On New Year’s Day, Doctor Who finally returns with “Revolution of the Daleks,” and from what we know of it so far, seems like it’s going to give us a brand new faction of human-made Daleks…that the ...

The Daleks are undoubtedly Doctor Who‘s greatest enemies. They may look like pepperpots, but there’s something undeniably appealing about this particular race of monsters; driven by a “dislike of the ...

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Doctor Who history is packed with epic speeches, iconic quotes, and memorable lines, but none beat this gem from Tom Baker's ...

What would you say is the best Dalek story of the ‘70s? That’s right, it’s undoubtedly “Genesis of the Daleks”. It's not just one of the best Dalek stories, but arguably, it's one of the greatest ...

The Dalek, probably the most iconic monster in the history of science fiction television, first appeared in Episode Three of the first series of Dr Who in 1963. Conceived by BBC designer Ray Cusick, ...

A feature-length documentary revealing everything you never needed to know about Doctor Who‘s Daleks is coming to the big screen. Maybe. It’s hard to convey the enormity of the Daleks’ impact on ...

It's Daleks time. Courtesy of Sheffield photographer, the Steel City Snapper, and shared by Bleeding Cool with permission, a very nice shot of the front cover to the new Radio Times magazine arriving ...

One of the interesting offshoots of the 60th Anniversary and the expansion of Doctor Who is Russell T. Davies' new plan to remaster and colourise old stories from the 1960s so that kids and younger ...

Consider the Daleks. They neither sow nor reap, but hooboy do they exterminate. Early Doctor Who adventures aired in serials of anywhere from two to ten episodes, and the first one, An Unearthly Child ...