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[[File:Radio Times.jpg|thumb|250px|The three different covers of the ''Radio Times'']] | [[File:Radio Times.jpg|thumb|250px|The three different covers of the ''Radio Times'']] | ||
[[File:Dalekscool.jpg|250px|thumb|left|The new generation of Dalek]] | [[File:Dalekscool.jpg|250px|thumb|left|The new generation of Dalek]] | ||
*In ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]'', it was revealed that each Dalek was given a name or title. Whilst it is unclear which title belongs to which Dalek, Steven Mofatt mentioned "Soldier", "Drone", "Scientist", "Strategist", and "the Eternal", but Moffat and Gatiss both admit they don't know what that means yet ("but it ''sounds'' cool"). | *In ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]'', it was revealed that each Dalek was given a name or title. Whilst it is unclear which title belongs to which Dalek, Steven Mofatt mentioned "Soldier", "Drone", "Scientist", "Strategist", and "the Eternal", but Moffat and Gatiss both admit they don't know what that means yet ("but it ''sounds'' cool"). It is known that the Red Dalek is the Drone variation by interviews in ''Doctor Who Confidential''. | ||
**The red, blue and yellow Daleks were first revealed in the ''[[Radio Times]]'' and the colours were used to symbolise the different colours of the [[British]] Parliment parties: Labour (red), Conservative (blue) and Liberal Democrats (yellow). | **The red, blue and yellow Daleks were first revealed in the ''[[Radio Times]]'' and the colours were used to symbolise the different colours of the [[British]] Parliment parties: Labour (red), Conservative (blue) and Liberal Democrats (yellow). | ||
*[[Colin Prockter]] previously appeared as the [[Head Chef]] in [[DW|DW:]] ''[[The Long Game]]''. | *[[Colin Prockter]] previously appeared as the [[Head Chef]] in [[DW|DW:]] ''[[The Long Game]]''. | ||
