The Mondasian Cybermen in their return to Doctor Who this week The Mondasian Cybermen are different from the other Cybermen we have seen on Doctor Who since the series was reintroduced in 2005. The ...

Brad is a List & Features writer who tends to write about TV shows & triple-A, multiplayer-focused games. Brad holds a 1st Class BA degree in Digital Marketing. Doctor Who has an expansive history as ...

On Monday, the BBC shared a Doctor Who photo of Peter Capaldi‘s Twelfth Doctor squaring off against Cybermen for the two-part finale, written by Steven Moffat and directed by Rachel Talalay. Seen it ...

It's interesting to look at "Revenge of the Cybermen" not just as an example of 1970s Doctor Who, but as typical 1970s British TV storytelling. The anti-fascist callback to WWII is still present here.

This article contains spoilers for lots of Doctor Who cyberman stories, including Death In Heaven. Earthshock. It’s a brilliantly realised piece of telly, a script that confidently delivers on its ...

Of course, there have been plenty of great Cybermen stories in both the classic and modern series, and plenty of Doctor Who writers have found brilliant ways to keep them relevant. But often, they can ...

The Cybermen hold something of a difficult position in terms of the Doctor Who pantheon. Undeniably, they’re iconic; first introduced in 1966, the Cybermen have been making regular appearances ever ...

The Daleks might be the most iconic of Doctor Who villains, but the Cybermen are – at the risk of extermination – the more interesting. For whilst Dalek creator Terry Nation, who grew up during the ...

As one of the oldest sci-fi shows of all time, Doctor Who has built an impressive array of enemies, both human and extraterrestrial. Some of the villains the Doctor faced appeared only one time but ...

The Cybermen are really camp. They’re meant to be cold, logical, emotionless cyborg vampires, but mostly they’re just silly. They do slow fist-clenches and macho posturing. They wail and flap their ...