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'''Simmons''' was a technician in the employ of [[Henry van Statten]]. Simmons tortured the last [[Dalek]] whilst Van Statten tried to discover what it was. After the Dalek used [[Rose Tyler]]'s DNA to regenerate itself, Simmons confronted the creature. His last words were ''What are you going to do? Sucker me to death?'' (a rather dismissive reference to the appearance of the Dalek's [[manipulator arm]]). Needless to say, the Dalek suckered him to death. ([[DW]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)]]''). | '''Simmons''' was a technician in the employ of [[Henry van Statten]]. Simmons tortured the last [[Dalek]] whilst Van Statten tried to discover what it was. After the Dalek used [[Rose Tyler]]'s DNA to regenerate itself, Simmons confronted the creature. His last words were ''What are you going to do? Sucker me to death?'' (a rather dismissive reference to the appearance of the Dalek's [[manipulator arm]]). Needless to say, the Dalek suckered him to death. ([[DW]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]''). | ||
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Revision as of 18:53, 28 December 2007
Simmons was a technician in the employ of Henry van Statten. Simmons tortured the last Dalek whilst Van Statten tried to discover what it was. After the Dalek used Rose Tyler's DNA to regenerate itself, Simmons confronted the creature. His last words were What are you going to do? Sucker me to death? (a rather dismissive reference to the appearance of the Dalek's manipulator arm). Needless to say, the Dalek suckered him to death. (DW: Dalek).
Behind the Scenes
He was portrayed by Nigel Whitmey.
The character was named in tribute to the actor Kai Simmons, who played the corresponding role of Dalek torturer in Jubilee, the audio story Dalek was based on.
