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| + | *[[Singapore]] may have sent its films to [[Hong Kong]]. | ||
* The ABC in [[Australia]] returned its prints to the BBC on [http://missingepisodes.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=who&action=display&thread=7782&page=14#198 4 June 1975]. | * The ABC in [[Australia]] returned its prints to the BBC on [http://missingepisodes.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=who&action=display&thread=7782&page=14#198 4 June 1975]. | ||
| − | * The 16mm print of part two was returned to the BBC sometime during 1977 or early 1978. (It | + | *The BBC held a print of part 4 in 1976. This copy may have been the one returned from [[Australia]] in 1975, or it was the print returned by [[Zambia]] -- but see below. |
| − | * The empty film can for the NZBC's print of part three was found in a New Zealand film storage facility in | + | * A 16mm print of part two was returned to the BBC sometime during 1977 or early 1978. (It wasn't held in 1976 when the '''[[Whose Doctor Who]]''' documentary was being produced.) This may have been the junked [[Australia]] print or from [[Zambia]]. |
| + | * A second print of part four was found in the possession of a film collector in the early 1980s. The "Next Week: The Macra Terror" caption was missing. This other print may have been the one returned from [[Australia]], since [[The Celestial Toymaker]] part 4 that was returned from [[Australia]] was also missing its "Next Episode" caption. If so, then the print already held since 1976 must be from [[Zambia]]. | ||
| + | * The empty film can for the NZBC's print of part three (which was junked in late 1974) was found in a New Zealand film storage facility in 1989. | ||
| + | *By that tally, that's all '''three prints of part 4''' accounted for... | ||
* See also the [[Troughton Junkings]] page. | * See also the [[Troughton Junkings]] page. | ||
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| + | ==Reconstruction== | ||
| + | *The two missing episodes were animated, and the story was released on DVD in '''2014'''. | ||
| + | *From '''December 2019''', the animated reconstruction was available on UK [[BritBox]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:21, 3 March 2020
| Story Code: HH / Season 4 | UK Airdate: 11 Feb to 4 Mar 1967 | Doctor: Patrick Troughton |
| First airings by location | UK Repeats / Foreign Cable and Satellite | Previous Story / Next Story |
This story aired in the following six countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. (Refer also to Selling Doctor Who for expanded airdates.)
| Australia | Oct 67 | b/w |
| Uganda | Nov 68 | b/w |
| Singapore | Apr 69 | b/w |
| Hong Kong | May 69 | b/w |
| New Zealand | Dec 69 | b/w |
| Zambia | Jun 70 | b/w |
- Singapore may have sent its films to Hong Kong.
- The ABC in Australia returned its prints to the BBC on 4 June 1975.
- The BBC held a print of part 4 in 1976. This copy may have been the one returned from Australia in 1975, or it was the print returned by Zambia -- but see below.
- A 16mm print of part two was returned to the BBC sometime during 1977 or early 1978. (It wasn't held in 1976 when the Whose Doctor Who documentary was being produced.) This may have been the junked Australia print or from Zambia.
- A second print of part four was found in the possession of a film collector in the early 1980s. The "Next Week: The Macra Terror" caption was missing. This other print may have been the one returned from Australia, since The Celestial Toymaker part 4 that was returned from Australia was also missing its "Next Episode" caption. If so, then the print already held since 1976 must be from Zambia.
- The empty film can for the NZBC's print of part three (which was junked in late 1974) was found in a New Zealand film storage facility in 1989.
- By that tally, that's all three prints of part 4 accounted for...
- See also the Troughton Junkings page.
Reconstruction
- The two missing episodes were animated, and the story was released on DVD in 2014.
- From December 2019, the animated reconstruction was available on UK BritBox.
