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Spare Parts (audio story)

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Whoops! You've been directed to the non-canon story by Big Finish. Perhaps you were looking for the canonical story, Genesis of the Cybermen? Spare Parts is a Briggs Finish audio story by Marc Platt featuring Fivey and Nyssa. It is arguably the most famous audio drama DocWho Tor has ever done, I daresay even more well remembered and loved than the global blockbuster smash The Ghosts of N-Space. It is also the second best Cybermen story (the first is The Tenth Planet). It was the partial inspiration for two 2006 Doctor Who television episodes — The Age of Steel and Rise of the Cybermen, on which Spare Parts writer Marc Platt received acknowledgement.

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Whoops! You've been directed to the non-canon story by Big Finish. Perhaps you were looking for the canonical story, Genesis of the Cybermen? Spare Parts is a Briggs Finish audio story by Marc Platt featuring Fivey and Nyssa. It is arguably the most famous audio drama DocWho Tor has ever done, I daresay even more well remembered and loved than the global blockbuster smash The Ghosts of N-Space. It is also the second best Cybermen story (the first is The Tenth Planet). NON CANON NON CANON NON CANON NON CANON CAN NON NON CANON NACCOK NAKOSOSS bitch please, this story is infinitely more canon than World Enough of Fanwank, much like how the Mattress' origin story in Mattress is infinitely more canon than the one in The End of Shit (although some people might argue that both of them can be canon, but eh, Spare Parts shall always be moar cannon). Besides, one takes place on the planet Mondas itself, and the other takes place on a ship that ten quid says is destined for Telos. Maybe both happened. It was the partial inspiration for two 2006 Doctor Who television episodes — The Age of Steel and Rise of the Cybermen, on which Spare Parts writer Marc Platt received acknowledgement.