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* [[Sadie Miller]], who recreates the role of [[Sarah Jane Smith]], is the daughter of the character's original actress [[Elisabeth Sladen]].
* [[Sadie Miller]], who recreates the role of [[Sarah Jane Smith]], is the daughter of the character's original actress [[Elisabeth Sladen]].
*This story was recorded on [[4 November (production)|4]] and [[11 November (production)|11 November]] [[2019 (production)|2019]] at [[Audio Sorcery]].
*This story was recorded on [[4 November (production)|4]] and [[11 November (production)|11 November]] [[2019 (production)|2019]] at [[Audio Sorcery]].
* An alternate ending to this story was written by [[John Dorney]] and scrapped. It originally explained how this story could coincide with ''[[Revenge of the Cybermen (TV story)|Revenge of the Cybermen]]'' by including a Time Lord appearing at the end of the final part. The failure of the Doctor's mission on [[Skaro]] would have cause history to rewrite itself, which would in turn rewind the invents in this story and cause ''Revenge of the Cybermen'' to be the altered, rewritten version. It also explained other issues, such as [[Mary Shelley]]'s complicated life and also the two separate accounts of ''Human Nature''. The Time Lord finally parts after insuating the Doctor has caused a [[Last Great Time War|Time War]].
* An alternate ending to this story was written by [[John Dorney]] and scrapped. It originally explained how this story could coincide with ''[[Revenge of the Cybermen (TV story)|Revenge of the Cybermen]]'' by including a Time Lord appearing at the end of the final part. The failure of the Doctor's mission on [[Skaro]] would have cause history to rewrite itself, which would in turn rewind the invents in this story and cause ''Revenge of the Cybermen'' to be the altered, rewritten version. It also explained other issues, such as [[Mary Shelley]]'s complicated life and also the two separate accounts of ''Human Nature''. The Time Lord finally parts after insuating the Doctor has caused a [[Last Great Time War|Time War]].<ref>https://twitter.com/MrJohnDorney/status/1319930958179696640</ref>


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

Revision as of 07:44, 18 March 2021

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Return of the Cybermen was the first release in the sixth series of The Lost Stories. It was based on the original drafts of the TV story Revenge of the Cybermen originally written by Gerry Davis, the scripts were adapted by John Dorney and featured Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Sadie Miller as Sarah Jane Smith and Christopher Naylor as Harry Sullivan.

Publisher's summary

The Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan return to Space Station Nerva in search of the TARDIS. Instead, they find peril, disease and... Cybermen!

These cybernetic monsters have devised a plan to eliminate the greatest threat to their existence. And if the Doctor and his human compatriots do not play their part in this scheme, they are to be destroyed.

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Plot

Part one

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Part two

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Part three

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Part four

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Cast

References

The Cybermen

  • The Doctor states that Cybermen are logical. The best way to survive Cybermen is to be useful to them, so that they keep you alive for longer. When a person's usefulness is over, the Cybermen will simply destroy you.
  • Upon discovering a body, the Doctor tells Harry that it wasn't a Cybermen as they do not simply murder for gain.
  • The Cybermen do not understand the word "insane".

Notes

  • Sadie Miller, who recreates the role of Sarah Jane Smith, is the daughter of the character's original actress Elisabeth Sladen.
  • This story was recorded on 4 and 11 November 2019 at Audio Sorcery.
  • An alternate ending to this story was written by John Dorney and scrapped. It originally explained how this story could coincide with Revenge of the Cybermen by including a Time Lord appearing at the end of the final part. The failure of the Doctor's mission on Skaro would have cause history to rewrite itself, which would in turn rewind the invents in this story and cause Revenge of the Cybermen to be the altered, rewritten version. It also explained other issues, such as Mary Shelley's complicated life and also the two separate accounts of Human Nature. The Time Lord finally parts after insuating the Doctor has caused a Time War.[1]

Continuity

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