The 1996 Doctor Who TV movie got the Daleks badly wrong, even though they don't appear. The BBC canceled Doctor Who in 1989, but the world's longest-running science-fiction TV show still had so ...

Who is a character based on the BBC science-fiction television series Doctor Who. Although based ... Dr. Who and the Daleks (1965), which was based on the televised serial The Daleks (1963) ...

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The two Dalek movies produced in the 1960s occupy a very particular space in Doctor Who's history – though not strictly canonical, they have a following of their own amongst fans. Both films ...

It's not just one of the best Dalek stories, but arguably, it's one of the greatest serials in Doctor Who history. But what’s the second-best ‘70s Dalek story? That’s where it gets a little ...

There are cameos for real-life BBC Eurovision hosts Rylan Clark and Graham Norton, and villains who almost share the names of James Bond assassins Mr Wint and Mr Kidd. "Who" fans will also note that ...

Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies has explained why there are no Daleks in the upcoming series of the sci-fi programme. One of the titular Time Lord's most iconic enemies, the Daleks are a ...

"Simply touch one wire against the other, and that's it, the Daleks cease to exist," breathes the Fourth Doctor. "Do I have that right?" No-one who saw this electrifying scene in episode 5 of ...

However, just days before, Davies shared that the Daleks would not appear in the new series of Doctor Who after featuring heavily during Jodie Whittaker’s reign as the Doctor. In response to ...

Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies has stated that fans ... Davies explained that he wants to focus on new villains this time around. "I'm shifting it away from Daleks and Cybermen and the Master.