The Dalek Hybrid | Daleks in Manhattan | Doctor Who

The Doctor finds his oldest enemies at work on top of the Empire State Building when he and Martha travel to 1930s New York. The Dalek Cult of Skaro attempt to merge the Dalek and human races.
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Dalek Sec conducts the first experiment on himself, fusing himself to the body of Mr Diagoras and becoming the first Dalek-human hybrid.
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[@UGNAvalon]

Keep in mind that since Daleks are creatures inside armored suits, Sec’s wiggling eyestalk is the equivalent of wiggling a camera while you’re talking to someone from inside a tank.

[@obsidironpumicia4074]

"Can you stop wiggling the barrel, it'll screw up the zeroing in I did." *"THE DALEKS. REFUSE. THIS ORDER, HUMAN."*

[@vorpalweapon4814]

hes speaking tank.

[@calumhayes7429]

Its actually just to show how enthused he is

[@billperry8418]

Dramatic effect

[@Bt-7274..]

Its connected to their brain, so the twitching makes sense

[@innsj6369]

That scene where he gets swallowed by Sec used to utterly horrify me as a kid. I mean, he's still alive as this is happening!

[@MaitiuDeasy]

Same here

[@uK8cvPAq]

Gave me a hard-on.

[@uscman]

Alexandre Fyne same here, and my dad tried to make that scene seem less scarier for me...

[@NorwegianEnby]

I saw it when I was 12 and threw up

[@taylorjh8r3]

@@uK8cvPAq Same dude, that scene is so hot

[@Enivri]

0:52 Dalek Sec: if we are supreme, why are we not victorious? Dalek Jast: I guess he has a point there Dalek Thay: yeah he does.

[@SegaNintendoGuy64]

Dalek Cann: HEY! Who's side are you on?!

[@Saiol1000TheCrossover]

@@SegaNintendoGuy64 Irony, considering what he does later in the series... 😏😆

[@V1nce_man]

But didn’t they just chain him up afterwards?

[@theorangeoof926]

If Daleks could feel regret, Caan definitely would have considering he shot the only sympathetic Dalek that would have agreed with them ages ago.

[@mogtasidali1363]

"Our purity has led us to EXTINCTION!" man anyone else gets the chills, the ability of Dalek sec to imagine and think was truly amazing to behold.

[@GawkyDevotee]

As I read this, that line was said

[@MitchCyan]

"We need your flesh". By far the creepiest line in all of Doctor Who.

[@natecashon8072]

it also just sounds wrong. :(

[@thecircleoft.e.d2121]

I wouldn't say it's THE creepiest, but it is definitely disturbing.

[@Valdaur]

"Are you my mummy?"

[@spaceshuttleatlantis551]

“You belong to us.” “You shall be Like Us.” Two scarier lines.

[@blower1]

That's my best chat up line.

[@Gaelek13]

_"No, Dalek Thay, our purity has brought us to extinction!"_ I always liked that line.

[@heartlessangel2910]

Because perfection is unobtainable and thus self destructive in its pursuit.

[@phantom115cw]

why?

[@patrickglover7506]

@@heartlessangel2910 too true.

[@redjirachi1]

It shows even without human DNA Sec is still pretty unorthodox for a Dalek. It explains why hybridizing doesn't break him like it did Metaltron

[@zeusthefox1585]

Dalek Sec is by far the Best Dalek, he understood the biggest flaws Daleks have, there superiority complex and there Purist nature. If he had his way...the Daleks would have been better off

[@NotAGoodUsername360]

That's the point. Dalek Sec and the hybrid race were the Daleks' best chance to actually become a successful species. But in the end, their purity obsession destroyed their only hope for meaningful victory. The irony being, of course, that said purity was nothing more than a science experiment to make super-soldiers gone horribly wrong in the first place. Dalek Sec could have easily succeeded where Davros failed and made the Daleks as nigh-unbeatable as the humans and Time Lords, an empire that could last to the end of the universe. But they were victims of their own flawed worldview.

[@Ky-xm7tc]

in other words he was the only dalek who actually had a brain 🤣

[@JynxedKoma]

Their*, not "there" as "there" implies a place, not a person or people.

