Of all the Doctor’s enemies, the Daleks have, by far, plagued him the most. They’ve also had an unrivalled number of redesigns and variants, with the basic outline remaining the same but the ...

So could the new Daleks that viewers see in New Year's Day's Doctor Who Festive Special 'Revolution of the Daleks" actually not be Daleks- at least the ones fans have gotten to know and love ...

first seen in 2018’s ‘Arachnids In The UK’ and here found spying business opportunities in the Dalek casing left over from ‘Resolution’. The display of his Dalek ‘defence drones ...

When Missy encloses Clara inside an empty Dalek casing, there’s an obvious glee on display as the Dalek programming translates Clara’s speech from “I love you” into “Exterminate,” and ...

Going inside a Dalek (and a subtle reminder, what you see is a casing, a tank, a sort of travel machine) requires imagination and wonder, but with enough nods to the existing design. The ...

Once taken out of the laboratory (when not wrapping themselves around the poor Doctor's neck) they were placed inside the Dalek casing, referred to by Davros as a Mark III Travel Machine.

Also, the sight of Stengos' pulsing, mutating, severed head inside a transparent Dalek casing is still the most horrifying moment in Doctor Who's TV history.

What’s great about this episode is its familiarity – the moment she steps into the Dalek casing we’ve come full circle, and we’re right back in the asylum.

The flip side of that shell casing is never far out of shot ... Inevitably, it turns out that what’s inside a Dalek is just as dangerous as what’s outside. A Star Wars-esque pool of sludge ...