Doctor Who - 6.3 - Code Silver Reviews

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Synopsis

The Cybermen are coming. Across the barriers between universes, conquering all before them. Conquering and converting.

As her troops fight a relentless enemy, Kate battles to lock down the threat. But how long can UNIT resist?

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8.3

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Acting

8.8

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8.5

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8.3

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UNIT - New Series - Cyber-Reality

Kate Lethbridge-Stewart

Osgood

Cybermen

UNIT - New Series - Cyber-Reality

6.7

6.1 - Game Theory

7.3

6.2 - Telepresence

8.4

6.3 - Code Silver

9.0

6.4 - Master of Worlds

7.8

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Cast

Jemma Redgrave (Kate Stewart)

Ingrid Oliver (Osgood)

James Joyce (Captain Josh Carter)

Ramon Tikaram (Colonel Shindi)

Warren Brown (Sam Bishop)

Kerry Fox (Julia Hartley-Price)

Louis Tamone (Lt Commander Parsons)

Derek Jacobi (The War Master) and Nicholas Briggs (The Cybermen)

Cover Art:

Tom Webster

Director:

Ken Bentley

Music:

Howard Carter

Sound Design:

Howard Carter

Writer:

Guy Adams

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Reviewed By: adamelijahReview Date: 5/27/18 5:49 am

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Cybermen from yet another Universe have arrived and they have Shindi, Osgood, and Sam in their thrall. It's up to Kate and Josh to stop the Cybermen and save the Earth.

The story has a few flaws. It's a bit over-laden with technobabble and there are some plot holes. For example, under full control and full loyalty to the Cybermen, she asks that the Cyberconversion of Shindi and Sam be delayed so they can assist her and then she never actually has them do anything.

However, what does make the story work is some phenomenal action sequences. We also get to experience some nice interaction between Josh and Kate, more than we've had the whole series. Kate really gets to carry the story as an action lead and is brilliant. The story leads up to a great cliffhanger that sets the stage for the finale.