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Line 1: {{work}} ~~This~~The 1965 film '''''Dr. Who and the Daleks''''' cashed in on the craze of Dalekmania by adapting the ''[[~~Doctor Who (TV)\|~~Doctor Who]]'' episode "[[Doctor Who ~~(TV)~~/Recap/S1 E2/E02 The Daleks\|The Daleks]]" into a cinema spectacle. It featured the Daleks - IN'''in ~~COLOUR~~colour!''' - battling against [[Peter Cushing]] as Dr Who. It was followed a year later by ''[[Daleks ~~Invasion Earth 2150 AD (Film)\|Daleks'~~– Invasion Earth: 2150 ADA.D.]]''. ~~=== Tropes used in this film: ===~~ {{tropelist}} * [[Alternate Continuity]]: Let us count the ways! The character of the Time Lord known as The Doctor has become a human scientist called Dr. Who. Line 12 ⟶ 11: Susan is a little girl of about twelve. Dr. Who's ship is known as ''TARDIS'' (note the lack of the definite article). ''TARDIS'' is still a police box that is [[Bigger Onon the Inside]] (somehow), but its interior consists of only one room, and it's built very haphazardly. There's no hexagonal console, time rotor, or roundels--there are many random buttons, wires, and switches, and a single lever is all that controls the space/time travel mechanism. Also, no [[Most Wonderful Sound\|vworp noise]]. * [[Canon Immigrant]]/[[Development Gag]]: The Daleks in this film were supposed to have flamethrowers, which were scrapped for the infamous fog cannons. However, flamethrowers were included with the Daleks in regular canon, in "[[Doctor Who ~~(TV)~~/Recap/S3 E4/E04 The Daleks Master Plan\|The Daleks' Master Plan]]." * [[Compressed Adaptation]]: From seven 25-minute episodes (175 minutes total) to one 79-minute film. * [[Sequel Hook]]: At the end, our heroes try to get back to London, but end up in the middle of an ancient Roman battle. Line 19 ⟶ 18: {{reflist}} {{Doctor Who Franchise}} [[Category:Films of the 1960s0s]]▼ [[Category:Dr. Who ~~And~~and ~~The~~the Daleks]]▼ ▲[[Category:Films of the ~~1960s0s~~1960s]] [[Category:Science Fiction Films]] ▲[[Category:Dr Who And The Daleks]] [[Category:Film]] [[Category:Films Based on TV Series]]