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stephadoo · 6 months
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Every Doctor Who Story → Attack of the Cybermen
“My people have accepted their fate. Your problem is to convince the Cybermen of theirs.”
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junkyardbluebox · 7 days
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Caption This!
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s0ot · 1 year
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I'm a few episodes in and my GOD Six is an absolute icon
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cleowho · 1 year
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“In 1985?!”
Attack of the Cybermen - season 22 - 1985
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classic-who-review · 2 months
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Attack of the Cybermen 1985
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9/10
My favorite Sixth Doctor episode. I love Cybemen episodes and this is one of my favorites. I love seeing the Doctors noble side in this one. A little dark, but has some nice light humor.
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mariocki · 11 months
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Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen (22.1, BBC, 1985)
"Unstable? This is me, Peri! At this very moment I am as stable as you will ever see me."
"Oh dear."
"You must forget how I used to be, I'm a Time Lord! A man of science, temperament and passion!"
"And a very loud voice."
"Yes. Yes, that too. But not unstable."
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trans-temporial · 1 year
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He Is Dancing To His Favourite Song
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Peri And The Sixth Doctor “Doctor Who - Attack Of The Cybermen”
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jacksdoodlesnshit · 2 years
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UNSTABLE SIXTH DOCTOR Comic
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6-and-7 · 6 months
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Time Ramvent Day 1: Attack of the Hartnell Welcome to Time Ramvent, the art challenge where I celebrate 60 years of Doctor Who by drawing fan art for a podcast that rams Doctors into Doctor Who stories that don't belong to them.
Today's episode is William Hartnell's 'Attack of the Cybermen', in which Ian and Barbara are considerably better than Stratton and Bates, the viewers' heads explode from all the Cyberman lore being dumped on them, and the Cybermen's heads explode from the Doctor bludgeoning them to a gruesome red pulp. Slaughter-aligned First Doctor for the win.
Alternate color versions below the cut
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nerds-yearbook · 1 year
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In December of 1986, the time traveling alien known as the Doctor (Doctor 1) and his companions arrived at the South Pole Space Tracking Station and ended up confronting the Cybermen for the first time as the Cybermen’s planet (Earth’s lost sister) was draining Earth’s energy. While the Doctor managed to stop the Cybermen’s destruction of Earth and turning it’s population into Cybermen, the strain was too much and the Doctor regenerated for the first time into his second incarnation (Doctor 2) ("The Tenth Planet", Doctor Who, vlm 1, TV) The cybermen’s homeworld of Mondas was destroyed by Earth. ("Attack of the Cybermen", Doctor Who vlm 1, TV)
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junkyardbluebox · 8 months
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Some Cybermen love
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Nice :)
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dwellingsofsimplicity · 2 months
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Not even five minutes into the commentary for Attack of the Cybermen, and Colin Baker is accusing Terry Molloy of stealing Nicola Bryant's underwear.
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cleowho · 2 years
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“I didn’t realise you were so scared.”
Attack of the Cybermen - season 22 - 1985
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reachingforthevoid · 1 year
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Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen
I rewatched this serial on 3 May 2023. This story was the first one purposefully made with ~45 minute parts rather than ~25 minute parts. The serial is also credited as written by Paula Moore but the actual writing process — who wrote what and how much — is disputed. 
We begin in the tunnels under London. It’s 1985 and of course something weird is going on. Meanwhile in the TARDIS, the Doctor is trying to fix the chameleon circuit and Peri is still wary of him… understandably. Also in London we see a familiar face — Lytton from Resurrection of the Daleks — plotting a theft of diamonds via the sewers. Then the Cybermen appear and the heist plot takes a serious swerve, all the way to another planet. It’s Telos, where we get a bit of a hint as to the true horror of the Cybermen. In that context, I don’t think the hand-crushing is gratuitous. Still nasty, though.
There’s an odd sense of humour to the music, as well as the TARDIS trying out various looks. Also a bit of slapstick among the body horror; I do think so much of this and the next season were wasted potential. Thirty-eight years ago I didn’t much enjoy many of these serials, but I do now in part because I can imagine what might have been.
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A Brief History of the Dark Doctors
A Brief History of the Dark Doctors in #DoctorWho
Amy’s Choice saw the introduction and, to date, only appearance of the Dream Lord, a strange being who infiltrated the TARDIS and forced the Doctor, Amy, and Rory into a dreamscape to inflict his cruel games on the trio. But as the episode wrapped up, it became much clearer who the Dream Lord really was: a darker side of the Doctor. This is perhaps the first time in the modern era of the show…
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