kind of Dalek work camp think Holes, but no one gets a break after digging and they're looking for a space-time rift thing and not buried treasure. The Doctor and Bowman are not to put to work however, but are taken in for questioning and torture while the others are killed and injured and forced to work in their place, chained to each other Eventually the Daleks are tricked into thinking the Doctor lost the Tardis key I know it sounds silly, but it works in the story, I swear and a lot of confusion ensues during which the Doctor is able to turn the tables and escape with the only two remaining hunters, Bowman and Koral at one point he tried to bring a mother and child in the Tardis too, to save them from the work camp, but the Daleks prevented this. And to my surprise, I was disappointed to see the story end. I'd been following it with great interest to see how they would get out of this one, and while the conclusion was satisfying enough, I wanted to spend more time with these people I'd grown so curious about. I wanted to SEE Jon find his parents and introduce Koral to them, not just know that was going to happen. And I wanted to see what happened to the Doctor after he left Dalek X behind broken and injured but not dead -- and then I remembered, I already had, because it shares continuity with the TV specials, even if Dalek X doesn't feature on the show. So there's that, of course. So, yeah, really good book just as a book and a real treat as a Doctor Who fan-service story as well. Gold stars all around from my end. Color me impressed. Honestly, I found this story so pleasing that I kind of hope someone adapts it for an actual episode some day with another Doctor kind of like how Human Nature was a novel about Seven, but it was a TV Episode for Ten. Frankly, even if it was with a version of the Doctor I didn't particularly care for, in a season I didn't like, I'd still watch this if they ever made it -- even if just to see Bowman, Stella, Cuttin' Edge and Koral come to life on screen. May 16, Malcolm rated it it was amazing. This book is awesome! It was just like watching an episode of Doctor Who. The author did a good job of appealing yo the readers scenes. I recommend this book to all doctor who fans. I hope to read more books like this one. Aug 25, Joseph rated it liked it. The first book is a novelization of the programme of the same name. There are added tidbits and of course the apocryphal name of the Doctor. It is a good read and especially fun if you have seen the programme before, but not in a while. The second book is an original story for the tenth doctor that is chronologically placed during the specials season of the show. It is meant to be an original adventure. It has some interesting characters and an inquisitor Dalek. Other than that it is not "stellar The first book is a novelization of the programme of the same name. Other than that it is not "stellar" storytelling. I believe it was included to ride along with the popularity of the first story. Oct 28, Amy Figueroa rated it really liked it Shelves: my-books , doctor-who. I unfortunately have shelved "Remembrance of the Daleks" after 70 pages as I found it a bit difficult to follow. The perspective changes were sudden and sometimes hard to place with so many characters involved at the same time. But "Prisoner of the Daleks" definitely proved to be a positively brilliant read. The battle of morals and ethics really came through and I could easily see it all play out as an episode. Would be 5 stars if not for the first story issues. Dec 23, Lauren rated it really liked it Shelves: doctor-who , fantasy , media-tie-in , mystery , adventure , science-fiction , read-books , fiction. Doctor Who Remembrace of the daleks 3. Asylum of the Daleks: Doctor Who stars on the biggest Dalek episode yet. Digital Spy. Lego Dimensions Doctor Who - All 12 13? Doctors, Daleks, Tardis, Cyberman. Xuanshenika KY POA. Leonard Bryant. Who Recons. Captain Streaming. Remembrance of the Daleks - Wikipedia

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Once, a girl called Ace travelled the universe with the Doctor - until, in the wake of a terrible tragedy they parted company. Now, decades on, she is known as Dorothy McShane, the reclusive millionaire philanthropist who heads the global organisation A Charitable Earth. Nightmares that begin just as scores of young runaways are vanishing from the dark alleyways of London. By: Sophie Aldred. Its three keepers have lately noticed a strange fog, and one has seen an eerie light in the water. Soon one of them is dead, and Old Reuben believes that legend is about to become reality. When the Doctor and Leela arrive, they become involved in a frightening fight for survival. On Skaro, the home world of the Daleks, the Doctor encounters the militaristic Movellans - who have come to Skaro on a secret mission - whilst his companion Romana falls into the hands of the Daleks themselves. It soon becomes apparent that the Daleks have returned to their abandoned home city with a crucial objective, one which they hope will give them the advantage in a strategic war. When the Doctor realises what the Daleks are up to, he is compelled to intervene. By: Terry Nation. If you thought magic was confined to one country - think again. Trier: famous for wine, Romans, and being Germany's oldest city. When a man is found dead with his body impossibly covered in a fungal rot, the local authorities know they are out of their depth. But fortunately this is Germany, where there are procedures for everything. Nicholas Briggs reads the brand-new novelisation of the spectacular 50th anniversary TV episode. When the entire universe is at stake, three