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Post by fitzoliverj on May 23, 2018 17:38:41 GMT
I'm not entirely sure what Twitch actually is, but they're going to show 500 episodes of DW from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s from later this month
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2018 17:53:18 GMT
Twitch is a streaming platform owned by Amazon that - according to my son - is very popular among gamers. It might be popular among lovers of classic era Doctor Who very soon though!
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Post by ljwilson on May 23, 2018 18:11:37 GMT
I signed up today! Will be interesting to see what it's all about on friday.
Ps there is an app
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Post by Jeedai on May 23, 2018 21:22:23 GMT
Twitch's Rifftrax channel occasionally plays a MSTied version of Dr Who And The Daleks: www.twitch.tv/rifftraxIf you dont have a subscription, Twitch will play commercials over whatever you're watching at regular intervals.
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 0:12:50 GMT
What an immensely clever idea. Livestream serials in blocks of three or four, repeated a handful of times a day, all totally free-to-air. Not a penny need paid. Marvellous! Looks like they might be using one of the old syndication packages from television days, though. A couple of the Dalek stories are missing here and there ( Day, The Five Doctors and Revelation stick out). The things you find out as an inquisitive kid trying to work out why some colour stories weren't be broadcast. I figured they'd kept wiping episodes up to the present day (ghastly thought) until I learnt they existed elsewhere. Praise be to the internet and the learning from thereof. US and UK viewing times can be found here. (You can also hide Twitch chat with the small arrow tab in the upper-right corner. )
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Post by Whovitt on May 24, 2018 0:40:10 GMT
What an immensely clever idea. Livestream serials in blocks of three or four, repeated a handful of times a day, all totally free-to-air. Not a penny need paid. Marvellous! Looks like they might be using one of the old syndication packages from television days, though. A couple of the Dalek stories are missing here and there (Day, The Five Doctors and Revelation stick out). The things you find out as an inquisitive kid trying to work out why some colour stories weren't be broadcast. I figured they'd kept wiping episodes up to the present day (ghastly thought) until I learnt they existed elsewhere. Praise be to the internet and the learning from thereof. US and UK viewing times can be found here. (You can also hide Twitch chat with the small arrow tab in the upper-right corner. ) I remember the 2003 ABC repeats that missed The War Games, Day of the Daleks, and Frontier in Space/ Planet of the Daleks. It was more than a little confusing, especially since we were able to borrow Planet of the Daleks from the library not too long after (on VHS). The thing with The War Games kept me confused for years though, as I didn't know about the Dalek cameo in Episode 10 until much later. I had a book with a list of all the (then) missing episodes and The War Games wasn't listed, so I really had no idea why it wasn't shown. I think my theory was that it was "too long" and would have taken two and a half weeks to broadcast, so they skipped it I wasn't old enough at the time to be allowed to use the internet (I would have been about 6 then), so I couldn't really do the research (not that I would have been interested enough to wade through the mounds of info there is on such things), but I have subsequently learned about it all.
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 0:42:33 GMT
What an immensely clever idea. Livestream serials in blocks of three or four, repeated a handful of times a day, all totally free-to-air. Not a penny need paid. Marvellous! Looks like they might be using one of the old syndication packages from television days, though. A couple of the Dalek stories are missing here and there (Day, The Five Doctors and Revelation stick out). The things you find out as an inquisitive kid trying to work out why some colour stories weren't be broadcast. I figured they'd kept wiping episodes up to the present day (ghastly thought) until I learnt they existed elsewhere. Praise be to the internet and the learning from thereof. US and UK viewing times can be found here. (You can also hide Twitch chat with the small arrow tab in the upper-right corner. ) I remember the 2003 ABC repeats that missed The War Games, Day of the Daleks, and Frontier in Space/ Planet of the Daleks. It was more than a little confusing, especially since we were able to borrow Planet of the Daleks from the library not too long after (on VHS). The thing with The War Games kept me confused for years though, as I didn't know about the Dalek cameo in Episode 10 until much later. I had a book with a list of all the (then) missing episodes and The War Games wasn't listed, so I really had no idea why it wasn't shown. I think my theory was that it was "too long" and would have taken two and a half weeks to broadcast, so they skipped it I wasn't old enough at the time to be allowed to use the internet (I would have been about 6 then), so I couldn't really do the research (not that I would have been interested enough to wade through the mounds of info there is on such things), but I have subsequently learned about it all.
