happy to announce that i will be the new showrunner of doctor who. my first move: finally answer who that doctor is. can't believe they haven't done that yet. im naming him burgy spindleton.
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If I were the new showrunner of Doctor Who I would just run around set like a giddy child and use the production budget to buy a concerning amount of Jelly Babies. Nothing would get done, but I would have a pretty good time.
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If there's one thing that brings me joy in these trying times... it's turning my unreasonable excitement for a 60 year old Doctor Who episode into unreadably deep fried memes. Welcome home Dalek's Masterplan parts 1 and 3.
Doctor Who Christmas special where the Doctor takes an aging tv actor back to the 1960s to see an episode of tv that’s been lost forever because the BBC junked it (he can’t prevent the junking, it’s a fixed point) and ends up fighting alien baddies and in the struggle the Doctor accidentally knocks a whole shelf of film reel into a fire because oh no! Turns out he was responsible for the destruction of the BBC archives the entire time! And then he turns to the camera to wish the viewers a happy Christmas
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Just seeing the performances, Steven holding up the visor while emphasising “these,” and the ways it’s different from how the reconstructions have presented and framed it and made me imagine how these moments played out for years
Two previously missing episodes of Doctor Who, The Daleks' Master Plan episode 1 'The Nightmare Begins' and episode 3 'The Devil's Planet', have been found in a private collection in the UK and returned to the BBC. 🥳🥳🥳
The episodes will be released on iPlayer on April 4th.
The discovery was made by non-profit group Film is Fabulous.
The Daleks' Master Plan was broadcast once in the UK in 1965-1966 and then never again so this will be the first time the episodes have been seen in more than 60 years.
The Daleks' Master Plan is 12 episodes long and episodes 2, 5 and 10 were already in the BBC archive, for a total of five episodes.
The BBC news report:
The Doctor's assistant Peter Purves was invited to a screening of the episodes in Leicester.
Released new material:
Various clips have been released as part of the press around it. The BBC have compiled all the clips on the Doctor Who YouTube channel - about three minutes of footage:
Film is Fabulous have also put out a press release which you can read here. It includes a selection of stills:
OK that's all the important stuff. For anyone very interested, below is some other reporting, interviews, and fan-made reconstructions of the episodes.
Other reporting:
BBC Breakfast report including footage of the episodes being screen and interviews with Peter Purves (Steven Taylor in the episodes) and Toby Hadoke (involved in the recovery):
Film is Fabulous interview with Peter Purves talking about the recovery:
Video from Doctor Who YouTuber Josh Snares talking about the recovery:
Josh Snares also did a video 4 months ago talking about Film is Fabulous and the missing episode return rumours - if you are just joining us, it's a really good rundown of where the Doctor Who fandom has been at over the past few months:
The Doctor Who Missing Episode Podcast on the subject - I haven't watched this yet:
ETA OK I listened to the podcast! I would say the must-listen section is the John Franklin interview, which starts around 21:45 and runs to 37:46. He talks a lot about the ins and outs of 60s TV production that led to these episodes surviving. It's all really interesting & has rammifications for future episode returns.
The podcast also has the Peter Purves interview which you can find in its own video above ^.
Reconstructions & Surviving Footage:
Just in case anyone is new to missing episodes but wants to have the full experience, there are fan made reconstructions of both episodes available on DailyMotion:
Episode 1: The Nightmare Begins
Episode 3: The Devil's Planet
These were made by a group called Loose Cannon and use audio recordings of the episodes, any surviving clips and stills and composite images to reconstruct what it may have looked like.
Here is most of what were, previously, the surviving clips from Daleks' Master Plan - this is excluding a substantial clip from episode 3 which you can find in the construction linked above:
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