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Dalek (Generic Patrol Unit)

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Daleks originate from Skaro and command a sprawling empire spanning galaxies, controlling over 70 planets in the Ninth Galactic System and 40 in the Constellation of Miros. They operate as both imperial rulers and armored security patrol units on hostile worlds like Kembel, where they detect alien spacecraft crashes via sensor readings and split into coordinated groups to converge on threats. Subordinate to command Daleks (e.g., Dalek Supreme, Dalek 1), they execute precise tactical maneuvers to eliminate threats before warnings reach targets like Earth. Driven by total conquest, Daleks prioritize operational security through disciplined tactics, ruthless efficiency, and unwavering obedience to the Dalek hierarchy. Their actions include hunting human survivors, deploying seismic sensors, and authorizing extermination to enforce Dalek supremacy.
67 appearances
Dalek Military Operations
Also known as: Generic Dalek Soldier, DALEK, Dalek (Patrol Unit), Daleks, Dalek (Time Machine), Dalek Security Unit, Dalek Operative

Dalek (Generic …'s Journey

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67 moments
S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory asserts SSS authority and reveals Dalek threat

Not directly present, but their influence is felt through Cory's revelations and the Varga plants' presence. The Daleks represent an existential threat, driving tension and urgency in the scene.

The Daleks are discussed as an expanding galactic threat, with recent sightings in the system. Their alliance with outer galaxy forces and presence on Kembel (evidenced by the Varga plants) …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory reveals Dalek threat and comms failure

None (as an organization), but their presence is felt as a cold, calculating menace.

The Daleks are not physically present in this scene but are the looming, unseen antagonists. Cory’s detailed account of their expansion into the Ninth Galactic System and Constellation of Miros, …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory admits unauthorized mission to Lowery

Not applicable (collective entity), but their presence is felt as a cold, calculating force—implied to be both distant and imminent. The Daleks embody the scene’s underlying dread, the reason why Cory’s mission is so desperate.

The Daleks are not physically present but are the unseen antagonists driving the scene’s tension. Cory invokes them as a looming, existential threat—describing their expansion, their control over distant systems, …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory reveals Dalek invasion evidence

None (as an organization, they are a cold, calculating force). Their 'emotional state' is the terror they inspire—dread, urgency, and the crushing weight of inevitability.

The Daleks are referenced indirectly but loom large in the scene, their presence inferred through Cory's intel and the Varga thorn. They are the unseen architects of the crew's predicament—their …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Dalek Supreme Orders Alien Ship Annihilation

Coldly determined, with an undercurrent of aggressive paranoia (no hesitation or doubt in its orders)

The Dalek Supreme dominates the control room with its jet-black casing, a visual symbol of its authority over the gunmetal-blue subordinates. It methodically receives reports, first confirming the arrival of …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory reveals Vargas as Dalek weapons

N/A (Synthetic entities without emotions, but their presence evokes dread and urgency in the humans).

The Vargas are observed from the fringes of the clearing, their root-like bodies swaying slightly as they drag themselves forward with deliberate, slow movements. Their presence is ominous and silent, …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory’s Urgency Collides with Lowery’s Skepticism

None (as an organization, they operate with mechanical precision, devoid of emotion). Their 'intent' is conveyed through the Vargas’ slow, deliberate advance and Cory’s fear of their arrival.

The Daleks are not physically present in this scene but are a looming, unseen threat referenced repeatedly by Cory. Their influence is felt through the Vargas—synthetic plants engineered by the …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Daleks coordinate ambush on crashed ship

Mechanically focused, with an unshakable commitment to their mission and an absence of empathy or hesitation.

The Dalek patrol moves as a single, synchronized unit, their casings humming with mechanical efficiency as they fan out into two groups. Their actions are a testament to their disciplined …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Daleks destroy the ship and hunt survivors

None (emotionless, operating as a single, relentless force). Their actions are driven by the Daleks’ overarching goal of galactic domination and the elimination of all threats.

