Every missing episode of Doctor Who
is part of the show's mythology. Most are these holy grails that
many fans have never seen. They are often thought of as the best of
the best and are heavily regarded. What fans know of them are based
on memories, novelizations, scripts, Cura tele-snaps, audio
recordings and fan reconstructions. Only when these stories are
found would the truth be known and still, only from a perspective of
watching them in this day and age. We do not have the luxury of
enjoying these over the years. As fans we have been able to see
stories over and over again thanks to home video. We have picked
apart “The Ark” and “Wargames” over and over again. Do these
live up to our memories seeing them when they first aired? What
about when we saw them at the convention, or bootleg or when they
finally came out on DVD?The Gallifreyan Gazette Pages
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Monday, March 17, 2014
Doctor Who – The Missing Companion – Ping-Cho
Every missing episode of Doctor Who
is part of the show's mythology. Most are these holy grails that
many fans have never seen. They are often thought of as the best of
the best and are heavily regarded. What fans know of them are based
on memories, novelizations, scripts, Cura tele-snaps, audio
recordings and fan reconstructions. Only when these stories are
found would the truth be known and still, only from a perspective of
watching them in this day and age. We do not have the luxury of
enjoying these over the years. As fans we have been able to see
stories over and over again thanks to home video. We have picked
apart “The Ark” and “Wargames” over and over again. Do these
live up to our memories seeing them when they first aired? What
about when we saw them at the convention, or bootleg or when they
finally came out on DVD?
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