A message, a clue, sent to the TARDIS, a request for the Doctor and Ace to arrive at the Ood Sphere in the fortieth century. They search for the next, at the Ood Brain. This person is leading the Doctor around, why? Who is this anonymous source? What does he want? And then, something goes wrong, and the Ood start turning mad...
The clues eventually lead the Doctor and Ace to the Sense-Sphere, where the inhabiting Sensorites hide in fear from the Ood. Some begin fighting back. War is breaking out. The Doctor discovers the final clue, finally coming in contact with the anonymous, and then the Doctor is about to fight the greatest he will ever stand to save his friend...
Based on the hit BBC TV franchise. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.
The Doctor has been hunting for the last remains of the Cybermen following the effects of the Last Great Time War. Having been almost entirely wiped out during the war, the Cybermen are made vulnerable and therefore even more dangerous for their need to survive and regrow their population. Having hidden out on Earth to a destination in South London, the Cybermen soon begin to make their plans. Kidnapping innocent children and civilians off the street, the Cybermen soon take to their conquest of the Earth...
As events worsen in London, and more disappearances and unusual happenings occur, the Doctor is forced to cooperate with the military to defeat the Cybermen. The army soon falls into the hands of the Cybermen's deceit and manipulation. In the skirmish between Earth's forces and theirs, the Cybermen create a creature that is capable of feelings and emotions, for good or for evil. The Doctor is forced to question whether he allows the Cybermen to adapt themselves to bring help to the universe, or whether this will bring about the extinction of the Cybermen...
*Includes special TARDIS cam sequence inspired by the BBC's cult Doctor Who website.
The Cybermen were created by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davies. Based on the original BBC TV series. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.