It’s an odd thing, but there are almost 100 episodes of Doctor Who that are currently presumed lost. The tapes the episodes lived on were deleted and their back-ups otherwise destroyed mostly between 1967 and 1978 because the BBC somehow didn’t see the value in saving them. But over the years, fan recordings and the such have turned up, miraculously returning to life tiny bits of previously lost history of the classic show. And now, in a unique twist, the 50-year-old serial “The Power of the Daleks” has returned to us, as if by time-travelling TARDIS, although it has done so in a, shall we say, regenerated form.
This six-part serial from Doctor Who’s fourth season, which happens to be the first story for the Second Doctor, Patrick Troughton, debuted 50 years ago this month. And while the video for the story has mostly been lost, the complete audio from 1966 exists. That remastered recording has now been combined by the BBC with a mix of hand-drawn and computer animation to bring “The Power of the Daleks” back in a whole new form.
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