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Doctor Who: Dalek
- 9th Doctor Novelisation
- Narrated by: Nicholas Briggs
- Length: 4 hrs and 48 mins
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Summary
Nicholas Briggs reads this brand new novelisation of a thrilling screen adventure for the Ninth Doctor and Rose.
The entire Dalek race, wiped out in one second. I watched it happen. I made it happen!
The Doctor and Rose arrive in an underground vault in Utah in the near future. The vault is filled with alien artefacts. Its billionaire owner, Henry van Statten, even has possession of a living alien creature, a mechanical monster in chains that he has named a Metaltron.
Seeking to help the Metaltron, the Doctor is appalled to find it is in fact a Dalek - one that has survived the horrors of the Time War, just as he has. And as the Dalek breaks loose, the Doctor is brought back to the brutality and desperation of his darkest hours spent fighting the creatures of Skaro...this time with the Earth as their battlefield.
Nicholas Briggs, who voices the Daleks in the BBC TV series, reads Robert Shearman's novelisation of his own 2005 TV script.
Reading produced by Neil Gardner.
Sound design by Simon Power.
Executive producer: Michael Stevens.
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- Mr. T. Barker
- 04-04-21
A good Dalek story
Nicholas Briggs is a excellent choice. He is voice of the Daleks and sounds a bit like the 9th Doctor. I think is one of the best new stories.
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- Jaye Garrett
- 27-11-22
My review of Dalek
😊😥Got me on the heart. Worthy of Shakespeare. Well done to you all. Yep.
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- Mrs K Johnson
- 06-12-22
A brilliant book, expands much more on episode
****SPOILERS****
I really enjoyed the tv episode of this story and the book explains in depth the story of the captured Dalek, Henry, Adam and all the other charectures backgrounds in the book, it was sweet and sad at the sme time, with the usual Dalek, Doctor interaction. I love all the 9th Doctor and Rose sories and this one is no exception. An absolute must read/listen. Brilliantly written and narrated 6 stars!!
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- @docmathoc
- 01-05-21
Much more than the TV can expose.
Verisimilitude as Shearman weaves it. To quote Pratchett “we don’t do nice, we do right” [witches].
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- duncan e c mcleod
- 07-05-21
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I loved Nic Briggs narration of this audio book and I love it so much.
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- Anonymous User
- 24-05-23
How the TV episode should have been
A wonderful expansion of this heartbreaking and profoundly disturbing tale, providing much more interesting character insights and new recurring themes tying it all together. One potential criticism, however, might be that Shearman seems rather uninterested in the Doctor and Rose - they feel a bit like extras in the story of the real main character, the titular Dalek.
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