MPX5159676: A 'Zarbi', from the Dr Who television serial (written by Bill Struttonwill) ,'The Web Planet'. The Zarbi that left the studio and stood at a bus stop is being led back to the studio by a technician, near to the BBC TV studio at Ealing. The Zarbi (designed by John Wood), has an ant like appearance. Original transmission date 13th February 1965. 5th January 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5159703: A 'Zarbi', from the Dr Who television serial (written by Bill Struttonwill) ,'The Web Planet'. The Zarbi stands at a bus stop outside the BBC TV studio at Ealing, West London, with two local children. The Zarbi (designed by John Wood), has an ant like appearance. Original transmission date 13th February 1965. 5th January 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5159663: A 'Zarbi', from the Dr Who television serial (written by Bill Struttonwill) ,'The Web Planet'. The Zarbi that left the studio and stood at a bus stop is being led back to the studio by a technician, near to the BBC TV studio at Ealing. The Zarbi (designed by John Wood), has an ant like appearance. Original transmission date 13th February 1965. 5th January 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5159666: The Dr Who television serial written by Bill Struttonwill, 'The Web Planet'. BBC TV film studio at Ealing. The storyline is, they land their ship, The Tardis, on the mysterious planet Vortis, a land of bubbling acid pools and mists, and it is not long before their existence is in peril from a new monster - The Zarbi (designed by John Wood). The Zarbi has an ant like appearance. The Zarbi gun looks like a giant wood louse. Original transmission date 13th February 1965. 5th January 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5159675: The Dr Who television serial written by Bill Struttonwill, 'The Web Planet'. BBC TV film studio at Ealing. The storyline is, they land their ship, The Tardis, on the mysterious planet Vortis, a land of bubbling acid pools and mists, and it is not long before their existence is in peril from a new monster - The Zarbi (designed by John Wood). The Zarbi has an ant like appearance. The Zarbi gun looks like a giant wood louse. Original transmission date 13th February 1965. 5th January 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images