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The Doctor will face off against the Daleks in thirties New York in the new series of Doctor Who.
The two-part story - episodes four and five of series three - is penned by Helen Raynor and directed by James Strong.
Joining regulars David Tennant and new companion Freema Agyeman on the cast for the special are Desperate Housewives actor Ryan Carnes, Spooks star Miranda Raison and Holby City's Hugh Quarshie.
"Every time the Daleks return we make them bigger and better than ever before," said exec producer Russell T Davies. "This time their plan is the most audacious Dalek scheme yet - even the Doctor finds himself out of his depth!"
The new series airs from April on BBC One.
The two-part story - episodes four and five of series three - is penned by Helen Raynor and directed by James Strong.
Joining regulars David Tennant and new companion Freema Agyeman on the cast for the special are Desperate Housewives actor Ryan Carnes, Spooks star Miranda Raison and Holby City's Hugh Quarshie.
"Every time the Daleks return we make them bigger and better than ever before," said exec producer Russell T Davies. "This time their plan is the most audacious Dalek scheme yet - even the Doctor finds himself out of his depth!"
The new series airs from April on BBC One.
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