Same

New davros is the same character, just at an earlier point of his timeline

​@@nataliecameron I'm well aware of it, though that's not the point. The point is Russell is not planning to use this previous iteration in the near or far future to appease "social sensibilities", meaning it's a deliberate omission of the show's past history (and Russell made that very clear). Add that to meaningless (yet fundamental) changes to Terry Nation's work and his characters just for a quick gag and you have a strange recipe. Personally, I feel that "change of focus" is going to do more harm than good because it leaves the human aspect out of the question for disabled people (which was Russell's main topic of conversation). Don't get me wrong, I was always curious about pre-Genesis stuff, but after that special... I feel I need a break from it.

He runs a podcast with his friends nick and adam

Your wrong Stavros is Davros’s cousin I’ve had his kebabs they are very nice

HE WILL BE EXTERMINATED

On your mixed Donner sir , Would you like garlic darlek sauce ? EXPERIMENT!

What he got a brother I didn’t not see that coming ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Someone should make an asmr!

@@pandora8478 Fall asleep... OBEY!!! OBEY!!! OBEY!!!

Certainly, the most evil sounding Davros. Micheal Wisher sounds like he' strictly a military researcher, with occasional moments of depravity and rage. Bleach is like this twisted grandpa always looking back on his heinous acts as if they were totally normal. Terry sounds like he' a freaking super villain. Every words he says guides you former into his depravity, he actively loves showing off his superiority.

Michael Wisher was by far the best...followed by Julian Bleach...Terry Molloy and David Gooderson did nothing for the role (sorry guys)

@@thirtyfoursevenzero I agree. Molley's costume was so naff and unbelievable

fancy seeing you here

Well that would fit your pfp

1000% agree with you, don't get me wrong the other have their own take but molloy is the definitive Davros it was like its was his destiny to play the role, still need to meet him.

I’ve always preferred Julian Bleach. I really like the original Davros for the classics though.

I also grew up with Terry Molloy as Davros and he is my favourite. Love his Davros audios.

late but listening to ‘davros’ right now, its fantastic and terry molloy is killing it!!

Intriquing...will this comment attract delight...or will it attract hate? (I love revelation too. It's one of my alltime faves. That rant when he's hovering is amazing. Also, fun fact. If you watch that scene leading up to it, watch how in every shot there's something covering the stairs as though you aren't supposed to see him hovering down them. My only gripe with it is that the doctor doesn't mention the melted head when he gets there, nor the dalek color change).

@@Just-Plain-Potential To be fair Daleks had changed colour before, so maybe he thought they had again. I think the body snatchers tell him what the deal is in the cell. As for the melted head well, he does look at it like what the hell? lol.

@@annapocalypsezero4719 That is very true. In the end they are minor nitpicks that as you said are addressed in some way or another in the story. Funny story, I saw remembrance first, that was my very first ever doctor who story actually, then i saw ressurection. I did have fleeting memories of the head melting but I didn't really think much of it, but I felt there was a gap so when I saw Revelation it filled in the civil war thing quite well

I don’t know about that, Molloy has been on top form since his debut and hasn’t shown signs of stopping since.

You will tell me reminded me of Molloy when Wisher said it

Wisher was a huge reason Davros became so iconic. His performance was pitch perfect. He could go from a whisper to maniacal yelling like nobody else. His brilliant performance also shows how the Daleks also sound just like him.

On that note, I'd love to see Clive Barker write a Doctor Who episode. He'd be terrific for writing a Cybermen or Dalek story.

Dr who unfortunately is still being targeted for kids the bbc don't seem to understand that kids grow up fast and for dr who to become more relevant to a proper modern day take of the franches needs to STOP making the show that still written like its still stuck in the 70 and 80s. Where are the films where are the big famous actors and big budget cgi effect why can't we have a doctor who thats not restricted to the show and be its own film version without being made for kids. Even the 1965 and 1966 films with peter cushing was so much way ahead of its time where are the visionary writers and directors That's what wrong with it still in the wrong hands of people that still stuck in the past look how star trek with strange new worlds has become or star wars' there all done modern and with the times on big budget and epic scale. Dr who has become a joke for the uk we just don't have the iconic show any more its just ruined to death with crap silly written stories poor actor being made on the lowest budget possible just to keep it running on the bbc for the licence to it

You did in RTD’s and Moffats earlier era. And you still get quality stuff scattered here and there

@@FreeTheDonbas yep

@@FreeTheDonbas RTD had quality writing throughout his entire tenure.

It's funny cuz when you say 'when there clearly is' you show your opinion isn't actually nuetral. Kinda hypocritical

@@gjs6069 My bad, I was in a bad state when I wrote that. It's not an excuse, I own that. I honestly just don't like how toxic some people get is all.

@@Just-Plain-Potential I respect that answer a lot tbh. Sad how a show about a boy running away from a conflict to solve others could spark so many.

