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	Cybermen
		The Cybermen of the Telos colony, reduced in numbers and strength, entomb themselves in hibernation chambers underneath the surface of the planet.
		The activities of the archeologists awaken the Cybermen, who have been hibernating in their tombs until they were once again strong enough to take on the rest of the galaxy.
		Cybermen, Cyberman, Doctor Who, and the Daleks are all property of BBC television and/or their respective creators.
	www.geocities.com /joekano/cybermen/timeline.htm (2442 words)

	Cybermen
		Cybermen are cyborgs - organic beings who have had technology grafted onto their bodies.
		The main force of Mondasian Cybermen had landed at a human research base in Antartica and their remains were closely studied by one group of Faction Cybermen, who used this study of their Mondasian cousins to improve their own engineering.
		It is possible that this particular group of Cybermen had travelled back in time from later in Cyberhistory as they had access to records of the fourth Doctor's battle against some Cybermen from the 29th Century, although this could also be a memory from the seventh Doctor acquired in 2006.
	www.whoniverse.org /monsters/cybermen.php (2155 words)

	Cybermen
		Cybermen have a number of major weaknesses, of which the most notable is the element gold.
		Cybermen were originally a wholly organic species of humanoids that began to implant more and more artificial parts into their bodies.
		By the beginning of the 26th century, the Cybermen were back in force, and the galactic situation was grave enough that Earth hosted a conference in 2526 that would unite the forces of several planets in a war against the Cybermen.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Cyberman.php (3093 words)

	Cybus Cyberman - Doctor Who Wiki
		However, if the implants were disrupted then the Cybermen entered into a traumatic state as they were overloaded by the pain of the conversion resulting in them dying in agony or their heads exploding from the overload of emotions.
		The Cybermen however had attempted to boost their numbers in the "Battle of Canary Wharf" by upgrading humans from our own universe, in a method similar to that used by the Mondasian Cybermen, wherein metallic parts were molded to a complete human body.
		Unlike the Mondasian Cybermen, these Cybermen were created by taking the brain of humans and placing them in robotic bodies.
	tardis.wikia.com /wiki/Cybus_Cyberman (677 words)

	Cyberman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cybermen were originally a wholly organic species of humanoids originating on Earth's twin planet Mondas that began to implant more and more artificial parts into their bodies.
		In The Tomb of the Cybermen (1967), veins were visible through the domed head of the Cyberman Controller and similarly, in Attack of the Cybermen (1985), the Cyber Controller's brain could sometimes be seen as a purplish tint through the dome.
		Although the Cybermen often claim that they have done away with human emotion, they have exhibited emotions ranging from anger to smug satisfaction in their confrontations with the Doctor (although this is only clearly present during their appearances in the 1980s).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cybermen (5155 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Doctor Who - Revenge of the Cybermen at Epinions.com
		This, by way of curious happenstance is the Achilles heel of the Cybermen, since gold is the only metal which can interfere with their respiration, and they are therefore highly susceptible to death by gold dust.
		Add to this the fact that the Cybermen with their tin man masks cannot use facial expression to enliven their lines and one is left with a profound sense of cheapness.
		I liked the Cybermen, redesigned as they were for this story; I even liked their flared trousers, and the fact that one of them does not have his head attached properly so that it wobbles every time he walks.
	www.epinions.com /content_116240191108 (1198 words)

	Waffle: Rise of the Cybermen
		Cybermen, on the other hand, have been consistently crap in every episode I've seen that they appeared in.
		Some of these have been fine despite the appearance of blokes in silver suits; Tomb of the Cybermen is very enjoyable for its playing-off of the characters and Earthshock is made worthwhile by the steadfast heroism of Peter Davison's Doctor, the least quirky incarnation but the most righteous one.
		But even in those episodes, believing that the wooden actors in silver suits were some sort of great menace to anyone took not just willing suspension of disbelief but an active effort of the imagination to pretend that what the acting, costumes and special effects technology couldn't deliver was in fact there on the screen.
	rocr.xepher.net /weblog/archives/001592.html (695 words)

	Doctor Who Online - Reviews - TV Episodes - The Tomb of the Cybermen - [MM]
		For example, at the beginning of Episode 3, the Cybermen reveal that the elaborate system of traps and puzzles that the characters had to navigate in order to reach their underground tomb was a deliberate setup: they wanted only those of the most sophisticated intelligence to find them.
		The two of them are drawn to the Cybermen's pure rationality and expect to be greeted as kindred spirits when they revive the Cybermen from their long slumber.
		The Cybermen, meanwhile, are surprisingly ineffectual, as almost every scheme they hatch to gain control of the situation is fairly easily foiled, and without Klieg and Kaftan present, the rest of the crew probably would have just left them frozen in the first place.
	www.drwho-online.co.uk /reviews/reviews-tv-tombofthecybermen.htm (1316 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Doctor Who-The Cybermen: Books: David Banks,Andrew Skilleter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Cybermen were one of the most popular monsters featured on the long running British science fiction series, Doctor Who.
		Although they appeared to be seven-foot tall metal robots, the cybermen were, in fact, once human.
		Faced with a hostile environment and a decreasing lifespan, the cybermen replaced their organs and limbs with more durable bionic components.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Doctor-Who-Cybermen-David-Banks/dp/0352327383 (502 words)