different Doctors will unite to save it. The Eleventh is investigating a rift in space-time in the present day. And one other - the man they used to be but never speak of - is fighting the Daleks in the darkest days of the Time War. Driven by demons and despair, this battle-scarred Doctor is set to take a devastating decision that will threaten the survival of the entire universe By: Steven Moffatt. For many thousands of years, the Suthekh had waited Now at last the time had come - the moment of release, when all the force of his pent-up evil and malice would be unleashed upon the world. He and Mel don't have to wait long before they discover the culprit, Sabalom Glitz. Glitz is hot on the trail of hidden treasure, and the Doctor decides to join him. An unabridged reading of this novelisation of a classic TV adventure featuring the Second Doctor, as played by Patrick Troughton. In the far future, a group of humans is living an idyllic existence on a distant planet. Their colony is run like a gigantic holiday camp, and nothing seems to trouble their carefree existence. When one of them claims that the colony is being invaded by hideous monsters, no one takes him seriously. By: Ian Stuart Black. The Doctor brings Ace home to Perivale - but on a summer Sunday it seems the least lively place in the universe. All the members of Ace's old gang have gone away - each one disappeared. What is killing the domestic pets of Perivale? Who are the horsemen whose hoofprints scar the recreation ground? Where have the missing persons been taken? Is the Doctor stepping into a well-prepared trap - and if so, can it be the work of the Doctor's old adversary, the Master? By: Rona Munro. When the Doctor is arrested for the murder, a hideous, dark, cowled figure is gleefully watching in the shadows. The planet Chloris is very fertile, but metal is in short supply, and has therefore become extremely valuable. A huge creature, with most unusual physical properties, arrives from an alien planet and can provide Chloris with metal from its own unlimited supplies, in exchange for chlorophyll. By: David Fisher. An unabridged reading of Ben Aaronovitch's novelisation of his classic TV adventure featuring the Seventh Doctor. The last time he was there, he left something behind--a powerful Time Lord artefact that could unlock the secrets of time travel.

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He initially developed a story idea which later became Battlefield , before Cartmel then commissioned Aaronovitch to write the Dalek story, originally titled Nemesis of the Doctor. Despite initial concerns, the storyline was approved. As such, Aaronovitch wanted there to be a spirit of the Doctor just wanting to tackle the Daleks. He decided to reveal the Daleks in the middle of the first episode instead of as its cliffhanger, and then have the latter be a Dalek levitating up stairs to surprise viewers. Remembrance was intended to put it to rest, though Cartmel noted that the joke was still prevalent. Remembrance of the Daleks , the first story in Doctor Who 's twenty-fifth anniversary season , [10] contains many intentional references to the series' past, something Aaronovitch felt was fun. Foreman" is misspelled "I. Rachel, a scientific advisor from Cambridge , is similar to Liz Shaw , and she shares a conversation with Gilmore that is reminiscent of a conversation between the Brigadier and Liz in Spearhead from Space Aaronovitch "couldn't resist" the reference, and clarified that it was meant as a joke and was not to be taken seriously. To protect the secret of Davros' presence in the story, Terry Molloy was credited in part three under an anagram, "Roy Tromelly". Sophie Aldred and Karen Gledhil, who had watched the programme when they were younger, were awed to work with him. The computer was voiced by John Leeson , who previously played the Doctor's robot dog companion K Leeson was asked to make his voice sound like Davros', to trick viewers into thinking the computer was Davros, and watched past episodes for reference. Remembrance of the Daleks was also the first story in which Aldred's Ace was a regular companion, [7] having joined at the end of Dragonfire. She found the experience "terrifying" at first. The director, Andrew Morgan, wanted to improve upon his last effort, Time and the Rani Feeling that the script was worth it, extra money was put into the production. Forman junkyard. For the levitating Dalek, a scaffolding was built over the stairs, and the Dalek prop was placed in a tray that was hoisted up by a rail-mounted trolley. McCoy recalled that after the first explosions, a number of car alarms in the neighborhood went off, and the emergency services drivers were surprised when they arrived to see Daleks coming at them from out of the smoke. The first episode begins with a cold open , the second serial to have a specially-shot pretitles sequence after Time and the Rani , though Castrovalva began with a reprise of Logopolis , and The Five Doctors featured a clip from The Dalek Invasion of Earth before the title sequence. Many other clips from the early 60s were planned but did not make the final cut. James Chapman , in his book Inside the TARDIS , reported that the plot to revisit the Doctor's past and origins has been compared to a comic book trend in the s to reinterpret the origin stories of comic-book characters. He also noted that the many continuity references in the story displayed a knowledge of the series' history, but that Remembrance of the Daleks was "neither a celebration of the Doctor Who legacy" like The Five Doctors , "nor an exercise in fan-obsessive continuity" as was displayed in Attack of the Cybermen The