What's the worst Dalek story of the RTD era?

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Journey's End. I do find Doomsday a bit flat, though. 

[iank]

Agreed. The RTD lovers ADORE Journey's End, though. I couldn't get over how utterly shit it was at the time.

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I agree, it's horrid. The ending where they're pulling back the Earth is literally the stupidest thing I've ever seen.

[Spark Doll King]

I have to agree. I was going to go with Army of Ghosts, but then I remember just what a let down this Journy's End ended up being.

It's the Daleks for the third time in a row and it's blatantly clear the Time Was is becoming a hindrance, as it RTD's limited creative ability.

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The guy playing Davros is fine but I thought it was a bit off for them not to contact Molloy.

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I do like the bit where he talks to Sarah Jane. The rest of it is pretty awful. To be honest, Series 4 is incredibly shit in my opinion. There's not a single episode I like from it. Even as a nine year old I thought it was poor, even turning off Partners in Crime about twenty minutes in. I really lost interest in the show during that year. I was obsessed with it during Series 3 as well. You now know why I'm not exactly thrilled to see Tennant and Tate back when their pairing did nothing for me the first time round.

[rushy]

Daleks in Manhattan is very goofy to me. Maybe Army of Ghosts, because of the Rose thing overpowering everything? But it did have the Daleks vs Cybermen. All the other ones I loved.

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I love DIM for its goofiness. I particularly like Tallulah's ridiculous accent. I'm pretty certain nobody actually spoke like that in the 1930s. She's a babe anyway.

[rushy]

Nov 3, 2022 11:42:52 GMT @kengrubshaw said:

I love DIM for its goofiness.

It does have its moments, like the Daleks being sneaky at chatting. XD