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	Cybermen Timeline
		The Cybermen of the Telos colony, reduced in numbers and strength, entomb themselves in hibernation chambers underneath the surface of the planet.
		The Mark IV Cybermen seen in 1971 are more advanced than those that attacked the Wheel, but by the 25th Century, the Cybermen have not been seen for hundreds of years.
		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.
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	Cybermen
		The Cybermen puport to be beings of pure logic, but even so their race does have a culture.
		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 (2145 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.
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	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		The attack on the Cybermen with gold is quite well directed and edited, and Lester’s death is poignant and noble: the story’s mortality rate of 70%, while high, is totally appropriate to the story.
		Revenge Of The Cybermen is a deeply silly story that is still a long way from being a true dud, possibly because Robert Holmes’s witty script-editing prevents it from being too serious for its naff moments to be forgiven, like Warriors Of The Deep.
		Revenge of the Cybermen was one of the first Doctor Who stories I saw (at the tender age of three), so it always retains a special place in my heart.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=4d (3943 words)

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		Revenge of the Cybermen is, let's face it, the runt of Season 12's litter, which is interesting considering how much of it is recycled from other stories in the season in terms of sets and ideas.
		Revenge of the Cybermen is by no means the greatest story ever shown and is undoubtedly pulled up quite a bit by having an old monster return but it is nevertheless a good story that holds together well and is only let down by some of the execution.
		Revenge of the Cybermen is nothing but an almalgamtion of those stories and a re-run of the last story (Genesis).
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/reven.htm (8892 words)

	Doctor Who Monsters and Villians - The Cybermen
		The concept of the Cybermen came from a phobia that Kit Pedler had regarding what if the replacement of limbs and organs were to go to the extremes thus creating dehumanised creatures that were once human but were now more plastic and metal with no emotions or feelings.
		Revenge of the Cybermen" they were to be seen for the first time in colour.
		Another important difference between the Daleks and the Cybermen is that, whereas the former are, to quote one description, 'bubbling lumps of hate', the latter are completely without emotion and are driven by pure logic.
	www.whotopia.keen2host.co.uk /drwho/monsters/cybermen-1.htm (3068 words)

	"REVENGE OF THE CYBERMEN" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		The planetoid is all that is left of Voga, the planet of gold, which was instrumental in the defeat of the Cybermen by the Humans in the Cyberwars centuries ago (gold is deadly to Cybermen).
		The Vogans have bribed Kellman to attract the remaining Cybermen to Nerva, where they can be blasted out of existence by a Vogan missile, thus freeing the Vogans from a life in hiding.
		The rest of the Cybermen are destroyed by the Vogan missile.
	members.tripod.com /lightning70/cybermen.html (227 words)

	Doctor Who Chronology: The 26th to 30th Centuries
		War described in "Revenge of the Cybermen." Presumably, this is the war started as a result of the events in "Earthshock," hence its placement here.
		Attack of the Cybermen: 1,2 ("long" episodes) or 2,3,4 ("short" episodes): The 6th Doctor, Peri and the mercenary Lytton arrive on the planet Telos from 1985 to prevent the Cybermen from carrying through their plan to destroy the Earth in the past.
		Revenge of the Cybermen: 1,2,3,4: The 4th Doctor, Sarah and Harry arrive on Nerva orbiting the Earth centuries before they left it and become involved in a conflict between the Cybermen and the inhabitants of Voga, the "Planet of Gold." Each intends to destroy the other, both using Nerva and her crew in their plans.
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	Outpost Gallifrey: Episode Guide
		It transpires that one of the humans, Kellman, is a traitor working with a small band of Cybermen to invade and destroy Voga, ensuring the removal of a major supply of gold - a metal which is lethal to the Cybermen as in the form of dust it coats their chest units and suffocates them.
		The Cybermen's voices were provided for the first time by the actors inside the costumes.
		Released as "Revenge of the Cybermen" in the UK [October 1983] (BBC catalog #2003), the first VHS "Doctor Who" release, omnibus (movie) format, edited, with photomontage cover; released two months later in Japan with subtitles [December 1983].
	www.gallifreyone.com /episode.php?id=4d (1120 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.
		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).
		The Cybermen have access to weapons of mass destruction known as Cyber-bombs, which were banned by the galactic Armageddon Convention (Revenge of the Cybermen).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cybermen (5185 words)