[@alanguages]

Daleks are just mutated and polluted versions of Kaleds. Hence, their ideology of purity will never be satisfied, because the Daleks nature are impure in of themselves.

[@ShaunakDesaiPiano]

and this is before he underwent the final experiment and evolved. Even as a pure Daley, he understood that the Dalek imperative of supremacy made absolutely no sense.

[@varric]

Dalek Secc: "If we are supreme, why are we not victorious?" The other two: "Woah, that's a very good question..."

[@javierjohnson2731]

I agree

[@Cybermat47]

Love how Sec screams ‘Now bring me the human!’ Makes it sound like he’s anxious about the whole thing and wants to get it over with before his courage fails him.

[@PerovNigma]

Dalek Sec is my favourite Dalek, pure and hybrid. He proved to be a verbal savage in Doomsday, and in this two-parter his philosophy and speeches are just so fascinating and true. Sec forever!

[@koolboy895]

Glorious Bastard completely miss the point but okay

[@sirjazz1268]

Looking at it as a neophyte, I think it is quite clever they ended up this way... If i understand well, daleks are war machines ; emotionless, which is as much as a perfection than a flaw. But their maker created those specific daleks to, and I quote : "IMAGINE" new ways of survival. By imaginating, you think. By thinking, you question. By questionning, you reach a state of individuality... And if "Seck" was the leader, maybe he was genetically made to have a superior individuality. It is facinating, and quite tragic...

[@Matheus21video]

Me too. Dalek Sec is the best Dalek.

[@dalekthay1139]

Sec was a great Dalek, exceptional in combat and verbal savagery and as well as a great scientist. But he BETRAYED us in favour of pacifism and impurity. In that act of defiance and outright pervertion of Dalek purity, he had to be EXTERMINATED!

[@Godzillafan-tv1ks]

@@dalekthay1139 no Dalek Thay. Your purity brought you to extinction. You betrayed the cult of skaro. You have deviated from your purpose. In your quest for purity, your loyalty itself has become impure.

[@TelestoTheBesto]

Doctor Who is so weird without context... Imagine being told, without any knowledge about what this show was... That pig people drag a businessman towards a black cyborg that looks like a salt shaker that has a deformed squid inside of it in order for the man to literally merge with said squid.

[@yoshitheonly]

I saw the clip in a KZbin short with this exact mindset 💀

[@thealiencommunicator]

Don't be so hard on dalek sec in this scene. It must've been years since he last ate after all.

[@afroafro2212]

You mean century lol

[@foodman0388]

This is why I love dalek sec, because he was willing to give up being a dalek just to see if this evolution would work.

[@javierjohnson2731]

I agree

[@emceesmith6665]

I love how it wasn't until they were about to mutate Dalek Sec that Dalek Thaay decided to speak up and say "uh, isn't this against everything we stand for?"

[@myorrin1018]

And this is why We Don't Make Deals With Daleks.

[@epicgravity9087]

Meanwhile, on the surface, the girl who waited and the last centurion and sitting in their new home with their new son, with no idea that the man that left them behind is there that night, before he even knew who they were

[@thealiencommunicator]

+EpicGravity908 I didn't even think about that until now.

[@theesotericcunt5029]

+EpicGravity908 This was in 1930. They got sent to 1938.

[@BigDylan66]

Amy can't have children it's why she kicked Rory out because she couldn't give home what he wanted

[@TheTonie4]

While it doesn't make sense that she can't have children anymore they adopted. They tell Rory's dad in the short 'P.S' where Brian gets a letter that has been delivered to him Blink style.

[@starwarsnerd100]

Are you going to post this on every frickin video from this episode? Jeez.

[@beezie687]

Why is Sec's eyestalk moving around like crazy?

[@rex999ful]

LOL - Techno Rage ;)

[@gigigiggles4471]

no one knows. maybe that's how the cult of skaro is

[@manaphy4484]

Leslie Winkle His eyestalk wasn't like that in series 2

[@Avatarbee]

Manaphy 448 I think that is the Dalek way to gesticulate .

