Going inside a Dalek (and a subtle reminder, what you see is a casing, a tank, a sort of travel machine) requires imagination and wonder, but with enough nods to the existing design. The ...

It takes most of the episode for us to even see the lone recon Dalek inside its iconic shell and it largely acts as a disembodied voice forcing one of the guest characters to do awful things for ...

Most Dalek builds seat a driver inside the body at the helm of a salvaged electric wheelchair, where they plunk around using a joystick control and simmer in an increasingly potent aroma.

Similar to the news about countries around the world setting drones loose to scold citizens who aren't staying indoors, some inventive goofballs in England let a Dalek roll down the block while it ...

People can get inside the Dalek and move it around - as demonstrated by BBC East Midlands Today's chief news reporter Quentin Rayner A 1966 Dalek has sold for about £38,000 to a UK bidder after ...

Instead, the core focus here is on the simple idea of exploring a Dalek from the inside, by zapping everyone down to thimble size. Thus, through the eyepiece goes a miniaturised crew, making good ...