	Cybermen - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		The Cybermen are a fictional race of estate agents who are amongst the most persistent enemies of The Doctor in the British science fiction television series, Doctor Who.They are generally the product of an accident between a Borg and some piping.
		A race of teenagers and 30-somethings who live in their parents basement, the Cybermen are pasty-skinned estate agents who have been beaten up in the changing rooms one too many times for their liking.
		Cybermen are incapable of performing any kind of oral sex, but are known for their abilities during ocular sex.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Cybermen (441 words)

	The Tomb of the Cybermen
		The Cybermen recognise the Doctor, whose involvement in prior invasion attempts is recorded in their computer records.
		The Cybermen were waiting for beings intelligent enough to decipher the controls needed to free them.
		The Doctor wants to make sure the Cybermen are no longer a threat, and goes back down into the tombs with Toberman, where the Cyberman are in their cells, unfrozen, but dormant.
	www.rdwf.org.uk /doctors/D2/s5/01tombofcybermen.htm (2233 words)

	The Tomb of the Cybermen
		She deduces that the room is for recharging the Cybermen, the projector used to feed them with a sort of neuro-electric potential.
		He learns that the Cybermen submitted themselves to freezing because their machinery had stopped and their supply of spare parts had been depleted after the destruction of Mondas.
		The Cybermen plan to eliminate the hindrance of fear from his brain but Klieg only knows he will no longer be human and he is terrified.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_2m.htm (8618 words)

	CYBERMAN
		The physical appearance of the Cybermen changed during the centuries but retained some constants, such as the jug-eared helmet, silver suit and chest-mounted respirators, a replacement for the heart and lungs.
		The Cybermen planned to capture and convert anyone curious and intelligent enough to reactivate the tombs, thus awakening the Cybermen from their slumber and building a new Cyber-race.
		The Cybermen, their metal armour now polished to a silver sheen, also attempted to invade Earth in 1988, drawn to the planet by the Nemesis statue.
	www.btinternet.com /~jp1885/who/cyberman.html (1309 words)

	Cybermen in the Comics
		Like the Daleks, the Cybermen are now into their fifth decade of comic strip action, and to celebrate this fact, and as a compliment and update to the short feature on the Black Legacy disc, we here present a brief and ongoing history of every Cyberman strip ever published.
		Probably one of the strangest strips ever to feature the Cybermen, though really the idea that the scent of the planet’s flowers is lethal to the Cybermen is possibly no stranger than the idea of gold dust being lethal to them.
		John and Gillian are captured by the Cybermen, and the Doctor is forced to disguise himself as one of their number to rescue his grandchildren.
	www.alteredvistas.co.uk /html/cybermen_in_the_comics_part_1.html (1095 words)

	Cybermen: Behind the Scenes
		The Cybermen voices were created by fitting Peter Hawkins with a microphone containing dental plate designed for people who had undergone laryngotomies.
		The Cybermen Tomb was built by covering a scaffold with expanded-polystyrene and streched plastic over the doorways for the Cybermen to burst through.
		When filming the battle between the Cybermen and Vogans at Wookey Hole, one of the Cybermen actors lost his balance and ended up face down in a pool of muddy water.
	www.geocities.com /joekano/cybermen/behind_scenes.htm (2085 words)

	Planet Gallifrey: Cybermen
		The Cybermen are humanoid, but have been cybernetically augmented to the point where they have few remaining organic parts.
		Although the Cybermen often claim that they have done away with human emotion, they have exhibited emotions ranging from anger to smug satisfaction in their confrontations with the Doctor.
		By the beginning of the 26th century, the Cybermen were back in force, and the galactic situation was grave enough that Earth hosted a conference in 2526 that would unite the forces of several planets in a war.
	planetgallifrey.blogspot.com /2007/08/cybermen.html (1033 words)

	Attack of the Cybermen
		After the Doctor and his companion Peri are captured by the Cybermen, they are caught up in a complex scheme which involves dramatically altering history, allowing the Cybermen to prevent the destruction of their first home planet Mondas.
		The Cybermen detect this, and the Leader decides to close down this base and send the partially converted humans to their mothership.
		Meanwhile, the Cybermen detect the Doctor's escape and question Flast; when she refuses to speak they fling her into the corridor, where her body boils away in the heat.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_6t.htm (2865 words)