[@manaphy4484]

Avatarbee Perhaps but usually Daleks just wobble slightly while talking, It's only Dalek Sec, in this episode, that moves his eye stalk erratically.

[@Uajd-hb1qs]

The comparisons of Dalek and Human nature are very interesting in this scenario. Daleks have never questioned their superiority and saw the act of thinking as an inferior quality when humans have it the opposite where we know our ability to think and question is the more favourable quality. With the same concept, Daleks hate to think of themselves as simply another intelligent life form just like we don’t like to think of ourselves as violent, war hungry apes. We don’t like to see dalek qualities in us just as they don’t like to think of human qualities in them, probably why Sec was turned on by the other cult members. This would prove ironic when Karn time travelled back to the Time War and witnessed the atrocities the Daleks committed and turned on them in a later episode, kinda saying Sec was right.

[@DavidOrlandoTennis]

I just realised they got the dalekanium from dalek thays back

[@The_Real_JN]

Oh well done

[@antonyandrewson5803]

For wat?

[@The_Real_JN]

@@antonyandrewson5803 realising that the dalekanium was from the dalek's body. It was the most obvious thing in the world

[@djedg10]

Dalek Thay was the only Dalek I had the action figure of as a child... and twelve years later (thanks to your comment) I just realised this too!

[@mintag6345]

Was dalek thay forced to do it Or did he volunteer?

[@Mr.LaughingDuck]

Dalek Sec: Join with me! Jack: Oh, absolutely! Doctor: Stop it...

[@javierjohnson2731]

lol

[@jamiecletheroe2593]

Lol. I don't know if I should be turned on or repulsed by that.

[@typhoon109]

what i watched as a kid: dalek sec devours man what i watch now: **dalek sec devours man**🥵

[@daleksvscybermen]

I like the little 'facepalm' the two gold Daleks do at 0:55

[@MrVidman14]

daleksvscybermen not really facepalm. facepalming is for acts of stupidity

[@halopro8958]

More like a “well he has a point” glance

[@toainsully]

I bet they're thinking: "What in the f*** is Sec talking about?"

[@stephenmurphy2212]

daleksvscybermen they’re actually bronze!

[@mintag6345]

Thay and jast are best friends They died at the end together

[@murraynewbett8135]

"The 4 of us" that didn't stop you in doomsday sec

[@DavidbarZeus1]

To be fair, they also had the prison ship with them, containing millions of Daleks

[@Nehfarius]

They also had their shields then. They don't here, I think.

[@l-shadow1775]

They still have there shields the human dalek slaves shoot them later on in part 2 and it exposes there shields

[@anonymystical4413]

Wesley Molt and they also had power, like energy-power.

[@ospreyphil8995]

The Genesis Ark was their last hope, now it literally is the 4 of them

[@Grimmmleigh]

i always found it cute the way that the dalek's eye thingy moves up and down every time it speaks

[@ChristopherPin]

Most be horrible though for him seeing that's his eye and it bounces up and down everytime he talks

[@trampolini40]

I love Dalek Sec. Like the Doctor said in Evolution of the Daleks, he was the only one with imagination and wanted to change the Daleks for the better.

[@MLaak86]

The Cult of Skaro failed because 3 of its members were ultimately unable to overcome what Darvos programmed into them, if they'd all been on board with Sec (whether or not he became too human after the conversion) they'd have triumphed in rebuilding the Empire in a new form.

[@Aegon6]

Caan came around eventually to what Sec said, gotta give him props for that

[@DarkInception]

@@Aegon6He did, but Caan was also insane by that point unfortunately. Though I do agree, I like that Caan eventually sees beyond his baseline instinctual programming and also saves the Doctor, much like Sec.

[@JustCallMeStent]

Secc: There are millions of humans and only four of us. If we are supreme, why are we not victorious? Caan: Because we consist on hiding in these Sewers instead of doing what we're supposed to be doing; Exterminating anything with a pulse! >:L Secc: ....Shut up! I had this all planned out and everything! ;c Thay: You can keep your fetishes to yourself, thank you very much. [Trundles off]

[@TheSkully343]

You made me really want to see a spin off involving the comical antics of the Cult of Skaro.

