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Revision as of 08:10, 8 December 2016
DWMSE 36 was an issue of Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition that gave brief overviews of missing episodes written by people associated with the production of modern Doctor Who, followed by a gallery of existing telesnaps. This second volume continued its focused on the Second Doctor missing episodes, and was released on 19 December 2013.
Contents
Features
- Putting us in the Picture...
- Since [the last] volume, nine lost instalments have been returned to the BBC – but do the telesnaps influence the way we look at these episodes...?”” Ed Stradling discusses the telesnaps influence on our appreciation of last stories.
- Second Doctor Checklist (Updated)
- Interview with The Web of Fear guest star Tina Packer.
- Interview with The Web of Fear guest star Ralph Watson.
- Afterword: Hoping for more by Tom Spilsbury (DWM Editor)
The Telesnap Archive
- Episode One
- Episode Two (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode Three
- Episode Four
- Episode Five
- Episode Six
- Episode Seven
- Episode One
- Episode Two (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode Three
- Episode Four
- Episode Five
- Episode Six
- Episode One (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode Two
- Episode Three
- Episode Four (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode Five (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode Six (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 1 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 2 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 3
- Episode 4 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 5 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 6 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 1
- Episode 2
- Episode 3
- Episode 4
- Episode 5
- Episode 6
- Episode 1
- Episode 2
- Episode 3 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Episode 4
- Episode 5
- Episode 6 (Text synopses only as episodes exist in the BBC Archives)
- Each missing episode is presented as a four-page spread of 63 telesnap stills with accompanying episode summaries.
- Episodes with introduction and summaries are arranged in televised order. Where a televised record exists the story is told in a one-page summary with the telesnap reconstruction compiled by Jonathan Morris, Matthew Pereira and/or Marcus Hearn
Credits
- Editor: Tom Spilsbury
- Assistant Editor: Peter Ware
- Editorial Assistant: John Ainsworth and Mark Wright
- Art Editor: Richard Atkinson
- Designer: Paul Vyse
Additonal details
- It is not just the original televised stories that are missing from the archives. There are also a number of telesnaps missing. Many of these were in the private hands of people involved in the making of the show as a record of their work. The final discovery to date of telesnaps was in October 2003 which led to the recovery of six of the seven episodes of Marco Polo from director Waris Hussein.
- Telesnaps exist for all Second Doctor episodes up to and including The Mind Robber Episode 3, except for The Enemy of the World Episode 4 and The Dominators Episode 5.
- The incomplete adventure The Moonbase has a provisional DVD release for January 2014 with Episodes 1 and 3 likely to be animated.
- The Underwater Menace was returned to the BBC Archives in 2011 and has a provisional DVD release for 2014.
- There is no publisher's summary on the back cover which is instead given over to a full colour subscription offer for Doctor Who Magazine.
- This magazine and had a cover price of £6.99 (UK) / $11.99 (US)
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