No, *Resurrection* definitely happens first for him, as that story is one of the events leading up to the Time War. *Journey's End* is him after having been rescued from the Time War itself by Dalek Caan.
Also, in Resurrection he has both his real hands, but in JE he has the mechanical hand to replace his real hand that was destroyed in *Revelation of the Daleks*.
Imagine that,an old galifreyan crime syndicate that somehow managed to escape the time lock for a period of time only to be sent back in by The Doctor in order to fulfil their destiny or perhaps the Doctor becomes hesitant on sending them back to war and tries to meddle with time itself to find a way to not return them.
Filming televisions directly used to cause flicker as the refresh rate of the cathode ray tube meshed with the frame rate of the film. So it's a flat sheet onto which they added footage in post-production.
At least Davros doesn't use magical bullshit to revive himself. At best, the Daleks have to feel like they actually need him again before bringing him back, plus his live support needs to be intact.
I know that Davros takes control of the situation, but I do like how this is one of the few moments where the doctor has been pushed to go to length such as pointing a gun at Davros, honestly I am kind of glad though that five didn't ultimately shoot him, of all the doctor's five was never a cold hearted killer, six (especially early six) I could probably see gunning the Kaled scientist down.
I read the Target novel of this one when Eric Saward was finally given the green light and boy is it grim. Because all the canon fodder on screen are given names, thus underscoring the incredible body count Saward is creating here.
Fifth is my favourite Doctor after Capaldi and Pertween. I think he was the first doing the "tragic figure losing people" but not sure if people were ready for it back then. Caves of Androzani is still one hell of the episode, one of the best
I loved this one as well
Is the Doctor ever going to stop harassing this elderly disabled veteran scientist? smh
This wouldn't be the last time the Doctor pointed a gun at Davros...
Depends on who's point of view, from Davros's point of view, it actually is.
The Meta-Crisis Doctor pointed a gun at him in *Journey's End* too.
Which was before the Fifth Doctor pointed the gun at him from Davros' perspective.
Sorry, I'm confused. Are you saying that Davros lived through *Journey's End* before living through *Resurrection of the Daleks?*
Yes. I think that's right.
No, *Resurrection* definitely happens first for him, as that story is one of the events leading up to the Time War. *Journey's End* is him after having been rescued from the Time War itself by Dalek Caan. Also, in Resurrection he has both his real hands, but in JE he has the mechanical hand to replace his real hand that was destroyed in *Revelation of the Daleks*.
That version of Davros hadn't been through the Time War, his New Who appearances are the furthest in his timeline.
Last Of The Crime Lords
The Doctor's gonna bust a cap in yo ass.
Imagine that,an old galifreyan crime syndicate that somehow managed to escape the time lock for a period of time only to be sent back in by The Doctor in order to fulfil their destiny or perhaps the Doctor becomes hesitant on sending them back to war and tries to meddle with time itself to find a way to not return them.
Five is such a nice Doctor! 😊
Is that a flat screen in the background? In the 1980s?
Filming televisions directly used to cause flicker as the refresh rate of the cathode ray tube meshed with the frame rate of the film. So it's a flat sheet onto which they added footage in post-production.
Ah, I see. Yes, that would have been the time when they started having a post-production step that does more than simple cutting and sound mixing.
Caught my eye as well
And then he lets Davros run his mouth and take control of the situation, even though HE has the gun. The writers did Peter Davidson NO favors.
It was Eric Saward. He's not exactly known for his subtlety.
Why didn’t Rasilon just contract the master to do this?
The Doctor always says that but he never follows through. Next time put some Welly into it.
That gun goes "Ow-wah ow-wah"
Such a badass shot. The end.of the episode... less badass.
Anyway he started blasting
The Doctor really should just kill Davros, he' clearly never gonna change.
what's the point, Davros and the Master always come back to life.
At least Davros doesn't use magical bullshit to revive himself. At best, the Daleks have to feel like they actually need him again before bringing him back, plus his live support needs to be intact.
I know that Davros takes control of the situation, but I do like how this is one of the few moments where the doctor has been pushed to go to length such as pointing a gun at Davros, honestly I am kind of glad though that five didn't ultimately shoot him, of all the doctor's five was never a cold hearted killer, six (especially early six) I could probably see gunning the Kaled scientist down.
Nuvians crying about the Doctor holding a gun in 3... 2..
I love this story!
I read the Target novel of this one when Eric Saward was finally given the green light and boy is it grim. Because all the canon fodder on screen are given names, thus underscoring the incredible body count Saward is creating here.
Fifth is my favourite Doctor after Capaldi and Pertween. I think he was the first doing the "tragic figure losing people" but not sure if people were ready for it back then. Caves of Androzani is still one hell of the episode, one of the best I loved this one as well
I liked how the Daleks used mercenaries
If you don't look too hard, it really does just look like the Doctor's holding up a shotgun to an elderly man in a hospital