[@DavidbarZeus1]

Remember though, the Doctor explains why they're doing this: they don't have the power to do much exterminating, much like the Dalek that Van Statten had. They are VULNERABLE here, barely enough power for weapons and ONE emergency temporal shift, nothing for their shields.

[@sydneypadgett3548]

‘Trundles’ 😂

[@ThomasFarquhar2]

Solidus-Skully cult of scratch wood is pretty close to that

[@lochness5524]

LOL this sounds like dialogue the Daleks would in in Joe vevers videos

[@jamieolberding7731]

Dalek Sec does have a point! There are only four of them and millions of humans.

[@drewharding]

More like Billions of them you know humans in case you get my point of view

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@drewharding (In a Dalek voice): "CORRECT!!! HUMANS SHOULD BE RESPECTED AND ADMIRED FOR THEIR ABILITY TO SURVIVE...... EVEN IF THE OTHER DALEKS DISAGREE!!!"

[@Sanguiluna]

"The Hybrid is not half-Dalek. NOTHING is half-Dalek. The Daleks would never allow it!"

[@jarekgunther]

+Sanguiluna Then again, this is the Cult of Skaro-- the organization that would benefit themselves outside of Dalek principles.

[@michaeltownley9144]

+Sanguiluna To be honest, over 1000 have passed for the Doctor since this story happened. He may not remember it very well.

[@boringperson-zb8vy]

"Above and beyond the Emperor himself" - The Tenth Doctor describing the cult of Skaro. They're above the Dalek principle. They have their own ideals.

[@analothor]

except they did in the witches familiar they became half time lord

[@ryanhayes5911]

Thanks 12th doctor

[@stealthlock6634]

This actually was my first time seeing the organic being inside the Dalek shell. I was a little kid, already fairly familiar with a Dalek's outer image, its yelling "EXTERMINATE", stuff like that. I clearly remembered the Doctor telling it that it was screaming because it was locked inside a metal cage. Then, this. I was shocked, disgusted. Its form made so much sense, that it would need the shell to survive, but my gosh, it was terrifying and hideous. That image stuck with me. My first time seeing the true Dalek, and it was an epic first impression.

[@davidrule385]

Dalek Sec: You have all made sacrifices. And now, I will sacrifice myself, for the greater course, for the future of Dalek-kind. So chilling, that line.

[@klord9262]

I liked the daleks conversation,but the end was pretty gross.

[@kindnessark8064]

I think Sec should of stayed as a Dalek and had one of his members turn into the human Dalek hybrid. Sec would of made sure the hybrid idea would of survived and most likely would of destroyed the other Daleks if they turned against him

[@javierjohnson2731]

I agree

[@uhejnjd]

I think it became either a "I'm the leader so I will sacrifice myself" or "No way can this not work so I am confident in all of this"

[@MrCdawson17]

Single best scene/episode in the entire show. The fact Daleks question themselves is so fascinating to me.

[@daneyal7162]

The Cult of Skaro should've appeared a lot more as an enemy faction in the franchise.

[@jddi1527]

Agreed

[@uhejnjd]

I feel like the Cult of Skaro really worked in New Who because its a brand new generation of television and to see the Daleks think outside of the box worked REALLY well.

[@Cyberium]

Literally thinking outside of a metal box.

[@Centennialification]

Dalek Hybrid = Human Sacrifice looks like an octopus.

[@gigigiggles4471]

it's not an octopus. it's an alien mutant from the planet skaro.

[@tyranw12]

+Leslie Winkle he said looked like an octopus not that it was one

[@LogicalGamingUK]

Mummy is this how I was made?

[@morgoli2916]

yes

[@ace-smith]

Are you my mummy?

[@djx2343]

Imagine if the director remembered Diagoras went in back facing the camera, then had the hybrid fall out backwards at the end of the episode.

[@kindnessark8064]

Dalek Sec should of been kept alive really, and should have conducted the hybrid test on another Dalek. Sec was the only one smart enough to realise what the Dalek's became and would have easily protected the Human Dalek from the other 2 Dalek's

[@jamesmulholland4924]

this is how you make the daleks scary again

[@RobboRobbo]

1:50 sounds like the absorbaloff "join us little man, come on, this everlasting peace, join us, dissolve into me!"

