I love that ten says it was a long time ago - and to him it was, by many hundreds of years - but it was also only eight years previous according to earth kdjdkdkd
The invasion is actually meant to have happened in 2150. I'm guessing that Four said the year 2000 to try to prevent the Daleks from successfully averting their failure in that invasion.
Idk in what category this would fall into but at the end of the daleks master plan the doctor was the only one to survive the time destructor, he was weakened but compared to sara and everyone turning into dust he got off pretty well
@@stephensheridan1279 ohh for sure, more than likely that should ve been the major factor in him getting weak(450 doesnt sound like that much for a timelord and i havent watched tenth planet yet, currently at the ark)
@@PenneySounds Oh absolutely, I tried to google it myself & found nothing. Noticed it so many times in my Classic who run & it’s such a major quirk that’s barely spoken about
Hey its me again, im finishing season 4 and there is a really cool continuity with the daleks and the great war, the wiki has it all very well explained
@@PenneySounds every dalek story chronologically until "evil of the daleks" sort of follow directly from the other This is the timeline of events that i put together after watching all those serials: after the failed invasion on earth they also failed in their revenge during "the chase", the theft and destruction of their time machine left them without taranium, their empire weakened as seen when during "mission the unknown" it was briefly mentioned that humans actually survived another invasion in the 31st century and it took them 500 years to recover, during that time, mavic chen negotiated with them offering the taranium they needed for their "master plan", they grew in power again by the year 4000 and planned to attack earth again this time using their acquired taranium to power the time destructor, the doctor, steven and sara foiled this plan but the TD went off, killing everything in the planet except for the doctor (altho it aged him) and steven who was in the TARDIS (After reading the wiki article it seems some daleks survived the aging of the time destructor and it actually gets brought up in a series 7 storyline called asylum of the daleks, another mention comes in genesis, the doctor tells davros the war that devasted the daleks was in space year 17000, this if from the wiki im still not there yet) after an extended period of losing ground the plot of "evil of the daleks" happens, with their intent to undo everything that happened but the doctor tricked them into having a civil war that seemengly killed all of them. There is a lot of info told in future serials that i havent watched yet and in audios/novels but i ignored it to not get spoiled and to not make this comment longer than it already is lol
@@PenneySoundsEarth in series 4: moves to another part of the galaxy. Daleks fly everywhere. Literally all of the Doctor's companions after series 4: "I don't believe in Aliens. Daleks - what is it anyway?"
@@xperson838 The one about the new Companions not believing in aliens is explained in Series 5. In Flesh & Stone, The Doctor explains that the Crack rewrites history and anytime Aliens have invaded Earth in the first four series, Humanity forgot about it due to their memories being wiped. The only exceptions are people who have directly interacted with the Doctor in the past such as UNIT & Past Companions.
The daleks in that particular story do tend to speak reeeally slowly and very much like robots, thankfully as the 60s went on they spoke faster and more like they do in general
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Not to be confused with the other time it was moved (by the Time Lords), then renamed Ravolox.
I love that ten says it was a long time ago - and to him it was, by many hundreds of years - but it was also only eight years previous according to earth kdjdkdkd
The invasion is actually meant to have happened in 2150. I'm guessing that Four said the year 2000 to try to prevent the Daleks from successfully averting their failure in that invasion.
@@PenneySounds ohh okay :0 I’ve only watched a handful of classic who and that ep of four’s wasnt one of them kdbdkd thanks!
That one is "Genesis of the Daleks", probably the best classic story. Highly recommended.
I'm so glad the daleks went into a detailed explanation of how they would dig down.
Idk in what category this would fall into but at the end of the daleks master plan the doctor was the only one to survive the time destructor, he was weakened but compared to sara and everyone turning into dust he got off pretty well
I believe that was the contributing factor leading to The First Doctor’s body ‘wearing a bit thin’ and led to his regeneration!
