Doctor Who's lost Cybermen origin story with Peter Davison revived

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i dont love old who the way i do 05 but it always puts a smile on my face to read about recovery efforts
- The big finish stories gave me much more appreciation for 5 / 6 / 7, they all have such great adventures and once they find their groove are very well produced. I only add that last bit after listening to the very first handful of stories, they needed a bit of time to get things great.
  Of course 8 we hardly saw, and the movie was meh but I think I enjoy his stories almost the most. I'm a bit of a 7 fan for the audio, maybe cause I always thought Ace was a fun companion but the rolling Rs are fun to listen to heh. Though I haven't listened to much passed their 100 so need to get more.
  Apologies to not naming the actors I am terrible at remembering spelling and didn't want to embarrass myself with the time constraints.
  
  what a great response! i'll definitely try to go back and give those another chance
That guy looks like George W Bush and Robert Deniro's love child.
- Aaand welcome to "Wherever you think you are, you're not".
- That's a "making of" video I'd love to watch
Huh I thought the one story they did was the origin story, since it has the appearance of the first Cybermen (well they had a few around already) and Mondas had some people still. I forget the name but I think it's #5 and Nyssa, this sounds like it may be a bit before that but also sounds like the doctor may trip over himself if it's not much earlier.
- The great thing about DW is that you can redo an origin as often as you want, and it's all equally canon!
- The 10th Planet and Tomb of the Cybermen would like a word
  
  I'll admit, I found first three doctors more rough to watch and only watched a handful of 1-3, more 3 than 1 and 2 for sure. Does make me curious on those episodes though, I do enjoy seeing first and early appearances of major characters/species in series when they're still being fleshed out.

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