"It's sad really, isn't it? People spend all that time making nice things and other people come along and break them." It's funny really, isn't it? People spend all that time searching for missing episodes and eventually "The Enemy of the World" is complete once again.
I think we should all be VERY thankful to the people who made off air audio recordings of the episodes on transmission. Without these they wouldn't exist at all.
Trouble is it's been nearly 9 years now since all missing episodes of "The Enemy of the World" and "The Web of Fear" (except Episode 3) were recovered. And no more episodes have turned up since.
@@AndrewChapman For the last few months there has been a rumor going around that 17 missing episodes are located in the Middle East, somewhere at Yemen, Syria or Iran. Nothing is confirmed, but I hope that the rumor is true.
@@IceMaster-wj7ur Tbh, I've stopped listening to rumours about missing episodes being found til it actually becomes definite. Cuz nothing seems to have come of that rumour about 17 missing episodes.
Yes, even though the animated reconstruction of Episode 4 on "The Tenth Planet" DVD looks great, I still hope that someone will recover an actual copy of the episode.
Andrew Chapman Its lost. We assume it was just gone. But how we have the 38 scene on mm film of Hartnell's last scene (regeneration) exists is unknown.
A certain Roger K Barrett does - or did - exist. He was none other than Roger Keith Barrett (1946-2006) better known as Syd Barrett, founder member of Pink Floyd and the eponymous 'Crazy Diamond' of one of Pink Floyd's finest songs. Curiously, Mr Barrett disappeared from the scene in the mid-1970s - at about the same time as the final instalment of Tenth Planet itself - and both proved to be equally elusive thereafter.
At least a lot of missing episodes have been animated so people can watch them , lots have been animated with original audio , including the tenth planet
Well good news Paul of The Doctor Who Restoration Team and helped recover missing episodes, think that at least 44 more missing episodes are out there!
if time travel was invented and formidable I would go back to the 1960s with a DVD recorder and record all the missing episodes and give the discs to the BBC
They did exist but were serious luxury items. One off air video recording has been found but it was The Space Pirates pt2 which (1)already existed (2) was transmitted from 35mm film so the off-air recording was not even a pure video copy.
A DVD Recorder wouldn't be able to tune in to, and record, 1960s 405 Line TV broadcasts! Plus, DVD is a heavily compressed video format and unsuited to archival purposes!
@@marcse7en But at the same time, we don't know because there's never been a 405 line broadcast in this country since 1982. Also it is true that DVD is heavily compressed but the image quality of a recorded DVD (although nowhere near as good as a pre recorded title) is still better than VHS. They may not be of broadcast quality but it's still better than not having them at all. The surviving episodes of Doctor Who have the ability to be remastered to near broadcast quality, which can't be said for other shows that have episodes that only survive as domestic recordings (such as the 2 wiped episodes of It Ain't Half Hot Mum and the VHS recorded episode of Till Death Us Do Part and even non BBC programmes like Pipkins and Tiswas).
If time travel is real, I would go back to 1960s, buy a copy of the film of a Doctor Who episode which would be missing decades later, go back to the present day and mail them to the BBC.
ATTENTION DOCTOR WHO FANS!!! In case you didn't know, most of Enemy of the Bane and Web of Fear has been discovered! If you want to see The Web of Fear (all of them except for episode 3) it is available to purchase on itunes!
I can imagine that with missing episodes becoming big news, some African and Asian stations probably don't think that the BBC want the episodes and think the fuss is about having them destroyed like it says in the contract. This could sadly mean that some episodes are still being destroyed today out of misunderstanding.
Lord Slarr I hope they may be able to find foreign clips or full episodes and then marry them to the audio that still exists for each one in English. That would really be cool!
I have this on video from the original 1993 transmission ! Since this was first broadcast there have been a number episodes that have been found and with the wonders of modern technology these recordings can be "cleaned up" and their quality improved.
You know what Jane right, there has to be home clips of The Dalek Masterplan, cause they're home clips of The Myth Makers and 1 clip from Galaxy 4! So he'll come there's no 8mm clips of The Dalek Masterplan? Someone hiding it or what. I just hope if an episode was recovered from any yeti or cybermen or Dalek story!
It’s 99% that missing episodes are still out there (not counting web of fear 3 that we know exists) The remaining episodes now will be in the hands of very selfish private collectors or in people’s collections not realising they have it
Well, they've found another four since this was made. I don't know if the number will ever drop below 100, but we live in hope. I don't hold out much hope of ever completing The Dalek Masterplan (especially The Feast of Steven or Mission to the Unknown), but The Tenth Planet, The Crusade and The Invasion are all stories that I hope will some day be completed.
Philip Nicholls It did, from memory not that long after I made this comment. As a result, I now have (most of) The Web of Fear and The Enemy of the World on DVD.
