Exterminate! Exterminate!

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The Daleks’ repeated Exterminate shout from Doctor Who, used in memes and video edits to mock an unstoppable, overly dramatic threat or villain.

This is the Daleks’ iconic battle cry, delivered twice in a harsh, metallic, robotic voice that rises in pitch and intensity with each repetition. The grating, electronic tone makes it instantly recognisable even without the image, sounding both threatening and absurd at the same time. In a video it lands as a punchline: a small problem is suddenly treated like an invasion, and the over-the-top delivery turns menace into comedy. The short, punchy rhythm also makes it easy to cut into edits, reaction clips and memes where a character or situation is about to be wiped out.

The Daleks first appeared in Doctor Who in 1963, and Exterminate quickly became their defining catchphrase, shouted in their distinctive electronic voices whenever they attacked. The phrase entered British popular culture through repeated television appearances, parodies and references, and later spread worldwide through clips, memes and remixes shared online. Its appeal endures because it is short, instantly recognisable and easy to repurpose: the same shout can sound menacing, ridiculous or both, depending on the edit it is placed in.

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What is the Exterminate sound?

It is the Daleks’ repeated battle cry from Doctor Who, delivered in a harsh, metallic robotic voice. The two shouts are used as a short audio clip in memes and edits to signal an exaggerated attack or threat.

Who says Exterminate in Doctor Who?

The Daleks say it. They are the armoured, mutant creatures from Doctor Who who use the word as their catchphrase when they attack, destroy or threaten their enemies.

Why is the Exterminate sound popular in memes?

It is short, instantly recognisable and funny because the delivery is so extreme. Creators use it to turn a small inconvenience into a dramatic invasion, letting the contrast between the threat and the situation carry the joke.