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“The BBC said we could use the Daleks, and we could’ve called them the Daleks,” he said, explaining that the scripted version of the scene – in which Joker introduces special guest villains like Sauron, the Kraken, and Lord Voldemort – featured the Clown Prince of Crime introducing the Doctor’s major adversary in a quippy way. However, when actor Zack Galifianakis recorded the lines, one of his takes featured a joke in which “he says all the names, and he mispronounced Sauron and Voldemort, and then he said ‘British robots.’” To McKay, a fan of “Doctor Who,” the “point of view that [the Joker] didn’t understand who the Daleks were” struck him as funnier than original line.The thing AED linked to