The collective Dalek force glides into the clearing, their presence dominating the scene. They line up in front of the ship, their formation a display of coordinated power. Their destruction …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Daleks confirm wreckage and initiate hunt

The Daleks’ collective emotional state is one of cold, unfeeling efficiency. There is no triumph in their actions, no malice—only the execution of a plan. Their arrival and destruction of the ship are not acts of vengeance but necessary steps in securing their invasion. The hunt for the survivors is not personal; it is operational. Their presence looms like an unstoppable force, reinforcing the protagonists’ vulnerability.

The collective Dalek force arrives at the crash site, confirms the ship is empty, and destroys it on Dalek 1’s command. They then mobilize patrols to hunt the survivors, moving …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Dalek Supreme dismisses human threat

Cold, unyielding certainty with a hint of irritation at Malpha's challenges

The Dalek Supreme dominates the conference room, initially declaring the meeting ready to begin before Malpha interrupts with concerns about the human survivors. He dismisses the threat with mechanical arrogance, …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Dalek Supreme Unites Outer Galaxy Forces

Triumphant and overconfident, with a cold, mechanical certainty in the Daleks' inevitable victory.

The Dalek Supreme dominates the conference room, its mechanical voice resonating with authority as it declares the formalization of the Great Alliance. It consolidates the militaries of the Daleks and …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory’s Final Transmission and Death

None (mechanical), but their actions convey a sense of invincibility—they act as an extension of the Dalek Supreme’s will, confident in their dominance over all other life forms.

The Dalek patrol moves as a single, coordinated unit, surrounding Cory with military precision. Their seismic detectors guide them unerringly to his location, and they open fire on his command, …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Cory kills infected Lowery and records warning

The Daleks’ collective state is one of cold, mechanical efficiency. There is no satisfaction, no hesitation—only the confirmation that the intruders have been dealt with. Their departure is as clinical as their arrival, a reminder that they see humans as nothing more than obstacles to be removed.

The Dalek collective surrounds Cory in the jungle, their seismic detectors having pinpointed his location. They move as a single, coordinated unit, their weapons trained on him as Dalek 2 …

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S3E5 · Mission to the Unknown
Malpha Formalizes the Dalek Alliance

Triumphant and resolute, with a sense of inevitable victory. His confidence borders on arrogance, reflecting the Daleks' overconfidence in their impending conquest.

Malpha stands at the head of the conference table, his voice resonant with authority as he declares the formalization of his forces' allegiance to the Daleks. His posture is commanding, …

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S3E10 · The Nightmare Begins
Bret’s panic disrupts Steven’s treatment

Not applicable (as a machine, the Dalek has no emotions, but its presence induces horror in Bret and foreshadows the group’s helplessness).

The Dalek appears only on the TARDIS scanner, gliding into the jungle clearing outside. Its presence is silent but devastating—Bret’s whispered 'No!' captures the instant shift from medical desperation to …

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S3E10 · The Nightmare Begins
Bret manipulates Katarina into treating Steven

Not applicable (as a machine), but its presence evokes fear and urgency in Bret and the audience.

The Dalek appears on the TARDIS scanner as it glides into the clearing outside, its presence unseen by the characters inside but revealed to Bret as he glances up. The …

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S3E11 · Day of Armageddon
Chen Seats the Doctor in the Dalek Council

Coldly anticipatory—the Daleks are poised for the next phase of their plan, indifferent to the human drama unfolding.

The Daleks (general) serve as the conference’s enforcers and audience, their assembled presence a silent threat. They escort the Doctor into the room, signal approval of Chen’s presentation, and stand …

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S3E11 · Day of Armageddon
Chen Delivers Taranium Core to Daleks

Triumphant and unified, reveling in the progress toward the time destructor’s activation and the Daleks' impending dominance.

The Daleks in the conference room signal their enthusiastic approval as Mavic Chen presents the taranium core. They remain assembled as witnesses, their collective presence reinforcing the Daleks' authority and …

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S3E11 · Day of Armageddon
Taranium’s Solar Origin Exposed

Cold, mechanical approval of the proceedings, with underlying hostility toward any perceived threats or disruptions.

