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Hard to answer, it’s complicated by timey wimey stuff. If you want to know the first episode with a levitating Dalek that was 1988.
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Yup, Remembrance of the Daleks
Didn't need them when Ecclestone was Doctor.
More committed Whovians than me (I am a part timer, no season ticket) may have earlier sightings
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Dark Traveller
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Yup, Remembrance of the Daleks
I think that was also the memorable moment a companion (Ace) beat up a Dalek with a baseball bat, rather than stand there screaming in horror….
….although I think Ace did scream at it for exterminating her radio
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Never seen her before. Switched off after Baker, resumed watching with Ecclestone.
Any companion that can bray a Dalek with a baseball bat has my wholehearted support.
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The Dalek was clearly as soft as clarts. I bet he spent all his days bragging about how many people he'd knacked anarl.
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Some people reckon the first sighting was actually in the 60’s. I think one emerges through the sand suggesting it had vertical propulsion.
Sounds like the Mandela effect in play there mind.
What I'm taking away from this is that the Dalek species have Mags anarl.
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Looks like it's probably just a bloke pushing it to me
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From underneath though, up vertically.Looks like it's probably just a bloke pushing it to me
No flight/levitation though.
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Not clearly but definitely propelled vertically so potentially possible even then.
AlpineExile
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A remember some Dr Who annual from the 70s where they couldn't levitate - the Earth was saved by an over-energetic mole and its molehills!
DaveH
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Was a massive contrast to Mel who I think was the worst classic companion. She did just scream and nowt else. At least bringing her back the other day made her a better companion.
Sleeper1
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A toss up between her and Adric. Ace was brilliant. To be fair I thought Mel worked pretty well in the new episode.
Millie Gibson axed already, Varada Sethu is taking over apparently in 2025
www.dailyrecord.co.uk
BBC Doctor Who star Millie Gibson axed from new series with replacement revealed
The Corrie actress only made her debut on the sci-fi hit as Ruby Sunday last month.
www.dailyrecord.co.uk
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