Bizarre Doctor Who endo episode incoming

[dude101]

Just read one of the leaked Doctor Who Series 8 scripts (Won't post it here, nor will I send it to anyone, so don't ask me). I won't go into any further details other than what I'm about to say, but it sounds like this season we're about to get something so weird I never though would be possible: a Dalek endo episode.

I REALLY wish I was making this up......

[shrunkenone]

So, entering the odd, tentacled cycloptic creature that lays within the Dalekanium chassis?

[ihateu91]

This sounds really dumb. Inside the machine might be cool. But inside a gelatinous blob is dumb.

[shrunkenone]

Depends on what they do. A classic episode had endo of the Doctor himself, sorta. The episode that first introduced K-9.
The Doctor & his assistant had miniature clones made of themselves, microscopic, to enter the Doctor's brain and kill a virus that threatened his life.
Cheesy, sure, but this was late 70's/early 80's Doctor Who.

[StormWolfe]

The dalek-blob has eaten people in the past; "Daleks in Manhattan" is the episode I believe.

[ihateu91]

Depends on what they do. A classic episode had endo of the Doctor himself, sorta. The episode that first introduced K-9.
The Doctor & his assistant had miniature clones made of themselves, microscopic, to enter the Doctor's brain and kill a virus that threatened his life.
Cheesy, sure, but this was late 70's/early 80's Doctor Who.

Yes, I know. But a Dalek mutant doesn't really have any organs... besides an eyeball, a brain, the odd tooth and some tentacles. There's not really a lot to explore.

The machine itself would be far more interesting, on a similar level to Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS.

[JMDarkly]

Depends on what they do. A classic episode had endo of the Doctor himself, sorta. The episode that first introduced K-9.
The Doctor & his assistant had miniature clones made of themselves, microscopic, to enter the Doctor's brain and kill a virus that threatened his life.
Cheesy, sure, but this was late 70's/early 80's Doctor Who.

Yes, I know. But a Dalek mutant doesn't really have any organs... besides an eyeball, a brain, the odd tooth and some tentacles. There's not really a lot to explore.

The machine itself would be far more interesting, on a similar level to Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS.

Well, there is one idea that could work. In the very first episode that introduced Clare Oswald of Matt Smith's years, they showed a very interesting type of Dalek. Humans with the Dalek eye stock growing out of there foreheads. They were humans under the control of the real Daleks. Maybe they intend to us one of those?

[Borealis]

Depends on what they do. A classic episode had endo of the Doctor himself, sorta. The episode that first introduced K-9.
The Doctor & his assistant had miniature clones made of themselves, microscopic, to enter the Doctor's brain and kill a virus that threatened his life.
Cheesy, sure, but this was late 70's/early 80's Doctor Who.

Oh god.

If anyone reading this topic wants to start watching classic Doctor Who on this serial. Please don't. *CRINGE* XD

It definitely qualifies as "endo" though in my book. So good shout-out!

I'm not sure how I feel about this as an upcoming episode, though. I really hope series 8 of the reboot is good quality, but I'm not sure if this sounds good :/

[SkylandersAlly]

The episode was decent but nothing spectacular