Here, we get up close and personal with it – like ... Whatever you call it, this version which – you guessed it – guarded the Dalek Emperor was seen in 1960s First and Second Doctor episodes ...

The Dalek-impersonating parrot we told you about ... Leslye Headland opens up about the series' big, brutal reveal of Star Wars ' latest masked villain. Now that "Empire of Death" is out there ...

It marked the first time more than one Dalek had appeared in a modern Doctor Who episode and the only time to date that a Dalek Emperor has appeared ... Season 2 led up to a finale set in ...

The self-proclaimed 'God of all Daleks', the Dalek Emperor was both a ruler and a tyrannical fanatic to the Dalek race and its mission of dominance. Throughout its appearances in Doctor Who ...

rising up against the Daleks still loyal to the Emperor. Screenshot: BBC What followed was a near-complete massacre that even the Doctor thought might be the final end of their nemesis ...

Suz decides it is time to take control of events. But when she is summoned to an audience with the Dalek Emperor, she begins to fear that all her efforts have been in vain. Meanwhile, Earth ...

Dalek Emperor Personal Guards In the Second Doctor ... It was a Dalek with a cannon and a “let’s just blow up everything” attitude. Basically, the thing is a living, angry tank.

Doctor Who: Time Lord Victorious sees writer Jody Houser, from a story by James Goss, team up with Robyn Hood and Witchblade artist Roberta Ingranata to team up the Tenth Doctor with a Dalek on a ...

So how does Daleks! stack up? Well, obviously it’s a little unfair ... In the first episode we meet our Daleks – led by a booming Dalek Emperor and a battered classic series model called ...

With BBC's Time Lord Victorious reintroducing the Dalek Emperor to the Whoniverse, this list aims to take another look at the Dalek ruling class and its most menacing and interesting members ...