I think your wrong about Planet of the Daleks. I distincitly remember it airing (and also taping it) at the time. I remember The War Games not running, though.
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Post by Whovitt on May 24, 2018 0:50:29 GMT
I remember the 2003 ABC repeats that missed The War Games, Day of the Daleks, and Frontier in Space/ Planet of the Daleks. It was more than a little confusing, especially since we were able to borrow Planet of the Daleks from the library not too long after (on VHS). The thing with The War Games kept me confused for years though, as I didn't know about the Dalek cameo in Episode 10 until much later. I had a book with a list of all the (then) missing episodes and The War Games wasn't listed, so I really had no idea why it wasn't shown. I think my theory was that it was "too long" and would have taken two and a half weeks to broadcast, so they skipped it I wasn't old enough at the time to be allowed to use the internet (I would have been about 6 then), so I couldn't really do the research (not that I would have been interested enough to wade through the mounds of info there is on such things), but I have subsequently learned about it all.
I think your wrong about Planet of the Daleks. I distincitly remember it airing (and also taping it) at the time. I remember The War Games not running, though.
Oh, I'm 100% positive it wasn't included. I remember when we borrowed from the library - I had 100% definitely never seen it before. I'm (sadly) one of those people who has a memory for this for this sort of thing but ends up coming off like some sort of really deranged fanatic, and I know they didn't show it. And they didn't show Frontier in Space either, as I didn't see either of the Ogron stories at that time. Here's the list of stories that were apparently missed, according to BroaDWcast (a very reliable source): The War Games Day of the Daleks Frontier in Space Planet of the Daleks Destiny of the Daleks Resurrection of the Daleks Revelation of the Daleks Remembrance of the Daleks
Now, I know that this list is not entirely accurate as the Baker-McCoy stories were all definitely broadcast, but like I said, I'm 100% positive the others weren't shown.
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 1:18:11 GMT
I think your wrong about Planet of the Daleks. I distincitly remember it airing (and also taping it) at the time. I remember The War Games not running, though.
Oh, I'm 100% positive it wasn't included. I remember when we borrowed from the library - I had 100% definitely never seen it before. I'm (sadly) one of those people who has a memory for this for this sort of thing but ends up coming off like some sort of really deranged fanatic, and I know they didn't show it. And they didn't show Frontier in Space either, as I didn't see either of the Ogron stories at that time. Here's the list of stories that were apparently missed, according to BroaDWcast (a very reliable source): The War Games Day of the Daleks Frontier in Space Planet of the Daleks Destiny of the Daleks Resurrection of the Daleks Revelation of the Daleks Remembrance of the Daleks
Now, I know that this list is not entirely accurate as the Baker-McCoy stories were all definitely broadcast, but like I said, I'm 100% positive the others weren't shown.
I don't actually have the tape on me, it's at my parent's, but I really do remember seeing it. I'm happy to be wrong, but I distinctly remember seeing it on ABC. I'd never seen it before, only read the novelisation. Only managed to see it again years later on DVD.
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 1:25:41 GMT
I think your wrong about Planet of the Daleks. I distincitly remember it airing (and also taping it) at the time. I remember The War Games not running, though.
