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That seems like the same pattern Mattel did with MOTU. 200x and MOTUC. Weren't the first MOTU 200X figure was a he-man that came with a chrome sword? Unless I am mistaken, I think he was released months before the general releases. Same with the MOTUc He-man?

These would be cool, but considering that Silverhawks were overshadowed by Thundercats and Turtles, I would doubt there would be such a line unless they do a one-off toy of the lead.

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If you want to own the episodes digitally, there is Vudu. They have classic Who for 6 dollars a serial. However, they do not have all the classic serials like Hulu used to have.

They are readily available through Amazon (Nu Who) and Brit Box (classics) https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Dprime-instant-video&field-keywords=doctor+who www.britbox.com Britbox is a new streaming service from the BBC where one of its main goals is to have all classic Who episodes available to stream even the lost episodes - they are using audio and telesnap images (still screens) to reconstruct the missing episodes. While an animated episode would be better, using telesnaps is a cheap way to introduce fans who had never seen the original airings or heard the audio recordings.

I started watching Doctor during Who series 5 of Nu Who. Since then, I am a bit obsessed over the series. I had a custom 1/6 Deglado head commissioned If you are into the classic Doctor Who series, I recommend listening to the Big Finish stories since the neglected Doctors (6 and 8) really shine. www.bigfinish.com

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Not to be nean, but they didn't get a translator to speak to Takara Tomy. The translator translated the scanned interview seen in one of the images you linked.

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