From what I understand , they are bad-guy villianous robots that figure in the Doctor Who series. It is not known where the name comes from. They have biological entities hidden inside- never shown. In that sense they somewhat resemble the manned robots that were, for a while, a science-fiction staple- crossed with the Deros- or detrimental robots of the Shaver"s saga of the inside earth. This stuff is lilght years- on the Dark Side of wholesome, progressive Science Fiction- of which there are many types.
The 'New Paradigm' Daleks don't exactly have names because only the Cult of Skaro had names, but they have individual titles. Doctor Who Confidential gave their titles as white -Supreme, yellow - Eternal, red - Drone, blue - Strategist, and orange - Scientist.
As revealed in Daleks in Manhatten/Eveloution of the Daleks, the Daleks are made out a metal called Dalekanium. The base of the dalek also provides a pickup for static electricity
The Daleks don't really have a personality have they have no emotions, actually just one! Beauty that is why they can never kill the doctor (Asylum of the daleks)
(Contains spoilers for the episode Victory of the Daleks) Amy Pond can't recall anything about the Daleks who had invaded Earth (Sol:3) so the Doctor thinks there is something wrong with her by not remembering anything which had such an impact on her life. If you look at the end of the episode there is the crack in the wall which is following Amy so the crack in her wall will definitely be coming back in an episode soon which is when you can get the definite answer to your question but until all of the episodes have been shown nobody (unless they have read spoilers) can answer this honestly. If the question was meant that the character seemed a bit off in the episode, rather than that it had to do with actual plot, it has a simple explanation. The story Victory of the Daleks were originally written for the characters of the Tenth Doctor and companion Donna Noble. It was never used for them and instead pulled out and used for the Eleventh Doctor and Amy Pond. So if Amy Pond appears to be more abrasive and such, this is why.
In the original Series the first villiam was a member of the Tribe of Gum in the story 10,000 B.C although the first villain to be thought of as a villain was the Daleks in the very next Story arc originally called the Mutants. In the New series however the First villain was the autons and Nestene Intellegence originally created for Jon Pertwee's first season.
It was called 'the Daleks'
The first episode that Patrick Troughton played in Doctor Who was "The Power of the Daleks" in 1966.
The Daleks first appeared in the Doctor Who episode titled "The Daleks," which aired in 1963. They were created by writer Terry Nation and quickly became iconic villains in the series.
No, "Elevation of the Daleks" is not an episode name from the Doctor Who series. The correct title is "Evolution of the Daleks."
the daleks first came into the show just around the third episode, considering that all the episodes back then were separated into two. the episode was named "dead planet" and afterwords the daleks became a major part of doctor who
the first episode the daleks where in was in 1963 with the first doctor it was the second adventure the doctor and his companions had
The Power of the Daleks. November 5th 1966
They sure are! In episode 3, its called 'Victory of the Daleks''
the scientist who was in the world war two episode although the daleks created him, in the show.
The Daleks have appeared in over 97 episodes of Doctor Who since their first appearance in 1963. They are one of the show's most iconic and enduring villains.
The 1963 serial called The Daleks.
they are the doctors arch enemy they first featured in the daleks with the first doctor