battle between the factions of Daleks has been likened to racism, which is apparent in the s setting as Ace sees a sign that says "No Coloureds". Cartmel was particularly proud of the scene and, when it was screened to BBC Head of Drama Mark Shivas , rewound the tape because Shivas had missed the sequence due to a phone call. Shivas felt that Ace should have torn the sign up, and Cartmel agreed it was a missed opportunity. This story was the first time the programme was transmitted — albeit only in the London region — with NICAM stereo sound. Retrospective reviews have been mostly positive. Paul Cornell , Martin Day , and Keith Topping wrote in The Discontinuity Guide , "The best Doctor Who story in some considerable time, Remembrance of the Daleks reintroduced mystery and magic into the series with much intelligence and revisionist continuity". Club reviewer Christopher Bahn, despite noting that the production had not aged well visually, called Remembrance of the Daleks "the Seventh Doctor era at its best". He was positive towards how going back to An Unearthly Child allowed Aaronovitch and Cartmel to "showcase their new, more devious master-planner version of the Doctor", as well as the action and the character moments for Ace. Doyle Wallis, reviewing the original DVD release, gave the story three and a half out of five stars, calling it "a good Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times praised the serial for "attempting to honour the programme's roots, even if, sadly, the effect is more of the present clomping all over the past", and questioned how the Doctor could have known about the Daleks in if he did not meet them until he left. He was also critical of the supporting characters and McCoy and Ace; he felt McCoy "struggles to convey gravitas" in the changes that had been made to his character, and while Aldred brought "gusto", Ace was "a peculiarly safe, middle-class rendering of a streetwise kid". Mulkern wrote that the action scenes were handled well, but some of the Daleks looked "fragile" and destroying Skaro was double genocide. He praised the action, references, and the Doctor's active involvement in the plot, but criticised the music and also questioned how the Doctor would have been able to plant the Hand of Omega for the Daleks. Sinnot also felt the Daleks acted "stupid" in some scenes, and wrote that the relationship between Ace and Mike was "clumsy and awkward". However, Anders felt that the execution was "pants, with Sylvester McCoy pulling some dreadful faces". A novelisation of this serial, written by Ben Aaronovitch , was published by Target Books in June Its use of a "darker Doctor and more modern approach" has been seen as influencing the Virgin New Adventures , a series of more adult original novels that continued the Doctor Who story after the series was canceled. The phrase is used throughout the Virgin New Adventures series to refer to the increasingly dark actions of the Seventh Doctor and is referred to again in " Journey's End " where Davros condemns the Tenth Doctor as the "Destroyer of Worlds". The novelisation was rereleased in as part of a 50th anniversary collection of novels reprinted for each Doctor. Remembrance of the Daleks was the only novelisation in the range. The original Region 2 DVD release has some video effects missing from episode 1 and the start of episode 2. This was an unforeseen consequence of the Restoration Team using earlier edits of these episodes to minimize generational quality loss, made before certain effects were added. Kramer and the Dakotas version of the same song, while the latter was replaced with "generic production music". The story was included as part of a limited run box set in with The Dalek Invasion of Earth and Resurrection of the Daleks. 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World of Books USA was founded in We offer great value books on a wide range of subjects and we now ship over two million orders each year to satisfied customers throughout the world. We take great pride in our prompt delivery, first class customer service and excellent feedback. While we do our best to provide good quality books for you to read, there is no escaping the fact that it has been owned and read by someone else before you. It may well show signs of wear and tear, however each one of our books is hand-checked by our dedicated team for defects before shipping. World of Books sells quality used products at competitive prices to over 2 million customers worldwide each year. We want your experience with World of Books to be enjoyable and problem free. Over the past 8 years World of Books has seen the inventory grow from to over 1 Million books in stock. We all like the idea of saving a bit of cash, so when we found out how many good quality used products are out there - we just had to let you know! All of our items are checked for quality before they go on sale and we like to think that our prices mean that no item is beyond your budget. At World of Books we are committed to minimising our environmental impact. Each month we recycle over 2. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. We believe that it is a travesty to simply throw away a used book or DVD when there is nothing wrong with it - we believe in giving each book or DVD the chance of finding a new home. Skip to main content. Email to friends Share on Facebook - opens in a new window or tab Share on Twitter - opens in a new window or tab Share on Pinterest - opens in a new window or tab. Add to Watchlist. Picture Information. Mouse over to Zoom - Click to enlarge. Have one to sell? Sell now - Have one to sell? 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