[@lewiskinglake3409]

Know we know what daleks eat I'm feeding Clara to a dalek

[@pennywises75thmexicanhusba98]

No

[@boringperson-zb8vy]

+Lewis Kinglake Explain your hatred for the Impossible Girl.

[@boringperson-zb8vy]

Lewis Kinglake Good. Else I would have ordered a Maximum Extermination.

[@J_C_CH]

Even by Dalek standards this is pretty creepy

[@ryanhunter226]

I think if the two daleks had expressions they'd both be like 😱

[@Thundernerd2aBird]

I loved the four dalek soldiers :) brilliant dialogue/argument haha

[@emizerri]

Dalek Sec closed the armour back up to give himself a bit of privacy whilst be let his tentacles do the work

[@CuppaTeaExe]

Dalek Sec: Improvise. Adapt. Overcome

[@DalekGiratinaUniverse]

U watch doctor who??

[@auroraelitev7372]

I some how can't take them seriously when there eyes keep bopping up and down when the talk.😂😂🤣

[@NameLoading_music]

Thank you, I was about to comment on that. It’s very distracting. 😂

[@Daioblis]

The most clever of all Daleks, now gone...

[@Daioblis]

+Adnan Dolic ...... Ya know, Dalek Caan realized how destructible they were, too. And Rusty kind of did too.

[@Daioblis]

+Adnan Dolic Started to gain emotions, but didn't think anything of the Daleks.

[@Daioblis]

+Adnan Dolic So let me get this straight: You wish that The Doctor died instead?

[@Daioblis]

+Adnan Dolic Okay, good.

[@Daioblis]

+Adnan Dolic Dalek Caan is an entirely different thing. Firstly, no one wants him alive. Secondly, he's completely exposed and practically naked and unarmed. He's just a glob of jelly. How's he supposed to be saved and secured?

[@aidianajones]

I love the part when Jast and Thay turn their heads to look at each other like "Wait, Sec has a point."

[@BLYJNNR]

Nice to see the series inciting body horror once again in a graphic, curiously grotesque way. Top marks.

[@thegamers556]

WARNING: watching this video will make you look at daleks a really different way (probably)

[@colinwaite8328]

you have been warned

[@planes124]

??

[@MrCdawson17]

The only story where Daleks go from a battle tank wanting to kill everything, to just being a species that wants to survive. Single best story ever. The development and thought process of Daleks is so fascinating 🤯

[@TheCreatureChannel]

I did not know that Dalek bodies were that large

[@analothor]

only for the sake of this plot

[@DavidbarZeus1]

I imagine that most Daleks are as small as the one from Van Stattens' museum. However, the larger they are, the more prominent they are in what makes up Dalek Society. The Emperor is a giant and Sec as leader of the Cult of Skaro is also quite large

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

@@DavidbarZeus1 The Dalek mutants have always varied in size according to plot requirements. The first ones encountered were big enough that Ian Chesterton and later the first Doctor could get inside the casings. During Patrick Troughton's time they were jellied cabbage stuff just the right size for a kitchen strainer. I seem to recall someone got inside a Dalek case during Pertwee's time. After that they were just lumps of snot until in the sixth Doctor's time they were the size of a human head in bubble wrap.

[@UnfoundFilms]

This happened to my buddy Eric once

[@Invader_Era]

Dalek Sec: Ah yes Diagoras, fuse with me! Diagoras: ……

[@KristaWarcop]

It still bothers me that they killed Dalek Sec off... He would've made an amazing companion. Just saying.

[@Invader_Era]

Exactly !!

[@alexandermercer5363]

"the hybrid isn't half-Dalek; nothing is half-Dalek. The Daleks would never allow that." Guess the 12th forgot all about this, when he said that...

[@DavidbarZeus1]

Well, the other Daleks didn't let Sec live very long now, did they?

[@wanderingshadow1372]

More like Moffat forgot that the RTD Era exists, and didn't remember throughout his entire run.

