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apologies to all non-doctor who fans for missing out on this rare dose of unadulterated serotonin
FIRST MISSING EPISODES FOUND IN TWELVE YEARS. NEVER KILL YOURSELF.
Getting two more episodes of The Daleks’ Master Plan back really goes to show once again that no matter how much we discuss what’s most likely to return, likelihood just doesn’t have much of anything to do with what actually survives. Marco Polo was the most copied story and yet we have nothing of it. The Daleks’ Master Plan was copied only once (barring ep 7 which never was at all) and never aired overseas; in theory we should have nothing of it at all because the chances are so dramatically low. But here we are, the already unlikely three surviving episodes now bumped up to an even more amazing five, nearly half of the story. My philosophy already was and even more so now is this:
So for the Doctor Who fandom they just announced two new missing episodes today and they are parts 1 and 3 from the Dalek’s Master plan.
Which means we get more on screen Katarina. Also Bret Vyon strapped to the Doctor’s magnetic chair that is never mentioned again.
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[New Who fan thinking about exploring Classic Who for the first time voice] Oooo I bet this concise little three part Dalek serial would make a good jumping on point! [Narrator voice] It did not.
Something about the collector who owned the two previously missing Doctor Who episodes: he liked trains and canals.
This is for him:
so I've listened to the dalek's master plan in its entirety before, but with the return of the missing episodes I now find it important to observe that in the tardis group, the SECOND brett and sara come in, Steven loses any power he ever may have had as the man of the house (tardis) and is restrained to vaguely yelling 'hey!' whenever somebody does something he doesn't like, and obviously of course dying of blood poisoning and getting paralyzed
