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The '''Antibodies''' were artificial creatures were created by the [[Great City of the Exxilons]] to protect itself. Many were created when the [[Third Doctor]], [[Bellal]] and the [[Dalek]]s invaded the city, but they were destroyed along with the city. | The '''Antibodies''' were artificial creatures were created by the [[Great City of the Exxilons]] to protect itself. Many were created when the [[Third Doctor]], [[Bellal]] and the [[Dalek]]s invaded the city, but they were destroyed along with the city. | ||
The Antibodies were capable of resisting the machine gun bullets the Daleks had substituted for their main weapons. | The Antibodies were capable of resisting the machine gun bullets the Daleks had substituted for their main weapons. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death to the Daleks]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* The Antibodies were played by [[Terry Walsh]] and [[Steven Ismay]], who were uncredited on-screen but credited as "[[Zombie]]s" in ''[[Radio Times]]''. | * The Antibodies were played by [[Terry Walsh]] and [[Steven Ismay]], who were uncredited on-screen but credited as "[[Zombie]]s" in ''[[Radio Times]]''. | ||
[[Category:Artificial beings]] | [[Category:Artificial beings]] | ||
[[Category:Antibodies]] | [[Category:Antibodies]] | ||
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The Antibodies were artificial creatures were created by the Great City of the Exxilons to protect itself. Many were created when the Third Doctor, Bellal and the Daleks invaded the city, but they were destroyed along with the city.
The Antibodies were capable of resisting the machine gun bullets the Daleks had substituted for their main weapons. (TV: Death to the Daleks)
Behind the scenes
- The Antibodies were played by Terry Walsh and Steven Ismay, who were uncredited on-screen but credited as "Zombies" in Radio Times.