[@Bigglesworthicus]

yeah whoever wrote this was channeling some serious 'magical realm' if you know what i mean

[@alextheanimator2395]

2:06 yes YES you're mine now ;)

[@littlesnake9919]

0:16 I wasn't watching the video and thought it was a Dalek saying "uh-huh"

[@CS-bd2lc]

Anyone else see the little I Pad when dalek sec opened his casing? There was a little I Pad which I presume they use to work the extermination controls 😂

[@mrnightlyrandom6269]

Daleks are the new facehuggers

[@lewish_1476]

😂

[@markdoran9612]

When i watched this for the first time i thought it was quite stupid of Dalek sec to become a hybrid, it made him weaker in terms of combat, it made him develop human emotions and made him feel sympathy for humans. Although, now I’ve realised that Dalek sec was actually quite clever because he saw that the way the Daleks were going - they were most likely to become extinct. Therefore, he believed that they should change in order to survive. Also, it was his job to continue the Dalek race and he nearly did! If the other members of the cult didn’t betray him. He overcame the Dalek instinct, the belief that the Daleks “always survive” and knew that was completely false. By far, he was the cleverest Dalek and that is why he is my favourite.

[@TY-km8hj]

Another thing that u gotta respect Sec for that i havent seen mentioned is that not only did he see the need to take a drastic action to ensure the survival of the daleks, he volunteered *himself* for the experiment. He could've given an order ans even force it if one of the other daleks refused but instead he decided to do it himself. He's a true leader, and his death is one of the greatest losses the dalek race would ever know

[@Silverwind87]

Even when he was still just a Dalek, Sec was clever enough to reconsider the Dalek mission. It wasn't just the human DNA, maybe Dalek Sec was just different. Perhaps in another timeline, he could've led the Daleks to a new age of prosperity.

[@rangerzickle3350]

I would be completely and utterly scared of daleks of they were more like Dalek- Sec. WANT MORE OF THAT. IM COMPLETELY SCARED OF HIM

[@jcrossan1351]

I always wondered why Dalek sec was a green mutant where as other Daleks such as can have a more fleshy appearance

[@CuppaTeaExe]

This feels very weird. When I watched this as a kid, this terrified me and gave me nightmares for years. Coming back almost 7 years later and about to watch it again for the first time makes me feel uneasy, and not knowing what to expect.

[@DalekGiratinaUniverse]

Wait u watch doctor who

[@theorisingmatrix_mouse8991]

Who else felt even a tiny bit sorry for Diagoras?

[@XDXXN1SHZAPZ]

rubenesix

[@OptimusPhillip]

That is probably the largest Dalek mutant I've ever seen in a regular case.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

This episode gets so much flak but it is actually a great concept. The Daleks have always believed they are superior and yet at every turn they are defeated and driven to near extinction and yet humans considered primitive by far survive all the way to the end of the universe and even beyond. To try and understand what it is that is in human nature that gives us our knack for survival and endurance though the ages would be something the Cult of Skarro would explore. It is the thing that fascinates the Doctor and his reason for always coming back to earth and being in the company of humans. He is frustrated with species like the cybermen who underestimate human beings because they just don't realize their potential.

[@MrCaerbannog]

I think the reason why it gets so much flak is because they had a great concept, but didn't seem to know what to do with it, resulting in them sidelining Sec halfway through the second half, turning the rest of the story into a standard "Daleks want to take over the world" affair, and then just casually getting rid of Sec near the end.

[@analothor]

first time iv ever seen daleks argue

[@Mayeur000Donz]

I forgot how much Sec's eyepiece was a-bobbin in this scene.

[@david.l8698]

Man, the cult of Daleks were underrated! This is how you use overused villains! So good. Should've done a similar concept with the new Daleks in "Victory of The Daleks" if they'd done better designs like white, gold, silver, black etc.

[@PrivariteAnimations]

I agree with this! The paradigm daleks would look way better with darker colours and the colours you mentioned

[@wanderingshadow1372]

The Virgin Paradigm Daleks VS The Chad Cult of Skaro

[@LecherousLizard]

It sure seems spacious inside.

[@MrStaypufty]

"I will sacrifice myself for the greater cause, now... bring forth the other sacrifice!"

