When the Daleks on TV speak, your toy Dalek speaks. When the Daleks on TV move, yours moves. When the Daleks on TV exterminate humans, yours exterminates humans. It is indeed a flawless plan:
You can watch a video of the toy at DVICE.
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It works through TVs or set-top boxes that are internet enabled, sending out Wi-Fi signals to any device in the home that can also connect to the internet.
The successful trial, involving two foot high Daleks, was revealed by BBC research and development bosses in the industry journal Broadcast.
Project director Adrian Woolard said: "It's a playful illustration that shows the possibilities that exist to producers when we start to think about future connectivity in a home environment in which all devices will be IP (internet) connected.
"Effectively this puts another actor in the living room, enabling a production team to write a script and include it as part of the viewer's experience."
You can watch a video of the toy at DVICE.
Link -via DVICE | Image: BBC
Comments (5)
The point, however, is that this is a time travel series. From the Doctor's personal timeline he first met them long after their genesis, but later was in at their creation. So even if the Daleks were completely wiped out and assuming that they could not somehow come back, the Doctor could still encounter them elsewhere on their timeline.
BTW the multicoloured Daleks go way back, although not in the current bright primaries.
The multicolor Daleks...meh. They need glitter.
I have to admit to hoping they're no longer multicoloured. A Rainbow of Daleks is not OK - although I guess you could get one that wouldn't clash with the furniture.
A place to keep ink with a thing to lean a feather.
Or a Oil Lamp. I think it´s a Oil Lamp
but it was made in springfeild so who knows .
ask homer.
Or a distilling device, or part of it, working like an italian coffeepot.
I was thinking mosquito fogger, but his answer seems more appropriate to the times.
It looks just like one used for canning, except it has that spiral loop - possibly used for distilling or simply to attach it to a stick for a pivot.
Or it could be a dunce cap. Place it on the head, of the punished child (there's no bottom - it's hollow) an hang a paper from the coil, stating what the child did wrong.