RewardMe said:
Haha you said anal.
Anyway i don't think the writer could do anything but write the daleks in once every series. There was time before the start of the first new series when the daleks might not even appear because someone not part of the BBC owned the rights to the daleks i believe. I think the bbc compromised with the guy on the grounds that the daleks will appear atleast once every new series.
I don't have a problem with the Daleks as enemies, in fact it's always a joy to see them pop up. I certainly don't mind seeing them every series.
The problem I had was in relation to this:
hawkeye52 said:
JesterRaiin said:
All those bastards unwilling to die once and for all.
Even more powerfull enemies (not mentioned before) who replace those recently killed "ultimate evil" ones.
if you watch doctor who then you must hate the dalics then
It's the way the Daleks always have some sort of ridiculous plan (Which usually results in destroying all of known reality itself) and then they are thwarted, not by their plans being simply ruined,oh no but usually by the Doctor completely obliterating their entire army and leaving one or two to scurry away and act as an excuse to bring them back next time. Then of course there are the contrived reasons for them creating another huge Dalek army next time around. This seems to be a new series thing, this never happened in the original series. The Daleks always seemed to be a constant threat, whereas the new series made them follow this structure:
1) The Doctor believes the Daleks have gone and the universe is safe from them.
2) Oh no they found a way to come back! En Mass!
3) Yay! The Doctor has reduced all of them to tiny pieces! Every last one.
Rinse and repeat!
Yeah I kinda hated the whole "Dalek Army" thing that RTD had going, that's my stereotype choice! Although to be fair my favourite Dalek story is the very first of the first new series, simply titled "Dalek". It showed the sheer power and discrimination of one Dalek unit alone and was more effective for it.