Oh, I'm 100% positive it wasn't included. I remember when we borrowed from the library - I had 100% definitely never seen it before. I'm (sadly) one of those people who has a memory for this for this sort of thing but ends up coming off like some sort of really deranged fanatic, and I know they didn't show it. And they didn't show Frontier in Space either, as I didn't see either of the Ogron stories at that time. Here's the list of stories that were apparently missed, according to BroaDWcast (a very reliable source): The War Games Day of the Daleks Frontier in Space Planet of the Daleks Destiny of the Daleks Resurrection of the Daleks Revelation of the Daleks Remembrance of the Daleks
Now, I know that this list is not entirely accurate as the Baker-McCoy stories were all definitely broadcast, but like I said, I'm 100% positive the others weren't shown. I've got the same kind of memory. Apparently, I'm really good at data entry and data analytics, you could easily be the same. I might've been ten at the time? Ten, eleven? Somewhere in that general area. Computers fascinated me since I was small, so when the Internet rolled in over the World Wide Web, I ended up being really prolific in it. It's weird looking back now because it feels like something that's been around for ages and really... in the form we recognise it now, it's only something like fifteen/twenty years old. In human terms, it's a mid-teen or young adult with a forming identity. But I'm getting sidetracked... I've got the same kind of hiccough as @michaelhocking3 though for at least one story. I distinctly remember watching Revelation of the Daleks back in the day. I can't check the old tapes anymore because they've degraded (although I think I've still got a four-part Varos and six-part Two Doctors scrounged away on DVD somewhere), so I'm not really sure if that's the memory playing tricks on me or not. It's possible I saw the continuity clips from the DVD and slotted them in there, but then I remember the Glass Dalek clear as crystal. On the other hand, I distinctly remember The Five Doctors having cut out all appearances of that Dalek in "Part One", so... I'm not sure. I'd love to get my hands on a programme guide from that period and find out. I don't actually have the tape on me, it's at my parent's, but I really do remember seeing it. I'm happy to be wrong, but I distinctly remember seeing it on ABC. I'd never seen it before, only read the novelisation. Only managed to see it again years later on DVD.
I caught up with a lot of missed stories in the same way, The Seeds of Doom was my first Target. Turns out a kid brain can make things way more graphic in print than TV ever really could (helped in no small part from Chase's choice of "fertiliser").
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Post by Whovitt on May 24, 2018 1:35:36 GMT
Oh, I'm 100% positive it wasn't included. I remember when we borrowed from the library - I had 100% definitely never seen it before. I'm (sadly) one of those people who has a memory for this for this sort of thing but ends up coming off like some sort of really deranged fanatic, and I know they didn't show it. And they didn't show Frontier in Space either, as I didn't see either of the Ogron stories at that time. Here's the list of stories that were apparently missed, according to BroaDWcast (a very reliable source): The War Games Day of the Daleks Frontier in Space Planet of the Daleks Destiny of the Daleks Resurrection of the Daleks Revelation of the Daleks Remembrance of the Daleks
Now, I know that this list is not entirely accurate as the Baker-McCoy stories were all definitely broadcast, but like I said, I'm 100% positive the others weren't shown. I've got the same kind of memory. Apparently, I'm really good at data entry and data analytics, you could easily be the same. I might've been ten at the time? Ten, eleven? Somewhere in that general area. Computers fascinated me since I was small, so when the Internet rolled in over the World Wide Web, I ended up being really prolific in it. It's weird looking back now because it feels like something that's been around for ages and really... in the form we recognise it now, it's only something like fifteen/twenty years old. In human terms, it's a mid-teen or young adult with a forming identity. But I'm getting sidetracked... I've got the same kind of hiccough as @michaelhocking3 though for at least one story. I distinctly remember watching Revelation of the Daleks back in the day. I can't check the old tapes anymore because they've degraded (although I think I've still got a four-part Varos and six-part Two Doctors scrounged away on DVD somewhere), so I'm not really sure if that's the memory playing tricks on me or not. It's possible I saw the continuity clips from the DVD and slotted them in there, but then I remember the Glass Dalek clear as crystal. On the other hand, I distinctly remember The Five Doctors having cut out all appearances of that Dalek in "Part One", so... I'm not sure. I'd love to get my hands on a programme guide from that period and find out. Maybe. It would be nice to think there was an explanation for remembering such things that doesn't come down to a ridiculous level of fanaticism So the modern internet is as old as me...? No wonder it seems like it's always been there (I've often thought about looking at the history of the internet, I've just never gotten around to it before) Yeah, Genesis- Remembrance definitely aired. I'm not sure why they are listed as having not on BroaDWcast, but then they can't be 100% accurate (they have had a massive task doing what they've done after all). According to them, The Five Doctors did have the Dalek scenes edited out though, so you're probably right in your remembrance. I, too, seem to recall the scene with One and Susan ending with him saying, "The question is where are we, and why?", with the Dalek never showing up. I remember the edited Sixth Doctor stories! Some of those "cliffhangers" were just plain weird, weren't they?
