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*The Cyber Planner appears. Mention is made of a Cyber Controller who has been destroyed. | *The Cyber Planner appears. Mention is made of a Cyber Controller who has been destroyed. | ||
*There are many verbal references to several stories of the Troughton era, | *There are many verbal references to several stories of the Troughton era, and mentions of the Pertwee and Davison era, as well as classic sound effects such as Quarks. | ||
*The Carcuss, previously seen in DW: The Mind Robber returns. | *The Carcuss, previously seen in DW: The Mind Robber returns. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 11 June 2010
Legend of the Cybermen was a part of Big Finish Productions' wholly original season for the Sixth Doctor in 2010. It was notable for featuring the first joint appearance of Frazer Hines and Wendy Padbury since The Five Doctors — and the first appearance of Zoe Heriot alongside the Sixth Doctor — in performed Doctor Who.
Publisher's summary
The Cybermen are on the march through the Hundred Realms, killing and converting as they go. Resistance is useless. Trapped on the outermost fringes of the battle, the Doctor and Jamie are astonished to encounter an old friend: astrophysicist Zoe Heriot. It's the happiest of reunions. But what hope is there of a happy ending against the unstoppable Cybermen?
Cast
- Sixth Doctor - Colin Baker
- Jamie - Frazer Hines
- Zoe - Wendy Padbury
- The Thief/The Young Lord - Steven Kynman
- The Lieutenant - Abigail Hollick
- The Commander/The Pirate - Ian Gelder
- The Rebel - Charlie Ross
- The Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs
Production crew
- Writer - Mike Maddox
- Director - Nicholas Briggs
- Producer - TBC
- Sound design - Jamie Robertson
- Cover art - Simon Holub
- Music - Jamie Robertson
References
- The works of Dickens play a large part in the meta fictional concept of the story, as well as the works of other authors.
Story notes
- This story cleverly breaks the fourth wall several times, most notably a cameo by Nick Briggs (playing himself).
- Many musical cues appear to take inspiration from classic adventure and horror movies.
Continuity
- The Cyber Planner appears. Mention is made of a Cyber Controller who has been destroyed.
- There are many verbal references to several stories of the Troughton era, and mentions of the Pertwee and Davison era, as well as classic sound effects such as Quarks.
- The Carcuss, previously seen in DW: The Mind Robber returns.
Timeline
- Legend of the Cybermen occurs before: TBC
- Legend of the Cybermen occurs after: BFA: The Wreck of the Titan, from the Doctor and Jamie's perspective
- Legend of the Cybermen occurs after: DW: The War Games, from Zoe's perspective
External links
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