Doctor Who: The Power of the Daleks - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
"Life depends on change. And renewal…" The Doctor has changed his appearance. Ben and Polly are baffled. Can they trust this eccentric stranger when they land on the mysterious world of Vulcan, where an old enemy awaits them?
Episode 2
"One Dalek is all that is needed to wipe out this colony!" Posing as an examiner from Earth, the Doctor tries to warn Lesterson about the Daleks. But are the Daleks all that they appear to be?
Episode 3
"Greed and ambition. That's all it is. Wait ‘til they find out what their pre-production figures have cost them!" The Doctor vows to stop the Daleks, while Polly has been taken prisoner by the rebels, who want to use the Daleks to gain control of the colony.
Episode 4
"You can't prove that I'm a murderer. Whereas I can prove that you're an imposter". Lesterson stands in the Doctor's way, still believing that the Daleks are merely machines. But his control over them is weakening, and he is about to make a shocking discovery.
Episode 5
"I'm declaring martial law. You'll be returned to prison, and properly guarded this time". The Doctor is helpless to stop the Daleks. Now formed into an army, they are about to bring terror to Vulcan.
Episode 6
"The trick I tried before won't work anymore". The Daleks commence their plan for extermination. But the Doctor is powerless to stop the slaughter.
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