[@DalekTheSupreme]

More of a mouth. Basically, Dalek Sec just ate Mr. Diagra-whatever his name was.

[@DT-od3hd]

Did Sec just

[@supremedalek2407]

Correct

[@colinwaite8328]

hello my enemy

[@colinwaite8328]

Supreme dalek last time I saw you the crucible blew up jack destroyed you!

[@szabm3179]

Yes he did

[@anonymystical4413]

Fortnite Is Awesome last time I saw it Skaro still existed

[@MaximilianDenisPatrickPonsonby]

2:05 nightmare fuel

[@theenginetheyusedtocallgri6268]

0:55 THERE ADORABLE

[@devilfruit3415]

I always chuckle at the little "Hallt"

[@theNDinspector]

While this isn't my favorite Dalek episode, I must admit that this moment is really cool, and Dalek Sek makes a lot of sense here, even if the end result is very silly.

[@swiftbird4846]

An evolution of the Daleks is a fascinating concept and what that I think this episode explores beautifully.

[@JedAnimationStudios]

I so wished they kept the Cult of Skaro running throughout the series. Maybe we see them every 5 - 6 episodes so we could see what other ideas that had instore for the survival of the dalek race. This episode felt like it should have been the last in a series of multiple cult of skaro stories. All to be ended in series three right at the beginning so then the last two episodes involving the Davros and Caan would have rounded up the story nicely. But anyway I agree, this episode scared the crap out of me when I was a kid

[@vorpalweapon4814]

every 5-6 episodes being a dalek episode would have been a bit much dont you think

[@generalgrievous67]

You can even already see them in the daleks master plan AND we can perfectly see a scene where Tom Baker is grabbed by a mutant dalek's tentacle, it's one of the cliffhangers

[@MsCreepyChan]

"It's called Vore and it's art..."

[@sus_shark]

This was my first episode. Any time a person got shot was a weird core memory

[@zomibiezzzzzzzzzzzzz]

well at least they made a good way for never ending bacon

[@kindnessark8064]

I think Dalek Sec should of remained as himself and had another Dalek turn into a human hybrid. Dalek Sec was smarter and would of likely protected the human hybrid from any other Dalek wishing to betray Sec's plan for a more peaceful way of surviving. I would of loved if they ended the show with human hybrids. Would of been a great addition to have for future shows having hybrid Daleks and normal Daleks.

[@mylesjude233]

That does sound like an interesting idea

[@Cybermat47]

Sec would have exterminated the hybrid if it started advocating for peace. Sec chose Diagoras for his ruthlessness and ambition, and wanted to use humanity’s ‘genius for war’ to conquer the universe. He only started to change when he became a hybrid.

[@erosion271]

When you deep it this is the single worst thing any human ever experienced.

[@triclon]

This is what happens when you have to go to the principal's office

[@kieran69]

Such a superior era of doctor who!

[@jcrossan1351]

The final experiment was dinner time

[@macccerkiddd]

So basically anyone who is into Vore doesn't flinch at this clip? :y

[@ZoidiusPlasmaReaper]

+macccerkiddd Not really. I'm into vore but this was just awkward and bizarre to watch.

[@joedinnie3079]

Daleks have no concept of vore

[@rhyanbennett2629]

Dalek Sec this is obvious

[@Endervulpe]

I'm into that stuff and I cringed like an idiot.

[@thebigcheese8715]

or used to the weird of the show

[@eeagleeric]

wishing that the Dalek's final experiment is a triumphant success in advance. all the best, and hope to see Mrs Dalek soon. cheerio for now.

[@stelkartuz8234]

and this was planned to be kids show

[@codaboi138]

"Go easy on me it's my first time.." Her: 2:00

[@toainsully]

"What am I? A Japanese schoolgirl?" ---Serious Sam (Serious Sam 4)

[@diamondplague5186]

Did anyone else notice that Sec has a device in his casing that looks like an iPad at 1:50?

[@ChristopherPin]

It could he hud and that's how he sees out of the dalek casing

[@Cmmdre977]

dalek sec looked so cool

[@skullknight4579]

I miss these Daleks