It recalls the 2005 episode Dalek in some respects, in the fact that Asylum Of The Daleks does its damnedest to get across that just one of the infernal pepperpots is a lethal beast in its own regard.

In modern Who-terms, The Asylum of the Daleks was a triumph. Witty, crazy and with a heartfelt emotional streak throughout, it catered first and foremost to the characters we've come to love.

Hooray! New Doctor Who! And series seven starts with a belter. Yes, there will be spoilers. If you haven't seen Asylum Of The Daleks yet then maybe, just maybe, you should come back when you have ...

Little else is said as Asylum of the Daleks rumbles on. Katy coos over the Dalek prime minister (a mutant in a jar): she loves all God’s creatures, the uglier, the better.

Doctor Who 7.01 "Asylum Of The Daleks" REVIEW TV REVIEW The Doctor will see you now ... DALEK LORE We learn that the Daleks operate a neural “pathweb” that connects them telepathically.

Recapping "Asylum of the Daleks" By Kimberley Jones, 12:54PM, Sun. Sep. 2, 2012. Tweet. print. write a letter. Doctor Who returned to TV last night with a bang.

Asylum of the Daleks was an Eleventh Doctor adventure from 2012 in which a large group of insane Daleks were going to escape from the Dalek Asylum where they were kept.

In “Asylum of the Daleks,” we see an entire planet of Daleks who’ve been driven insane by the Doctor’s campaign against them.

It all recalls the 2005 episode Dalek in some respects, in the fact that Asylum Of The Daleks does its damnedest to communicate that even just one of the infernal things is a lethal beast in its ...

Steven Moffat certainly didn’t waste time easing us back in, either: Asylum Of The Daleks was a brisk, tight, breathless episode, and one which zipped through a hell of a lot of plot while still ...