Revenge of the Cybermen: Highlights | Doctor Who
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This story is amazing! Yet it's so sad that it's been a decade since we lost Elizabeth Slayden. She's dearly missed. We'll always remember Sarah Jane Smith.
@adrianh332
2 жыл бұрын
* Sladen *
@lionguardkujenga676
2 жыл бұрын
@@adrianh332 thanks. So sad what happened to her.
@adrianh332
2 жыл бұрын
@@lionguardkujenga676 Definitely, cancer totally sucks.
@lionguardkujenga676
2 жыл бұрын
@@adrianh332 I know. I hope I don't catch it in the future, that would be scary. I'd want the Doctor to cheer me up.
@fredh1720
Жыл бұрын
This story is not amazing, by any definition, but you're right about Liz Sladen. Everyone misses her.
I love how up to this point, The Cybermen don't try to instantly kill the Doctor upon encounter, only attacking when he became a threat to their plans but then by "Earthshock" the Cybermen had enough of him, willing to destory him in the famous ending to Episode 1.
@mekhimays9599
Жыл бұрын
They didn't know the doctor was there until they saw his TARDIS in Earthshock episode 2
the fourth doctor was always my favorite during my childhood, I'm glad Tom Baker is still around today....
I feel comforted that reel to reel technology is still alive and well in the distant future. I knew all this digital stuff was just a passing phase.
@user-et6pj4db9s
6 ай бұрын
It never fails to amuse me how these futuristic programs still think they'd be using the technology of the day centuries into the future, even red dwarf which was the 80s and 90s still thought cassette and VHS tapes would still be in use.
@edwardcat5247
5 ай бұрын
plus it goes "tweet tweet woodle woodle" as he pulls bits off the reel to hide evidence... not sure how it makes this sound as it just being pulled off a reel, not thru any head... oh well...
I like how the crew go from holding them up at gunpoint to the second in command handing over his Uzi to Sarah with a 1 minute conversation.
@johnbower7452
2 жыл бұрын
I like how in all these future sci fi shows they use tech that's behind what we have today.
@peterlewerin4213
Жыл бұрын
Come on, it's Sarah Jane Smith! If you can't trust that face, what can you trust?
@edmund184
Жыл бұрын
Why does the planet of Gold not get raided by millions of earthlings? (For all its silliness this is one of my favourite stories).
@BruceAlarie
Жыл бұрын
@@johnbower7452 we are insane now with our technology
@zacmumblethunder7466
Жыл бұрын
@@edmund184 Apparently it went away somewhere and people forgot it existed. Although it'd have to go very far and very fast to get away from gold hunters. So it'd have to have a motor. And nobody would have to be nearby to follow it. And... oh, my. My friend's and I would go over these points in great depth in the school playground on Monday mornings. Ah, for the days when a sci fi show could be just for fun.
Cybermen are weirdly emotional in this episode.
I grew up watching this Dr Who, essential Saturday evening's tea time viewing & I still play them on the dvd when I pop round and see my Mum, I'm 58 and Mum's 91 years now. The Cybermen have always been my favourite enemy 🤖👽🛸
@christophera556
5 ай бұрын
At fifty six I remember the doctor who serious from when I was a kid the best doctor who years were John Pertwee and Tom Baker those were the best years of the Doctor who serious Peter Davis of the early eighties wasn't bad after that the best years of Doctor who passed.The thing is the early 21st century revival of the serious was a disaster then again the BBC should not have tried to revive the serious when most of the original people behind the serious were either dead or retired in a way the failure of the attempted revival of Doctor who in the first decade of this century mirror's the decline of the BBC itself and its lack of new ideas.
You know, one funny thing about the Cybermen being vulnerable to gold: computer circuit boards use gold because it's the best conductor of electrical impulses. You'd think the Cybermen would love that!
