Doctor Who: Return of the Cybermen
Starring Tom Baker Sadie Miller
Out of print
The Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan return to Space Station Nerva in search of the TARDIS. Instead, they find peril, disease and... Cybermen!
Cast
- Tom Baker (The Doctor)
- Sadie Miller (Sarah Jane Smith)
- Christopher Naylor (Harry Sullivan)
- Yasmin Mwanza (Viva)
- Terry Molloy (Narib / Noah)
- Nicholas Khan (Vez / Kol)
- Cameron Johnson (Mek)
- Lara Lemon (Den)
Technical Details
- Sound Designer: Mark Hendrick
- Adapted by: Jonathan Morris
- Senior Producer: John Ainsworth
- Remote recording dialogue assembly: Mark Hendrick
- Cover Artist: Ryan Aplin
- Director: Samuel Clemens
- Executive Producer: Jason Haigh-Ellery
- Executive Producer: Nicholas Briggs
- Music: Nicholas Briggs
- Producer: Simon Guerrier
- Script Editor: Simon Guerrier
- Writer: John Lucarotti
- Number of Discs: 2
- Duration: 160
- Physical Retail ISBN:978-1-83868-819-6
- Digital Retail ISBN:978-1-83868-820-2
- Production Code:BFPDWLS32
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