	TV ACRES: Outer Space Aliens > Cybermen (Dr./Doctor Who)
		Encased in a suit of silvery metal, the Cybermen from the planet Mondas had slowly become immortal by replacing their body parts with metal and plastic bionic units.
		Over the centuries, the Cybermen had become as cold and uncaring as the materials that surrounded their bodies, choosing to dominate and exploit the galaxies of the universe rather than peacefully coexist with them.
		Despite their formidable presence, the Cybermen could be incapacitated by sprinkling them with gold dust.
	www.tvacres.com /aliens_cybermen.htm (209 words)

	Amazon.ca: Doctor Who: Revenge of The Cybermen (Omnibus Format): John Gorrie, Richard Martin (IV), Louise Jameson, ...
		As the Cybermen were overused in the Troughton era, coming out in four stories in three years, perhaps a long absence was necessary.
		The Cybermen are the same as in The Invasion, with the handlebars on both sides of their heads, but with slight modifications.
		Revenge Of The Cybermen is a perfect season closer and was the last story of Tom Baker's debut season, but as the second Nerva Beacon story, was filmed back-to-back with The Ark Of Space so they could continue using the same set before it was taken down.
	www.amazon.ca /Doctor-Who-Revenge-Cybermen-Omnibus/dp/6301801261 (1504 words)

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		The Cybermen's appearance is a total anti-climax; with both the title giving this away, and also the immediate mediocrity of their use after the cliffhanger to Episode 1.
		Then again she does bitchy so well, and for all sorts of reasons, her smile and the confidence of her voice and the adventurer's twinkle in the eye, she is such a delight to the episode, bringing a natural spirit to the role that's so comforting.
		The planet Voga is rich in gold and the Cybermen have an allergy to gold and yet the way the Cybermen wade through the bullets suggests that the Vogons were either too stupid to load their guns with gold bullets or they were collectively all very lousy shots.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/reven.htm (8892 words)

	Attack of the Cybermen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Attack of the Cybermen is a serial in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in two weekly parts from January 5 - January 12, 1985.
		A plot is being hatched that aims to change the history of Earth in favour of the Cyber-race, and the Doctor finds himself on an alien planet he has visited before as he tries to defeat his enemies and work out who he can trust to help him.
		Authorship copyright on the serial is divided between "Paula Moore" (real name Paula Woolsey) as the author; Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis as creators of the Cybermen; Eric Saward as the creator of Lytton and the BBC who hold the copyright on the series elements.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Attack_of_the_Cybermen (3364 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Episode Guide
		He reveals that the tombs are an elaborate trap to bring highly intelligent humanoids to Telos to be converted into Cybermen and thus re-build the Cyber race.
		The Cybermen have finished their initial preparation of Toberman and the Controller brings him with him to confront Klieg.
		The surprise discovery of the long-lost "Tomb of the Cybermen" in Hong Kong is considered to be one of the greatest Doctor Who finds of the past 15 years; until then, only pieces of Patrick Troughton's first two seasons, including precious little of the work of Deborah Watling (Victoria), existed at all.
	www.gallifreyone.com /episode.php?id=mm (1814 words)

	Uncrypting 'Tomb of the Cybermen' a Vintage Doctor Who episode starring Patrick Troughton
		Introduced in the 1966 episode "The Tenth Planet," the Cybermen were at first lumbering, cloth-swathed villains, inhabitants of a planetary twin to Earth.
		The characters are figures of cliche: the upright leader, the mad scientist, the enigmatic and evil Arab, her gigantic, almost speechless fl servant, the dashing American pilot...
		The release of "Tomb of the Cybermen" is a fitting tribute to his memory.
	www.strangenewworlds.com /issues/tomb-of-the-cybermen.html (1069 words)

	Attack of the Cybermen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lytton joins forces with the Cybermen, who kill Russell and capture the Doctor and Peri; the metal giants then force the Doctor to take them all to the planet Telos to meet the Cyber Leader.
		Here the Doctor discovers that the Cybermen have captured an alien time vessel, which they plan to use to change history - by travelling back to 1986, the Cybermen want to destroy the Earth by crashing Halley's Comet into it, and therefore preventing the destruction of their home world of Mondas.
		The Cybermen have taken over the huge cryogenic freezers belonging to Telos' natives, the Cryons, which they are using to store their race in a state of suspended animation.
	www.clivebanks.co.uk /Attackofthecybermen.htm (409 words)

	Rise of the Cybermen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rise of the Cybermen is an episode in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who.
		In the commentary, it is noted that Jackie's "40th" birthday is a reference to the 40th anniversary of the broadcast of The Tenth Planet, the first appearance of the Cybermen.
		Although scheduled to be broadcast in the UK from 7:00 to 7:45pm, the episode was broadcast from 7:23pm due to the overrunning of the FA Cup Final.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rise_of_the_Cybermen (3718 words)

	Five-Minute "Rise of the Cybermen"
		Cybermen: You will be upgraded to Human 2.0.
		Cybermen: Surely the episode is written too subtly for it to be that obvious!
		Cybermen are metal casings with emotionless humans inside!
	fiveminute.net /doctorwho/fiver.php?ep=riseofthecybermen (737 words)

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