@sorrenblitz805
Жыл бұрын
In Classic Who the 60's Cybermen didn't have an allergy to Gold. However in this story the Doctor suggests that Gold as a non-corrosive metal could coat the Cybermen Respiratory system and clog their breathing filters suffocating them. Later stories seem to imply it coats their circuitry and causes a dead short, weakening, disabling or killing them. Gold when used in the correct way would be incredibly helpful to electronics, although a metal with a higher heat tolerance would likely still be more ideal.
@djdoolittle1315
Жыл бұрын
Retro techno no no. If only they’d knew?
@gregorydahl
Жыл бұрын
Maybe gold spraypaint disolved styrofoam and foam rubber costumes . Oh no
Great story. I did always feel like Harry was underused. He was a RN officer, and a qualified doctor, but his role was downgraded to comedic sidekick.
@zacmumblethunder7466
Жыл бұрын
He was brought in to cover any action scenes in case the new Doctor wasn't up to fights and suchlike. As Tom Baker proved more than capable, Harry's role got redefined and eventually phased out. A shame because he was a good character and a good actor.
@minicle426
Жыл бұрын
He was no Jamie or Steven that's for certain.
@zacmumblethunder7466
Жыл бұрын
@@minicle426 He's more assertive in Terror of the Zygons. But really the make companion's role was always to do the action stuff, which is why JP didn't need a male TARDIS crew member. Also he had army back up.
Love this story. Had it on VHS back in the 90s as a kid. Now I have it on DVD and watch it regularly.
@cbandhamradiostations4845
Жыл бұрын
I have loads on vhs but I don't watch much of the newer stuff.Is this bad of me
@pearljam619
Жыл бұрын
@@cbandhamradiostations4845 Not at all my friend. I prefer Classic Who to modern. Possibly because of childhood nostalgia but I’m always watching the 60s-80s episodes.
@cbandhamradiostations4845
Жыл бұрын
@@pearljam619 Thank you Yeah I love the old stuff and the tacky props bade from what they could find where actually work went into it.
@zacmumblethunder7466
Жыл бұрын
@@cbandhamradiostations4845 I was going to take issue with you over "tacky" props, but I'm looking at a Cyberman covered in vacuum cleaner hoses as I type this.
I love Classic Doctor Who ❤ really miss Liz 😭 she was awesome xx
Sarah Jane was the most adorable of all his companions 🥰
@ianmangham4570
Жыл бұрын
Total babe
@happyshopper1806
Жыл бұрын
👨🏼🚀❤️🔥💫🍾
@Tresoroeffnung
Жыл бұрын
The Savage was better!
@ZennaD
11 ай бұрын
Sarah. The fourth Doctor jus called her Sarah.
@fredjones554
10 ай бұрын
She looks great in this outfit
Tom Baker said that they were starting to archive the film around 1980. He thought what on earth for? As we know now his was one of the first to come out on DVD and sold millions of copies. They never completed The Shada episodes because of the workers going on strike at the BBC Studios in 1982. The parts that they did shoot outside the studio can be seen in The Five Doctors. I was always hiding behind the sofa and told not to look, but it was too exciting not to keep watching. What great memories. Yes. My second favourite season with Genesis of the Darleks in top spot. All done on a shoe string budget with costumes from things like a helmet and plastic washing machine drainage pipe painted silver.
Lis was amazing and so missed
I really love this episode and it was really great. Also I love the 4th Doctor, Sarah Jane and Harry because they are great
1:45 I wonder how many times Baker almost garroted himself with that scarf.
"HARRY SULLIVAN IS AN IMBECILE!" - No idea why, but that line always cracks me up.
@sabrinatirabassi3529
2 жыл бұрын
Harry Sullivan is an imbecile, and we will love him forever.
@winternow2242
Жыл бұрын
Because it's cool. Because HArry nearly killed them all, and thinks he's a hero, and the Doctor clues him into the fact that he isn't.
Thank you PBS for showing these back in my childhood!!
Such an underrated Cyberman story.
@minicle426
Жыл бұрын
Wish the voices for the Cybermen were a bit better though. It's their equivalent of 'Day of the Daleks'.