The Daleks escort the disguised Doctor into the conference room and remain present throughout the proceedings, their presence enforcing the Daleks' authority. They signal approval during the Black Dalek's announcement, …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Doctor reveals taranium’s lethal threat

Not directly observable, but inferred as ruthless and determined, driven by a desire for total domination.

The Daleks are referenced as the primary antagonists, with their alliance with outer galaxy rulers and their plans to conquer the universe revealed through the Doctor’s exposition. Though not physically …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Zephon’s Accusations and Execution

None (Daleks lack emotions, but their actions radiate cold, unfeeling efficiency.).

The Dalek minions act as silent enforcers, blocking Zephon's path to the spaceport and executing him on the Black Dalek's command. Their presence is a physical manifestation of the Daleks' …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Black Dalek Executes Zephon for Treason

No emotional state; operate purely on programmed obedience and the Daleks’ collective hatred for inferiors.

The Dalek minions in the conference room act as silent enforcers of the Black Dalek’s authority. They remain motionless and menacing throughout the verbal confrontation, only moving to block Zephon’s …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Black Dalek orders relentless pursuit

Neutral and focused, devoid of any emotional nuance. The subordinate Dalek operates purely on its programming and the chain of command.

A subordinate Dalek stands at attention in the Dalek Control Room, its gunmetal-blue casing contrasting with the Black Dalek’s imposing black form. It reports the stolen ship’s trajectory toward Desperus …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Daleks deploy Randomiser to intercept Spar

Cold and commanding, fully focused on recapturing the taranium core and eliminating the Doctor’s crew.

The Black Dalek stands as the supreme commander in the Dalek Control Room, overseeing the pursuit of the Spar ship. With cold precision, it issues the order to activate the …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Dalek Randomiser diverts ship to Desperus

Not directly observable, but inferred as coldly triumphant. The Daleks’ actions in this event reflect their usual contempt for their enemies, combined with a calculated confidence in their superiority.

The Daleks are the unseen but omnipotent force behind this event. Their Neutronic Randomiser seizes control of the Spar ship, overriding all manual inputs and forcing the crew toward Desperus. …

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S3E12 · Devil's Planet
Black Dalek orders Doctor’s elimination

None; its actions are purely functional, devoid of emotion or independent thought.

A subordinate Dalek serves as the mechanical enforcer of the Black Dalek’s orders, confirming the Spar ship’s location and relaying commands with robotic precision. Its role is purely functional—obedience is …

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S3E13 · The Traitors
Black Dalek Executes Failure

Ruthless efficiency masking indifference to its own unit’s impending destruction

A subordinate Dalek reports the status of the Earth vessel’s pursuit, confirming it is back on course for Earth with only slight damage. It obediently relays the Black Dalek’s orders …

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S3E13 · The Traitors
Chen’s Dalek Gambit Revealed

Unseen but exerting oppressive control; their disapproval of Trantis and demand for results drive Chen’s actions.

The Daleks are the unseen but ultimate authority in the scene, driving Chen’s desperation and the activation of Emergency Plan B. Their disapproval of Trantis and their demand for the …

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S3E13 · The Traitors
Karlton triggers emergency countermeasures

Unseen but implied to be demanding and unforgiving, with Chen’s actions reflecting their ruthless expectations.

The Daleks are referenced as the ultimate authority Chen seeks to align with. Their displeasure with Trantis and Chen’s ambition to replace him are central to the dialogue, looming as …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Doctor exploits Visian-Dalek conflict

Ruthless and determined during the standoff, shifting to frustration and urgency after the Doctor's escape.

The lead Dalek demands the taranium core from the Doctor, engaging in a tense standoff while its seismic detector confirms the core's presence. When the Visians ambush, it orders an …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Doctor exploits Visian attack for escape

Aggressive and frustrated, with a single-minded focus on recovering the taranium core and eliminating threats.

The Dalek demands the taranium core with aggressive insistence, threatening extermination if the Doctor does not comply. When the Visian ambush begins, it shifts its focus to the invisible attackers, …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Black Dalek Demands Taranium Recovery

Unshaken mechanical compliance, with a hint of passive deference to the Black Dalek’s authority.

