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 From: sr.wilson@ntlworld.com 
  
 "Frankymole"  wrote in message 
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 > Stephen Wilson wrote: 
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 >>> "Yousuf Khan"  wrote in message 
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 >>>> So how come he turned out to be the "Dalek Emperor" rather than 
 >>>> Davros? Do they still have some copyright issues with Terry 
 >>>> Nation's estate? 
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 >>> That could explain all the arguments the BBC had with them. When the 
 >>> Dalek Emperor said I cannot die, it was the exact same line that 
 >>> Davros used at the end of Resurrection, the part might have 
 >>> originally been written for him. 
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 >> Hmm. Interesting thought. Last time we saw Davros, he was part-way to 
 >> becoming the Dalek Emperor anyway. Maybe the emperor we saw *was* 
 >> Davros, having mutated himself to become one of his own creatures... 
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 > And the Hand of Omega destroyed both Skaro (and all Dalek ships) and 
 > Gallifrey when it returned there (as it was doing at the end of 
 > Remembrance) - so there was no "Time War", the Doctor killed his own race 
 > by setting the Hand of Omega free!  Woohoo! You've solved it! 
 >  Seriously, how can the Emperor be Davros?  He was one random Dalek ship 
 > commander who fell through time.  His survival was a one in a billion 
 > chance. For the one in a billion who survived to *jsut happen* to have 
 > been Davros is ludicrous. 
 >  Next you'll claim he's Adam, too. 
  
 I wasn't about to. But if it'll make you happy: the Emperor Dalek was really 
 Adam in disguise! 
  
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