@happyshopper1806
Жыл бұрын
I think that the Cybermen 🤖 are the greatest of all the Dr's villains and Sarah Jane is by far my favourite companion
I wonder if he ever tripped in that scarf during rehearsals.
@gylesdawson5247
Ай бұрын
I'm sure he spent a lot of time tripping.
We watched these on PBS for years. No ads🤓
One of the top 3 companions to the doctor!
@mekhimays9599
Жыл бұрын
Fourth Doctor Companions: Jamie McCrimmon and Victoria Waterfield and Zoe Heriot, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan
Tom Baker was magnificent! I recall as a child feeling crestfallen when my beloved Jon Pertwee regenerated into a curly-haired goon I didn't recognise. But Mr Baker soon won me round. He remained in the iconic role for a record-breaking 6 years, because he loved it so much, and his enthusiasm was infectious. He and Pertwee will always be the definitive Dr Whos for me.
Revenge of the Cybermen is a classic. One of my favourite DW episodes.
Am I the only that feels like the cyber leader and his men are actually pretty chill despite their actual intentions?
@tsm688
Жыл бұрын
compared to a dalek maybe.
Handing a loaded weapon to a stranger can never be a good idea...
"Who's the homicidal maniac?" Gotta love Tom Baker XD
Found out the caves that this was filmed in are the Wookey Hole Caves! I'm currently staying at Wookey Hole Hotel, and I'll be going in these caves today.
@tsm688
Жыл бұрын
Huh. I was just thinking 'amazing set job they did'.
The cybermen might have had more success if they weren't wearing flares.
That’s robot snake scared the bejesus outta me as a kid. Still have my dads VHS tapes from sontarin experiment-terror of the zygons. The Doctor, Sarah,and Harry were a great crew! Grateful forever this era was my introduction to Doctor Who. My 60TH anniversary stop motion is mere month away!
@hopebgood
Жыл бұрын
I think Tom Baker, Sarah and Harry were a great Tardis crew as well. This is one of my fave eras. The plot is a bit crap tbh but I still love it for some reason. 😀
Used to watch this in the 90's here in Nigeria. Just never noticed that despite the Doctor going through time and space, all the civilizations he met were always British.
Harry Sullivan is a genius.
The sets were reused from an earlier story in this season The Ark in Space, It would be 1982s Earthshock before the Cybermen would be back again
@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812
Жыл бұрын
I thought the sets looked familiar
1:28 someone doesn't like rock n roll music. Tape isn't touching the playback heads.
I absolutely love the attention to detail and the script when the doc says he hasn't got time to wire the part in to the sabotaged transmat unit so he holds it in to position and ends up nearly blowing himself up. Brilliant. In new Who the part in question would've just been zapped with the sonic screwdriver but in this piece the doc is actually thinking and working. Excellent.
@freebretth
8 ай бұрын
Yeah, that was good stuff
@user-et6pj4db9s
6 ай бұрын
That's cos new who is lazy and just wants the hard stuff skipped by using the sonic for everything which was a problem eventually with the Baker era too so much so that when Davison came along it deliberately got destroyed so the doctor as a character had to go back to thinking his way out of things which again happened with Capaldi after gross overuse by Tennant and Smith. But now the new guy has another one it's just the same shit over and over again the sonic has become way too much of a go to device when the doctor does actually have other tools he's shown over the years.
It's a shame they have changed the the sound of the Cybermen's voices; they used to sound more threatening with their electronic voice.
@Unit-3475
6 ай бұрын
This is a different branch of cyberman, they start become more human-like.
@redblade8160
6 ай бұрын
@@Unit-3475 Human-like equals boring-like. Bring back the original Cybermen.
You know, I'd like to see the Vogans done with a budget and some contemporary makeup techniques.
6:00 - SJS playing the ultra-long game with the foreshadowing for “School Reunion”
I love how the Cyberman have a Cyberman sleeping on their command room console. Like a pet cat just napping on the top of your sofa.
