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A [[Dalek ship (Return to Earth)|single Dalek saucer]] was used by a platoon of Daleks to recover their lost [[Time Axis]] from the ''[[SS Lucy Gray]]''. The ship was fired into the [[sun]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[Return to Earth (video game)|Return to Earth]]'') The Dalek ship escaped by making a random jump several hundred years into the past. The Daleks attempted to force the Doctor to fix their ship by attaching [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] to their ship; the Doctor escaped and used his TARDIS to fling their ship into a [[black hole]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[Evacuation Earth (video game)|Evacuation Earth]]'') | A [[Dalek ship (Return to Earth)|single Dalek saucer]] was used by a platoon of Daleks to recover their lost [[Time Axis]] from the ''[[SS Lucy Gray]]''. The ship was fired into the [[sun]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[Return to Earth (video game)|Return to Earth]]'') The Dalek ship escaped by making a random jump several hundred years into the past. The Daleks attempted to force the Doctor to fix their ship by attaching [[The Doctor's TARDIS|his TARDIS]] to their ship; the Doctor escaped and used his TARDIS to fling their ship into a [[black hole]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[Evacuation Earth (video game)|Evacuation Earth]]'') | ||
Dalek saucers were used in the attack on [[Station 7]] when the Daleks conducted a search for [[The Abomination (The Only Good Dalek)|"the Abomination"]]. They disguised their saucers as asteroids which they discarded when the attack began. All were destroyed — save one, which was used by [[Jay Bourne|an SSS officer]] to travel home — when caught in a deliberate volcanic eruption. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Only Good Dalek (comic story)|The Only Good Dalek]]'') | |||
When the Daleks joined [[The Alliance (The Pandorica Opens)|the Alliance]] formed to imprison the Eleventh Doctor in the [[Pandorica]] to save the Universe, many Dalek saucers were part of the Alliance fleet which arrived at [[Stonehenge]] in [[102]] A.D. The Doctor stated that a typical Dalek battle fleet contained a minimum of twelve thousand ships. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Pandorica Opens (TV story)|The Pandorica Opens]]'') | |||
A fleet of Dalek saucers waited above [[Earth]] in [[2106]] when the [[New Dalek Paradigm]] invaded [[London]] using a piece of the [[Eternity Clock]]. The fleet was lead by a [[Dalek Flagship]] owned by the [[Dalek Emperor]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[The Eternity Clock (video game)|The Eternity Clock]]'') | |||
A contingent of Daleks - in Survey Ships [[Survey Ship Sigma|Sigma]], [[Survey Ship Delta|Delta]] and [[Survey Ship Epsilon|Epsilon]] - sent on [[Dalek Project|a mission]] through [[human]] history to learn how humans fought war were caught in a [[Time Vortex|Vortex]] storm and were stranded in [[1908]], with Ship Delta being destroyed. Still proceeding with their plan, they were foiled by the Eleventh Doctor and the combined armies of the [[First World War]] in [[1917]] and Ship Sigma was sent crashing to the ground. [[2017|One hundred years later]], some archaeologists discovered the saucer underground and accidentally powered it back up. The Eleventh Doctor arrived just in time and connected the ship to a power line, overloading the reviving Daleks and their ship. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Dalek Project (comic story)|The Dalek Project]]'') | |||
When the Doctor, [[Amy Pond|Amy]] and [[Rory Williams|Rory]] were captured by [[Dalek puppet]]s, several saucers were present around the [[Parliament of the Daleks|Dalek Parliament]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)|Asylum of the Daleks]]'') | |||
On the [[Dalek Foundation]] world of [[Carthedia]], the Eleventh Doctor assumed the Daleks would not fire on him and the Blakely children while they stood close to a Dalek saucer, as they risked damaging it. The Doctor was proved wrong as the Daleks opened fire on them, tearing the saucer apart in the process. The Daleks continued to pursue the Doctor across the [[Sunlight Worlds]] in other saucers and the [[Dalek time controller|Dalek Time Controller]] retreated in one when it was attacked by [[Jenibeth Blakely]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dalek Generation (novel)|The Dalek Generation]]'') | |||
