History Recap / BigFinishDoctorWho048Davros

* VolleyingInsults: When forced to work together, the Doctor and Davros simply ''do not stop'' sniping at each other (for obvious reasons). It's hilarious.

'''Davros''': "I. WILL. NOT DIIE. I WILL NOT DIE."

The final part of the "Villains Trilogy": three standalone episodes that explore how the Doctor are his archenemies are NotSoDifferent in the end. The other two parts are [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho048Davros "Davros"]] and [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho049Master "Master"]]. The series also thematically segued into "Zagreus", although that episode is not standalone and is part of the Eighth Doctor's StoryArc.

The final part of the "Villains Trilogy": three standalone episodes that explore how the Doctor are his archenemies are NotSoDifferent in the end. The other two parts are [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho048Davros "Davros"]] and [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho049Master "Master"]]. The series also thematically led up to "Zagreus", although that episode is not standalone and is part of the Eighth Doctor's StoryArc.

The second part of the BigFinish "Villains Trilogy", leading up to "Zagreus". It features no appearances of the Daleks, instead focusing on [[CharacterFocus the man himself]] and his battle of wits against his old foe.

While Davros and the Doctor bicker and snark at each other, we're treated to snippets of Davros' life on Skaro. Flashbacks show him in AnachronisticOrder as a simple Kaled scientist; working on projects together with his friend Shan; his accident, his recovery, and becoming used to his horribly disfigured body; Shan coming up with the concept of Daleks in order to save the Kaled race.

A two parter, and part of the BigFinish "Villains Trilogy", leading up to "Zagreus". It features no appearances of the Daleks, instead focusing on [[CharacterFocus the man himself]] and his battle of wits against his old foe.

The premise is simple - after being found drifting in the cold of space by [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Arnold Baynes]] and his wife Lorraine, head of [[MegaCorp TAI Industries]], Davros is revived and...[[CutLexLuthorACheck hired to work as the new head of their R&D Division]]. The Doctor, having been summoned by an old colleague, is displeased with this arrangement, and, after abruptly introducing himself, hires himself out to Mr Baynes, so he can be present when Davros inevitably flips.

A two parter, and part of the BigFinish "Villains Trilogy", leading up to ''Zagreus''. It features no appearances of the Daleks, instead focusing on [[CharacterFocus the man himself]] and his battle of wits against his old foe.

* MotiveRant: The story starts off with a flashback of Davros on Skaro, after suffering his horrific injuries. His people, who are [[ThoseWackyNazis big on "purity"]] want him to kill himself. After a few minutes of contemplation...he decides ''no''.
* NotSoDifferent: Davros tries this with the Doctor, noting that, [[FriendlyEnemy if things had been different, they could have gotten along famously]]. The Doctor is less than impressed.

* VolleyingInsults: When forced to work together, the Doctor and Davros simply ''do not stop'' sniping at each other (for obvious reasons). It's hilarious.

* AndIMustScream: Davros' [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW2xxxaplz0 time is stasis]].

A two parter, and part of the BigFinish "Villian's Trilogy", leading up to ''Zagreus''. It features no appearances of the Daleks, instead focusing on [[CharacterFocus the man himself]] and his battle of wits against his old foe.

The premise is simple - after being found drifting in the cold of space by [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Arnold Baynes]] and his wife Lorraine, head of [[MegaCorp TAI Industries]], Davros is revived and...[[CutLexLuthorACheck hired to work as the new head of their R&D Division]]. The Doctor, having been summoned by an old colleagues, is [[{{Understatement}} less than pleased with this arrangement]], and, after abruptly introducing himself, hires himself out to Mr Baynes, so he can be present when Davros inevitably flips.