If it wasn't for the daleks doctor who wouldn't be around, thanks terry. You made a show that is my favourite show and would always have a special place in my heart.
Remember though, that it's set on Skaro past the thousandth year of a neutronic war, so there's two points: * It's probably a long time ago in Earth history terms, as the Daleks would've had to have perfected space travel and interstellar or intergalactic exploration by the time they conquer Earth in the 2160s. * At their genesis Skaro had been in a thosand year long dirty nuclear war or attrition, so the epochs of the 2 civilisations involved (and maybe other civilisations had existed at the start and been wiped out!?!) had waxed and waned a lot. The Kaleds at this time are desperate and barely surviving and keeping their war effort going - remember the scene with the Kaled gunpowder rifle and the Thal laser rifle at the start of Genesis of the Daleks, which Moffat ripped off by having the Thal crop-duster biplane attacking Kaleds who only had bows and arrows in The Magician's Apprentice?
@@Kryojenix canonically the Daleks learned space travel due to the First Doctor visiting Skaro. (One of the televised earlier stories covered this long before NuWho) My reference was to the real life time frame, trust me when I say that voice control was merely a dream in 1975, it is sort of like when No6 uses a cordless phone in the 60s series The Prisoner and gives a surprised look, now mobile phones are everywhere.
@@Ravendarkwytchcordless telephones were invented in 1956 and voice recognition in 1952 which was quite developed by the end of the 60's. The simple commands here would have been quite possible in 1975.
@@tr1p1ea considering that I was born in 1976, let me assure you that both these things were not as common then as they are now. Heck, I didn’t see my first mobile phone until 1995
The 60's is my personal favourite dalek era. Love the designs, voices and the stories too! Would love to see that colour scheme make a proper return to DW 🤩
I think every Doctor has encountered the Daleks at least once on television, even the Eighth Doctor has a slight skirmish with them in Night of the Doctor?
@@adamstewart9052 ah yes, my mistake I was only thinking of the main Doctors…damn Chibnell for misunderstanding a Tom Baker scene and completely messing up the lore of the series
In the 60 years since the Daleks first appeared, has there ever been a more iconic alien or robot or cyborg that people with even the minimum knowledge of sci-fi can recognize just from the silhouette? I don't think so
@CricketEngland don't even think Moffat did them well either. I have a soft spot for Victory of the daleks and I like Into The Dalek but I don't think he really knew how to write them properly.
Ironically, Chibnall did a pretty good job with them aside from like one Christmas special. Resolution and Eve of the Daleks are both solid episodes that make the Daleks intimidating, especially Resolution.
I've only been in their presence because my friend has some including a remote control one as well and the rest are basically statues whose eye stalks, plungers and guns keep snapping off even though their worth a couple hundred dollars each NZD me on the other hand i only have a singular flimsy cardboard Dalek I put together from the back of a book
I like the bronze but we need a new design. The New Paradigm designs were good, but absolutely ruined by the plastic texture and extreme back hunch. Much like most things in 7a, their subsequent redesign was much better.
@@Gojirawars03There’s no such thing. There are merely intelligent human beings (me, philosotree5876 and Adam) and brainless idiots (you and GreatHealer).
That big back hump was supposed to have let them switch out weapons, we just never saw it onscreen. A shame, because that function sounds super cool to me.
IDK why the fans chose the old design over the new. The New Paradigm design is much more scary looking (apart from the bright colors) than the old. They're tall, with big guns, and red eyes.@@Gojirawars03
I never thought it made any sense. it didn’t help they gave a Dalek a Gatling gun and then had it miss so much. People were running down straight corridors and it wasn’t hitting them. It’s never good when an upgrade makes your ultimate killing machine less threatening. And I think that was the episode someone ran circles around a Dalek and it couldn’t hit them. It’s been shown in previous episodes though that Daleks can move the weapon part of their body separate to their head and lower part. So it could have just easily killed Dan (I think) who was running around it.
@@rextitanyeah I actually find it frustrating how close that episode was to really being something special One of Chibnall's stronger pieces for sure though
The Daleks are cute but somewhere the thread lost the plot. Or the plot lost the thread to me. New, younger fans need to connect with the origins and understand the implications of ultimate evil and fascism that could enslave all of humanity. It was an educational show for kids and should adults.
I stopped watching Dr Who when he became a woman. But I've always loved the daleks. As a kid in the 1960s and 1970s, I had dozens of dalek toys and models. Sadly, I don't have any of them any more. Long live the daleks.
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If it wasn't for the daleks doctor who wouldn't be around, thanks terry. You made a show that is my favourite show and would always have a special place in my heart.
