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SO WE MEET AGAIN, DOCTOR: Terry Nation's DALEKS made their debut in the second ever story, then proceeded to show up every few months for the next three years, each time launching a new attempt to take over the Earth, and each time ending up falling foul to metal fatigue or electric floors or the common cold. Then in The Chase they resorted to simply pursuing The Doctor round the universe - hardly inspired stuff, but when it involved not just your usual fleet of pepperpots but Abraham Lincoln, William Shakespeare, Francis Bacon, Elizabeth I, Dracula, Frankenstein, a robot Doctor and The Beatles, no-one was complaining. Peter Butterworth's MEDDLING MONK turned up twice, both times with his own TARDIS which was pretty neat, and then THE CYBERMEN were found to be living at the South Pole, but by that point Doctor Who was dead. Or so it seemed... |
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