Amazing 🤩 I love this episode
1:11 Sonic Vibrator??? 😂😂😂 oh doctor!
@happyshopper1806
Жыл бұрын
🤔🤭😂🤣🤣
@matthewstrange3778
5 ай бұрын
Cyber dildo at 0:45 !
one of my favorite stories
One of my fav episodes
The best thing about this whole period of Doctor Who was Elisabeth Sladen. The prettiest assistant the Doctor ever had.
@16rumpole
Жыл бұрын
I think Mary Tamm was the most beautiful. She would probably be described as a toffee nosed bird. If I remember my 70s British slang somewhat correctly
@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812
Жыл бұрын
I'm not disagreeing but my favorites of the original series are Sara Jane, Romona (Mary Tamm) and Peri. With the new series I pick Dr. Martha Jones and Amy Pond
@saskruffriders8234
Жыл бұрын
ONE of the prettiest companions. Peri (to this day) is the sexiest; Clara hottest (love those big brown eyes); and Amy is still in the conversation if they didn’t have her in all those baggy clothes.
@minicle426
8 ай бұрын
I raise you Liz Shaw.
@freebretth
8 ай бұрын
@@16rumpoleToffee nosed for sure, but I found that to be part of her charm 😂
Centuries in the future, the highly advanced technology will be æsthetically styled to look retro. The "exposed circuit boards" we see are sometimes just stylish covers for the advanced tech inside. Kind of like wood paneling on 20th century electronics. Surf Wisely.
At 6.30 the Dr uses the sonic screwdriver on a heatsink!
Very unpopular opinion, I know, but I love this story. My third favourite of all time, behind Genesis and Weng Chiang. I just love the culture of the planet Voga, it’s politics, the characters, the wookey hole cave scenes, and whilst yes the cybermen voices weren’t the best, the outfits were great, and their motive was plausible enough. I really love this story as I say, even though I fully appreciate all the reasons why a lot of fans Don’t. Dr Who is always going to generate the full range of opinion, for a lot of the stories. 👍♥️🙏🏼
@hopebgood
2 жыл бұрын
You like what you like mate. I'm with you on The Talons of Weng-Chiang.
@THIRV
2 жыл бұрын
@@hopebgood cheers mate!
@wyrdwik4610
2 жыл бұрын
it’s got a lot of the ingredients for a successful who story and I agree it mostly succeeds with bringing back the cybermen but I could never get over the daft look of the vegans and the silly gold weakness. The charm of the cast with marter, s laden and baker shines throughout.
@THIRV
2 жыл бұрын
@@wyrdwik4610 haha for sure. I think the vogans were yet another element of Dr Who on screen which ‘got away’ with the face masks etc due to the quality of the TV we all had in the days when it was first broadcast. Like so many stories from the first four Doctors, in the words of Terry in Fawlty Towers “what the eye doesn’t see, the chef gets away with”….. things like the Zarbi and Menoptera years before, etc, looked more effective on a small grainy black and white tv screen. Today of course with our huge tv screens and cleaned up optimised film quality, we see glaringly the famous shaky sets and the outfits of the creatures and foes etc, all too clearly, the Vogans certainly suffer for that! As you say though, a lot of the ingredients for a good story. The gold thing though, such a cop out as you say. It was never worse than in silver nemesis, it got to the point that you could fire something gold with a catapult etc. cheers. Keep the faith.
@zacmumblethunder7466
Жыл бұрын
@@THIRV People ridicule Dr Who's effects and sets, but they were of their time and the stories were well written and made. But "Serious" programmes are given an easy ride when they fall prey to the same problems. Nobody mentions the shoddy toy rats that were used in Doomwatch, or the moment Brian Blessed slammed someone into a wall of the imperial palace in I Claudius and the wall very noticeably wobbled. Although if Brian Blessed slammed someone into the Great Wall of China, that would probably wobble.
I loved this show as a kid this was the best doctor.
