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 ...

Anyone who's even remotely familiar with "Doctor Who" probably recognizes the Daleks, the tank-like robotic aliens that want to exterminate the titular Time Lord and everyone else who gets in their ...

Emma Oakman is a British writer based in Canada who studied film at university. Emma has a proclivity for goop, gore, and all things that go bump in the night. In the long history of Doctor Who, The ...

The general design, voice, and schemes of the Daleks haven’t changed all that much since they debuted in Doctor Who back in 1963. In “The Daleks,” the Doctor, Susan, Ian, and Barbara initially land in ...

Half a century has passed since the “Power of the Daleks” storyline aired on Doctor Who, arguably the series’ boldest moment—the first test to see if the show’s wild idea to rejuvenate its star with a ...

"Doctor Who" existed before Star Trek tried to redefine science fiction and spanned across TV, comics, books, and audio adventures. It featured one of the most terrifying villains ever conjured up: ...

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 ...

When now-iconic BBC series Doctor Who was created, it was a purely educational fantasy romp. The elderly Doctor was supposed to dance around various historical dates with his students in tow, ...

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, ...

Currently a features writer at Collider, Elisa Guimarães is an arts and entertainment journalist and a critic with over a decade of experience. Passionate about movies and TV shows as a whole, she ...