“No robots. No bug-eyed monsters”
You are spot on there 👏
If it wasn't for the daleks and the subsequent 'dalekmania' that followed, the show would likely have only lasted one season.
Thanks blake gamer
Strange to think that ‘voice control’ was considered sci-fi in 1975…now it’s so common place in 2023
Remember though, that it's set on Skaro past the thousandth year of a neutronic war, so there's two points:
* It's probably a long time ago in Earth history terms, as the Daleks would've had to have perfected space travel and interstellar or intergalactic exploration by the time they conquer Earth in the 2160s.
* At their genesis Skaro had been in a thosand year long dirty nuclear war or attrition, so the epochs of the 2 civilisations involved (and maybe other civilisations had existed at the start and been wiped out!?!) had waxed and waned a lot. The Kaleds at this time are desperate and barely surviving and keeping their war effort going - remember the scene with the Kaled gunpowder rifle and the Thal laser rifle at the start of Genesis of the Daleks, which Moffat ripped off by having the Thal crop-duster biplane attacking Kaleds who only had bows and arrows in The Magician's Apprentice?
@@Kryojenix canonically the Daleks learned space travel due to the First Doctor visiting Skaro. (One of the televised earlier stories covered this long before NuWho)
My reference was to the real life time frame, trust me when I say that voice control was merely a dream in 1975, it is sort of like when No6 uses a cordless phone in the 60s series The Prisoner and gives a surprised look, now mobile phones are everywhere.
We've still yet to perfect it.
"Okay Google, call Dan!"
"Here's what I found on Dams."
@@Ravendarkwytchcordless telephones were invented in 1956 and voice recognition in 1952 which was quite developed by the end of the 60's. The simple commands here would have been quite possible in 1975.
@@tr1p1ea considering that I was born in 1976, let me assure you that both these things were not as common then as they are now. Heck, I didn’t see my first mobile phone until 1995
The 60's is my personal favourite dalek era. Love the designs, voices and the stories too! Would love to see that colour scheme make a proper return to DW 🤩
Same, the silver and blue design is amazing
Agreed
It is awesome that every Doctor has confronted the Dalek race. Even if it was off screen.
Dalek species *
I think every Doctor has encountered the Daleks at least once on television, even the Eighth Doctor has a slight skirmish with them in Night of the Doctor?
@@RavendarkwytchNot the Fugitive Doctor.
@@adamstewart9052 ah yes, my mistake I was only thinking of the main Doctors…damn Chibnell for misunderstanding a Tom Baker scene and completely messing up the lore of the series
@@Ravendarkwytch Fair enough on the mainstream Doctors but I think she's being regarded as such on merchandise.
Everyone loves a Dalek, Doctor who wouldn’t be the same without them. Tho the feeling isn’t mutual with them to us.
Honestly the daleks are my favourite villain in doctor who cos every time I see them I get excited to see what the doctor is gonna do to stop them
Daleks have come a long way from their beginnings.
Hopefully, they WILL play a part in Series 14! DOCTOR WHO is not the same without the Daleks!
In the 60 years since the Daleks first appeared, has there ever been a more iconic alien or robot or cyborg that people with even the minimum knowledge of sci-fi can recognize just from the silhouette? I don't think so
I once overheard a mother telling her little boy what a Dalek was when he was looking at a model of one
She said it was from Star Wars 😅
R2D2!
@@RamschatI stand corrected
R2-D2?
It's the end but the moment has been prepared for
Hopefully Russell can bring the fear factor back to the daleks 🙏
Well he can’t do any worse than Chibnall
@CricketEngland don't even think Moffat did them well either. I have a soft spot for Victory of the daleks and I like Into The Dalek but I don't think he really knew how to write them properly.
@AddyParks that’s the point your supposed to be scared
@@JamesGavin-j5u well considering then was the best and most popular doctor who has ever been, think you'll find he did do a good job lol.
Ironically, Chibnall did a pretty good job with them aside from like one Christmas special. Resolution and Eve of the Daleks are both solid episodes that make the Daleks intimidating, especially Resolution.
No matter the era, I still love to see the Doctor defeating the Daleks.
The Genesis Of The Daleks is the most terrifying Dalek story ever.
So nice that The Daleks is the first episode of Doctor Who
No it isn't???
As far as I'm aware 'An Unearthly Child' is the first serial/episode of Dr Who. The Daleks were the second I think..granted I may be wrong.
@@CricketEngland An Unearthly Child is first, The Daleks is the second story and starts on episode five
@@andrewparkin4036they’re making a joke about an unearthly child becoming a missing episode
@@wil2209 thankfully someone gets the joke
Davros was a great character .. now gone forever
Daleks Before: WE HAVE LO-CA-TED YOUR E-D-P.