Stranger things have happened. For instance, an episode of Sky at Night was returned to the BBC recently which was never thought to have been telerecorded at all. Not to mention somebody might have made a home video recording of the episode when it was originally broadcast in the UK. Unlikely, but possible.
Very unlikely as in the 1960s a Shibaden video recorder of the type Galton and Simpson had cost the equivalent of £9,000 and tapes would have been very costly too.
NOPE. SOME ARE LOST FOREVER. FOR EXAMPLE: THE MASSACRE ON SAINT BARTHOLOMEUS EVE WAS RECORDED WIPED BY THE BBC AND WAS NEVER SOLD TO ANY FOREIGN TELEVISION STATION.
@@JohnMorris-ge6hq there's a slim chance it could still exist since the person responsible could have just filled out the paperwork to say it was junked and not actually junked it, that's how the web of fear and the enemy of the world were found anyway.
Its a well known fact that Doctor Who Black and White episodes existed with TVNZ into the 1980s. When the Corporation built their new edifice, they had a MASSIVE clean-out of stuff including old episodes of Doctor Who. This may sound crazy but if some fan out there can track down the Rubbish tip to where this stuff was dumped you might actually be surprised at what you find.
Ian Levine makes this for me. Just makes me laugh when he threatens to strangle that hoaxer. Could they also make Paul Lee look any more dodgy by hiding him in the shadows?
Creamy Goodness Oh it was absolutely hilarious. This is why Doctor Who fans are looked down upon and contrary to what some will say we're not all like this.
P Ferreira Ian Levine just annoys me. Every time an episode is found, he buts in and accuses the finder of keeping episodes for himself, ironic that Levine did it him self in the 80s.
P Ferreira he kept a balck and white copy of invasion of the dinosaurs episode 1, which was completely missing at the time, and kept it for reasons I'm not quite sure on.
I rember when the SUN was giving out these old dr who episodes like in CD covers like, Daleks master plan episode 1, faceless ones episode 1, and spearhead in space episode 1. But I dont have them anymore :( Ive been looking for ages for them no episodes found
Actually the microdot recovery has and should be viewed as restoring episodes too. All those Pertwee's now restored except for Invasion of the Dinosaurs part 1. But that could be done soon as the software gets better.
Maybe Ian Levine could have visited the countries in the 1980's as well as phoning like Philip Morris is doing now. Possibly more missing episodes may have been returned by now
Yes, I think I have those exact items you are describing, but there's nothing there that the BBC don't have. It's The Daleks Master Plan Episode 2 and The Faceless Ones Part 1. Both of these are in the archives, and the other three that The Sun gave out were colour episodes.
Thank you so.kuch for uploading this! ! I remember watching this in 1993! Planet of the Daleks is probably my favourite Dalek story. I remember seeing this either before or after the infamous black and white episode 3. So glad it's been coloured and restored now. Bought dvd in 2012! ☺
Remember what Ian Levein said? He believed that there would always be 110 missing Doctor Who episodes. he was proven wrong and hopefully so will others who think that there will always be 106 missing.
NOPE. YOUR ARE THINKING 2019. BACK IN 1965 ONE 2 INCH VIDEO TAPE CARTRIDGE COST 400 POUNDS. . AND STORING ONE YEAR OF BBC PROGRAMMING WOULD HAVE TAKEN UP THE SIZE OF THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL. AND THERE WERE CONTRACTS THAT ACTUALLY REQUIRED THE BBC TO WIPE OR DESTROY THESE TAPES/FILM. THERE WAS A FEAR THAT IF THESE VIDEOS WERE KEPT THAT THEY WOULD RUN THEM OVER AND OVER AND NOT MAKE NEW PROGRAMS. THERE WAS A STORY WHERE AN ACTOR'S AGENT CALLED UP A TELEVISION STUDIO DEMANDING THAT A CERTAIN TAPE OF A PROGRAM BE WIPED AT ONCE. NO HOME VIDEO MARKET BACK THEN.
You know what, even though once lost TV programmes are turning up left, right and centre, sadly I think the well for Doctor Who has well and truly dried up. I mean the most recent discoveries are turning 10 years old next year where as before episodes were recovered every couple of years (that's probably why the BBC decided to animate largely missing stories because even they know the well has dried up, that and to make a little cash). Still, I'd love to be proven wrong.
Philip Morris claimed he knows of "at least six" more episodes in the hands of private collectors in an interview he did in 2020. My own theory is that they might've recovered some/all of them and are waiting until the 60th anniversary to announce it. Fingers crossed
@TsoLan1 You're so right! I didn't pay attention to that dude's raggy clothing. But the doors (to the Saucer, I assume) look like they are recycled from the city set. :)
Well the only Episode out their that really dose not exist it Episode 7 of the daleks master plan as it was a Christmas episode it was deemed un-sellable at the time and a 16mm tr wasn’t even made and the original videotape was wiped leavening no copies whatsoever. I think there are others out there still to find but most likely there in the hands of collectors who won’t give them to the BBC.
