Radio Times Scariest Monster Poll

By Mark
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The Weeping Angels have been named the scariest new Doctor Who monsters in a poll which was carried out by the Radio Times. Over 2600 people voted in the poll, 42.3% of which voted for Blink's Weeping Angels. The Daleks and Davros came second with 25.8% of the vote and the Cybermen came in third place with 6.8% of the vote. The results of the poll can be seen below;

1. Weeping Angels - 42.3%
2. Daleks and Davros - 25.8%
3. Cybermen - 6.8%
4. Other - 5.5%
5. Scarecrows - 5.21%
6. Sontarans - 3.75%
7. The Master - 2.96%
8. Slitheen - 2.61%
9. Ood - 2.31%
10. Clockwork Robots - 1.97%
11. Autons - 0.79%

Vashta Nerada, The Empty Child and the entity from Midnight were just some of the monsters that featured in the “Other” category for the survey. The Radio Times are also currently running a competition for readers in the United Kingdom. They are giving one lucky person the chance to win a Davros prosthetic mask, find out more and how to enter here. What do you think of the survey results?
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5 comments so far.

  1. Anonymous 3 July 2008 at 19:45
    Weeping Angels were not scary at all
    *sigh* never mind
  2. Gaz 3 July 2008 at 19:50
    Ooh. Interesting.

    My mate is petrified of statues now because of the Weeping Angels. So that proves why they deserve that position ;)
  3. Doctor Who Hideout 3 July 2008 at 20:30
    Great picture. I am not suprised the Weeping Angels came top. Blink scared me so much I couldnt go to sleep for two nights. My top five would be;

    1. Weeping Angels.
    2. Gas Mask Zombie.
    3. Davros.
    4. Cybermen (The whole concept of the Cybermen is just so scary).
    5. Clockwork Droids.
  4. Anonymous 3 July 2008 at 20:46
    Nice one but I think the new Davros is most scariest of em all especially his stumach was like EWWWW!
  5. Conor 3 July 2008 at 21:09
    Great Post, Great Pic, although I think Davros should have won.

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