The Dalek stands rigidly in the Dalek Control Centre, its eyestalk swiveling toward the Black Dalek as it relays the communication from Mira. Its voice is flat and mechanical, delivering …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Daleks force emergency launch

Mechanical and unyielding, with no emotional range beyond cold efficiency and frustration at being outmaneuvered. Their commands grow more urgent as the crew’s escape becomes imminent, but their lack of adaptability is their downfall in this moment.

The Daleks (both the Black Dalek and generic forces) embody relentless, mechanical efficiency as they surround the pursuit ship and prepare to board. Their commands are crisp and hierarchical ('We …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Desperate Launch Under Dalek Fire

None (Daleks lack emotions), but their actions convey a sense of mechanical urgency and determination to reclaim the ship and eliminate the fugitives.

The Daleks surround the stolen pursuit ship, their mechanical voices blaring commands to surround, form up, and prepare to board. They issue extermination orders as the ship's power build-up lags, …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Chen exposes Dalek operational failure

Neutral and detached. The subordinate Dalek’s role is purely functional; it reports facts without judgment and executes orders without hesitation. Its lack of emotional response contrasts sharply with the tension between Chen and the Black Dalek, highlighting the Daleks’ rigid hierarchy and the human element of frustration and defiance.

A subordinate Dalek serves as the messenger of bad news in the Control Centre, reporting that the fugitives (the Doctor, Sara, and Steven) have stolen a pursuit ship and escaped …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Black Dalek Orders Pursuit After Ship Theft

Neutral and functional, devoid of emotional response but reflecting the urgency of the crisis through its actions.

The Dalek subordinate stands rigidly in the Dalek Control Centre, delivering a blunt report of the stolen pursuit ship and the stranded Dalek forces on Mira. Its mechanical voice lacks …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Daleks escalate pursuit with magnetized beam

Neutral and functional, devoid of emotional inflection or personal investment in the outcome.

The Dalek stands as a subordinate operative in the Dalek Control Centre, mechanically reporting the loss of control over the stolen pursuit ship and confirming the activation of the magnetized …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Chen’s Failed Negotiation with Black Dalek

Neutral, mechanically efficient

The Dalek serves as a subordinate tactical unit in the Dalek forces, providing real-time updates on the pursuit ship's descent into Mira's atmosphere. Its mechanical precision and authoritative tone reinforce …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Steven’s High-Stakes Taranium Deception

Ruthless and methodical in executing the Black Dalek’s orders, but perplexed and frustrated upon witnessing Steven’s survival, challenging its understanding of human vulnerability.

A generic Dalek follows the Black Dalek’s command to open fire on Steven as he hands over the fake taranium core. The Dalek’s extermination ray is deflected by Steven’s forcefield, …

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S3E15 · Coronas of the Sun
Steven’s desperate TARDIS escape

Aggressive and perplexed—initially following orders with ruthless efficiency, but thrown into disarray when Steven survives. The Dalek’s confusion stems from its inability to reconcile the failure with its programming, which dictates that no human should withstand their firepower.

A generic Dalek soldier, acting under the Black Dalek’s orders, opens fire on Steven as he hands over the taranium core. The Dalek’s extermination ray bounces off Steven’s force field, …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Trantis Selected for Time Destructor Trial

Neutral and devoid of emotion, operating purely on logic and the Black Dalek’s directives. Its state is one of mechanical efficiency, focused solely on executing the task at hand.

A subordinate Dalek confirms the Time Destructor’s readiness and awaits the Black Dalek’s orders to program it for testing. It executes the Black Dalek’s commands with mechanical precision, selecting Trantis …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Daleks Expose Chen’s Betrayal Through Trantis’ Sacrifice

Emotionally neutral, operating purely on logic and orders; its actions are driven by the Daleks’ collective will and the Black Dalek’s authority.

The Dalek (Frontline Combat Unit) acts as the Black Dalek’s enforcer, carrying out orders with mechanical precision. It forces Trantis into the test chamber, activates the Time Destructor, and later …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Chen’s Taranium Sabotage Exposed

None—its actions are driven solely by Dalek protocol and the Black Dalek's orders, devoid of emotion or independent thought.

