Doctor Who on BBC Video Ep.15: The Daleks' Master Plan
If you think my content is worthwhile to support, please consider supporting me on Patreon here starting at $3/month / fromthearchive You could do a one time donation to: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/GregB... See Chapters Below. This video is meant as a way to keep the excitement going for the return of the two Daleks’ Masterplan episodes. This video looks at the recover of Episodes 1 & 3 plus the recovery of the previous 3 episodes found. We look at the original VHS release of Episodes 5 & 10 that were on Daleks: The Early Years. We talk about the past find and in depth about the Omni-Rumour as well as comparison of both video and audio including comparisons using unrestored film prints, unrestored audio from Graham Strig and the Randolph Tapes. This is a great way to celebrate the missing episode count going down to 95. Please enjoy this video! 00:00 Video Open 00:49 Introduction 03:24 Film is Fabulous 07:03 The News of the Discovery 07:47 History of the Broadcast of The Daleks’ Masterplan 10:49 Theories on where these DMP prints came from 16:30 When were the master video tapes destroyed for Episodes 1 & 3 of DMP 21:15 How long did BBC hold film prints of DMP? 22:17 The discovery of Episodes 5 & 10 of DMP 27:13 Peter Haining’s take on the missing episodes finds 28:35 The discovery of Episode 2 of DMP 34:35 Discussion around the discovery of Episodes 1 & 3 of DMP 39:04 The Missing Episode Culture: Rumour, Omni Rumours and affect on fans 43:57 The Omni Rumour 47:10 The Others Missing Episodes Minicast 51:30 Excerpt from The Others Missing Episode Minicast 57:54 Why you shouldn’t mess with fans about missing episodes 1:00:26 What about Marco Polo? 1:02:01 The Magic Number is 42 1:06:27 Easter Polo on iTunes? 1:08:11 My first interaction with the Daleks’ Master Plan 1:09:57 Daleks’ Master Plan Camera Copies 1:10:41 Daleks: The Early Years VHS 1:12:44 The quality of the episodes on Daleks: The Early Years VHS 1:13:52 Getting a copy of Day of Armageddon 1:18:24 Why I love the Daleks in these 60 stories 1:20:05 My favourite version of Mission to the Unknown 1:21:13 Daleks’ Masterplan Radio Times 1:21:33 Some of my favourite footage seen so far for The Nightmare Begins 1:23:30 What other episodes were returned with the 2 DMP episodes? 1:24:55 Promising claims of more episodes to come? 1:26:00 Marvel Comics Hartnell source? 1:27:00 DWM reporting the discovery of DMP 5 & 10 1:28:47 DWM Coverage of Daleks: The Early Years VHS 1:31:52 DWM reporting the discovery of DMP 2 1:33:03 DWB reporting the discovery of DMP 5 & 10 1:33:52 DWB Coverage of Daleks: The Early Years VHS 1:35:27 Look at the cover for Daleks: The Early Years VHS 1:36:56 Look at the back cover for Daleks: The Early Years VHS 1:38:49 Any restoration for Daleks: The Early Years VHS vs Lost in Time? 1:42:13 Video comparisons between restored and unrestored episodes of DMP 1:43:28 Audio comparison between unrestored film print, unrestored Graham Strong, Unrestored Randolph Tapes and Restored BBC CD audio 1:47:37 Wrap Up 1:49:19 97 to 95 I own every iteration of Doctor Who on PAL VHS released by BBC Video. I recently put my collection back on the shelf and decided to make some videos about each release. These videos are a semi-factual but highly nostalgic look at these stories coming out on VHS plus my journey with the stories as a collector of all things video. I celebrate the different versions, different formats and restoration. I may get some of the facts wrong but just send a note to the e-mail below or in the comments. Also, share your personal experiences with these stories in the comments below. All of us who collected Doctor Who on VHS, probably has some great memories and stories. Please share them! Please share this video and feel free to leave me feedback, positive or constructive. e-mail: [email protected] Twitter is @fromthearchive Podcast: Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/f... Podcast RSS Feed: http://fromthearchive.libsyn.com/rss Facebook is: www.facebook.com/FromtheArchiveMN/ Blog: www.from-the-archive.co.uk