	05-REVENGE OF THE CYBERMEN
		Originally flesh and blood, the Cybermen evolved into "utterly ruthless total machine creatures." Their planet of origin, Mondas, was destroyed and they relocated to Telos.
		REVENGE OF THE CYBERMEN was filmed back-to-back with THE ARK IN SPACE, in order to reuse the elaborate space station set.
		REVENGE OF THE CYBERMEN takes place thousands of years before the time of THE ARK IN SPACE--before Earth was evacuated in anticipation of the solar flares.
	users.bestweb.net /~foosie/cybermen.htm (2614 words)

	BBC - Doctor Who Classic Episode Guide - Cyberhistory
		Meanwhile, the (more primitive) Cybermen left behind on Mondas developed 'energy grabbing' technology, and began to install a gigantic propulsion unit on their planet (mentioned in Attack of the Cybermen).
		The Cybermen needed to establish a new base, and they decided upon Telos, the planet of the Cryons (Attack of the Cybermen).
		The Cybermen, starved of 'donors' and attacked with gold, were almost completely defeated The crew of a single Cyberman scoutship, ignorant of Telos, attempted to destroy Voga in the late 27th century (Revenge of the Cybermen), but was foiled by the fourth Doctor.
	www.bbc.co.uk /doctorwho/classic/episodeguide/cyberhistory.shtml (504 words)

	REVENGE OF THE CYBERMEN
		The Cybermen plan to destroy the planet, as gold is lethal to them, and use the beacon as a base.
		Kellmen had lured the Cybermen to the bae whereby the Vogans' missile would be used to destroy it.
		The Cybermen learn of the plan and set the beacon on collision course with Voga, and evacuate to their ship.
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	Amazon.ca: Doctor Who: Revenge of The Cybermen (Omnibus Format): Video: John Gorrie,Richard Martin (IV),Louise ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		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 (2811 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Doctor Who - Revenge of the Cybermen at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		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.
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	Revenge of the Cybermen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		The asteroid is revealed to be Voga, the legendary planet of gold, which was instrumental in the defeat of the Cybermen during the Cyberwars.
		However, Kellman is actually a double agent, and is secretly working with a faction of the Vogans, whose plan is to lure the Cybermen to the beacon so that they can destroy it with a Skystriker rocket, ending their life spent in hiding.
		The Doctor rids himself of his bomb, and returns to the beacon, but is captured, and left behind with Sarah as the Cybermen evacuate on learning of the Vogans' plan.
	www.clivebanks.co.uk /Revengeofthecybermen.htm (404 words)

	The Cybermen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		The Cybermen were originally humans, and the scientists of their home planet Mondas perfected cybernetics.
		The Cybermen started like the picture at the top of the page, and as they progressed, they developed better limbs and by the picture at the bottom, they had no traces of a human.
		The Cybermen also created the Cyber Androids which were deadly fl androids controlled by the Cybermen.
	www.wilson203.freeserve.co.uk /MyDoctorWhoSiteTheCybermen.html (176 words)

	Doctor Who The best Cyberman episode of all time Message Board
		The best Cyberman episode of all time was Revenge of the Cybermen, the one where the Cybermen tried to destroy Voga, the asteroid of gold.
		The return of the Cybermen was like an event at the time which made a lasting impact on a generation of viewers.
		But tomb has the cybermen coming out of tombs and terrorising a stranded group of archeologists, some of which want control of the cybermen and a surprising ending (I thought it was).
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	Revenge of the Cybermen
		Magrik fears the Cybermen were monitoring their transmissions on the radio.
		He tells Magrik that the Cybermen are on their way and that he has four hours to fix the bomb head to the rocket.
		The Doctor tells him that the trouble with Cybermen is that they have hydraulic muscles to go with their hydraulic brains.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_4d.htm (6083 words)

	Doctor Who: Revenge of the Cybermen, Part Three - TV.com
		The Doctor and the Nerva Beacon crew are captured by the Cybermen, who plan to use them in their plan to destroy Voga, the Planet of Gold.
		Although the fact that the Cybermen are seeking "revenge" is often cited as a goof, in fact it is Tyrum who says they need fear the "vengeance of the Cybermen." The Cybermen simply plan to destroy Voga as a primary threat to their conquest.
		In the previous episode the Doctor explains the Cybermen's weakness to gold is because it clogs their breathing appartus.
	www.tv.com /episode/441713/summary.html (464 words)