It gave me the shivers as a kid as the cybermen emerge from the airlock, I think it’s the music I just wish their weapons where a bit more convincing and the cyber leader wasn’t so camp
I was so amazed by how real those cyber suits looked, my all time favourite cyberman, and remember the Raston warrior Robot 🤖 🤠🤯Brutal
The best Doctor with Sarah Jane Smith, the most beautiful of his assistants plus the Cybermen at their scariest ... The daleks never scared me when I was a kid but the Cybermen and the Ice warriors did.
This is so creative and beautiful is wonderful show...I love how they made TV and movies then
22:18 "Ah well, i suppose we can’t expect decent English from a machine." Words that ring true in 2023 This show was ahead of its time in so many ways ❤
Wonderful 4 and Sarah Jane ❤ ♥
I didn't remember the Vogan masks to be so beautiful.
I'm self isolating. This clip resonated with me ☹
Tom backer at the end lol he’s nearly. 90
Wow! On 45 seconds, there's the Forerunner of the Face-hugger in Alien, the Hydrobot from Terminator:Salvation and the music from Red Dwarf. A veritable treasure trove of "inspiration" 😉
@mancyank564
5 ай бұрын
On The Genesis of the Daleks DVD commentary Tom Baker talks about how many things Ridley Scott and others ripped off from DW.
17:13 Sarah is just so pretty!
@STho205
Жыл бұрын
Old fashion pretty.....not contemporary Hooker Pretty.
@tl1110
6 күн бұрын
@@STho205 LOL! I'm sooooo stealing that comment.
BEST CYBERMEN AND DOC EVER 🇬🇧
@minicle426
Жыл бұрын
Dunno, I prefer the Troughton era Cybermen more. Same with his Doctor.
@lillianflorence6056
Жыл бұрын
Troughton my best and them cyber men ,
@ianmangham4570
Жыл бұрын
@@lillianflorence6056 All cybermen are bad ass 🤠🤟💯👍
This exciting and perfectly written drama went on to be a priceless work of acting.
Tom Baker could make a toothpick and a plastic bag into brilliant sci fi. His acting is incredible. Sarah and Harry were amazing as well.
“The beacon is ours” the cybermen.
THE MUSIC IN THIS!
RIP Elizabeth Great episode.
17:19 This is how to avoid evil.
@yourecontentsucks.1367
Жыл бұрын
Perfect👌
@brettsalter3300
Жыл бұрын
Only just noticed that in this clip also, after watching these episodes so many times. What a delightful period of Dr Who this was.
Tom Baker is still my favorite Dr
@16rumpole
Жыл бұрын
For me Tom then Jon then Trougton. Hartnell was just unlikable. I hated Colin’s doctor. Davison and Mckoy were just there
@minicle426
Жыл бұрын
He's okay, but frankly I find he gets overhyped by the fanbase. 🤷♂️
The Cybermen are as deadly adversaries just like the Daleks to the Doctor.
05:06 oh, the Cybermen were _actually_ listen to that piece of music there.
Next to Robot...this is my all time favourite episode! So good on sooo many levels! I watch this episode regularly and it never grows old...the only sadness in watching it is that Ian and Elizabeth are no longer with us...I pray that the living human treasure that is Tom Baker stays with us for many years to come!
Classic, but I think Volgon must have been a very small planet considering what the cyber leader said about them being 1600 meters down and they were only 8 minutes from the center. Unless they were traveling very fast that means the center of Volgon must have only been about 2500 meters deep. If the center of the earth was only around that deep the earth would be the size of a small asteroid. Great ending on this episode with that endearing phrase, I mean it should be alright but you never know quite from the doctor .. Then they end up on earth after taking the transmat and finding themselves in the company of lost colonists, or were they a military expedition .? and Lynx the Sontaran sometime in the future after doing a superman type time travel maneuver
@dandycat2204
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, you're almost right... almost. The actual running order of this arc is... 1. The Ark in Space 2. The Sontaran Experiment 3.Genesis of the Daleks 4. Revenge of the Cybermen 5. Terror oh the Zygons, (in which we lose Harry). But thanks for playing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's a fun story except for the Cybermen's voices. That's the only thing that let's this down for me. Even the chunkier piping redesign on the cyber suits, which are otherwise based on the Invasion Cyberman style is interesting. Such a shame that Tom only got one outing with the Cybermen on TV. Big Finish has since fixed that for us, and the voice effect too!
