Doctor Who!

[tony ingram]

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all the classic episodes the cybermen here in according to the offiocial dr who website.

the tenth planet

the moonbase

the wheel in space.

tomb of the cybermen

the invasion

earthshock

attack of the cybermen

revenge of the cybermen

silver nemesis.

the five doctors

That's the complete list, but in the wrong order. Just to be pendantic,its actually:

The Tenth Planet (four episodes, 1966)
The Moonbase (four episodes, 1967)
Tomb of the Cybermen (four episodes, 1967)
The Wheel in Space (six episodes, 1968)
The Invasion (eight episodes, 1968)
Revenge of the Cybermen (four episodes, 1975)
Earthshock (four episodes, 1982)
The Five Doctors (Anniversary Special, 1983)
Attack of the Cybermen (two episodes, 1985)
Silver Nemesis (three episodes, 1988)

They fought the first Doctor once, the second four times, and the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh once each (as well as meeting the fifth again briefly in The Five Doctors). They also eventually appeared with the third Doctor in The Five Doctors. And just to be a completist, a lone Cyberman was shown on a screen in both The War Games (1969) and Carnival of Monsters (1973).

[darren]

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all the classic episodes the cybermen here in according to the offiocial dr who website.

the tenth planet

the moonbase

the wheel in space.

tomb of the cybermen

the invasion

earthshock

attack of the cybermen

revenge of the cybermen

silver nemesis.

the five doctors

[Victoria O'Keefe]

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Delgado wore a hairpiece to cover his receding hair. Just found that out.

[willpurry]

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamelion

The Behind the Scenes section explains why Kamelion was underused.

[darren]

check this out.

http://youtu.be/1T8wNOyhwmI

check this.

http://youtu.be/Vsvr-NU_29M


part 1.

http://youtu.be/M5mh8Xh_D8Y

part 2.

http://youtu.be/kzuGFZHtYt8

part 3

http://youtu.be/XnY0OA_GNUU

part 4.

http://youtu.be/L3ymyHhhwrA

part 5.

http://youtu.be/cqwknFP6vFo

part 6

http://youtu.be/ac-pKUKoJL4

[HG]

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Ok the thread is back, play nicely this time, thanks

[tony ingram]

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cheers tony great info

so thats why i thought kameleon did not first appear until this episode turlough left as i never had seen him in other stories.
if im right i think that planet in the one turlough left was his home planet.

Close. It was a colony of his home planet, and he was picked up by his own people and taken home at the end of it.

[darren]

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cheers tony great info

so thats why i thought kameleon did not first appear until this episode turlough left as i never had seen him in other stories.
if im right i think that planet in the one turlough left was his home planet.

Turlough arrived in Mawdryn Undead in February 1983. Kamelion first appeared three stories later in The King's Demons in March 1983, but was then not seen again until Planet of Fire in February 1984, the same story in which Turlough left. Kamelion didn't appear at all in any of the five stories in between those two. I hope this isn't boring anybody?

[tony ingram]

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Not sure about the Kameleon and Turlough time line. I always thought that as Kameleon could shape-change, they could have utilised him more.

Turlough arrived in Mawdryn Undead in February 1983. Kamelion first appeared three stories later in The King's Demons in March 1983, but was then not seen again until Planet of Fire in February 1984, the same story in which Turlough left. Kamelion didn't appear at all in any of the five stories in between those two. I hope this isn't boring anybody?

[Marine Boy]

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Not sure about the Kameleon and Turlough time line. I always thought that as Kameleon could shape-change, they could have utilised him more.

[darren]

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wow kameleon only twice im a bit shocked at that.

it would be fair to say he had the shortest run as a companion.[
is it my imagination or did turlought leave the same episode as kameleon came into it.


have never been a fan of matt thought tennant was much better.

smith is my least fave of all the dr's.
but hey thats my view.


QUOTE=tony ingram;166309]Kamelion came along quite awhile after Adric died and Nyssa left, in fact. And we only saw him twice.

My favourite Doctor is still Tom Baker, but Matt Smith is now in second place. After that, I'd have to say Patrick Troughton and Paul McGann (who I really like in his Doctor Who radio stories) for joint third. But I like all of them, except David Tennant. I could never get into his Doctor.

Favourite companions would be Sarah Jane Smith, Jamie, Victoria and Zoe from the Troughton days, Leela and Amy and Rory.[/QUOTE]

[Marine Boy]

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But thats what forums are - debates that we all don't agree points of view on

Which is what I said in post 180. OMG! (as the modern phrase has it). We agree! lol

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But thats what forums are - debates that we all don't agree points of view on

[Marine Boy]

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I'm being judgemental of the whole notion of sci fi - Marine Boy, its pretty clear what I've said. If you cannot understand it then thats that. I've elaborated on it as clearly as I can. This is one of the main reasons I make light of sci fi in general - its taken too seriously. However, with certain facets of certain programmes certain factors are set in stone so to speak - i.e. dr who being a woman is something ridiculous - those things irk me. Tones said it well.

Another example to elaborate clearer is that while I like G.I.JOE I don't go all anal about it like many US collectors do on their precious forums - I try and make light of it, they find that sacrelidge so to speak...which is stupid. Its like Trekkies learning Klingon or Klingon fighting arts - its ridiculous, its not real, its fantasy and its there to simply forget the real world, your problems and just simply watch for what it is - twoddle. If thats not clearer for you then I'm happy to leave it there.

I do understand a lot of what you have said and your views are clear to me. I don't agree with many of them but they are clear. Thank you.

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I'm being judgemental of the whole notion of sci fi - Marine Boy, its pretty clear what I've said. If you cannot understand it then thats that. I've elaborated on it as clearly as I can. This is one of the main reasons I make light of sci fi in general - its taken too seriously. However, with certain facets of certain programmes certain factors are set in stone so to speak - i.e. dr who being a woman is something ridiculous - those things irk me. Tones said it well.

Another example to elaborate clearer is that while I like G.I.JOE I don't go all anal about it like many US collectors do on their precious forums - I try and make light of it, they find that sacrelidge so to speak...which is stupid. Its like Trekkies learning Klingon or Klingon fighting arts - its ridiculous, its not real, its fantasy and its there to simply forget the real world, your problems and just simply watch for what it is - twoddle. If thats not clearer for you then I'm happy to leave it there.