Wednesday, 7 May 2014

DALEKS SWEET CIGARETTE CARDS - PART NINE...

Copyright BBC TV and the Estate of TERRY NATION

Paste your peepers on the penultimate part of CADET's DALEKS SWEET CIGARETTE CARDS, all you frantic fans of the metal-cased mutant maniacs from the far-flung planet SKARO.  Produced in the mid-'60s by a confectionery company, there are only five more cards to be presented in the final part of this scintillating series until you have the complete set, you lucky lovers of DOCTOR WHO's arch-foes from the BBC TV science-fantasy serial.

So remember - don't forget to be here for the final five cards - coming soon!









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4 comments:

  1. andrew.kerr1961@googlemail.com8 May 2014 at 16:21

    What a cliffhanger! It's like one of those stories at the end of the Basil Brush show- but without the senseless singing : )

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  2. Kid8 May 2014 at 16:31

    Actually, Andrew, when you see the last card, there may well have been some singing taking place. The Daleks look like they're singing "For he's a jolly good fellow!" Hope that doesn't ruin the suspense for you, but I started this series by showing the last card anyway. (In a separate post by itself, by way of a teaser.)

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  3. John Pitt9 May 2014 at 13:03

    But admit it - you , like me , would have been so disappointed if the Doc, ( or anyone ) had ended up destroying the Daleks!
    Still, both parties should have somehow been parted and gone their separate ways.

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  4. Kid9 May 2014 at 13:23

    Well, of course, but...destroy the Daleks? That's too much of an unlikely scenario to ever happen, JP. Too much merchandising potential.

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