	VH1.com : Movies : Doctor Who: Revenge of the Cybermen, Episode 3 : Main
		In the third episode of the four-part story "Revenge of the Cybermen," the Doctor (Tom Bak...
		In the third episode of the four-part story "Revenge of the Cybermen," the Doctor (Tom Baker) and his friends have gone back in time to the 1970s, in hopes of preventing destruction of the solid-gold asteroid Voga.
		Their enemies in this pursuit are the Cybermen, to whom exposure to gold means certain death.
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		The Cybermen are described several times as emotionless, though occassionally they let this slip, and wisely Dicks makes little effort to either expound upon them or develop the back story since the prologue and the brief explanations are sufficient.
		Despite this, Doctor Who and the Revenge of the Cybermen is an extremely good novelisation that succeeds in bringing the television story to life in the printed form and making it ever mroe dramatic.
		The Cybermen's strength is played up much more than could be done on screen by having Cybermen flinging people against metal and rock walls with such casual force that they knock them out.
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	BBC NEWS \| In Pictures \| In pictures: The Cybermen return
		The evil cyborgs returned in 1975's Revenge of the Cybermen - partly shot in Wookey Hole Caves, Somerset.
		The Cybermen's reappearance in 1982's Earthshock led to the death of the Doctor's assistant Adric (Matthew Waterhouse).
		The Cybermen have been extensively redesigned for their latest adventure, which begins in the UK on 13 May.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/in_pictures/4970178.stm (213 words)

	CBBC Newsround \| Pictures \| In pictures: The Cybermen return
		The Cybermen, one of Doctor Who's most popular enemies, return in May in a two-part adventure.
		And in 1968 adventure The Invasion the Cybermen march in front of St Paul's Cathdral in London.
		The Cybermen have been redesigned for their latest adventure, which begins in the UK on 13 May. We reckon they look better without all that tinfoil.
	news.bbc.co.uk /cbbcnews/hi/newsid_4970000/newsid_4971800/4971834.stm (220 words)

	Revenge of the Cybermen
		Doctor Who - Revenge of the Cybermen was written by Gerry Davis, the creator of the Cybermen, and this novelization is by Terrance Dicks, who was script editor of the series for five years.
		Locked in a battle once again with these dreadful Cybermen, Doctor Who is caught between desperate Vogans, determined to save their planet, Voga, and the Cybermen, determined to destroy it.
		The Doctor discovers that the Cybermen have taken over the station in order to use it to destroy the planet Voga where there are extensive gold mines.
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	Revenge of the Cybermen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		Revenge Of The Cybermen by Gerry Davis, directed by Michael E Briant
		Whilst awaiting the arrival of the TARDIS, they discover the Beacon -- at this point in time used to direct interstellar traffic -- is overrun by a plague which has wiped out most the crew.
		The culprits are the Cybermen, on a vendetta to destroy the deciding factor in humanity's war against them: Voga, the Planet of Gold.
	www.hillcity-comics.com /drwho/eps79.htm (85 words)

	Doctor Who In Detail 3 - Alien Species - Cybermen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-17)
		The Cybermen originally were Mondassians, Mondas being a twin planet of Mondas.
		Similar to the Daleks, the Cybermen were left with a strong desire to survive.
		All of the first seven of the Doctor's regenerations have met the Cybermen, meeting them throughout their evolution.
	www.mentalis.f9.co.uk /DWID/Species/Cybermen (255 words)

	Doctor Who LogBook - Season 12: 1974-75
		As we learn here for the first time, gold is one of the only substances capable of shutting down the Cybermen, and Voga's wealth of the precious metal was key to the defeat of the Cybermen in the "Cyber Wars" (evidently, the Cybermen are acquainted with Usenet flame-fests too).
		The Cybermen's plan to destroy Voga hinges on the elimination of a manned satellite that stands sentinel near the planetoid - a satellite that will later become the Nerva space station that will preserve the human race.
		But the Cybermen don't count on the arrival of the Doctor, Sarah and Harry - or on the willpower and ability of the Vogans to defend their homeworld.
	www.thelogbook.com /tardis/wholog12.html (1517 words)

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