• — • — Bret Vyon • — Kert Gantry • — Mavic Chen • — Karlton • Julian Sherrier — Zephon • — Trantis • — Malpha / Prop Man • Terence Woodfield — Celation • — Lizan • Philip Anthony — Roald • — Kirksen • Dallas Cavell — Bors • Geoffrey Cheshire — Garge • — Daxtar • James Hall — Borkar • Bill Meilen — Froyn • John Herrington — Rhynmal •,,, Gerald Taylor — •, — Dalek Voices • Michael Guest — Interviewer •,, Malcolm Rogers, — Policemen • Reg Pritchard — Man in Mackintosh • — Blossom Lefevre • Leonard Grahame — Darcy Tranton • — Steinberger P. Publication date 19 October 1989 The Australian Doctor Who fanzine had published a novelisation of the story in 1980, as issue #14/15/16 (thereafter reprinted a few times), but was not novelised by for almost ten more years, when it finally appeared in two volumes. The first, Mission to the Unknown, consisted of an adaptation of and Episodes 1–6 of Master Plan. The second, The Mutation of Time, adapted Episodes 7–12. Alienware Recovery Disk For Sale. Both were written by at the request of Terry Nation and were published in September and October 1989, respectively. Peel had intended to write the novelisation as a single, long book, but at the time Target Books had a page limit maximum which required splitting the manuscript into two parts.

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Peel made one major change to the televised storyline by placing a six-month gap between the first and second volumes; he later stated that this was to enable future writers to develop original storylines involving the character of Sara Kingdom. In May 2010 unabridged readings of both volumes by Peter Purves and Jean Marsh, with Dalek voices supplied by, were released by BBC Audiobooks. Free Workshop Manual For Peugeot 106 Tunisie. The titles were slightly modified to Daleks – Mission to the Unknown and Daleks – The Mutation of Time. Home media [ ] Episodes 5 and 10 were released on on the tape Daleks – The Early Years in July 1992, which also included the silent pre-filmed inserts, which had been then-recently recovered (see above). Soundtracks of all the episodes survive due to several fans recording the original transmissions. In 2001, the entire story (together with Mission to the Unknown) was released on, combining the best quality sections from the various collections. In November 2004, all three surviving episodes were released on, in the three-disc, along with all extant clips from the story.

The music from this serial was released as part of in 2003. References [ ]. Doctor Who News. Retrieved 28 May 2017. • Shaun Lyon; et al.

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