During the [[Siege of Trenzalore]], several saucers were present but by the end, only one remained, the others apparently destroyed or having retreated. When the Doctor was granted a new [[regeneration|regenerative cycle]], the final burst of energy from his [[Twelfth Doctor|first regeneration]] in the cycle obliterated the saucer as it descended on the Doctor to try to kill him before he could regenerate. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Time of the Doctor (TV story)|The Time of the Doctor]]'') | |||
The Dalek fleet fought in a war against the [[Combined Galactic Resistance]]. A [[Dalek ship (Into the Dalek)|saucer]] chased the [[Combined Galactic Resistance]] ship piloted by [[Journey Blue]] and her brother, attempting to destroy it and kill the two. The [[Twelfth Doctor]] succeeded in rescuing Journey, but her brother died. After "[[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]]" turned evil again, he sent out a distress signal from the ''[[Aristotle (spaceship)|Aristotle]]'' and the saucer docked with the ship, dispatching boarding Daleks to slaughter the crew. At first they were successful, but the efforts of the Doctor and [[Clara Oswald]] turned "Rusty" against his own kind once more and he slaughtered the other Daleks on board the ''Aristotle''. "Rusty" then ordered the saucer to retreat, telling the crew that the humans had activated the ''Aristotle's'' self-destruct. Fearing destruction and believing their mission accomplished, the saucer retreated with "Rusty" joining the resistance to continue his campaign against his species. ([[TV]]: ''[[Into the Dalek (TV story)|Into the Dalek]]'') | The Dalek fleet fought in a war against the [[Combined Galactic Resistance]]. A [[Dalek ship (Into the Dalek)|saucer]] chased the [[Combined Galactic Resistance]] ship piloted by [[Journey Blue]] and her brother, attempting to destroy it and kill the two. The [[Twelfth Doctor]] succeeded in rescuing Journey, but her brother died. After "[[Rusty (Into the Dalek)|Rusty]]" turned evil again, he sent out a distress signal from the ''[[Aristotle (spaceship)|Aristotle]]'' and the saucer docked with the ship, dispatching boarding Daleks to slaughter the crew. At first they were successful, but the efforts of the Doctor and [[Clara Oswald]] turned "Rusty" against his own kind once more and he slaughtered the other Daleks on board the ''Aristotle''. "Rusty" then ordered the saucer to retreat, telling the crew that the humans had activated the ''Aristotle's'' self-destruct. Fearing destruction and believing their mission accomplished, the saucer retreated with "Rusty" joining the resistance to continue his campaign against his species. ([[TV]]: ''[[Into the Dalek (TV story)|Into the Dalek]]'') | ||
A [[Dalek ship (The Doctor and the Dalek)|Dalek saucer]] was chasing a [[Cyber-ship]] with a Dalek later named [[Lumpy]] inside who had a piece of the [[Orb of Fates]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[The Doctor and the Dalek (video game)|The Doctor and the Dalek]]'') | |||
An ancient saucer-shaped [[Dalek harvest ship]], believed by the [[Twelfth Doctor]] to have been taken "out of [[mothball]]s" for the [[Time War]], kidnapped children for unknown reasons. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Harvest of the Daleks (comic story)|Harvest of the Daleks]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 18:08, 14 September 2019
Dalek ship was a generic term for all Dalek spacecraft. (TV: Resurrection of the Daleks, Victory of the Daleks)
History
Post-Time War
A single saucer survived an encounter with the Doctor, and fell through time to 1941, acquiring a Progenitor. This ship hid behind the Moon. When the three surviving Daleks on board were confronted by the Eleventh Doctor, they used a beacon on the ship to activate all the lights in London, leaving it vulnerable to the German Blitz. Enhanced Spitfires were sent to destroy the beacon. Two were destroyed by the Dalek defence guns mounted around the saucer, but the Eleventh Doctor disabled the ship's shields and the dish was destroyed. The new Daleks escaped in their ship through a time corridor. (TV: Victory of the Daleks)
