The Doctor would later use this to his advantage when stealing the Daleks' control microphone and ordering the Robomen to turn against their masters. A basic slave race used to bulk out Dalek ...

Dalek stories wouldn’t be Dalek stories if ... as a Scottish character actor – as if their history with unstable Robomen and duplicates has taught them nothing, and then tell everyone that ...

This hatred has even extended to other Daleks – for example, stories such as “Remembrance of the Daleks” and “Revolution of ...

Cornered by zombie-like Robomen, they finally discover the truth as a Dalek emerges from the river. Although it is still a striking image today, at the time of broadcast it must have been a shock ...

What power source a Dalek casing uses now is unknown. Originally they used static electricity derived from the metal floors of Skaro, and the First Doctor harnessed this knowledge to fight them.

They had the Robomen in the 60s, Ogrons in the 70s, and I just wanted another version of that." For comprehensive coverage of the new Doctor Who series, including a teaser preview of 'Daleks in ...

The Doctor helping the Daleks? Would the Time lord ever contemplate such a thing? This is just one of many questions posed by The Mutant Phase, an early entry in Big Finish’s ever expanding ...

And every time we see Robomen it's like watching a workshop for people who've never acted before. But for sheer breadth and scope, Dalek Invasion has it all – and for doomy, deadly serious sci ...

That will be rectified in a forthcoming episode entitled simply Dalek, in which the Time Lord finds that one of the metal killing machines has been collected by an unsuspecting billionaire. Voted the ...

A Dalek emerging from the River Thames in The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964) In the early 1960s a new craze swept over Britain, holding the nation’s youth in its grip. And this time it wasn’t ...