@@stephensheridan1279 ohh for sure, more than likely that should ve been the major factor in him getting weak(450 doesnt sound like that much for a timelord and i havent watched tenth planet yet, currently at the ark)
@@stephensheridan1279 because steven stopped the machine but not in time to save anyone but the doctor
@@stephensheridan1279he got his life force drained in the savages and in the tenth planet mondas was too much
I don’t currently have access to Classic Doctor Who, so I especially appreciate these - Thanks!
It’s on Tubi for free but they don’t have a lot of the first and second doctors as they were missing episodes but all episodes of the other doctors
Convenient that the Daleks should explain their entire plan to themselves, just in case someone was eavesdropping
1:00 The penetration explosive lol
I bet the Daleks would have been surprised if they had got to the Earth's core and found out it was full of spiders 😄
@@matthewstarkie4254 That's an excellent point
Can I suggest the doctor walking or running in the wrong direction? Happens constantly in classic who & has callbacks in NuWho too
Hmm, that sounds like a hard one to find a complete list of
@@PenneySounds Oh absolutely, I tried to google it myself & found nothing. Noticed it so many times in my Classic who run & it’s such a major quirk that’s barely spoken about
I definitely feel like I've seen Tom Baker do it, and I can think of one specific example where David Tennant did it.
The Daleks were hilarious... Talk about over acting lol
This was only their second appearance. It took time for the iconic Dalek scream to take shape.
You should really put the episode names in the description, so people can easily check out the full stories if they're interested by this video.
Hey its me again, im finishing season 4 and there is a really cool continuity with the daleks and the great war, the wiki has it all very well explained
Which aspect of it specifically?
@@PenneySounds every dalek story chronologically until "evil of the daleks" sort of follow directly from the other
This is the timeline of events that i put together after watching all those serials: after the failed invasion on earth they also failed in their revenge during "the chase", the theft and destruction of their time machine left them without taranium, their empire weakened as seen when during "mission the unknown" it was briefly mentioned that humans actually survived another invasion in the 31st century and it took them 500 years to recover, during that time, mavic chen negotiated with them offering the taranium they needed for their "master plan", they grew in power again by the year 4000 and planned to attack earth again this time using their acquired taranium to power the time destructor, the doctor, steven and sara foiled this plan but the TD went off, killing everything in the planet except for the doctor (altho it aged him) and steven who was in the TARDIS
(After reading the wiki article it seems some daleks survived the aging of the time destructor and it actually gets brought up in a series 7 storyline called asylum of the daleks, another mention comes in genesis, the doctor tells davros the war that devasted the daleks was in space year 17000, this if from the wiki im still not there yet) after an extended period of losing ground the plot of "evil of the daleks" happens, with their intent to undo everything that happened but the doctor tricked them into having a civil war that seemengly killed all of them.
There is a lot of info told in future serials that i havent watched yet and in audios/novels but i ignored it to not get spoiled and to not make this comment longer than it already is lol
@@PenneySounds holy shit what a bible🤣 i love this show
Some of the continuity in the early Dalek stories is kind of confusing
@@PenneySounds some like the first one are in the far future or others like power are standalone to show us what they are capable of
They sound like the mash smash aliens. Wonder if that was the influence
You should do a video of doctor whos continuity not being on point
I have a few ideas for that, but I welcome suggestions
@@PenneySoundsEarth in series 4: moves to another part of the galaxy. Daleks fly everywhere.
Literally all of the Doctor's companions after series 4: "I don't believe in Aliens. Daleks - what is it anyway?"
@@xperson838 The one about the new Companions not believing in aliens is explained in Series 5. In Flesh & Stone, The Doctor explains that the Crack rewrites history and anytime Aliens have invaded Earth in the first four series, Humanity forgot about it due to their memories being wiped. The only exceptions are people who have directly interacted with the Doctor in the past such as UNIT & Past Companions.
Can you do a video on all the spatial genetic multiplicity
I mean, there's really only one example of that.
idk if it was more impactful at the time it aired, but this seems really dull to sit through lol
It definitely has pacing issues
The daleks in that particular story do tend to speak reeeally slowly and very much like robots, thankfully as the 60s went on they spoke faster and more like they do in general
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