A single Dalek saucer was used by a platoon of Daleks to recover their lost Time Axis from the SS Lucy Gray. The ship was fired into the sun. (GAME: Return to Earth) The Dalek ship escaped by making a random jump several hundred years into the past. The Daleks attempted to force the Doctor to fix their ship by attaching his TARDIS to their ship; the Doctor escaped and used his TARDIS to fling their ship into a black hole. (GAME: Evacuation Earth)
Dalek saucers were used in the attack on Station 7 when the Daleks conducted a search for "the Abomination". They disguised their saucers as asteroids which they discarded when the attack began. All were destroyed — save one, which was used by an SSS officer to travel home — when caught in a deliberate volcanic eruption. (COMIC: The Only Good Dalek)
When the Daleks joined the Alliance formed to imprison the Eleventh Doctor in the Pandorica to save the Universe, many Dalek saucers were part of the Alliance fleet which arrived at Stonehenge in 102 A.D. The Doctor stated that a typical Dalek battle fleet contained a minimum of twelve thousand ships. (TV: The Pandorica Opens)
A fleet of Dalek saucers waited above Earth in 2106 when the New Dalek Paradigm invaded London using a piece of the Eternity Clock. The fleet was lead by a Dalek Flagship owned by the Dalek Emperor. (GAME: The Eternity Clock)
A contingent of Daleks - in Survey Ships Sigma, Delta and Epsilon - sent on a mission through human history to learn how humans fought war were caught in a Vortex storm and were stranded in 1908, with Ship Delta being destroyed. Still proceeding with their plan, they were foiled by the Eleventh Doctor and the combined armies of the First World War in 1917 and Ship Sigma was sent crashing to the ground. One hundred years later, some archaeologists discovered the saucer underground and accidentally powered it back up. The Eleventh Doctor arrived just in time and connected the ship to a power line, overloading the reviving Daleks and their ship. (COMIC: The Dalek Project)
When the Doctor, Amy and Rory were captured by Dalek puppets, several saucers were present around the Dalek Parliament. (TV: Asylum of the Daleks)
On the Dalek Foundation world of Carthedia, the Eleventh Doctor assumed the Daleks would not fire on him and the Blakely children while they stood close to a Dalek saucer, as they risked damaging it. The Doctor was proved wrong as the Daleks opened fire on them, tearing the saucer apart in the process. The Daleks continued to pursue the Doctor across the Sunlight Worlds in other saucers and the Dalek Time Controller retreated in one when it was attacked by Jenibeth Blakely. (PROSE: The Dalek Generation)
During the Siege of Trenzalore, several saucers were present but by the end, only one remained, the others apparently destroyed or having retreated. When the Doctor was granted a new regenerative cycle, the final burst of energy from his first regeneration in the cycle obliterated the saucer as it descended on the Doctor to try to kill him before he could regenerate. (TV: The Time of the Doctor)
The Dalek fleet fought in a war against the Combined Galactic Resistance. A saucer chased the Combined Galactic Resistance ship piloted by Journey Blue and her brother, attempting to destroy it and kill the two. The Twelfth Doctor succeeded in rescuing Journey, but her brother died. After "Rusty" turned evil again, he sent out a distress signal from the Aristotle and the saucer docked with the ship, dispatching boarding Daleks to slaughter the crew. At first they were successful, but the efforts of the Doctor and Clara Oswald turned "Rusty" against his own kind once more and he slaughtered the other Daleks on board the Aristotle. "Rusty" then ordered the saucer to retreat, telling the crew that the humans had activated the Aristotle's self-destruct. Fearing destruction and believing their mission accomplished, the saucer retreated with "Rusty" joining the resistance to continue his campaign against his species. (TV: Into the Dalek)
A Dalek saucer was chasing a Cyber-ship with a Dalek later named Lumpy inside who had a piece of the Orb of Fates. (GAME: The Doctor and the Dalek)
An ancient saucer-shaped Dalek harvest ship, believed by the Twelfth Doctor to have been taken "out of mothballs" for the Time War, kidnapped children for unknown reasons. (COMIC: Harvest of the Daleks)