@@gjs6069 I hear you. I do apologize for how I spoke/typed. Yeah, i'm ok with somone liking a different era. Hating it entirely? It's a stretch but sure I can sorta get it, however refusing to see anything good like in the review i saw? No. That's what I call toxic. Thats what made me mad and I will just say, I spent like two days trying to not type a comment, but I actually got mentally drained from the unjust hate in it. Sorry I keep typing up novels' worth of words, I just want to make sure I don't come across as anything I don't mean to...which doesn't always work it seems. Thanks for "pulling my reigns" as they say. It's a wakeup call. I did write a second comment explaining that if you hadn't already seen it BTW.

Restoration of the Daleks isn't a sequel to Terror Firma (at least Big Finish haven't tried to present it as such).

Micheal Wisher was a close second to Micheal Wisher?

@@Quirderph lol cheers, I meant TM edited now.

From the moment that Genesis became canon, Davros became inextricably entwined into the timeline and the story of The Doctor. His creations; with their undying quest for supremacy in the universe (not doing things by halves, talk about aiming high...) present themselves as an incessant threat for The Doctor, a threat to everything he holds dear, to him personally, to the millions of races in the universe, and ultimately including the timelords themselves. The Time War is the culmination of all of this- I could never have imagined as a child in 1977 (the initial airing of Genesis in Australia) the pivotal role that this lunatic and his armoured tin cans would go on to become- and every subsequent appearance of Davros and his Daleks, and the odd mentions of a "Time War", contributed more and more to a desire to see that War, and the battle for Gallifrey, played out on the screen. You can imagine my sheer and unbridled delight when "The day of The Doctor" was announced... So no, in hindsight; once Genesis aired, there was no going back from there- Davros was destined to make more appearances, and it was good to watch his story; his triumphs, his betrayals, his battles to regain control of the monster that he created... And he and the Daleks have become so integral to The Doctor's story that it would be hard to imagine the show without them- from a certain perspective; they have become one of the few core raisons d'etre for the show's existence at all; given how the story evolved. Without Davros and his Daleks, we would be watching a very different version of the show, if indeed it had survived at all.

@@arealassassin to be honest I wouldn’t go that far mate - after Genesis there were only 4 more stories which featured the Daleks as the main villain in the whole of the rest of the classic series, while the Daleks are an iconic part of the show, I don’t think they contributed that far to its survival.

I’d give it to Molloy. He is simply perfection improving on Wisher's initially brilliant performance.

Nope you'd have a better chance of saying Jodie Whittaker has a chance of being the doctor

​@youknow227 That's irrelevant to the fact that Kaled Is Dalek backwards.

Not only that but I believe his ‘clothes’ are a bin bag basically attached to the mask and worn like a poncho

*lives.

@@DanTheMan2150AD you forgot the caps lock bud

While not exactly a TV series, the audio series 'I, Davros' might spark your interest: www.bigfinish.com/ranges/v/i-davros

I really like it when I saw it when I was 8 well the parts I saw from behind the sofa 😮

@@envsf03 Aw bless ! 😂

I will say, with the release of the season 17 collection trailer, David Gooderson sounded much better in the short bit at the start

The Daleks were most likely suppose to be battered.

@@DingleDangle66 no, the BBC just didn't take good care of them...you can see bits of tape holding bits together ! Lol

Yeah Paul McGann's voice sucks

@@carealoo744 HERESY!

I’ve done one for the Daleks already, although it doesn’t have their Big Finish appearances due to it already being stupidly long.

@@DanTheMan2150AD ahh my mistake, I scrolled through your videos too fast, I was looking for a Dalek thumbnail 😂 anyway I hope you do a cyberman one soon that would be great and I don’t blame you for not using BF audios as you said they have tons in that category

He used to be the best to me, but Terry Molloy just owns the role.

@@DanTheMan2150AD And that's perfectly OK, like The Doctor, James Bond etc, each of us will have their preference. :)

@@gingerladyaubern not really, Terry has had so many years to refine his portrayal that it’s like night and day between him and Wisher nowadays.

@@DanTheMan2150AD For my taste I found that on TV Molloy was far too shouty and ranting without so much of that sinister half-whisper that Wisher gave us. I found Wisher to be more subtle. I wonder if Molloy might perhaps agree because he is more Wisher-like on Big Finish. But I do enjoy Molloy’s performance and love that sinister cackle that Molloy would sometimes give us.

Definitely not a devolution considering how much better Terry Molloy is.

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I’ll give it a go

Why?

Gotta give it to Molloy more so. He is just perfection.

@@DanTheMan2150AD Michael Wishers voice was a dominating factor and plus his head was better. The others have to fit into the style set by him. They're not bad, but Wisher had the edge and just seemed more convincing. When I watch the others I can't help think I wished it was Wisher playing the part.

He is definitely at his worst when ranting.

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