Daleks now: THEY UNBLURRED THE PHOTO, RATTLE EM BOIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Still got the dalek figures at home and there stories. And one remote control one.
I've only been in their presence because my friend has some including a remote control one as well and the rest are basically statues whose eye stalks, plungers and guns keep snapping off even though their worth a couple hundred dollars each NZD me on the other hand i only have a singular flimsy cardboard Dalek I put together from the back of a book
I like the bronze but we need a new design. The New Paradigm designs were good, but absolutely ruined by the plastic texture and extreme back hunch. Much like most things in 7a, their subsequent redesign was much better.
Daleks. ah hate them and love them.
Wonder where Mr Castavillain is.
The difference between classic and new is kind of sad really. Old is gold.
Well, hello generic 13th Doctor hater #69,420.
@@philosotree5876Hello generic Chibnall shill #87
@@philosotree5876How do you know they're not talking about the Daleks specifically?
How does that make a difference?@@adamstewart9052
@@Gojirawars03There’s no such thing. There are merely intelligent human beings (me, philosotree5876 and Adam) and brainless idiots (you and GreatHealer).
Imagine New Paradigm Daleks with the miniguns.
That big back hump was supposed to have let them switch out weapons, we just never saw it onscreen. A shame, because that function sounds super cool to me.
IDK why the fans chose the old design over the new. The New Paradigm design is much more scary looking (apart from the bright colors) than the old. They're tall, with big guns, and red eyes.@@Gojirawars03
that whittaker episode was so exciting, people give those seasons more flack than they deserve tbh
I never thought it made any sense. it didn’t help they gave a Dalek a Gatling gun and then had it miss so much. People were running down straight corridors and it wasn’t hitting them. It’s never good when an upgrade makes your ultimate killing machine less threatening.
And I think that was the episode someone ran circles around a Dalek and it couldn’t hit them. It’s been shown in previous episodes though that Daleks can move the weapon part of their body separate to their head and lower part. So it could have just easily killed Dan (I think) who was running around it.
@@rextitanyeah I actually find it frustrating how close that episode was to really being something special
One of Chibnall's stronger pieces for sure though
This shows the Daleks getting stupid despite all the upgrades to their travel machines, oh well I guess Dr Who is only as smart as the writers.
they compared the best dalek episode ever made, to the worst lol
Not a lot of Daleks in this Dalek video.
watchable scenes 0:09 - 4:08
Incorrect. 0:00-9:07.
4:52 Did you write that line, Chibnall? 🧐
The Daleks used to represent the disturbing horror of a species based on hatred. Now they are little more than stormtrooper-style fodder.
I make DALEK videos to make myself see more dalek content
Lol, voice control can easily be done now. Not that ground-breaking Davros!
quick question, is Davros a cyborg?
so much better before mc ccoy
Cool
I have this story on DVD and the novel. The Daleks are type 5.
I preferred the Daleks before Davros was introduced. After Davros they were just his minions, his foot soldiers.
The Daleks are cute but somewhere the thread lost the plot. Or the plot lost the thread to me.
New, younger fans need to connect with the origins and understand the implications of ultimate evil and fascism that could enslave all of humanity.
It was an educational show for kids and should adults.
Good story v Comic story.
its shocking how good the Dalek idea was in its prime. Now they are just used as joke villains. Chibnals Doctor was so ass smh
Daleks have the capacity to slaughter multiple humans easily, you can't get more terrifying than that.
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Majority is click and switch bait.
Avoid.
Not clickbait at all.
hi
The dakeks un series 14 must be ruthless again and show some evil again
Trump in his wheelchair 😮
I stopped watching Dr Who when he became a woman. But I've always loved the daleks. As a kid in the 1960s and 1970s, I had dozens of dalek toys and models. Sadly, I don't have any of them any more. Long live the daleks.
So never. The Doctor was confirmed gender-neutral in 1972. They never “became” a woman.
So you're a bigot?
@@LittleLozyou don’t have to be a bigot to agree she’s the worst incarnation of the Doctor.
@@johndoe35859 she isn't though lol
@@LittleLoz why not?
Shouldn't it be Kaleds now and then? :P
The JW era sucks, much better back then wow
No, it doesn’t.
@@DrWhoFanJ yet it had the worst ratings ok dude
@@willmac623 You idiots go for the exact same “proofs”, no matter how many times we conclusively prove you wrong. It’s really boring and stupid.
@@willmac623Ratings were average. Not the worst
@@LittleLoz lol 100% were the worst nice try
New is bad
Incorrect.
cringe