Davros and Lytton's Dalek Scheme

Lytton’s squad has just silenced a group of witnesses to Dalek activity when two fugitives burst from a Shad Thames warehouse into the cobbled street. Futuristically clad men flee, pursued …

Stien and Galloway emerge from concealment in Shad Thames to find the street littered with vanished bodies. The Inspector’s device has erased all traces of the dead, deepening their dread …

Inspector Lytton returns to his battle cruiser to find the warehouse operation in tatters, bodies scattered across the bay and valuable specimens lost. He vents his rage at the trooper’s …

On the upper floor of a Shad Thames warehouse Galloway cornersthe Time Corridor’s misuse and presses Stien to justify his collapsing loyalty. Between the cramped stairwell and a cramped back …

Lytton stands accused by the Daleks of failed strategy following their mined attack corridor. Under threat of extermination, he pivots from defensive justifications to a bold offensive plan, insisting his …

Osborn succeeds in accessing the control box and arming explosives near Dalyk gas canisters. Mercer, infected by the gas, begs for help but convulses as his body dissolves. In a …

Lytton has awaited Davros’s death with grim satisfaction, assuming the creator of the Daleks would finally succumb as the invaders fell. A trooper monitors the cryo-chamber only to confirm the …

Davros, reawakened and reasserting control within the Dalek ranks, interrogates Lytton in the prison area about the Daleks’ defeat during the war with the Movellans. Lytton’s revelation of the Daleks’ …

Davros struggles with malfunctions in his life-support systems while Lytton presses for an immediate boarding of the Dalek ship to respond to a space station’s distress call. Knowing the Daleks …

Davros emerges from cryogenic suspension to confront Lytton about his prolonged imprisonment and the Daleks’ methods. Lytton assures him the Doctor will soon be captured, escalating Davros’s resolve to exact …

The Dalek Supreme orders the Doctor’s immediate extermination, but Lytton halts the process with a calculated demand—the Doctor must be duplicated first. The Daleks relent, but the intervention extends the …

Davros exploits the Daleks’ dependence on his research to commandeer essential resources, overriding their protocols. His demand for Movellan virus samples and living Dalek tissue reveals his growing autonomy from …

With the Supreme Dalek’s forces massing outside Davros’s laboratory, Tegan capitalizes on the sudden chaos to break free from her captors’ detection in the warehouse’s mazelike corridors. While Davros cements …

Lytton attempts to downplay the mission's failures as the Daleks grow increasingly impatient with the delays and risks to their plans. The Daleks prioritize their mission objectives above all else, …

Lytton seizes the moment of Dalek Troopers' failure to publicly challenge their authority. Using a communicator to summon his own Special Guard, he betrays his Dalek handlers by demanding reinforcements …

The Supreme Dalek brands Lytton a failure after his troops' inability to stop Davros, commanding him to terminate the rogue faction and pursue them through a Time Corridor. With explosives …

Davros has prepared a final gambit to force the Daleks into unquestioning obedience. He releases the Movellan virus on himself and the Daleks in the lab, revealing he has exploited …

In a desperate gamble to consolidate power, Davros releases a virus meant to force the Daleks into serving his vision. The gambit backfires catastrophically when the Daleks suffer system failures …

Lytton stages a distraction for the Doctor’s escape, placing a cylinder that releases foam to blind the Daleks. As the Daleks panic and turn on their own ranks, he seizes …

Davros stumbles toward the escape hatch only to be seized by violent spasms as the virus takes hold of his mechanized form. His body betrays him, organs and systems failing …