The Tertiary Console Room > Audio Titles > The Seventh Doctor > The Genocide Machine News | Audio Titles | Forthcoming Releases | Chronology | Cast & Crew | Reviews | Miscellaneous | Site Search | Links | Forum | E-Mail Previous Title | Next Title At A Glance Doctor Who: The Genocide Machine by Mike Tucker Starring Sylvester McCoy as the Doctor Sophie Aldred as Ace Directed by Nicholas Briggs Production Notes Rel. Apr 2000 Rec. 13-14 Nov 1999 P/Code 7S Rec. @ The Nu Groove Studios Running Time Episode 1 00:33:10 Episode 2 00:25:44 Episode 3 00:25:38 Episode 4 00:31:02 Total Time 01:55:34 Setting This story takes place after Survival. Review Click here for the Tertiary Console Room Review - May Contain Spoilers! Doctor Who: The Genocide Machine (#07) By Mike Tucker From The Back Cover... The library on Kar-Charrat is one of the wonders of the Universe. It is also hidden from all but a few select species. The Doctor and Ace discover that the librarians have found a new way of storing data - a wetworks facility - but the machine has attracted unwanted attention, and the Doctor soon finds himself pitted against his oldest and deadliest enemies - the Daleks! The Cast The Doctor Sylvester McCoy Ace Sophie Aldred Cataloguer Prink Nicholas Briggs Bev Tarrant Louise Faulkner Rappell / Phantom Voices Daniel Gabriel Dalek Voices Alistair Lock Nicholas Briggs Chief Librarian Elgin Bruce Montague The Crew Writer Mike Tucker Director Nicholas Briggs Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery Gary Russell Executive Producer for BBC Worldwide Jacqueline Rayner Recording & CD Mastering Alistair Lock Music, Sound Design & Post Production Nicholas Briggs Theme Arrangement Delia Derbyshire Front Cover Clayton Hickman Episode Endings Episode One: Ace and Bev Tarrant are about to enter the disguised Library, but instead are captured by a Dalek who reports back to it's superiors. The Daleks have captured the Doctor's companion, and all units are ordered to battle conditions. Phase One of their plan is now complete. Episode Two: With the temporal barrier protecting the library deactivated, the Daleks enter the library. Kar-Charrat is now under Dalek control. Episode Three: Ace and Tarrant discover the true nature of the 'phantoms' but as they help them back to the library they run into an insane Dalek who prepares to exterminate them... Episode Four: The Daleks may have been defeated this time, but the Doctor ponders that they still remain a force for evil spreading destruction throughout the Universe... Memorable Quotes Elgin: 'The wonders of the Twentieth Century Earth! Such classics in newsprint. The Sun! The Mirror!' The Doctor: 'You could acquire the wisdom of a million years from a billion worlds in less time than it'd take to read a bus ticket.' The Doctor: 'Knowledge is dangerous when abused.' Bev Tarrant: 'I hate to be a pain, but we did kill the right one, didn't we?' The Dalek Emperor: 'Reasons are irrelevant. Failure is unacceptable.' Comments Originally entitled Wetworks, The Genocide Machine marks the debut of the Daleks in the Big Finish series, in the first of three loosely linked 'Dalek Empire' stories featuring the three Doctors that Big Finish were using at this time. Bev Tarrant, as played by Louise Faulkner would return in the later Seventh Doctor story Dust Breeding. Previous Title Next Title   Home | News | Audio Titles | Forthcoming Releases | Chronology | Cast & Crew | Reviews  Miscellaneous | Site Search | Links | Forum | E-Mail