LL 20 May 1967 to 1 July 1967
THE EVIL OF THE DALEKS (7 episodes)Regular cast: Patrick Troughton (the Doctor); Frazer Hines (Jamie); and introducing Deborah Watling (Victoria Waterfield).

Cast: Alec Ross (Bob Hall); Griffith Davies (Kennedy); John Bailley (Edward Waterfield); Geoffrey Colvile (Perry); Robert Jewell, Gerald Taylor, Murphy Grumbar, John Scott Martin (Daleks); Roy Skelton, Peter Hawkins (Dalek voices); Jo Rowbottom (Mollie Dawson); Marius Goring (Theodore Maxtible); Brijit Forsyth (Ruth Maxtible); Windsor Davies (Toby); Gary Watson (Terrall); Sonny Caldinez (Kemel).

Story: The TARDIS is stolen from Gatwick Airport and driven off in a lorry.  The Doctor and Jamie follow it to a Victoriana antique shop owned by Edward Waterfield.  All three are transported back 100 years to the home of scientist Theodore Maxtible, who, with Waterfield's help, has devised a method of time-travel involving mirrors, static electricity - and the Daleks!  The Daleks are holding Waterfield's daughter, Victoria, hostage so he is obliged to cooperate in their plan to bring the Doctor back to 1867.  The Daleks want to acquire what they call 'the Human factor' to create an army of super-Daleks.  They force the Doctor to run an experiment on Jamie registering every emotion he shows in his attempts to rescue Victoria.  The plan backfires as they adopt attitudes of playful friendliness instead of Human cunning.  All are recalled to Skaro where the Emperor Dalek now plans to inject the Doctor with the 'Dalek factor' which he will take back to Earth, and turn its inhabitants into Dalek-like creatures with the impulse to destroy.  The Doctor is passed through a machine for transforming Humans into mental Daleks - but remains unaffected, for he is not Human.  Instead, he manages to humanise some of the Daleks.  Soon civil war erupts on Skaro between humanised Daleks and real Daleks.  Maxtible, turned into a Dalek-like creature, is killed; Victoria's father saves the Doctor at the cost of his own life.  The travellers depart whilst the war rages on...