Serial: 6Z Story No. 143 Episode Nos. 646 and 647. Title: Revelation of the Daleks
The planet Necros is famous throughout the galaxy for it's
funerals, and it is for this reason that the Doctor visits it, to pay respects
to a dear scientist friend who has chosen to cryogenically freeze himself in
the repository known as Tranquil Repose.
The planet is also famous for it's Great Healer, a
little-seen man who has created a foodstuff that ended famine throughout the
galaxy, and who has found cures for diseases thought incurable. What most
don't know is that he is also the man who created the Daleks....and the Doctor
certainly is unwitting as he and Peri walk straight into his trap....
starring Colin Baker as the Doctor, Nicola Bryant as Peri, and Terry Molloy as Davros. Written by Eric Saward, Produced by John Nathan-Turner, and Directed by Graeme Harper.
Originally
transmitted from
DVD Contents:
- Both episodes of the story. The
episodes are each 45 minutes long.
- Episode selection and scene selection menus, and optional
subtitles for the hearing impaired.
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Audio Options menu with three options for the sound.
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Dolby 5.1 mix. Select this to hear the
story in Dolby 5.1. (The default is
otherwise the original mono sound.)
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Commentary track. Select this to hear
the commentary by actors Nicola Bryant (Peri) and Terry Molloy (Davros),
writer Eric Saward, and director Graeme Harper.
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Isolated Music. Selecting this will play
the story with only the mono incidental music playing by itself.
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Special Features menu containing:
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Revelation Exhumed A new 46-minute documentary about the making
of this story. It features interviews
with actors William Gaunt (Orcini), Hugh Walters (Vogel),
Travor Cooper (Takis), Clive Swift (Jobel),
Alexei
Sayle (the DJ), Colin Spaull (Lilt), and Roy Skelton (Dalek Voices), Writer
Eric Saward,
Incidental
Musician Roger Limb, Visual Effects Designer John Brace, Costume Designer Pat
Godfrey,
Designer Alan Spalding, and Director Graeme Harper.
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Behind-the-Scenes. Plays 16 minutes of
highlights from action going on between takes captured by the
studio cameras.
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Information Text subtitles option. Plays pop-up production trivia throughout the story.
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CGI Effects option. Select this, and the
episode will play with most of hte 1985 vintage video effects removed
and replaced with new CGI effects made in 2005.
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Deleted Scenes. Plays
3 deleted scenes from the story, totalling 3 minutes.
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Continuity. Plays
broadcast and a later repeat.
- Photo Gallery. Plays 6 minutes of still photos taken during production of the
story.
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There is 1 Easter Egg. Highlight the invisible text below to see
what it is:
- On the main
menu, highlight Episode Selection, and then press the left arrow. A Doctor
Who logo will appear.
Click
on this and you will see a 1-minute video montage of some of the actors doing
their additional
dialogue recording for the new Dolby 5.1 sound mix.
