The Cybermen march across the Moon's surface. |
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They're heading for the Moonbase. |
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Their second invasion has begun. Walking on the Moon
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Inside, the Doctor is worried - can the Cybermen just march in? |
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The Cybermen get in touch over the radio... |
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to insist that 'Resistance is Useless.' |
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Frantically, the Moonbase team try to get in touch with Earth... |
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... but they're having trouble getting through. |
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The signal is simply being jammed. |
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The Doctor realises... |
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... that the Cybermen are destroying the aerial. |
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In theory, all the humans have to do is to wait for rescue from Earth. |
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But the Doctor thinks the Cybermen know the rescue ship is coming. |
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The Doctor is correct. The Cybermen have spotted the craft. |
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On the surface, they are contacting one of their controlled humans. |
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Dr Evans is once more acting under Cyber-control. |
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Evans comes around in the sickbay... |
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... attacks an attendant... |
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... and leaves him unconscious. |
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In the control room, they're working flat out to keep the Gratitron working. |
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Benoit is tuning in the radio to the Cybermen's communications. |
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Back in sickbay, Dr Evans picks up a cybergun... |
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... and is ordered to the Gravitron chamber. |
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In the control room, they're now short-staffed and tired. |
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Ben learns how to operate some controls. |
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Menawhile, Dr Evans slips into the Gravitron chamber. |
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Evans overpowers the man on duty, and takes over. |
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Out in the control room, no-one has noticed - they've just seen the ship from Earth. |
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The Doctor is still worried. |
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The ship gets nearer to the Moonbase... |
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... then they watch, horrified, as it's suddenly flung out towards the Sun. |
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There's nothing that can be done for the doomed crew. |
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The Moonbase crew can't understand how it was done. |
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Then the Doctor points out to them that it must have been caused by the Gravitron. |
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Hobson realises who's in Gravitron chamber ... |
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Yes, it's Evans. |
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Back in the medical bay, the remaining victims are also coming back under cyber-control. |
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Ben and Jamie are working quickly to barricade them in. |
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Evans continues his tasks in the Gravitron chamber. |
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Hobson tries to reason with him, in vain. |
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Evans is manipulating the Earth's weather - he's now about to cause floods across Europe. |
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The Cybermen order the humans to surrender. |
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Hobson tells them they won't get back into the base. |
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'We are in it already.' the Cyberman replies. There is a massive explosion... |
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... and air rushes out of the Moonbase. |
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The Cybermen have punctured the dome. |
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The humans rush for oxygen masks. |
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Frantically, Hobson and Benoit grab a plastic tray. |
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They seal the puncture with the tray... |
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... and the atmosphere starts to return to normal. |
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Since Evans is unconscious, they can regain control of the Gravitron. |
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Another cybership lands. |
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The Cybermen issue their threat. |
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The humans must surrender to the Cybermen or they'll be attacked again. |
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The Cybermen fire their gun at the dome... |
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... but the gun's blast is deflected. |
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The Doctor realises the Gravitron has deflected the blast. |
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The Cybermen start to march on the dome again. |
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The Doctor and Hobson hurriedly work to re-align the Gravitron, pointing it down at the Moon's surface. |
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The Doctor has realised that the Cybermen themselves are affected by the gravitron. |
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When the Gravitron is repositioned, the Cybermen and their ships are flung off into space. |
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As the Moonbase crew celebrates... |
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... the Doctor, Ben, Polly and Jamie slip away. |
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The four travellers reach the TARDIS. |
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Polly notices a shooting light in the sky - is it the last of the Cybermen? |
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The TARDIS dematerialises... |
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... and outside the base, the lunar landscape is now empty. |
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The TARDIS is in perfect flight - but the Doctor has summoned up a worrying vision of the future. It is a giant claw... |
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