On the Doctor Who Restoration Team website (which can only be accessed by the Wayback Machine at the moment), in the FAQ section they explain why it's not included on any home release. "Shown before the 1993 repeat of Planet of the Daleks Episode 3 on BBC1, this 5-minute featurette is about the problem of missing Doctor Who episodes. Many fans dislike it because they feel the production team decided to poke fun at the obsessiveness of missing-episode hunters rather than raising interest in the search. In particular, comments by Ian Levine appear to have been deliberately edited to change the emphasis and show him in a bad light. The programme also lends credence to the rumour that some fans are knowingly hoarding missing episodes, without any evidence to support such a claim. The assertion that these episodes "change hands for vast sums of money" is both untrue and likely to hinder future recoveries. For these reasons, the Restoration Team regards the production as a seriously flawed piece of journalism that does not deserve more exposure. (JS)" So there you go.
and apparently some of these film cans may be mis-labeled as other TV proggrammes. or some may just be in other countries after being sold to TV companies in other countries and then being circulated to a whole load of other countries. the sixth episode of Frontier in Space was recovered and retured with a lot of staps from other countries on it. and apprently there is a big tv companie in canada with a big uncatalogued hangar, but nobody ever replies to letters from the BBC its very sad.
If there has been discovered 90 episodes of DW, it would be amazing. But without any proof it's hard to believe. I think there will be always 106 episodes missing.
@TashkentFox you do also have to take in account of all the die hard fans that record the episodes and just have them packed away and collectors that are dead ect. we have them but we dont know we have them
LOL I can understand Ian Levine's anger but I do find it fucking hilarious watching him clench his fists and getting angry. It's funny coz his face dosen't look even slightly angry. What would he do in a fight anyway? Sit on Roger K Barrett? He was actually proved wrong about no more episodes turning up. In a documentary that was shown many many years ago he said no more would turn up. Well...
I think just about every episode is out there and i'll explain why i think this is true, when 9 episodes where discovered the other year web of fear episode 3 was apparently also discovered too, however it took months to negotiate the tapes transit from Nigeria and when they arrived episode 3 wasn't in the collection presumably it was sold to a collector so surely this means film collectors all over the world could own some dr who tapes, and another example is the daleks master plan, it was said that only a few counties took this episode and they either sent them back or destroyed them themselves, however a few episodes where found in an old church, whats not to say all the other episodes are in a film collectors possession or a random country somewhere i think there is still a large amount of hope of finding even more!
I don't see that editing had anything to do with the fact that they appear obsessive, they are saying these words ("I would kill to see these again", "One phone bill came in at £4,000" for example?) These fans are way OTT
Yes, I don't know how they got that wrong, especially as "The Edge of Destruction" is set mostly in the TARDIS and only features the Doctor, Susan, Barbara and Ian.
there is only one episode of dr who that will never be found and that is the feast of steven as it was never sold with the other 11 episodes of the daleks master plan as a copy for it to be sold over sea's was never made and therefor it's original tape was destroyed
There are many, many (the vast, vast majority of what's currently missing) episodes that will never be found. Believe anything else and you are deluding yourself. Most (but not all) are gone for good.
Does anyone out there know what the piece of classical music is running in the background? It's in the first minute of the video and pops up again at around 3m30s. Been trying to find out for years!
People I have just uploaded The Underwater Menace part 1 on TH-cam. Seriously I did this is not a fake or recon. Thanks robertis for telling me where to find it so i quickly got on my labtop and got my phone ready to record as I did right now and the other parts are coming!
Anyone know where I can watch Blue Peter 1970's cos I found out from resources that some of the earlier episodes were used in the Blue Peter show. There have been other shows which showed Doctor Who so if we could find all them and search through... never give up hope!
There is absolutely no need for people on this public access website to have to resort to the sort of crudity's that roughnecksoldier uses. Clearly roughneck soldier got his name from being a frantic self abuser and therefore being a bit "too rough" on his "neck" without any Vaseline or ky jelly!
If I had a TARDIS, probably the first thing I'd do is get the missing episodes from the BBC. Plus, me taking them from the BBC archives would explain why they're missing in the first place so it'd be a self fulfilling paradox.
why is this documentary listed as infamous when it is actually good for a short doco? no missing eps turned up for the 60th so it most likely is end of the road for missing DR WHO other than AI reconstructions
there is a guy in Preston that has Invasion part1. He showed me a clip last year with no sound. Do any of you know about this? I have a number for him. He won't talk to me anymore but maybe some of you cvould try???
i agree epsecualy willam hartnel's last episode the tenth planet is the most sort after dr who episode think how much the bbc would pay for that as it contains the first ever regeneration
The very first dalek story all 7 episodes on original film, all 7 negatives and all 7 positives in English and all 7 negatives and all 7 positives in Arabic he says on More than 30 years in the TARDIS documentary. That's 28 reels of film to start with. A super fan of the classic show with encyclopedic knowledge of that era that was used by the bbc, he rescued those stories that were due to be destroyed that day, so be thankful to Iain we have the Daleks first story with William Hartnell. The man is a legend for rescuing that alone!
