The Man Who Invented the Daleks (67 page)

The Slyther reading
The Dalek Book
(1964)
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Jason King (Peter Wyngarde) in ‘A Cellar Full of Silence’,
Department S
(1969)
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Terry Nation with a script for
The Baron
(1966)
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John Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Tara King (Linda Thorson) in
The Avengers
(1968)
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Lord Brett Sinclair (Roger Moore) and Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) in
The Persuaders!
(1971)
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Poster for
The House in Nightmare Park
(1973)
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Arthur Wormley (George Baker) and Abby Grant (Carolyn Seymour) in
Survivors
(1975)

Terry Nation’s 1976 novel based on the series
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The Doctor (Tom Baker) and Davros (Michael Wisher) in ‘Genesis of the Daleks’,
Doctor Who
(1975)
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The original crew of the
Liberator
in
Blake’s 7
(1978), with left-right: Gan (David Jackson), Avon (Paul Darrow), Cally (Jan Chappell), Blake (Gareth Thomas), Jenna (Sally Knyvette) and Vila (Michael Keating)
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Servalan (Jacqueline Pearce) in
Blake’s 7
(1979)
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Terry Nation with his daughter Rebecca, at the time of the publication of his novel
Rebecca’s World
(1975)
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