r Who 'revival' in 2005, with Christopher Eccleston's 9th Doctor, the Daleks have appeared in every series (nine episodes in total).Moffat said this: “Fans always look back, but shows have to look forward. There’s a brand new audience of kids for Doctor Who each year and they have to think it’s their programme, not some relic that belongs to their parents. I’m as obsessed with the show’s past as many in the audience, but I have to resist my impulse and keep everything fresh.”
I think it's reasonable, after all... nine episodes?! That's over-use isn't it? What do you think?
UPDATE: Can I just point out to the people commenting on this post saying the Daleks are in Series 5. Yes, I know now, thanks. If you could just take a look at the date this news was posted and then to when we found out the Daleks are in Series 5 from the trailer, you'll realise this was in fact posted months before we discovered it.
UPDATE: Can I just point out to the people commenting on this post saying the Daleks are in Series 5. Yes, I know now, thanks. If you could just take a look at the date this news was posted and then to when we found out the Daleks are in Series 5 from the trailer, you'll realise this was in fact posted months before we discovered it.
No Daleks in series 5 what about Davros he got escape after he died in joueney s end.
ReplyDeleteits a lie the daleks are confirmed in series 5.they have been seen on set and matt smith has recorded a line with the daleks in to hear it go to
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/alun_vega/3865648374/.Also the daleks have been seen on set see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ98r-laTE4&feature=channel_page.
Lots of rumours even say that in order to pick the series up, they're in episode 1!
ReplyDeletethe daleks are to appear in series 5 it was on the prevue of the doctor hitting a dalek with a malet
ReplyDeleteYea, you guys probly wont belive this but on a trailer ive seen a bit (through the eye of a dalek) the doctor headbutts it =D
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