You know you’ve got to laugh nowadays look at this documentary where the saying 110 episodes are still missing when a good chunk of them have survived granted it’s still over 50 episodes missing one of which being the 10th planet part 4 but the same time the next story power of the Daleks does exist the person who owns it does not want to give it up even though the BBC did offer to make copies but let’s not get into that mess simply put we are out there somewhere just at this point in time we don’t know I personally say at this point just start animating more of them if they turn up great they turn up they don’t know well
Why? Do You Have a copy? Please say yes! P.S: Tenth Planet part 4 is one of the most saught out missing episodes so you would probably be payed a lot if you did.
Dustin D you wouldn't get money from the bbc, but you'd be able to sell off the print after you've returned it. You'd get more money by returning, unless you're a scumbag who sells it on the black market.
"It's sad really, isn't it? People spend all that time making nice things and other people come along and break them."
It's funny really, isn't it? People spend all that time searching for missing episodes and eventually "The Enemy of the World" is complete once again.
BBC was different back then. Hopefully they'll find me all. I hope I'll get some for Xmas this year.
I think we should all be VERY thankful to the people who made off air audio recordings of the episodes on transmission. Without these they wouldn't exist at all.
Indeed, if only the same can be said for Dad's Army as only one of its 3 missing episodes still has its original soundtrack intact.
Thank you Graham Strong.
"Today, 110 episodes officially do not exist"
Make that, 96/97 precisely, Brigadier.
This is an oldie
97 precisely Captain Yates.
110 -1 (Crusade pt1)-1 (DMP pt2) - 2 (Galaxy 4 pt1, Underwater Menace pt2) - 9 (EOW 1,2,4,5,6 & WOF 2,4,5,6) =97
@@kurtvanderbogarde8402 unless you count the episode of the web of fear that was found but then stolen right after.
@@xaviermyers3638 allegedly. Could just have been a communication mixup.
@@kurtvanderbogarde8402 Pretty much fully established that WoF episode 3 was poached from under the nose of Phil Morris.
Thank god the very first Dalek episode was rescued in time.
2:27 that’s not from the edge of destruction. That’s from the dalek invasion of earth
110 missing episodes? Wow, how things change. Let's hope they keep on changing!
Trouble is it's been nearly 9 years now since all missing episodes of "The Enemy of the World" and "The Web of Fear" (except Episode 3) were recovered. And no more episodes have turned up since.
@@AndrewChapman For the last few months there has been a rumor going around that 17 missing episodes are located in the Middle East, somewhere at Yemen, Syria or Iran. Nothing is confirmed, but I hope that the rumor is true.
@@IceMaster-wj7ur Tbh, I've stopped listening to rumours about missing episodes being found til it actually becomes definite. Cuz nothing seems to have come of that rumour about 17 missing episodes.
20 years and still we don't have the 4th part of the Tenth Planet :(
Yes, even though the animated reconstruction of Episode 4 on "The Tenth Planet" DVD looks great, I still hope that someone will recover an actual copy of the episode.
Andrew Chapman Its lost. We assume it was just gone. But how we have the 38 scene on mm film of Hartnell's last scene (regeneration) exists is unknown.
Blue Peter was the only way for a lot of scenes and episodes to survive.
Fabian Eli Sirius That's correct. Some scenes also survive through the Australian government censor.
I study Film History and Archievs on the side.
I think the Master is responsible for all this.
And also the Great Intelligence.
Such a shame that every single serial from Season 4 (1966-67) has missing episodes.
A certain Roger K Barrett does - or did - exist. He was none other than Roger Keith Barrett (1946-2006) better known as Syd Barrett, founder member of Pink Floyd and the eponymous 'Crazy Diamond' of one of Pink Floyd's finest songs.
Curiously, Mr Barrett disappeared from the scene in the mid-1970s - at about the same time as the final instalment of Tenth Planet itself - and both proved to be equally elusive thereafter.
It's 97 episodes now, so if we got it down by 13 we'll find them.
Wrong. I'm sorry to put it but "Maco Polo" and "Massacre at St. Bartholomew's" is gone forever. It was wiped.
Fabian Eli Sirius Other countries might still have it.
Its been confirmed that those episodes no longer exist.
Fabian Eli Sirius You can't confirm that something DOESN'T EXIST.
BBC confirmed it. And its a known fact.
