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 From: ask_for_it@on_the_group.com 
  
 Stephen Wilson wrote: 
 > "Agamemnon"  wrote in message 
 > news:42b5c148$0$299$cc9e4d1f@news-text.dial.pipex.com... 
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 >> "Yousuf Khan"  wrote in message 
 >> news:uZhte.928$X57.31903@news20.bellglobal.com... 
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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... 
  
 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. 
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 Frankymole 
  
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