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 2:05:13 GMT
I've got the same kind of memory. Apparently, I'm really good at data entry and data analytics, you could easily be the same. I might've been ten at the time? Ten, eleven? Somewhere in that general area. Computers fascinated me since I was small, so when the Internet rolled in over the World Wide Web, I ended up being really prolific in it. It's weird looking back now because it feels like something that's been around for ages and really... in the form we recognise it now, it's only something like fifteen/twenty years old. In human terms, it's a mid-teen or young adult with a forming identity. But I'm getting sidetracked... I've got the same kind of hiccough as @michaelhocking3 though for at least one story. I distinctly remember watching Revelation of the Daleks back in the day. I can't check the old tapes anymore because they've degraded (although I think I've still got a four-part Varos and six-part Two Doctors scrounged away on DVD somewhere), so I'm not really sure if that's the memory playing tricks on me or not. It's possible I saw the continuity clips from the DVD and slotted them in there, but then I remember the Glass Dalek clear as crystal. On the other hand, I distinctly remember The Five Doctors having cut out all appearances of that Dalek in "Part One", so... I'm not sure. I'd love to get my hands on a programme guide from that period and find out. Maybe. It would be nice to think there was an explanation for remembering such things that doesn't come down to a ridiculous level of fanaticism So the modern internet is as old as me...? No wonder it seems like it's always been there (I've often thought about looking at the history of the internet, I've just never gotten around to it before) Yeah, Genesis- Remembrance definitely aired. I'm not sure why they are listed as having not on BroaDWcast, but then they can't be 100% accurate (they have had a massive task doing what they've done after all). According to them, The Five Doctors did have the Dalek scenes edited out though, so you're probably right in your remembrance. I, too, seem to recall the scene with One and Susan ending with him saying, "The question is where are we, and why?", with the Dalek never showing up. I remember the edited Sixth Doctor stories! Some of those "cliffhangers" were just plain weird, weren't they? Well, the quirks of regional broadcasting have left me forever associating Doctor Who with the phrase: "Your bullets cannot harm me! My wings are like a shield of steel!" Oh, boy, were they. That was something I really wanted to avoid doing with those fanedits. Attack of the Cybermen held up pretty well, from the outset; the first cliffhanger was really strong. Lytton holding Griffiths at gunpoint, the whole wall sliding out to reveal these gleaming, silver men shrouded in back-light (I remember being awestruck, thinking: " These are Cybermen?"). The reveal for "PART THREE" of how they intend to prevent Mondas from being destroyed was a proper whoa moment as well. But the rest of the season...? Mmm... They're solid competitors for "Stop, don't move!" from Death to the Daleks. It ranged from the good (the bathhouse crone revealed), the bad ("Come on Peri, walk!") to the downright peculiar (we're just going to shrug and walk off-shot now). What a difference a modern editing suite can make, eh? The hardest to rejig ironically had to be The Two Doctors from veteran Bob Holmes. "Part Three" and "Part Five" were a doozy to figure out. I'm really interested in tracking down an ABC programming guide now, I wonder if there's an archive of listings somewhere...?
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Post by Whovitt on May 24, 2018 2:32:29 GMT
Maybe. It would be nice to think there was an explanation for remembering such things that doesn't come down to a ridiculous level of fanaticism So the modern internet is as old as me...? No wonder it seems like it's always been there (I've often thought about looking at the history of the internet, I've just never gotten around to it before) Yeah, Genesis- Remembrance definitely aired. I'm not sure why they are listed as having not on BroaDWcast, but then they can't be 100% accurate (they have had a massive task doing what they've done after all). According to them, The Five Doctors did have the Dalek scenes edited out though, so you're probably right in your remembrance. I, too, seem to recall the scene with One and Susan ending with him saying, "The question is where are we, and why?", with the Dalek never showing up. I remember the edited Sixth Doctor stories! Some of those "cliffhangers" were just plain weird, weren't they? Well, the quirks of regional broadcasting have left me forever associating Doctor Who with the phrase: "Your bullets cannot harm me! My wings are like a shield of steel!" Oh, boy, were they. That was something I really wanted to avoid doing with those fanedits. Attack of the Cybermen held up pretty well, the first episode was really strong with Lytton's holding Griffiths