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Who portrayed the daleks in the episode with Churchill of Doctor Who?
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The Daleks are 'driven' and 'steered' by unknown extras and stage technicians, who sit inside them on narrow benches and propel them along with their feet, looking through tiny narrow eye-slits in the head grilles. It's not an easy job making a Dalek glide smoothly as oppose to jerking with each leg movement, and each Dalek 'driver' needs a lot of practice.
Several anonymous stage-hands took on the job during the episode set in WW2 London, but their identity is unknown. However, if you are keen to find out, The Doctor Who Experience theme centre in Cardiff, South Wales, may have a record of who they were.
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What are daleks personality?
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Is something wrong with Amy Pond in the Victory of the Daleks?
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What the daleks look like?
The daleks were created by terry nation and were based on the Nazis, because when he was a child he was in the 2nd world war and that's why the daleks speak in a demanding high pitch squeal. i got this information from a 1980s dr who DVD.The daleks are hideous mutants hidden behind armour called Dalekanium.They were created by davros but some were created by The Dalek Emperor.They were meant to be destroyed in the time war but they keep coming back. In Victory of the Daleks,the Daleks pretended to be on Winston Churchill's side in World War 2 but were actually waiting for a "testinomy" from the Doctor.When the Doctor arrived and the Daleks got their testinomy,it confirmed they were Daleks to the proginetor(which didn't recognise them,because they were impure).The proginetor created a new race of pure Daleks.The new Daleks escaped and by doing so,claimed Victory,hence the episode title "Victory of the Daleks".Later,the Daleks ended up being part of a pandorica alliance,in The Pandorica Opens/the Big Bang.The pandorica Alliance succeeded in trapping the Doctor in the Pandorica.Later,the Dalek was brought to life by light from the Pandorica.For some unexplained reason,though,it was scared of River Song.
What was the first episode of Doctor Who with the daleks in?
It was called 'the Daleks'
What was the daleks first appearance in Doctor Who?
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Is elevation of the daleks an episode name?
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What year did the Daleks first appear in Doctor Who?
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