Classic Series Episodes on DVD: What should be released next? (WARNING - SPOILERS)

[creed462]

Region 1 versions of both The Web Planet and Inferno are being released on September 5th.

Thanks, by the way could you repost that link for north american releases I lost it when I redid my OS

[Deputy-Assistant-Second-Prime]

Thanks, by the way could you repost that link for north american releases I lost it when I redid my OS

Okay, I think this is the one you mean.

[creed462]

yes thank you

[Metarock Sam]

North America DVD Update

TV Shows on DVD is reporting that November 7 will see the DVD release of The Hand of Fear starring Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen and Mark of the Rani starring Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Anthony Ainley and Kate O'Mara. Both DVD sets will be released in the UK slightly earlier in the year, with the North American releases duplicating their features

[creed462]

I just saw the article, now that will make five classic DW I don't have

[Billz]

I hoping the 'Marco Polo' story arc will get released soon. Of course, someone has to actually find the WHOLE 'Marco Polo' arc (7 episodes) but Im confident that copies of it exist somewhere, hopefully, please?!?

[creed462]

I hoping the 'Marco Polo' story arc will get released soon. Of course, someone has to actually find the WHOLE 'Marco Polo' arc (7 episodes) but Im confident that copies of it exist somewhere, hopefully, please?!?

I hope so

[Metarock Sam]

Well there is a cut down version of Marco Polo on the beginnings bokset.

[creed462]

Well there is a cut down version of Marco Polo on the beginnings bokset.

But it would be nice to see the original

[Metarock Sam]

it would be nice but it would take ages for people to find it.

[Billz]

it would be nice but it would take ages for people to find it.

If only I had a TARDIS, I could go back to 1963, record all the lost episodes from there on a secret digital camera, come back to 2006 and make a fortune. Huh, a kid can dream though....

[creed462]

If only I had a TARDIS, I could go back to 1963, record all the lost episodes from there on a secret digital camera, come back to 2006 and make a fortune. Huh, a kid can dream though....

Yep we can all dream

[Deputy-Assistant-Second-Prime]

If only I had a TARDIS, I could go back to 1963, record all the lost episodes from there on a secret digital camera, come back to 2006 and make a fortune. Huh, a kid can dream though....

*scratches head*

Why not simply go back, knick the master tapes, make copies, and return the originals?

Unless, of course, that invisible camera of yours was recording high-definition wide-screen digital color.

EDIT: I can't believe I'm actually having this conversation.

[Flyboy]

*scratches head*

Why not simply go back, knick the master tapes, make copies, and return the originals?

Unless, of course, that invisible camera of yours was recording high-definition wide-screen digital color.

EDIT: I can't believe I'm actually having this conversation.

Hmmm


Why not go back, nick the master tapes, make copies of all of them, and return only SOME of them, and then sell even MORE back to the BBC?

[Deputy-Assistant-Second-Prime]

Hmmm


Why not go back, nick the master tapes, make copies of all of them, and return only SOME of them, and then sell even MORE back to the BBC?

Because we must preserve the time line and because the BBC probably wouldn't pay us very much.

We could drop off B&W copies in the 80's when it became internationally marketable.

And then sell the high quality color copies at the turn of the millennium.

While we're at it...let's write down some lottery numbers.

[EDIT: I still can't believe I'm having this discussion.]