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The series was narrated and produced by [[David Banks]].<ref name=Cybermen>David Banks (1990) [[Doctor Who: Cybermen]], [[W. H. Allen]] & Co plc. ISBN 0-352-32738-3. </ref> | The series was narrated and produced by [[David Banks]].<ref name=Cybermen>David Banks (1990) [[Doctor Who: Cybermen]], [[W. H. Allen]] & Co plc. ISBN 0-352-32738-3. </ref> | ||
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*Over the anthology, the narrator refers to the different [[incarnation]]s of [[the Doctor]] as "Doctor (cardinal number)" rather than "the (ordinal number) Doctor". | |||
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Revision as of 20:49, 7 November 2019
The ArcHive Tapes were an audio adaptation of the in-universe biographical elements of the David Banks book Doctor Who: Cybermen. The tapes recount Banks' interpretation of the history of the Cybermen. The series comprises a set of four audiocassettes: Origins of the Cybermen (1989, re-released on CD in 2004), The Early Cybermen (1989), The Cyber Nomads (1990) and The Ultimate Cybermen (1990).
The series was narrated and produced by David Banks.[1]
Notes
- Over the anthology, the narrator refers to the different incarnations of the Doctor as "Doctor (cardinal number)" rather than "the (ordinal number) Doctor".
External links
- Available on CD http://www.exploremultimedia.co.uk/ExM006.htm
- Available on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/the-archive-tapes-cybermen/id642987273
Footnotes
- ↑ David Banks (1990) Doctor Who: Cybermen, W. H. Allen & Co plc. ISBN 0-352-32738-3.