2:28 that ain't the edge of destruction
it's the dalek invasion of earth
Exactly
At least a lot of missing episodes have been animated so people can watch them , lots have been animated with original audio , including the tenth planet
Well good news Paul of The Doctor Who Restoration Team and helped recover missing episodes, think that at least 44 more missing episodes are out there!
This could be a tv series. Each episode they look for different missing tv show films.
Good news; two missing episodes have been found! (Galaxy Four episode 3 and the Underwater Menace episode 2)
if time travel was invented and formidable I would go back to the 1960s with a DVD recorder and record all the missing episodes and give the discs to the BBC
They did exist but were serious luxury items. One off air video recording has been found but it was The Space Pirates pt2 which (1)already existed (2) was transmitted from 35mm film so the off-air recording was not even a pure video copy.
Hello Alex
A DVD Recorder wouldn't be able to tune in to, and record, 1960s 405 Line TV broadcasts! Plus, DVD is a heavily compressed video format and unsuited to archival purposes!
@@marcse7en Yeah, that's an issue.
@@marcse7en But at the same time, we don't know because there's never been a 405 line broadcast in this country since 1982. Also it is true that DVD is heavily compressed but the image quality of a recorded DVD (although nowhere near as good as a pre recorded title) is still better than VHS.
They may not be of broadcast quality but it's still better than not having them at all. The surviving episodes of Doctor Who have the ability to be remastered to near broadcast quality, which can't be said for other shows that have episodes that only survive as domestic recordings (such as the 2 wiped episodes of It Ain't Half Hot Mum and the VHS recorded episode of Till Death Us Do Part and even non BBC programmes like Pipkins and Tiswas).
Now that Enemy of The World and all but one episode of The Web of Fear has been found. I hope theirs hope for others to show up.
If time travel is real, I would go back to 1960s, buy a copy of the film of a Doctor Who episode which would be missing decades later, go back to the present day and mail them to the BBC.
Which would be why they were missing. 🤯
@@DemetriusSorvo Wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey indeed.
ATTENTION DOCTOR WHO FANS!!!
In case you didn't know, most of Enemy of the Bane and Web of Fear has been discovered! If you want to see The Web of Fear (all of them except for episode 3) it is available to purchase on itunes!
Enemy of the *WORLD and we know this god dammit
I can imagine that with missing episodes becoming big news, some African and Asian stations probably don't think that the BBC want the episodes and think the fuss is about having them destroyed like it says in the contract. This could sadly mean that some episodes are still being destroyed today out of misunderstanding.
Lord Slarr I hope they may be able to find foreign clips or full episodes and then marry them to the audio that still exists for each one in English. That would really be cool!
I heard that Phil Morris found "at least" six missing episodes
He knows that they exist but the collectors dont want to hand them in yet. It's only a rumour.
There's "found" and there's "getting overly excited about rumours, hints and hearsay". Morris is not the most reliable narrator.
I have this on video from the original 1993 transmission ! Since this was first broadcast there have been a number episodes that have been found and with the wonders of modern technology these recordings can be "cleaned up" and their quality improved.
You know what Jane right, there has to be home clips of The Dalek Masterplan, cause they're home clips of The Myth Makers and 1 clip from Galaxy 4! So he'll come there's no 8mm clips of The Dalek Masterplan? Someone hiding it or what. I just hope if an episode was recovered from any yeti or cybermen or Dalek story!
It’s 99% that missing episodes are still out there (not counting web of fear 3 that we know exists)
The remaining episodes now will be in the hands of very selfish private collectors or in people’s collections not realising they have it
If someone makes a time machine we will ironically go back in time and get the missing stories xD
PandaInAction ♐ but that's a paradox😧
Well, they've found another four since this was made. I don't know if the number will ever drop below 100, but we live in hope. I don't hold out much hope of ever completing The Dalek Masterplan (especially The Feast of Steven or Mission to the Unknown), but The Tenth Planet, The Crusade and The Invasion are all stories that I hope will some day be completed.
Well it did drop below 100
Philip Nicholls It did, from memory not that long after I made this comment. As a result, I now have (most of) The Web of Fear and The Enemy of the World on DVD.
Stranger things have happened. For instance, an episode of Sky at Night was returned to the BBC recently which was never thought to have been telerecorded at all. Not to mention somebody might have made a home video recording of the episode when it was originally broadcast in the UK. Unlikely, but possible.
Very unlikely as in the 1960s a Shibaden video recorder of the type Galton and Simpson had cost the equivalent of £9,000 and tapes would have been very costly too.
Well a good number of episodes have been found over the years. 97 are still missing. Hopefully they'll find them all.
NOPE. SOME ARE LOST FOREVER. FOR EXAMPLE: THE MASSACRE ON SAINT BARTHOLOMEUS EVE WAS RECORDED WIPED BY THE BBC AND WAS NEVER SOLD TO ANY FOREIGN TELEVISION STATION.
