Ep 13. Death to the Daleks: Part 3
- March 16, 1974
- 24 min
The Classic Doctor Who season 11 episode 13, "Death to the Daleks: Part 3," picks up where the previous episode left off. The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith find themselves trapped on the planet of Exillon and surrounded by the Daleks. In this thrilling conclusion to a three-part story, the Doctor and Sarah must work together to stop the Daleks' plan to destroy the planet and find a way back to the TARDIS.
As the episode begins, the Doctor and Sarah are hiding in a building while the Daleks patrol the streets outside. They begin to realize that the Daleks have a weakness - they are powered by a precious mineral found only on Exillon. The Doctor sets out to find some of this mineral and uses it to his advantage in his fight against the Daleks.
Meanwhile, a group of Exillon inhabitants have also discovered the mineral and are using it to power their own weapons. The Doctor becomes involved in their conflict as well, trying to convince them to work together against the Daleks. He also discovers a secret underground tunnel system that may hold the key to their escape.
As the Daleks become increasingly aggressive, the Doctor and Sarah's situation becomes more and more dire. They must contend not only with the Daleks but also with their own limited resources. The Doctor's ingenuity is put to the test as he struggles to find a way to defeat the Daleks and save the people of Exillon without sacrificing his own life.
As the tension builds, the Doctor and Sarah make some shocking discoveries about the true nature of the Daleks and their plans for the planet. They begin to formulate a plan that could save Exillon from destruction, but first they must overcome their own doubts and fears.
In the final scenes of the episode, the Doctor and Sarah's plan comes to fruition as they race against time to stop the Daleks. The fate of Exillon hangs in the balance as they face off against their deadliest foes. With thrilling action and unexpected twists, "Death to the Daleks: Part 3" is a classic Doctor Who episode that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.