at gunpoint and then the whole wall slides out and these silver men emerge backed by light (I remember being awestruck, thinking: " These are Cybermen?"). The reveal for "PART THREE" of how they intend to prevent Mondas from being destroyed was a proper whoa moment as well. But the rest of the season...? Mmm... They're solid competitors for "Stop, don't move!" from Death to the Daleks. It ranged from the good (the bathhouse crone revealed), the bad ("Come on Peri, walk!") to the downright peculiar (we're just going to shrug and walk off-shot now). What a difference a modern editing suite can make, eh? The hardest to rejig ironically had to be The Two Doctors from veteran Bob Holmes. "Part Three" and "Part Five" were a doozy to figure out. I'm really interested in tracking down an ABC programming guide now, I wonder if there's an archive of listings somewhere...? Yes, Batfink!!! And Roger Ramjet!!! Oh, those were the days Every time I think of those I get some really vivid memories from the early Hartnell's (particularly the cliffhanger to Episode One of The Keys of Marinus, for some reason, but also The Web Planet and The Tomb of the Cybermen, especially since the latter was the first change of title sequence I'd seen 'live', as well as being the first Troughton I was seeing 'live'). I think The Mark of the Rani - Part 3 was the Doctor leaving a room with someone saying, "Where's he off to now?" Oh, sinister! Scary! A- they ran out of time, didn't they? The Two Doctors - Part 5 wasn't much better, with the Doctor, Peri and Jamie walking away from the fountain after the Doctor splashes his face, if I remember rightly. Truly inspired writing! I can see why it would have been difficult to find a 'proper' place for a cliffhanger
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 2:46:22 GMT
Well, the quirks of regional broadcasting have left me forever associating Doctor Who with the phrase: "Your bullets cannot harm me! My wings are like a shield of steel!" Oh, boy, were they. That was something I really wanted to avoid doing with those fanedits. Attack of the Cybermen held up pretty well, the first episode was really strong with Lytton's holding Griffiths at gunpoint and then the whole wall slides out and these silver men emerge backed by light (I remember being awestruck, thinking: " These are Cybermen?"). The reveal for "PART THREE" of how they intend to prevent Mondas from being destroyed was a proper whoa moment as well. But the rest of the season...? Mmm... They're solid competitors for "Stop, don't move!" from Death to the Daleks. It ranged from the good (the bathhouse crone revealed), the bad ("Come on Peri, walk!") to the downright peculiar (we're just going to shrug and walk off-shot now). What a difference a modern editing suite can make, eh? The hardest to rejig ironically had to be The Two Doctors from veteran Bob Holmes. "Part Three" and "Part Five" were a doozy to figure out. I'm really interested in tracking down an ABC programming guide now, I wonder if there's an archive of listings somewhere...? Yes, Batfink!!! And Roger Ramjet!!! Oh, those were the days Every time I think of those I get some really vivid memories from the early Hartnell's (particularly the cliffhanger to Episode One of The Keys of Marinus, for some reason, but also The Web Planet and The Tomb of the Cybermen, especially since the latter was the first change of title sequence I'd seen 'live', as well as being the first Troughton I was seeing 'live'). I think The Mark of the Rani - Part 3 was the Doctor leaving a room with someone saying, "Where's he off to now?" Oh, sinister! Scary! A- they ran out of time, didn't they? The Two Doctors - Part 5 wasn't much better, with the Doctor, Peri and Jamie walking away from the fountain after the Doctor splashes his face, if I remember rightly. Truly inspired writing! I can see why it would have been difficult to find a 'proper' place for a cliffhanger
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Post by Deleted on May 24, 2018 3:23:07 GMT
Well, the quirks of regional broadcasting have left me forever associating Doctor Who with the phrase: "Your bullets cannot harm me! My wings are like a shield of steel!" Oh, boy, were they. That was something I really wanted to avoid doing with those fanedits. Attack of the Cybermen held up pretty well, the first episode was really strong with Lytton's holding Griffiths at gunpoint and then the whole wall slides out and these silver men emerge backed by light (I remember being awestruck, thinking: " These are Cybermen?"). The reveal for "PART THREE" of how they intend to prevent Mondas from being destroyed was a proper whoa moment as well. But the rest of the season...? Mmm... They're solid competitors for "Stop, don't move!" from Death to the Daleks. It ranged from the good (the bathhouse crone revealed), the bad ("Come on Peri, walk!") to the downright peculiar (we're just going to shrug and walk off-shot now). What a difference a modern editing suite can make, eh? The hardest to rejig ironically had to be The Two