Dalek Invasion Earth 2150 AD - Brockley's Death

Philip Madoc gets killed by a group of Daleks

[@cleveland9203]

Their silence in this scene is deafening. As soon as they don’t respond to his last comment he knows they’re going to kill him.

[@nedd.8479]

When I saw the 4k remaster at the cinema, this scene was met with a massive round of applause.

[@Titan13335]

really? I just went to see it today and there was hardly anyone in there

[@TheOverseer2077]

First time I've seen a fire extinguisher START a fire

[@franklinnose]

Ha ha!

[@Superutubeking]

😅😂😂😂🤣

[@normanby100]

The minute you see Philip Madoc in anything, you know he's up to no good!

[@epiendless1128]

Your name is going on ze list! :-)

[@MrDavey2010]

Ha ha ha! So true! Always a sly bastard!

[@MarkMahoney]

👏👏

[@SuperWolsey]

@@epiendless1128 "Don't tell him, Pike!"

[@OnASeasideMission]

True. A great bad guy, but a great 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 actor no longer with us and one who was legendary for his language skills. He played more than a few German officers (Yes, that one 🤣) and SS officer Lutzig in the long running series Manhunt. Also studied Huron, in order to play Magua, the bad guy (naturally) in Last of the Mohicans. Only just checked that he'd checked out😔

[@61pieces]

This was an excellent scene Brockley gives away the doctor to the daleks and dies with no mercy by the daleks

[@Someguyhere111]

I love the simplicity of it - nothing too deep or complex, just a very straightforward example that a deal with a Dalek will only result in them turning on your once you've outlived your usefulness.

[@MrDavey2010]

Brilliant. No wringing of plungers!

[@or_gluzman561Peace_IL_PS]

@@Someguyhere111 also great metaphors for fascism which the dalek themselves are metaphors of as a deal with a fascist only end up destroying you

[@16shogunelitegreen]

No doubt the same thing happened to the mother and daughter 😁

[@squirehaggard4749]

Even the daleks don't like a snitch

[@16shogunelitegreen]

So that's three snitches killed lol. Yes I'm counting the mother and daughter even though they died off screen

[@borusa32]

They would have let him off if he had smuggled in a few crates of Sugar Puffs.

[@Dilopho]

I love how the Dalek's just look at eachother and then kill him at the same time as if they all thought the exact same thing. They don't even say anything before doing it.

[@1978rharris]

Um….Daleks share a consciousness. I didn’t know people didn’t know that.

[@Galvatronover]

@@1978rharris it’s somthing only hardcore fans know

[@Xendiyatrix]

@@Galvatronoverthey only had it by the time of the time war. So these daleks wouldn’t actually have access to the path web

[@gumdeo]

Brockley no longer had any use for them.

[@DomWeasel]

@@Xendiyatrix It really annoys me that the New Series decided to make both the Cybermen and Daleks a hive mind.

[@Watcher3223]

0:45 "I told you he'd be here, didn't I?" And the Daleks turn to look at Brockley, as if saying "are you still even here? Time to take care of some unfinished business, then." ka-BOOM!

[@ignaciocue]

Top 10 Anime Betrayals

[@michaelclentworth1283]

You gotta love how the Daleks fire their staff.

[@rogerramjet5302]

If you look in Bedfordshire underpasses you can still see today where the Dalek's sprayed "Brockley is a grass".

[@fpvDRE]

🤣🤣

[@nexus95]

"I told you he'd be here, didn't I? ... ...oh shit."

[@davebesag]

I was looking for the film online just for this scene!

[@Steve10578]

I'm guessing the Daleks exterminated him for being a traitor to his own race.

[@greedycapitalist8590]

No, they wouldn't be bothered about that. They killed Brockley because he was a) unreliable, and b) of no use to the Daleks. Why would they want some spiv hanging around the place, smuggling contraband in and out, and maybe helping people to escape?

[@rogersstinson4019]

But Greedy Capitalist the traitor thing could be another possibility I’ve read a doctor who book were a person is killed for betraying there race

[@davebesag]

@@greedycapitalist8590 No use any longer.

[@SuperWolsey]

He was... surplus for requirements

[@MrDOCTORDERPY]

To daleks if you're not useful to them your target practice

[@paulsmith-ll9vg]

this film and the first film were seriously big parts of my childhood, and i`ve got a funny feeling i probably remember this more than perhaps the peter davidson era of doctor who that was on tv at the time, and if you were lucky enough to have see this on a cinema screen back in the 60`s, then considering that you would have watched doctor who at the time on a small black and white television, with perhaps not the best quality sound or picture, and you saw these films in all there colour and glory and with really marvellous music, then you could never forget watching them, and since the second one of these films is even more fast paced and even more of a thrilling adventure, its possibly my most favourite of the two, and even with the doctor not being played by william hartnell but by peter cushing, who i could look upon as one of the best actors just for star wars alone let for his hammer films, i just love his version of the doctor.