A subordinate Dalek activates the Time Destructor at the Black Dalek's command, confirming the machine's readiness and the failure of the taranium core. It questions the Black Dalek about the …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Chen’s Betrayal and Dalek Punishment Ordered

Emotionless and functional, operating as instruments of the Black Dalek’s authority. Their actions are devoid of hesitation or moral consideration, reflecting the Daleks’ dehumanized efficiency.

The generic Dalek soldiers act as extensions of the Black Dalek’s will, forcibly escorting Trantis into the test chamber and carrying out his execution without hesitation. Their dialogue is minimal …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Trantis’s Execution and Chen’s Collapse

None—Daleks operate on cold logic, with no emotional response to Trantis’s execution or Chen’s betrayal. Their actions are purely functional, driven by the Black Dalek’s authority and the Daleks’ overarching goal of domination.

A generic Dalek soldier, acting under the Black Dalek’s direct command, forces Trantis into the Time Destructor chamber and later carries out his execution. The Dalek’s actions are mechanical and …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Black Dalek deploys temporal strike force

Emotionless and fully aligned with the Daleks' collective will, driven by the Black Dalek’s authority.

A subordinate Dalek acknowledges the Black Dalek’s orders with mechanical obedience, confirming the readiness of the time machine and the activation of the space-time scope. Its role is purely functional, …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Chen’s Forced Conscription by Daleks

Neutral and devoid of emotion—its actions are purely functional, driven by the Dalek imperative of obedience and extermination.

A subordinate Dalek stands at attention in the Dalek Control Room, executing the Black Dalek’s orders with mechanical precision. It acknowledges the deployment of the time machine and the task …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Daleks deploy time machine pursuit

Fully aligned with Dalek objectives—no individual emotion, only the drive to execute the mission.

A generic Dalek soldier stands in the background, participating in the countdown and preparing for departure. Its role is purely operational—part of the task force being deployed to hunt the …

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S3E17 · Volcano
Daleks initiate time invasion countdown

Cold, unfeeling determination—its actions are driven by the Daleks' genocidal imperative, with no room for doubt or hesitation. The countdown is not a warning but a declaration of inevitable conquest.

A lone Dalek soldier stands rigid in the Dalek Control Room, its eyestalk fixed on the glowing countdown timer as it mechanically intones the numbers—'Twenty two, twenty one, twenty, nineteen, …

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S3E18 · Golden Death
Doctor dismisses Dalek threat despite Steven’s warning

Not applicable (Daleks lack emotions), but their actions are driven by cold, unyielding logic. Their materialization is a calculated move, part of a broader strategy to track and eliminate the Doctor and his companions.

The Dalek time machine materializes nearby, its arrival observed by Steven but ignored by the Doctor. This cramped vessel serves as a pursuit operative in the Dalek fleet, executing extermination …

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S3E18 · Golden Death
Doctor discovers Monk’s hidden TARDIS

Unconscious and oblivious to the tension and danger unfolding nearby.

A Hyksos guard is depicted sleeping in the pyramid workings, unknowingly obstructing the Doctor’s path as he searches for Steven and Sara. The guard remains unaware of the Doctor’s presence …

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S3E19 · Escape Switch
Chen’s Dalek-Broadcasted Hostage Ultimatum

Aggressive and unyielding, with an undercurrent of desperation. Their need for the Taranium Core is driving their actions, and they are willing to use any means necessary—including hostage-taking—to achieve their goals.

The Daleks, though not physically present in this scene, are the ultimate power behind Chen’s ultimatum. Their demand for the Taranium Core and their threat to execute Steven and Sara …

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S3E19 · Escape Switch
Doctor arrives to confront Daleks

Imperious anticipation of compliance

The Daleks’ absence is implied by Chen’s dialogue, their ultimatum hanging in the air as the Doctor arrives. Their imperious demand for the Doctor’s compliance sets the stage for the …

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S3E19 · Escape Switch
Hyksos confirms ambush readiness

Righteously determined, with a steely resolve that masks any underlying fear of the Daleks' power. His focus is entirely on the execution of the ambush, and he projects an aura of command and control.

