Ever since they first appeared in the 1960s, the Daleks have more or less always been “piloted” by a human during filming, with operators sitting inside the casing and moving the Daleks along manually ...

“… hideous, machine-like creatures. They are legless, moving on a round base. They have no human features. A lens on a flexible shaft acts as an eye, arms with ...

Tonight’s Doctor Who episode is the third or fourth Dalek story in a row where the focus is on the Doctor’s unreasonable hatred for his foes. (It’s also the third or fourth Dalek story to rely on a ...

Some episode titles have become a regular format for Doctor Who, but the “… of the Daleks” episodes are some of the most iconic and terrifying in the show’s 62-year history. After the Doctor’s very ...

The Daleks are undoubtedly Doctor Who‘s most terrifying foes. Hailing from the planet Skaro, the Daleks began as a humanoid race who were subjected to neutronic radiation. Their evolution was guided ...