Yeah when I spotted it in Children of earth I thought "that's weird, not even Cyberwoman"

I just think Murray Gold loves the motif for "menacing" moments

Love the creepy version that plays in The Doctor Falls, plus the epic organ version in Death in Heaven when they're rising out of the graves.

It's Cybing time!

When the world needed them most, cult of thirteen returned

1:30 hold on a sec, fire, for a wooden cyberman, that's a little self destructive if you ask me

They're back!

LEGO Dimensions used it very well imo

I found it pretty weird to see that it played in Children of Earth, a story completely unrelated to the Cybermen, instead of Cyberwoman which was a sequel to Army of Ghosts/Doomsday, which in turn was a sequel to Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel.

Would've loved to hear this play in RTD2 at some point. I don't know where they would've played it due to RTD2 not having a dedicated Cyberman story. But they could've easily had a scene involving Ruby discovering some concepts Roger Ap Gwilliam was toying with in his spare time, involving completely reprogramming the human mind. They could've had a sinister, slow, and chilling version of that iconic melody. A "don't listen close enough and you miss it" kind of thing.

The legends are back

THE GOAT IS BACK!!!! Gotta be one of the peakest themes. You just know you are in for a great episode when murray wheels out this bad voy

yo I loved the version that played in BUCKINGHAM PALACE

Yay, you're back. I've also noticed in The angels take Manhattan, around the 37:46 mark, Doomsday plays which I've never noticed before and is quite haunting since Amy is the first main companion he's 'lost' since rose. But it isn't in your Doomsday video so I thought I would let you know.

Amazing to see you return! Missed your uploads

A perfect ensemble that transforms the classic who theme song for the cybermen into a modern version, A classic theme perhaps most commonly heard from The Tomb of the Cybermen

Last of the time-lords, voyage of the damned, husbands and torchwood I just don’t see it. Maybe for voyage. But surely they’re just similar notes, as there’s no contextual reason to play the cyberman theme

0:42 Were they?

It’s also used in Smith and Jones

Last of the Time Lords/Voyage of the Damned and Husbands of River Song is just sound-alike, not the Cyberman theme, I think for it to count the whole motif needs to play