Hyksos, the captain of the Egyptian guards, stands confidently in Khephren’s workshop, his posture radiating tactical readiness. He reports that his forces are already positioned and awaiting his command to …

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S3E19 · Escape Switch
Doctor admits calculated betrayals to save his friends

Not applicable (as an organization), but their implied state is one of triumphant dominance, poised to exterminate all opposition.

The Daleks are not physically present in this scene but loom as an ever-present threat. Their role is implied through the Doctor’s revelations: they now possess the Taranium Core, thanks …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Chen’s hollow victory over Daleks

Coldly pragmatic, devoid of emotion but seething with the anticipation of betrayal and domination.

The Daleks escort Chen, Sara, and Steven through the metal corridor with mechanical precision, their compliance with Chen’s demands initially suggesting deference. However, their subtextual exchange—revealed after Chen turns his …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Chen’s Last Stand Against the Daleks

Cold, calculating indifference

The Daleks advance in formation, their armored shells filling the corridor as they close in on Chen. Their weapons are primed and ready, their voices emitting the familiar, chilling extermination …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Doctor outmaneuvers Daleks with time destructor

Hesitant and cautious, with a sense of forced compliance to the Black Dalek’s orders.

A generic Dalek obeys the Black Dalek’s orders, gliding across the room to serve as a living shield for the Doctor. It remains stationary, its weapon immobilized by Steven’s actions. …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Doctor uses Dalek as living shield

None (Daleks lack emotions, but their actions reflect cold, strategic compliance).

A generic Dalek is ordered by the Black Dalek to act as a living shield for the Doctor, Steven, and Sara. Its gun is later disabled by Steven using the …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Doctor traps Dalek in control room

Neutral (functional)—its 'emotions' are limited to operational status updates, but the disruption causes a cascade of alarm responses in the Dalek hierarchy.

A Dalek positioned in the doorway becomes an unwitting obstacle in the Doctor's escape plan. The Doctor shoves it backward into the control room, using its own bulk as a …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Black Dalek orders Doctor’s extermination

Cold and unfeeling, driven solely by the Daleks' extermination protocols. Their actions are devoid of hesitation or mercy, reflecting the Daleks' genocidal nature.

A squad of Daleks glides from the control room in response to the Black Dalek’s order, their domes glowing with lethal intent. They are dispatched to pursue and exterminate the …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Doctor and Sara’s Desperate Flight Through the Storm

None (as machines), but their actions convey a sense of cold, calculated determination to exterminate their targets.

The Dalek patrol emerges from the underground base, setting off in relentless pursuit of the Doctor and Sara through the jungle. Their mechanical precision and unyielding nature are evident as …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Sara’s Final Collapse and the Doctor’s Failure

Cold, calculating triumph—they feel no pity or remorse for the suffering of their enemies. Their focus is solely on the completion of their mission: the extermination of the Doctor and the activation of the time destructor for universal conquest.

The Daleks, unaffected by the time destructor’s environmental decay, continue their relentless pursuit of the Doctor and Sara. Their mechanical precision and indifference to the devastation around them underscore their …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Daleks reduced to dust

Helpless and agonized as they decay into nothingness, their screams echoing their final moments of existence.

The Daleks are described as being annihilated by the backfiring time destructor. Their metal casings split and melt away, revealing clawed mutants inside before they decay into an embryonic state …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Doctor and Steven confront Sara’s legacy

Absent but haunting. Their destruction is a source of grim triumph, but the cost of their defeat is deeply felt by the Doctor and Steven.

The Daleks are depicted in their final moments: decaying into an embryonic state and turning to dust due to the time destructor's backfire. Their extinction is confirmed, and their remnants …

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S3E21 · Destruction of Time
Steven Demands Departure After Sara’s Death

Their absence is one of finality—there is no triumph in their defeat, only a sense of the inevitable cost of their destruction. They are mourned not as enemies but as a reminder of what was lost to achieve this victory.

The Daleks are not physically present in this event but are invoked through the remnants of their destruction—the dead embryo the Doctor holds and the twisted metal fragment Steven picks …

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Affiliation

Collective Dalek Race
Planetary Invasion and Extermination