[@peterdixon7734]

Fortunately, there were many more Doctor WHO roles to come for Philip Madoc.

[@larsoftheredhotlovers6220]

"I'm so sorry." "Oh! Don't apologise! I expected it!" There's that wit that is so synonymous with the Doctor!

[@kylestubbs8867]

Rewarded as a traitor deserves.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

0:57 Look at what you've done to my blood shed, man!

[@harrytheseal6566]

I had this bomb... Eh- that'll buff out!

[@seamusoneill5765]

“This wooden shed that he just hid in… do we REALLY need it anymore?” “Nope!”

[@V1nce_man]

0:57 Silly daleks you are supposed to put out fires with your fire extinguishers not cause them ah that’s alright I can’t stay mad at you :3

[@vin-dog575]

They were originally ment to be flame throwers but they were cut for being too violent.

[@V1nce_man]

Vin-dog 575 I can see the dangers but being too violent? You have people getting stabbed in this movie-

[@vin-dog575]

@@V1nce_man I guess being stabbed is slightly less graphic than burning to death.

[@Enzo012]

Better make sure that wooden shed door is firmly closed.

[@sammichael2813]

Then he found Morbius…

[@georgeowain]

In the original TV story, the character Brockley was based on was called Ashton. Like Brockley, he was a black market dealer who traded food to the slave workers for rare metals and such. Rather than being killed off by the Daleks, he was instead slain by a Slyther; mutant animals the Daleks bring from Skaro to roam the mine a night as guard dogs.

[@MrSniperfox29]

@Leonidas Poledouris Some people just like to think their rich and powerful. Either that or he used the items he required to buy the contraband off someone else

[@normietwiceremoved]

His name is bloody broccoli?

[@OnyxConflict]

And this is rated a U?

[@iwanevans1404]

The late Great Philip Madoc. One of only few actors to appear in both the Films and the Classic TV series. Famously played The War Lord in the War Games ans The Mehendri Solon in the Brain of Morbius. He's also famous for playing the U-Boat Captain in the infamous scene in Dads Army. And Played David Lloyd George in the Life and Times of David Lloyd George.

[@sonicology]

He died doing what he loved.

[@davidthomas3826]

Made in the days when Daleks were armed with Lynx Africa. But, seriously, the Daleks are proper b*stards

[@royhay5741]

0:28 Perfect comeback

[@PaulDavies4]

Even as a kid this character baffled me, what is the point of sneaking into a mine and trading gold for food? Humanity is conquered, what could he do with the gold? Why not go to a city and clean out the empty shops if you want gold.

[@rogersstinson4019]

The Daleks are going for the core

[@Ernest-From-England]

They want to use the earth as a massive spaceship. To do this they mine down to the metallic part of earth's core so that they can pilot the planet somehow?

[@HALLish-jl5mo]

If humanity is ever liberated, he’s got all the gold. If they aren’t, well he’s fucked anyway. His mistake, was betraying the one person most likely to change his gold back from worthless yellow rocks and into wealth and power.

[@AntiGuildProductions]

You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!!!

[@brigadier-tc8565]

I know it's a bit taboo to like these films these days, but this is one of the most Dalek moments of all time. No words. They just kill him on the spot because they can.

[@EosFilms]

So good

[@TwoonyHorned]

Daleks see bugs everywhere.

[@brolyva9851]

What is that music called? I'm actually quite curious as to what it was called?

[@imisinjan]

What a way to go, steamed cleaned to death, tragic.

[@MarkMeade-e1y]

What go’s around comes around……

[@borusa32]

Brockley is even more of a slimeball than Ashton-not sure why they changed the character's name.

[@Georgieastra]

Because Broccoli 🥦 is the food of the Devil 😈

[@GarryH1963]

A job-seeker outliving his usefulness to the jobcentre lol

[@hyperion3145]

The Brockley's burnt

[@ryanbrownnew]

garden shed exterminators - no job too small.

[@marcse7en]

Broccoli 🥦 got cooked by the Daleks!

[@anthonytkacz8587]

Nasty little bins!!

[@Dim4323]

Do a redit this time with the beams

[@harrytheseal6566]

The reason he was disliked, is because he is named after a literal vegetable