@@JohnMorris-ge6hq there's a slim chance it could still exist since the person responsible could have just filled out the paperwork to say it was junked and not actually junked it, that's how the web of fear and the enemy of the world were found anyway.
Well the audio for missing episodes is safe and secure - get a foreign language print, overlay the original and there you go
Its a well known fact that Doctor Who Black and White episodes existed with TVNZ into the 1980s. When the Corporation built their new edifice, they had a MASSIVE clean-out of stuff including old episodes of Doctor Who. This may sound crazy but if some fan out there can track down the Rubbish tip to where this stuff was dumped you might actually be surprised at what you find.
2:26 is not from the edge of destruction. Its from the dalek invasion of earth (i think)
Ian Levine makes this for me. Just makes me laugh when he threatens to strangle that hoaxer. Could they also make Paul Lee look any more dodgy by hiding him in the shadows?
P Ferreira ikr, don't get me wrong, I'd do anything to get the episodes back, but threatening to strangle a guy was just embarrassing.
Creamy Goodness Oh it was absolutely hilarious. This is why Doctor Who fans are looked down upon and contrary to what some will say we're not all like this.
P Ferreira Ian Levine just annoys me. Every time an episode is found, he buts in and accuses the finder of keeping episodes for himself, ironic that Levine did it him self in the 80s.
Creamy Goodness Which episodes did he horde?
P Ferreira he kept a balck and white copy of invasion of the dinosaurs episode 1, which was completely missing at the time, and kept it for reasons I'm not quite sure on.
I rember when the SUN was giving out these old dr who episodes like in CD covers like, Daleks master plan episode 1, faceless ones episode 1, and spearhead in space episode 1. But I dont have them anymore :( Ive been looking for ages for them no episodes found
Actually the microdot recovery has and should be viewed as restoring episodes too. All those Pertwee's now restored except for Invasion of the Dinosaurs part 1. But that could be done soon as the software gets better.
The clip of Dalek Invasion of Earth mistakenly titled The Edge of Destruction #captionfail
Someone keep an eye on Ian Levine...
THE BRIGADIER AS THE VOICE OVER?
sad there was no video recorder back then
BBC rules stated that programme videotapes couldn't be kept indefinitely because of costs and storage considerations
"Roger K Barratt" Funny how they never spotted that was *nearly* Roger K BarrEtt, Syd Barrett's real name.
Maybe Ian Levine could have visited the countries in the 1980's as well as phoning like Philip Morris is doing now. Possibly more missing episodes may have been returned by now
Fair point. If the guy can afford a £4,000 phone bill then travelling to the country would more cost effective.
Yes, I think I have those exact items you are describing, but there's nothing there that the BBC don't have. It's The Daleks Master Plan Episode 2 and The Faceless Ones Part 1. Both of these are in the archives, and the other three that The Sun gave out were colour episodes.
2:09 Don’t have to expose us like that, bloody hell
Thank you so.kuch for uploading this! ! I remember watching this in 1993! Planet of the Daleks is probably my favourite Dalek story. I remember seeing this either before or after the infamous black and white episode 3. So glad it's been coloured and restored now. Bought dvd in 2012! ☺
Remember what Ian Levein said? He believed that there would always be 110 missing Doctor Who episodes. he was proven wrong and hopefully so will others who think that there will always be 106 missing.
Surely the cost to make the episodes heavily outweighed the price of the tape. Common sense would be to keep the tape with the prgrammes on.
NOPE. YOUR ARE THINKING 2019. BACK IN 1965 ONE 2 INCH VIDEO TAPE CARTRIDGE COST 400 POUNDS. . AND STORING ONE YEAR OF BBC PROGRAMMING WOULD HAVE TAKEN UP THE SIZE OF THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL. AND THERE WERE CONTRACTS THAT ACTUALLY REQUIRED THE BBC TO WIPE OR DESTROY THESE TAPES/FILM. THERE WAS A FEAR THAT IF THESE VIDEOS WERE KEPT THAT THEY WOULD RUN THEM OVER AND OVER AND NOT MAKE NEW PROGRAMS. THERE WAS A STORY WHERE AN ACTOR'S AGENT CALLED UP A TELEVISION STUDIO DEMANDING THAT A CERTAIN TAPE OF A PROGRAM BE WIPED AT ONCE. NO HOME VIDEO MARKET BACK THEN.
You know what, even though once lost TV programmes are turning up left, right and centre, sadly I think the well for Doctor Who has well and truly dried up. I mean the most recent discoveries are turning 10 years old next year where as before episodes were recovered every couple of years (that's probably why the BBC decided to animate largely missing stories because even they know the well has dried up, that and to make a little cash). Still, I'd love to be proven wrong.
