Doctor Who at the BBC

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This first release in the series of Doctor Who at the BBC releases featured a series of made-for-audio features/documentaries released by BBC Audio.

This first release narrated by Nicholas Courtney, (and later in the series Elizabeth Sladen), most entries in the series feature audio clips from numerous TV and radio interviews and parodies of Doctor Who over the years, initially involving the original series, and later moving into the revival.


Running Time: 2 hours 5 minutes

Production Credits

Presented by Elisabeth Sladen
Researched written and produced by Michael Stevens
Consultant Andrew Pixley
Technical presentation Mark Ayres
With thanks to Kate Green, Moray Laing, Andrew Pixley, Martin Wiggins

Publisher Summary

Elisabeth Sladen and Nicholas Courtney take a journey through the archives and uncover the history of Doctor Who on BBC radio and television

Were you terrified of the Daleks? Has the familiar Doctor Who theme ever sent a shiver down your spine? Did Saturday teatimes once mean gathering around the television to see where the TARDIS had landed each week? If so, Doctor Who at the BBC is for you.

Nicholas Courtney (Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart in the series) traces the development of this incredibly successful series, which first hit our TV screens in 1963. As well as a galaxy of classic moments from the series, he introduces some of the great and good who helped make this series a national institution – including many of the actors who’ve played the Doctor and his companions, and some of the series’ most prolific writers and producers.

Meanwhile Elisabeth Sladen – the Doctor’s trusty assistant Sarah Jane – travels back in time to discover some little-heard radio gems. There’s a 1974 location report from Dartmoor, The Ed Stewart Show broadcast live from Longleat in 1983, Radio 1’s Newsbeat on the recovery of a missing episode, and rare interview footage with Terry Nation, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Mary Tamm, Douglas Adams and even the mutt-shaped K-9. A wealth of comedy is also represented with clips from Hello Cheeky, Week Ending, The Skivers and Dead Ringers.

The TARDIS is waiting, and the Doctor’s friends are at the controls – so hop on for a ride, and revisit the scary and fantastic glory days of Doctor Who

Track Details

CD 1 Track Listings

  • 30 Years, BBC Radio 2, 20th November 1993
Featuring: Verity Lambert, Jessica Carney, Brian Hodgeson, Peter Purves, William Russell, Peter Davison, Terry Nation, John Scott Martin, Barry Letts, Frazer Hines, Terrance Dicks, Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Louise Jameson, John Nathan-Turner, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Katy Manning, Sophie Aldred. Presented by Nicholas Courtney


CD 2 Track Listings

  • Today, BBC Radio 4, 8th January 1973
Featuring Michael Aspel
  • Today, Radio 4, 8th January 1973
Featuring; Dennis Frost and Terry Nation
  • Sunday Best, BBC Radio 4, 6th February 1972
Featuring; Brian Hoey with Terry Nation
  • Today, BBC Radio 4, 28th March 1972
Featuring; Heather Forrester
  • Profile, BBC World Service, April 1974
Featuring Jon Pertwee and Peter Hunt
  • Morning Sou’West, BBC Radio 4, South-West, 30th September 1974
Featuring; Robert Deere with Tom Baker, Philip Hinchcliffe
Featuring; Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, John Westbrook
Featuring; Richard Pearce, Elisabeth Sladen, Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, Peter Miles, Harold Innocent
  • Pete Murray’s Open House, BBC Radio 2, 29th August 1978
Featuring; Pete Murray, Tom Baker, Mary Tamm
  • Today, BBC Radio 4, 9th October 1980
Featuring; Andy Price, John Leeson, John Nathan-Turner
  • The Ed Stewart Show, BBC Radio 2, 4th April 1983
Featuring; Ed Stewart, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, John Nathan-Turner
  • The Enthusiasts, BBC Radio 4, 11th December 1985
Featuring; Allan Smith
  • Hello Cheeky, BBC Radio 2, 21st April 1973
Featuring Tim Brooke-Taylor, Barry Cryer, John Junkin
  • Week Ending, BBC Radio 4, 30th November 1990
Featuring; Sally Grace, Bill Wallis, David Tate, Ian Ashpitel
  • The Skivers, BBC Radio 4, 23rd February 1995
Featuring; Nick Golson, Tim de Jongh, Jon Pertwee, Melanie Giedroyc
  • Newsbeat 12:30, BBC Radio 1, 10th February 1999
Featuring; Phil Mercer
  • Today, BBC Radio 4, 13th November 1999
Featuring; James Naughtie, Douglas Adams, Tom Baker
  • Dead Ringers, BBC Radio 4, 7th January 2000
Featuring; Jon Culshaw
  • Blue Veils & Golden Sands, BBC Radio 4, 23rd December 2002
Featuring; Sophie Thompson, Martin Hyder

Notes

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See also

External Links

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