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For the most current version of the Master Post CLICK HERE.

Master Post for the Peter Capaldi Annotated Filmography

(Parts 1 & 12 Updated 30 October 2014)

I've been getting a growing number of inquiries asking if I have a source for X - where X is some specific pcap project - and since the answer is almost always, yes, you can find it on the filmography (and actually, even if the answer is I wish I had it, but no, you can also find that out on the filmography), I thought it might be a good time to repost the Master Post.  I originally created so that no one (including me) would have to keep track of twelve separate posts:

Part 01: (1982-1987) Living Apart Together to The Love Child

Part 02: (1988-1990) Lair of the White Worm to Some Lie and Some Die

Part 03: (1991-1993) December Bride to Soft Top Hard Shoulder

Part 04: (1993-1995) Micky Love to The All New Alexei Sayle Show

Part 05: (1996-1997) Giving Tongue to Smilla’s Sense of Snow

Part 06: (1997-2001) Bean to High Stakes

Part 07: (2002-2004) Mrs Caldicot’s Cabbage War to My Family

Part 08: (2004-2005) Niceland (Population 1.000.002) to The Best Man

Part 09: (2006-2007) Pinochet’s Last Stand to Magicians

Part 10: (2007-2009) TTOI Rise of the Nutters to A Portrait of Scotland

Part 11: (2009-2011) TTOI S3 to When Peter Capaldi Met John Byrne

Part 12: (2012-2014) The Cricklewood Greats to Doctor Who (+ a couple of tiny extra bits)

The update to part 1 was to add new information about The Ballad of Johnny Vanguard and to add an entry for the Whitbread Best Bitter commercials.  The update to part 12 was to add a much overdue entry (alas without also being able to add a link to the complete work) for The Ladykillers and an inline thumbnail for the Doctor Who series 8 entry.   The numbering is a mess that I can't really fix without redoing all the pages (an enormous undertaking); but otherwise, everything is as up-to-date as I can make it at the moment -- although I'm hoping I may be able to add two new entries soon.  I'm still looking forward to the day when I can add a source for  Mr Wakefield’s Crusade DONE! YAY! and Coming Up Brussels and God’s Chosen Carpark and Runway One and anything and everything else that’s missing. 

Here's a little something to celebrate 100 posts on this, the new version of the old blog, to thank SO MUCH all of my lovely followers new and old, and to acknowledge -- as I like to do on a regular basis -- Peter’s just amazing dance skills that I know we all hope to see much much MUCH more of in the future.