Monoids civil war - Doctor Who - The Ark - BBC

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Civil war breaks out amongst the Monoids. Classic clip from the 1966 four-part story 'The Ark' starring William Hartnell as the Doctor. Watch more videos on the new Classic Doctor Who RU-vid channel here: / bbcclassicdoctorwho and get the latest Classic Doctor Who news at / classicdw
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@pressureworks Год назад

I hope the folks in the radiophonic workshop know/knew how much people admired their sound art.

@Lythgoemania 10 лет назад

Love this story.

@AndrewChapman 9 лет назад

Robert Lythgoe Hello again. Yes even though the Monoids are not considered the best Doctor Who monsters, I still enjoy this story. But then again, I enjoy pretty all Doctor Who episodes.

@AndrewChapman 9 лет назад

Love the sound of the Monoid death screams. 1:20 I actually think it's quite clever how they feature actors and models in the same shot by filming from a certain camera angle.

@batmanmarch 13 лет назад

Fantastic story. The Monoids are great! Definitely in need of action figures!

@TheLearningCurveBoi 6 лет назад

They was a Moniod puppet in Time of the Doctor, maybe they can sell that!

@DanBen07 6 лет назад

I think I noticed a puppet of one of these aliens on Matt Smith's last episode in the village of Christmas after the wooden Cyberman is defeated they celebrate at one point and there's a puppet show in the back there as a puppet Matt Smith with a sonic screwdriver and puppet Alien with one eye & that thing around their neck.

@zuditaka 8 лет назад

When I was a kid I thought the Monoids looked as if they had a section piece of orange peel in their mouths, with an eye painted on it. I recalled their eyes "blinked" when their lips opened and closed. Unless my memory is confusing Monoids with some other mutant/"muto" characters, elsewhere? :/

@ellispress7374 10 лет назад

I've been looking for these for years

@Lumibear. 4 года назад

Ha, the numbers written on their collars was a common trick on Who so that production could identify which monster was which, they used to do it with the Daleks and Cybermen, etc. Part of the story in this instance but I’m sure it served the same purpose.