Doctors from veteran Bob Holmes. "Part Three" and "Part Five" were a doozy to figure out. I'm really interested in tracking down an ABC programming guide now, I wonder if there's an archive of listings somewhere...? Yes, Batfink!!! And Roger Ramjet!!! Oh, those were the days Every time I think of those I get some really vivid memories from the early Hartnell's (particularly the cliffhanger to Episode One of The Keys of Marinus, for some reason, but also The Web Planet and The Tomb of the Cybermen, especially since the latter was the first change of title sequence I'd seen 'live', as well as being the first Troughton I was seeing 'live'). Hero of our nation and a semi-sentient sonar BEEP. Oh, with Yartek coming out of nowhere and just stabbing Arbitan! That frightened the hell out of me as a kid! Discovering Barbara was missing just ramped it up. It's amazing how dire everything felt back then, I genuinely thought they weren't going to make it out from under the thumb of the Brains of Morphoton or the city of Millennius. I saw a few glimpses of An Unearthly Child here and there, but it was "The Dead Planet" that really caught my interest. I watched it from the opening to the close. There's something really iconic about that first cliffhanger. The episode keeps going "This place is dangerous, this place is dangerous, this place is dangerous," and then when she meets the thing coming at her down the corridor: " And now you'll understand why." Snapped me up in an instant. Those were the days. On the other end of the spectrum... I think The Mark of the Rani - Part 3 was the Doctor leaving a room with someone saying, "Where's he off to now?" Oh, sinister! Scary! A- they ran out of time, didn't they? The Two Doctors - Part 5 wasn't much better, with the Doctor, Peri and Jamie walking away from the fountain after the Doctor splashes his face, if I remember rightly. Truly inspired writing! I can see why it would have been difficult to find a 'proper' place for a cliffhanger Oh, it's all completely seamless Quality editin', dat is! Oh, it's amazing how much difference just a trim here (he sticks his face in the fountain, we don't see it come back) or a stretch there (arriving on Varos, they're shot at) does for a cliffhanger. Even just a bit of music for "Part Five". The Mark of the Rani's third cliffhanger (or lack thereof) was a large part of the reason I trimmed it back so thoroughly. The story had another really good cliffhanger -- " Don't breathe it in! Whatever you do, don't breathe it in!" -- but we had to get to it first. There's a real art to a good cliffhanger. The Hartnell/Troughton stories were often able to do it without it being a shock! moment, which I always found interesting. If Kinda were done back in the 60s, for instance, we'd have the box opened and then fade out as something echoes out from inside of it. They were told like book chapters. I used the same trick for the recut episodes of Attack. Now that I think about it, I don't think I would have been as interested as I am in editing now if it hadn't been for these shoddily put-together cliffhangers. Silver living.
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Post by sherlock on May 29, 2018 23:50:59 GMT
Watched the first stream. It's been too long since I last saw those early Hartnell stories. I do find them wonderfully unique in the sense of danger to them. You really get a sense that these characters have been violently uprooted and forced to fend in hostile situations, which I don't think really comes across in later iterations of Who.
Also my understanding was if you didn't subscribe you got ads on Twitch. I don't have any kind of a Twitch account, I just followed a link to the broadcast on Twitter, but got absolutely no ads. Besides a few buffers it was all plain sailing.
Will return tomorrow as I've never actually seen The Keys of Marinus or The Sensorites before.
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Post by newt5996 on May 30, 2018 1:22:16 GMT
I don’t know about you but there’s something magical about over 10,000 people watching Doctor Who from nearly 55 years ago, many never seeing the classic show before, and actually liking it magical.
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Post by glutamodo on May 30, 2018 6:18:54 GMT
Just spotted this thread and checked out the Twitch feed.
Okay, THEY get to use a "stacked" version of the new DW logo... I think pretty much all of us here would rather that BF could do so as well, right?
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2018 8:34:36 GMT
Not me. I don't think it'd flow well with the artwork with the current design at all. I'll miss the current design, but the new cinematic look let's Big Finish stand out as something distincitive - Who without limitations - , rather then just 'Doctor Who on audio'.
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Post by Deleted on May 30, 2018 8:38:12 GMT
Looks like we're on a different scheldue over here. Currently The Daleks is airing.
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