The Big Finish miniseries I, Davros, also features trial scenes, but mostly explores his early life.

* I, Davros: Innocence

* I, Davros: Purity

* I, Davros: Corruption

* I, Davros: Guilt

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* Information on I, Davros on Big Finish's website

* BBC Norfolk — Watch interview with Terry Molloy discussing I Davros — November ' 06

Skaro appears in the Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories The Mutant Phase and Davros ( where we learn that Skaro had two moons: Falkus and Omega Mysterium, names drawn from a chart of Skaro's solar system in a 1976 Marks and Spencer tie-in book-Falkus is there revealed to be an artificial planet created by the Daleks as a last refuge ), and was where the Emperor Dalek operated from in The Genocide Machine, and features prominently in the I, Davros spin-off series, looking at Davros's life and the events that led to him creating the Daleks.

Other spin-offs include the Gallifrey series ( with Lalla Ward as Romana, Louise Jameson as Leela and John Leeson as K-9 ); the Dalek Empire series ; the UNIT series ; the Iris Wildthyme series starring Katy Manning ; the Sarah Jane Smith series and the I, Davros series.

* The 2006 four part audio series I, Davros depicts Davros ' early life, from his childhood, right up to a few weeks before Genesis of the Daleks.

** I, Davros: Corruption ( 2006 ; third title in I, Davros audio miniseries )

Other audio play characters include Ruby in the Sapphire and Steel stories Water Like a Stone, Cruel Immortality and Second Sight, and Murash in I, Davros: Guilt and Ellie in Jago & Litefoot.

He has also guest-starred in a number of Big Finish Productions audio plays including Professor Bernice Summerfield: Dragons ' Wrath, Sapphire and Steel: The Surest Poison and I, Davros: Innocence.

* This story influenced the production of the four part Big Finish series I, Davros.

* Watch interview with Terry Molloy discussing I Davros

He has reprised his role as Nyder three times ; in the 1993 and 2005 productions of the stage play The Trial of Davros, and in the 2006 Big Finish audio drama I, Davros: Guilt.

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* Dawn Zee – additional vocals on " I Told You So " and " Guilt Is a Useless Emotion "

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