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The set was released in [[January]], [[2006]] in the UK and on [[2nd March]] [[2006]] in the [[US]] and [[Australia]]. The North American release differed slightly from the UK and Australian version in that the UK and Australian version packaged each story separately, while the Region 1 version compiled ''The Daleks'' and ''The Edge of Destruction'' (plus extras) into one two-disc box. Unlike other sets such as ''[[Lost in Time]]'' and ''[[New Beginnings]]'', the individual stories have yet to be released by themselves in North America. It has the BBC DVD code BBCDVD1882 and the [[Warner Video]] code E2489. | The set was released in [[January]], [[2006]] in the UK and on [[2nd March]] [[2006]] in the [[US]] and [[Australia]]. The North American release differed slightly from the UK and Australian version in that the UK and Australian version packaged each story separately, while the Region 1 version compiled ''The Daleks'' and ''The Edge of Destruction'' (plus extras) into one two-disc box. Unlike other sets such as ''[[Lost in Time (DVD box set)|Lost in Time]]'' and ''[[New Beginnings]]'', the individual stories have yet to be released by themselves in North America. It has the BBC DVD code BBCDVD1882 and the [[Warner Video]] code E2489. | ||
Notable features in this set include the fact all episodes have gone through the VidFIRE process to restore their original videotape look. Plus, the version of [[The Pilot Episode]] included in this set is a new edit, digitally remastered to combine the best takes and remove as many errors from the original as possible; as such it is a different version than previously issued in ''[[The Hartnell Years]]'' VHS release of the 1990s, or subsequent UK VHS release paired with ''The Edge of Destruction''. | Notable features in this set include the fact all episodes have gone through the VidFIRE process to restore their original videotape look. Plus, the version of [[The Pilot Episode]] included in this set is a new edit, digitally remastered to combine the best takes and remove as many errors from the original as possible; as such it is a different version than previously issued in ''[[The Hartnell Years]]'' VHS release of the 1990s, or subsequent UK VHS release paired with ''The Edge of Destruction''. | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 2 October 2010
The Beginning is a three DVD BBC DVD set compiling the first three stories from Doctor Who.
Overview
The set was released in January, 2006 in the UK and on 2nd March 2006 in the US and Australia. The North American release differed slightly from the UK and Australian version in that the UK and Australian version packaged each story separately, while the Region 1 version compiled The Daleks and The Edge of Destruction (plus extras) into one two-disc box. Unlike other sets such as Lost in Time and New Beginnings, the individual stories have yet to be released by themselves in North America. It has the BBC DVD code BBCDVD1882 and the Warner Video code E2489.
Notable features in this set include the fact all episodes have gone through the VidFIRE process to restore their original videotape look. Plus, the version of The Pilot Episode included in this set is a new edit, digitally remastered to combine the best takes and remove as many errors from the original as possible; as such it is a different version than previously issued in The Hartnell Years VHS release of the 1990s, or subsequent UK VHS release paired with The Edge of Destruction.
Contents
BBCDVD1882(A)
- An Unearthly Child
- Pilot Episode
- Theme Music Video
- Comedy Sketches - a collection of comedy sketches, including some produced by Reeltime Pictures.
- The Pitch of Fear - a fictitious depiction of the creation of Doctor Who.
- The Web of Caves
- The Kidnappers - Two obsessed fans have Peter Davison gagged and helpless.
- The Corridor Sketch - Filmed in black and while, this is a series of "blackout" skits involving a BBC reporter (Nicholas Briggs) as he conducts interviews with cast and crew during production of the first few episodes of Doctor Who. Nicholas Courtney has a cameo.
- Photo Gallery
- Production Subtitles
- Commentary (moderated by Gary Russell):
- Pilot Episode: Verity Lambert & Waris Hussein
- An Unearthly Child - An Unearthly Child: William Russell, Carol Ann Ford, & Verity Lambert
- An Unearthly Child - The Firemaker: William Russell, Carol Ann Ford, & Waris Hussein
Rear Credits:
- Starring William Hartnell with William Russell, Jacqueline Hill and Carole Ann Ford
- Written by Anthony Coburn
- Produced by Verity Lambert
- Directed by Waris Hussein
- Incidental Music by Norman Kay
- Cover by Clayton Hickman
BBCDVD1882(B)
- The Daleks
- Creation of the Daleks Documentary
- Photo Gallery
- Production Subtitles
- Commentary (moderated by Gary Russell):
- The Daleks - The Survivors: Verity Lambert & Christopher Barry
- The Daleks - The Ambush: William Russell, Carol Ann Ford, & Christopher Barry
- The Daleks - The Rescue: William Russell, Carol Ann Ford, & Richard Martin
Rear Credits:
- Starring William Hartnell with William Russell, Jacqueline Hill and Carole Ann Ford
- Written by Terry Nation
- Produced by Verity Lambert
- Directed by Christopher Barry and Richard Martin
- Incidental Music by Tristram Cary
- Daleks created by Terry Nation
- Cover by Clayton Hickman
BBCDVD1882(C)
- The Edge of Destruction
- Doctor Who: Origins Documentary
- Over the Edge Documentary
- Inside the Spaceship Documentary
- Masters of Sound Documentary
- Marco Polo Reconstruction - utilizing publicity photographs and the existing audio soundtrack, this lost 7-episode story is condensed into a 30-minute version.
- Arabic soundtrack - Listen to the final episode of this story dubbed into Arabic.
- Photo Gallery
- Production Subtitles
- PDF Documents
Rear Credits:
- Starring William Hartnell with William Russell, Jacqueline Hill and Carole Ann Ford
- Written by David Whitaker
- Produced by Verity Lambert
- Directed by Richard Martin and Frank Cox
- Cover by Clayton Hickman
