Wow... a Cyberdalek. I laughed my head off at the mention of this and the surrounding chatter about it, but I honestly don't remember that. Warren's memory is definitely far better than mine, but then mine does tend to be rather poor. Thanks to the poor memory I don't recall and asinine things Warren did back in the day, so I'll have to offer a temporary reprieve here, barring something sparking in the back of my mind. =)
I do remember doing silly things as a kid when I'd "play" Doctor Who, like using a ratchet as a sonic screwdriver. There was this one time when a few friends and I, under the guise of being a Doctor Who fan club (this would quite probably be before I joined 10-0, and I did that when I was just shy of 13, so we're talking WAY back for this) of going to the Southgate branch of the public library, when there was still actually a branch there, and checking out all 100+ Target novelisations in one fell swoop. We trundled them back to one person's place (and thankfully this person now lives in Geneva and I doubt he'd come across this!) and diligently put them all on a shelf, nicely sorted chronologically, and there they sat (save the ones we'd plunk off the shelf and read) until they had to be taken back to the library 3 weeks later.
And that's some good off-topicness with the whole Star Wars rant. =)
The Doctor and the Enterprise.. yeah, there was a proper book done if memory serves. I recall seeing it at Warp One as well, plus someone had it at a 10-0 meeting back in the day. I never read it, I know that much... and free or not now, I don't know that I want to read it. I avoided fan fiction to a great degree, despite writing my own having it published in the 10-0 and LOST fanzines, so I'm not about to start now.
And the Macra reference... I've watched 3 of the 4 episodes of The Macra Terror, and as I've said in the past, if I remembered the plot of The Macra Terror when I first saw Gridlock I would certainly have not been surprised to see them show up 40 years after their initial appearance. They fit so incredibly well in that story (or more properly, the story was tailored quite well to feature them). I don't doubt the fact the original story is missing played a role in them coming back, because, really, who'd expect them to resurrect such an obscure monster? I seem to recall Steven making a comment about just how little of the original episodes exist, and he's not exaggerating... of the first three episodes there's maybe 30 seconds of actual footage existing.
Monsters from the past that would be interesting to see... wow. We've had what, 4 repeat monsters now? Macra, Cybermen, Daleks and Autons/Nestenes. Wow, hmm. Well, first off I want to see another Time Lord. There's all the talk of is he or isn't he about Mr. Saxon, and we'll know soon enough if he is nor not, but I don't even care if it's an iconic Time Lord. Now, I'm not saying bring back Drax, but neither does it have to be The Master or Borusa or The Meddling Monk. A nice heartfelt story about The Doctor running across this other Time Lord who feels they're the last one, only to be proven wrong. As long as they don't go overboard and get retarded like they did with the Daleks (there was one, there were many, there were millions, there were 4, there was one... do you hear me, RTD?!?). Make it a one-off and be done with it, with the fans comforted by the knowledge The Doctor really isn't alone. Oh, and none of this Cartmel Masterplan BS either with Ace becoming a Time Lord... with the hard-on RTD has for the Rose character (interesting mental image there given his sexual orientation) you had to wonder if he had some plan like that in mind for her.
Beyond that... the Ogrons would be a good choice. They're a mercenary race, they don't need to be reintroduced alongside the Daleks. I wouldn't mind seeing the Silurians or Sea Devils again (despite what happened in Warriors of the Deep). Really though, aside from the Slitheen and the odd other creature, the new series is doing quite well with coming up with its own baddies and monsters... I don't think we need to revisit the past too much.
As to your TV quandary, you're out of luck. Garbage in, garbage out basically. Your only choice is to get an HD box and subscribe to HD service... and even then not all HD looks fantastic (as Steven noted). Basically what I do with my wonderful TV (man, I love my TV) is use it for DVDs and XviDs. XviD stuff looks passable, but DVDs make the thing sing. The set is 4 years old now so it's not 720p (it's 540p/1080i max) or 1080p so I can't do upscaling and watching HD-DVD/Blu-Ray is pointless, but 480p content looks spiffy. Also, thanks to my wonderful sources, the MPG2 copies of Doctor Who I get each and every week look most fantastic. I'm sure Steven didn't get a good impression of just how nice the copies Jean-Paul and I go out of our way to get are, given we watched them on a curved-screen 27" TV, but he can imagine since he knows a thing or two about video.
It was a fun little episode guys, but no tributes to Ian Levine, the ultimate uberfan? =)