Iconic though they may be, the Cybermen occupy the funny status of not really having any purpose beyond being “the other famous Doctor Who monster, who aren’t Daleks”. Particularly for the new series, ...

Or even just a funny Cyberman?" The Master was initially played by Delgado in the 1970s, and later Anthony Ainley prominently took the role throughout the 1980s. Doctor Who's revived series has ...

According to the Doctor, they’re determined to invade ... Davies continues to give the Cybermen appropriate yet funny dialogue. David Morrissey and Dervla Kirwan are great guest stars, and ...

Nicknamed the "Cosmic Hobo," Troughton's Doctor is impish, playful and funny. He teases and outwits ... In the "Tomb of the Cybermen," there's a moment when Troughton's Doctor asks his young ...

IT won’t be Daleks or Cybermen who take over the world as Doctor Who returns to our screens ... terrifying and funny places. “It’s a particularly epic one to start, with lots of old ...

Martinus adds, "It was quite funny because we were in the office ... After their popularity with the second Doctor, the Cybermen were totally absent from the Third Doctor’s era and didn't ...

Ranking "Doctor Who"'s Doctors is an extremely subjective affair. Ask any "Who" fan and their list is bound to be different, ...

An old enemy returns with some serious upgrades, while the Doctor takes Clara on a trip to a wild amusement park This became clear quickly when a man named Wembley in a Top Hat appeared out of a ...

And Doctor Who is also reportedly set to welcome a spin-off show centred around the show's villains including the Cybermen and Daleks - showing what they get up to without the eponymous Time Lord.

Ahh, the Cybermen, the other Big Bads of Doctor Who, the complement to the Daleks' monster army. Where the Daleks are genocidal Nazi analogies, the Cybermen are stand-ins for Communists.

In Doctor Who: Genesis of the Cybermen, a King lies dying in his castle. His eldest son, Prince Sylvan, is an artist with no desire to inherit a kingdom, while Prince Dega toils in his laboratory ...

Doctor Who adversaries such as the Cybermen and Daleks are to get their own series, an insider says. Showrunner Russell T Davies is pushing ahead with plans to expand the “Whoniverse” with ...