Philip Morris claimed he knows of "at least six" more episodes in the hands of private collectors in an interview he did in 2020. My own theory is that they might've recovered some/all of them and are waiting until the 60th anniversary to announce it. Fingers crossed
@@neitherpenalty I don't think they will all get recovered (I mean The Feast of Steven was never telerecordered) but we can have hope.
@TsoLan1
You're so right! I didn't pay attention to that dude's raggy clothing. But the doors (to the Saucer, I assume) look like they are recycled from the city set. :)
yes 2nd doctor it is sad...
this was made before the recovery of some missing episodes
@TashkentFox I think that if there are any more out there then they are in the hands of private collectors who don't want anyone else to have them.
"the Restoration Team regards the production as a seriously flawed piece of journalism that does not deserve more exposure"
At least some stories now are totally recovered
Doctor Who Missing Episodes of Daleks,Cybermen and other film of Doctor Who must be found!
Well the only Episode out their that really dose not exist it Episode 7 of the daleks master plan as it was a Christmas episode it was deemed un-sellable at the time and a 16mm tr wasn’t even made and the original videotape was wiped leavening no copies whatsoever. I think there are others out there still to find but most likely there in the hands of collectors who won’t give them to the BBC.
These little Doc Documentaries were absent from the Blu Ray of Planet of the Daleks, but were given out with the DVD copy, odd innit?
On the Doctor Who Restoration Team website (which can only be accessed by the Wayback Machine at the moment), in the FAQ section they explain why it's not included on any home release.
"Shown before the 1993 repeat of Planet of the Daleks Episode 3 on BBC1, this 5-minute featurette is about the problem of missing Doctor Who episodes. Many fans dislike it because they feel the production team decided to poke fun at the obsessiveness of missing-episode hunters rather than raising interest in the search. In particular, comments by Ian Levine appear to have been deliberately edited to change the emphasis and show him in a bad light. The programme also lends credence to the rumour that some fans are knowingly hoarding missing episodes, without any evidence to support such a claim. The assertion that these episodes "change hands for vast sums of money" is both untrue and likely to hinder future recoveries.
For these reasons, the Restoration Team regards the production as a seriously flawed piece of journalism that does not deserve more exposure. (JS)"
So there you go.
6:10 haha so true.
and apparently some of these film cans may be mis-labeled as other TV proggrammes. or some may just be in other countries after being sold to TV companies in other countries and then being circulated to a whole load of other countries. the sixth episode of Frontier in Space was recovered and retured with a lot of staps from other countries on it. and apprently there is a big tv companie in canada with a big uncatalogued hangar, but nobody ever replies to letters from the BBC its very sad.
What is the name of the dramatic orchestra theme used?
Poor guy. He really got hurt. He didn't deserve it :(
Syd Barrett of the original pink Floyd's real name was Roger Keith Barrett, maybe it was him
If there has been discovered 90 episodes of DW, it would be amazing. But without any proof it's hard to believe. I think there will be always 106 episodes missing.
@TashkentFox you do also have to take in account of all the die hard fans that record the episodes and just have them packed away and collectors that are dead ect. we have them but we dont know we have them
he's right you can get them for around 99p-£2.00
LOL I can understand Ian Levine's anger but I do find it fucking hilarious watching him clench his fists and getting angry. It's funny coz his face dosen't look even slightly angry. What would he do in a fight anyway? Sit on Roger K Barrett? He was actually proved wrong about no more episodes turning up. In a documentary that was shown many many years ago he said no more would turn up. Well...
there is no way of getting the tenth planet episode 4 back the only remaining copy was destroyed in 1973
+Daniel Kupčo The people who faked a chance a getting it back are "*&^s.
Stefano Pavone Agreed.
Not too sure that is true, i think the only 100% lost for ever episode is The Feast Seven or the Christmas episode
I think just about every episode is out there and i'll explain why i think this is true, when 9 episodes where discovered the other year web of fear episode 3 was apparently also discovered too, however it took months to negotiate the tapes transit from Nigeria and when they arrived episode 3 wasn't in the collection presumably it was sold to a collector so surely this means film collectors all over the world could own some dr who tapes, and another example is the daleks master plan, it was said that only a few counties took this episode and they either sent them back or destroyed them themselves, however a few episodes where found in an old church, whats not to say all the other episodes are in a film collectors possession or a random country somewhere i think there is still a large amount of hope of finding even more!
How do you know this? i'd like to read more
I don't see that editing had anything to do with the fact that they appear obsessive, they are saying these words ("I would kill to see these again", "One phone bill came in at £4,000" for example?) These fans are way OTT
@Galddedon we all know how the tenth planet ended....
