The Cybermen learn who it is that's been working against them on The Wheel, they set about taking on The Doctor.
It's a pretty flat final episode, particularly when you consider that it's the end of the series, and how high the quality has been throughout series five. The conclusion feels so basic, so simple, it really is the most anticlimactic ending to any Cyber story.
A nice reference back to the first ever Dalek story, the fluid link has again caused mayhem, but he's pocketed some mercury.
The Guys playing The Cybermen are huge, very big men. This particular design of Cybermen looks really good, so primitive. They would change a lot when we would next see them in The Invasion.
Lots of technical bits and bobs for The Doctor to fiddle about with. The scene where Zoe sees the thought patterns is great, a shame she'd never meet The Daleks.
Overall it's been a real disappointment, it's not bad, it's just incredibly underwhelming from start to finish, the major night though, is that Zoe had joined the team.
Disappointing, 6/10.
It's a pretty flat final episode, particularly when you consider that it's the end of the series, and how high the quality has been throughout series five. The conclusion feels so basic, so simple, it really is the most anticlimactic ending to any Cyber story.
A nice reference back to the first ever Dalek story, the fluid link has again caused mayhem, but he's pocketed some mercury.
The Guys playing The Cybermen are huge, very big men. This particular design of Cybermen looks really good, so primitive. They would change a lot when we would next see them in The Invasion.
Lots of technical bits and bobs for The Doctor to fiddle about with. The scene where Zoe sees the thought patterns is great, a shame she'd never meet The Daleks.
Overall it's been a real disappointment, it's not bad, it's just incredibly underwhelming from start to finish, the major night though, is that Zoe had joined the team.
Disappointing, 6/10.
