Cyberman (audio series)

Cyberman — 2005–09

Main character:

Samantha, Liam, Paul

Key crew

Sound design:

Nicholas Briggs, Steve McNichol, Kelly Ellis

Covers by:

Stuart Manning, Alex Mallinson

Series details

First release:

September 2005

Last release:

December 2009

Publisher:

Big Finish Productions

Production codes:

BFPCYBESCD01-BFPCYBESCD05

Official audio trailer
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Music theme
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You may wish to consult Cyberman (disambiguation) for other, similarly-named pages.

Cyberman was an audio series that Big Finish Productions produced following their success with the Dalek Empire audio series.

As with Dalek Empire, Cyberman also had some links with other Big Finish audio stories, in particular Sword of Orion. In Cyberman, the events followed the Orion War in the 26th century, which involved the humans, androids and Cybermen.

On 13 May 2016,^[1] Big Finish released a special box set collecting all eight stories from the series.

Stories[[edit] | [edit source]]

Cyberman[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Series 1 (Cyberman)

#	Title	Author	Featuring	Released
1.1	Scorpius	Nicholas Briggs	Paul, Karen, Liam, Samantha, Cybermen, Cyber-Planner	25 September 2005
1.2	Fear			2 November 2005
1.3	Conversion			13 December 2005
1.4	Telos			26 February 2006

Cyberman 2[[edit] | [edit source]]

Main article: Cyberman 2

#	Title	Author	Director	Featuring	Released
2.1	Outsiders	James Swallow	Nicholas Briggs	Samantha, Liam, Paul, Cybermen	December 2009
2.2	Terror
2.3	Machines
2.4	Extinction

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

The only story that had any sort of cast listing was Telos. The others stories stated that "Access to classified Scorpius information available at www.bigfinish.com/scorpius", a specially designed portion of the Big Finish site.
Unlike most Big Finish Productions, each story of series 1 was recorded live in a single take, with the sound effects and music being played into the studio as the actors were performing. A small audience was present for the live recording of Scorpius, but located in a separate room where they could not see the actors - Nicholas Briggs recalls that afterwards, a member of the audience said that they would have thought they were listening to a pre-recorded CD, if it wasn't for the fact that the speakers were also playing the audio from Nicholas's director cues.