the lone cyberman theory

Hopefully, this will be resolved later in the series. These are Cyber Warriors, a soldier class of Cybermen who are more menacing, and even deadlier. In the end, he became a police officer, dedicating his life to making a difference. The final Brendan scenes were even stranger, set on the day he was retiring, and they revealed he was being subjected to a mysterious form of torture by his nearest and dearest.

After all, the Brendan scenes all appear to be set in Ireland, some time in the mid 20th century. He assumed a new identity, “Ashad,” which translates as “Lion.”It’s true that, right now, the evidence for this theory is sparse. When the Cybermen come, they do what they always do: convert humans into cybernetic beings. But the Lone Cyberman himself has suggested a far more personal reason, claiming he was rejected for conversion. Please see our The Lone Cyberman was first mentioned by Captain Jack Harkness (played by John Barrowman) when he managed to bring Yaz Khan (Mandip Gill), Ryan Sinclair (Tosin Cole) and Graham O'Brien (Bradley Walsh) onto his ship.Jack was trying to get through to the Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) but instead pulled her friends on board, initially mistaking Graham for the Time Lord.However, after realising what had happened, Jack told the three companions to warn the Doctor about the Lone Cyberman.He told them the Doctor should "beware of the Lone Cyberman" and not to “give it what it wants”.Jack also mentioned a fallen empire, which seemed to allude to the collapse of the Cybermen.He also said the Cyber Empire had been “brought down to nothing” and in “ruins” but still posed a threat to humanity.The Time Lady’s friends duly informed the Doctor what happened and the time traveller heeded Jack’s words.From Jack’s description, the Lone Cyberman could be travelling through time in a bid to save its race and may be the last of its kind.Fans will have to wait and see if the Doctor gives in to the Cyberman.Strangely, the Lone Cyberman and the Cyber Empire seems to have parallels to Gallifrey, which the Master (Sacha Dhawan) announced he’d destroyed after learning of the Timeless Child conspiracy.However, just how Jack knew this and why he had to be the one to tell the Doctor remains a mystery. 2:53. He was shot in the chest, knocked off a cliffside, and left for dead. Additionally, perhaps the new Doctor (Jo Martin) could also make another appearance. Strangely, the Lone Cyberman and the Cyber Empire seems to have parallels to Gallifrey, which the Master (Sacha Dhawan) announced he’d destroyed after learning of the Timeless Child conspiracy. We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. May 12. DOCTOR WHO continues this evening on the BBC but fans are still reeling from the introduction of the new Time Lady recently. It was all pretty bewildering, leaving viewers wondering whether Brendan could be one of the Timeless Children  or even the Lone Cyberman.At first glance, this possibility seems unlikely. Season 14 Trailer | The Collection | Doctor Who. At first glance, it looks as though he was partway through the conversion process when the Cybermen were destroyed and the Cyberiad – the Cyberman hive mind governing all Cyber technology – was shut down. Doctor Who: What is the Lone Cyberman? But that could just be a misdirect; after all, no Irish places are mentioned by name. And I had a feeling the Master was going to be the cliffhanger after he was taking so long to show up. At first glance, it looks as though he was partway through the conversion process when the Cybermen were destroyed and the Cyberiad – the Cyberman hive mind governing all Cyber technology – was shut down. The experience could have fractured Brendan’s mind, driving him insane. Brendan’s mysterious healing powers could be the reason the Cybermen rejected him; perhaps they were unable to complete the conversion process. Unfortunately, the Lone Cyberman finds himself on the ship, and he proceeds to awaken this army to bolster his fallen Empire's numbers. DOCTOR WHO continues this evening on the BBC but fans are still reeling from the introduction of the new Time Lady recently. By Neela Debnath. This could quite easily be a human colony in the far future, one that has suffered both societal and technological devolution. Doctor Who: Is the new Doctor the Lone Cyberman? But these aren't just any old Cyberman. In the case of Brendan, however, something could have gone wrong.The Lone Cyberman has given a somewhat garbled account of how he was created. DOCTOR WHO fans were left stumped after the introduction of the notion of the Lone Cyberman in the BBC series - but what is it? Doctor Who: Yaz and Ryan to leave after huge clue you missed? The Lone Cyberman has given a somewhat garbled account of how he was created. Am I the only one who saw that Gallifrey reveal coming the minute we started getting the lightshow on the beach? But the Lone Cyberman himself has suggested a far more personal reason, claiming he was rejected … By Neela Debnath.