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in the first peter cushing movie it is second in command,
in the second peter cushing movie it is the saucer pilot,
in series 4 with David Tennant it is the supreme dalek,
and the new paradigm dalek rank for red is a drone.
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What are the names of all of the daleks in Doctor Who?
Not all daleks have names, the more notable ones just have titles, such as Dalek Emperor, or Dalek Supreme. The Cult of Skaro had names though, their names were Dalek Sec, Caan, Jast and Thay.
Who is the most powerful dalek?
either dalek sec or dalek stratigest
Who plays 'Clara oswin oswald' in doctor who?
Jenna-Louise Coleman Plays Clara, the Doctor's new companion, the Dalek, and the Victorian Governess.
Who is the leader of the o daleks off doctor who?
Davros created them, however they tend to overthrow him. In the classic series they apparantly kill him, he turns up in a later episode though. In the 7th Doctor story 'Remembrance of the Daleks', there are two Dalek factions, Imperial Daleks under the Dalek Emperor, and Renegade Daleks under the Dalek Supreme. The Emperor in this case turns out to be Davros however. At the end of the 1st series of the rebooted Doctor Who, the Dalek Emperor is shown, he survived the Time War and rebuilt an army. They are destroyed by Rose Tyler however. During series 2 and 3, four other Daleks are shown to have survived the Time War. They are the Cult of Skaro, specially designated Daleks with their own names and imagination. They are lead by a black Dalek, Dalek Sec. In the 4th series, another Dalek force has been assembled, lead by a Supreme Dalek. Davros is here also, though he is simply being kept for his scientific expertise. In the 5th series, a 'New Paradigm' of Dalek is created. They are colour coded, the white one is the new Supreme Dalek. In series 7, 'Asylum of the Daleks', the Daleks have a parliament and a prime minister.
What can a dalek do?
nothing!! the daleks dont need food.
