'The Daleks' Master Plan' (12 Parts) Story Code 'V' by Terry Nation (1-5,7) and Dennis Spooner (6,8-12)

The TARDIS lands on the jungle planet of Kembel in 4000AD, where the Doctor, Steven and Katarina meet Space Security Service Agent Brett Vyon, who has been sent by his superiors in search of Agent Marc Cory. They find Corey's tape, and learn of the Daleks' scheme, which involves the use of a weapon called the Time Destructor. They decide to warn the Earth authorities, but discover that the human leader Mavic Chen, Guardian of the Solar System, is a traitor in league with the Daleks. Chen has given the Daleks the Taranium Core, a vital component of the Time Destructor, but the Doctor manages to steal the Core, disrupting the Daleks' plans, and he and his companions are forced to flee in Chen's space ship. They are forced to land on Desperus, a prison planet, where a convict called Kirksen stows away, and holds Katarina as a hostage. Katarina opens the ship's airlock out into space, killing Kirksen and sacrificing herself to let the Doctor, Steven and Brett escape. Chen dispatches Space Security Agent Sara Kingdom to track down the Doctor and his friends. Sara is unaware of Chen's treachery, and kills Brett, who is her own brother, before she is convinced of the truth, and joins forces with the Doctor. They travel to the volcanic planet Tigrus, where they meet the Doctor's old adversary the Monk; arrive in ancient Egypt; and finally arrive back on Kembel. Here the Doctor attempts to steal the Time Destructor, and turns it against the Daleks, destroying them. Unfortunately Sara ignores his instructions to return to the TARDIS, and is also killed.

William Hartnell (Dr Who), Peter Purves (Steven), Adrienne Hill (Katarina), Brian Cant (Kert Gantry), Nicholas Courtney (Bret Vyon), Pamela Greer (Lizan), Philip Anthony (Roald), Kevin Stoney (Mavic Chen), Michael Guest (Interviewer); David Graham, Peter Hawkins (Dalek Voices); Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser, John Scott Martin, Gerald Taylor (Daleks); Julian Sherrier (Zephon), Roy Evans (Trantis), Douglas Sheldon (Kirksen), Dallas Cavell (Bors), Geoffrey Cheshire (Garge), Maurice Browning (Karlton), Jean Marsh (Sara Kingdom / Sara), Roger Avon (Daxtar), James Hall (Borkar), Bill Metley (Froyn), John Herrington (Rhymnal), Clifford Earl (Station Sergeant), Norman Mitchell (First Policeman), Malcolm Rogers (Second Policeman), Kenneth Thornett (Detective-Inspector), Reg Pritchard (Man in MacIntosh), Sheila Dunn (Blossom Lefevre), Leonard Grahame (Darcy Tranton), Royston Tickner (Steinberger P. Green), Mark Ross (Ingmar Knopf), Conrad Monk (Assistant Director), David James (Arab Sheik), Paula Topham (Vamp), Robert G. Jewell (Clown), Albert Barrington (Professor Webster), Buddy Windrush (Prop Man), Steve Machin (Cameraman), Terrance Woodfield (Celation), Peter Butterworth (The Meddling Monk), Roger Brierley (Trevor), Bruce Wightman (Scott), Jeffrey Isaac (Khephren), Derek Ware (Tuthmos), Walter Randall (Hyksos), Bryan Mosley (Malpha)

Produced by John Wiles
Directed by Douglas Camfield

TX:
'The Nightmare Begins' - 13th November, 1965 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Day of Armageddon' - 20th November, 1965 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Devil's Planet' - 27th November, 1965 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'The Traitors' - 4th December, 1965 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Counter Plot' - 11th December, 1965 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Coronas of the Sun' - 18th December, 1965 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'The Feast of Steven' - 25th December, 1965 @ 6.35pm - 7.00pm
'Volcano' - 1st January, 1966 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Golden Death' - 8th January, 1966 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Escape Switch' - 15th January, 1966 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'The Abandoned Planet' - 22th January, 1966 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm
'Destruction of Time' - 29th January, 1966 @ 5.50pm - 6.15pm

Notes:
*Featuring the First Doctor, Vicki and Steven

*Parts 1, 3-4, 6-9 and 11-12 are missing, but audio recordings exist

*Working title: 'Doctor Who and the Daleks'; the first draft of episode 5 was called 'There's Something Just Behind You', episode 9 was originally 'Land of the Pharaohs' and episode 12 was called 'A Switch in Time'