Dose anyone think that they should bring out a box set that has the full episode's of doctor who confidential ?
@sabrinatirabassi3529
2 жыл бұрын
You can find them on the Doctor Who Confidential KZread channel. They've been releasing something even this week.
4:40. Love his slimline iPhone and laptop combo
"Who's the homicidal maniac?"
@winternow2242
Жыл бұрын
...and they just get rid of him by accident.
Ian Marter/Harry Sullivan was a fine addition to the Doctor's companions. It is a shame a greater use wasn't found for him/the chsracter. He died tragically young, too. His work on Dr Who is his memorial.
I love how the doctor has sweets, an apple core and a yo-yo in his pockets.
17:18 Hear No Evil, See No Evil, Speak No Evil🙉🙈🙊; they did the same reference in Friends and The Powerpuff Girls Movie, and those are just the first examples that come to mind.
@happyshopper1806
Жыл бұрын
🤔🤭😂🤣
@StacyInLove1
8 ай бұрын
The original Planet of the Apes too.
The Cybermen were notably lenient by Cybermen standards in this story. Not only don't they kill automatically but they even allow time for the doctor and co to get away and their reward for this compassion, they end up dead, poor Cybermen...
Ever notice every cave in Doctor Who has a flat floor?
If you lived on the planet of gold, what would the price of dirt be?
Space station so futuristic they've even made metal doors that sound like wood! God bless the Doctor Who budget back then.
Sarah ❤️
Tragic that both of the Doctor's assistants have passed. Tom always had a strong life force.
25:20 She is so beautiful!
For a low budget show, the effect for when someone is poisoned is actually pretty impressive for the time. Does anyone have any idea how they did it?
Tom you were and always will be my Doctor!
"Who's the homicidal maniac?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Total machine creatures” Um, actually…
I met Elizabeth Slayden in 2005 at a sci fi show in Birmingham. We arrived really early and she was standing by a stall putting out books photos etc. I polightly said hello expecting her to just say hello back but she stopped what she was doing and chatted. I asked if I could take a photo and she said " Yes ofcourse..but do it now while my make up is still fresh and not running down my face" and started to giggle. I took her photo and then she said "Let's have one together" and put her arm round me and pulled me close! I couldn't believe my luck and I was on cloud 9 for the whole day! She was witty, Charming and beautiful and a sad loss to us all.
I'm watching this episode at the moment. Unfortunately, the only access I have the classic Who is through an old laptop, removable storage. The volume is so bad, I can't hear a thing 😑
12:22 " they're moving into dogging orbit " 😆
Sarah Jane was always such a wimp, if she wasn't screaming hysterically, she was swooning and passing out!
Those suits look WARM 🔥
Technology so advanced that you can hear the tape being fed too quickly even though it's nowhere near the playback head! Surf Wisely.
25:09 Here for this.
25:09 LOL
The script is credited to my old mate Gerry Davis... but not a word of his submission ended up on screen. The Vogans weren’t in his script, either. His included miners held captive in an asteroid containing gold. Neither versions are perfect but the original text - recently recorded by Big Finish - make for a better story, IMO. Although I might be a bit biased.
@BrianRPaterson
Жыл бұрын
Big Finish do wonderful productions. And they're clever at recognizing good stories and recruiting great performers. Im sure they did the script justice. Cheers
Great acting the cybermen are my favourite Who villains is it true that this episode is haunted and if so why?
@16rumpole
Жыл бұрын
The acting in this one made it special and believable Vorus and Tiron were great together
9:30 Cellman, inventor of the iphone.