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[[File:SteveHughes.jpg|thumb|right|[[Steve Hughes]] as he appeared on the documentary]] | [[File:SteveHughes.jpg|thumb|right|[[Steve Hughes]] as he appeared on the documentary]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Neill Gorton]], Prosthetics Designer | ||
* [[Steve Hughes]] | * [[Gareth Roberts]], Writer | ||
* [[Denise Paul]] | * [[Steve Hughes]], Director | ||
* [[Denise Paul]], Producer | |||
* [[Tim Rose]] | * [[Tim Rose]], Animatronics Operator | ||
== Music list == | |||
''to be added'' | |||
== Crew == | |||
No crew were credited for this episode. | |||
== Home video releases == | == Home video releases == | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 19 December 2020
Monster File - The Cybermats was a documentary included as an extra feature on the Closing Time DVD.
Main subject
- History of the Cybermats in Doctor Who
- Updating the design for the modern era.
- The different practical versions used in filming — the soft silicone model, the remote-controlled Cybermat, and a wired-up animatronic version whose mouth moved.
Additional topics covered
- Matt Smith, in one take, accidentally wrecking an animatronic Cybermat with the frying pan. Afterwards, they held it together with gaffer tape.
People interviewed
Steve Hughes as he appeared on the documentary
- Neill Gorton, Prosthetics Designer
- Gareth Roberts, Writer
- Steve Hughes, Director
- Denise Paul, Producer
- Tim Rose, Animatronics Operator
Music list
to be added
Crew
No crew were credited for this episode.
Home video releases
Monster File - The Cybermats was released on the Doctor Who: Series 6, Part 2 and Doctor Who: The Complete Sixth Series DVD & Blu-ray box sets.