2:25 is DIOE not Edge Of Destruction
Yes, I don't know how they got that wrong, especially as "The Edge of Destruction" is set mostly in the TARDIS and only features the Doctor, Susan, Barbara and Ian.
there is only one episode of dr who that will never be found and that is the feast of steven as it was never sold with the other 11 episodes of the daleks master plan as a copy for it to be sold over sea's was never made and therefor it's original tape was destroyed
animelovers000 the only hope and near impossible hope is that someone recorded it at home
There are many, many (the vast, vast majority of what's currently missing) episodes that will never be found. Believe anything else and you are deluding yourself. Most (but not all) are gone for good.
great news the BBC has found LOADS of lost episodes at Ethiopia :D. they will annouced the episodes at thursday!!!
2:26 - Thats where Moffatt got that line from!!!
Does anyone out there know what the piece of classical music is running in the background? It's in the first minute of the video and pops up again at around 3m30s. Been trying to find out for years!
People I have just uploaded The Underwater Menace part 1 on TH-cam. Seriously I did this is not a fake or recon. Thanks robertis for telling me where to find it so i quickly got on my labtop and got my phone ready to record as I did right now and the other parts are coming!
2:45 da hell how much speed did the daleks take
Only audio clip of the Arabic dub of Dalek invasion of earth
@Jane Portman Jane, Darren said that he in Blackpool Not Preston!
Hard to believe 20 years after this was made the number went from 110 to 97 episodes missing.
Anyone know where I can watch Blue Peter 1970's cos I found out from resources that some of the earlier episodes were used in the Blue Peter show.
There have been other shows which showed Doctor Who so if we could find all them and search through... never give up hope!
There is absolutely no need for people on this public access website to have to resort to the sort of crudity's that roughnecksoldier uses. Clearly roughneck soldier got his name from being a frantic self abuser and therefore being a bit "too rough" on his "neck" without any Vaseline or ky jelly!
it's 90 something now so searching does work!
If I had a TARDIS, probably the first thing I'd do is get the missing episodes from the BBC. Plus, me taking them from the BBC archives would explain why they're missing in the first place so it'd be a self fulfilling paradox.
Adam Lee has a lot of egg on his face now doesn't he.
I wonder if Roger K Barrett was none other than Roger Keith Barrett - aka Syd Barrett - the Crazy Diamond of Pink Floyd?
Is there any locations left for possible missing doctor who episodes in 2018
Thank god they didn’t listen to that Adam Lee bugger and kept hunting for them since it’s now down to 97.
Hopefully that number will continue to go down hoping for another recovery soon it has been 8 years since enemy and web were found
@rassilonsrod They probably are. In those days they were the "Dalek Doors", purley because the BBC couldn't afford any more.
why is this documentary listed as infamous when it is actually good for a short doco? no missing eps turned up for the 60th so it most likely is end of the road for missing DR WHO other than AI reconstructions
@rassilonsrod LMAO 2:29 you're wrong as well mate, its from "The Dalek Invasion Of Earth"
if she can provide proper evidence, I will believe her.
there is a guy in Preston that has Invasion part1. He showed me a clip last year with no sound. Do any of you know about this? I have a number for him. He won't talk to me anymore but maybe some of you cvould try???
i agree epsecualy willam hartnel's last episode the tenth planet is the most sort after dr who episode think how much the bbc would pay for that as it contains the first ever regeneration
Today 97 are missing
Anyone know which 35 episodes Ian Levine found?
The very first dalek story all 7 episodes on original film, all 7 negatives and all 7 positives in English and all 7 negatives and all 7 positives in Arabic he says on More than 30 years in the TARDIS documentary. That's 28 reels of film to start with. A super fan of the classic show with encyclopedic knowledge of that era that was used by the bbc, he rescued those stories that were due to be destroyed that day, so be thankful to Iain we have the Daleks first story with William Hartnell. The man is a legend for rescuing that alone!
@@davidrenwickjunior very thankful to him!
You know you’ve got to laugh nowadays look at this documentary where the saying 110 episodes are still missing when a good chunk of them have survived granted it’s still over 50 episodes missing one of which being the 10th planet part 4 but the same time the next story power of the Daleks does exist the person who owns it does not want to give it up even though the BBC did offer to make copies but let’s not get into that mess simply put we are out there somewhere just at this point in time we don’t know I personally say at this point just start animating more of them if they turn up great they turn up they don’t know well
NOPE. JUST ANOTHER HOAX.
God I'd love to see the faceless ones
i just read the telesnaps
I thought he lived in Blackpool...
How much would I get for tenth planet episode 4
Why? Do You Have a copy?
Please say yes!
P.S: Tenth Planet part 4 is one of the most saught out missing episodes so you would probably be payed a lot if you did.
You'll get a bundle of pounds converted into your country's currency. They need it to complete the Tenth Planet.
Dustin D you wouldn't get money from the bbc, but you'd be able to sell off the print after you've returned it. You'd get more money by returning, unless you're a scumbag who sells it on the black market.
Actually the BBC were disappointed.
LMAO 2:29 "The Edge Of Destruction"... It's from "The Daleks".