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: Nicholas (nwhyte) wrote,
2011-12-11 17:59:00

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2011-12-11 17:59:00

Missing Doctor Who episodes rediscovered!

Apparently two long-lost episodes of Doctor Who have come to light - "Airlock", the third episode of Galaxy 4 from 1965, and the second episode of the 1967 story The Underwater Menace. The latter becomes the earliest known surviving episode of Patrick Troughton's Second Doctor. I don't have further details - am rather bizarrely following this on Twitter in a Portuguese bistro in Luxembourg, on my way to attend next week's plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg - but I imagine it will be all over the news pretty soon for those of us who care. Looking forward to discovering if the earlier ep is as good as I hope, and the latter as bad as I fear...

Tags: doctor who, doctor who: 01, doctor who: 02

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Missing Doctor Who episodes rediscovered!

The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of Scandinavia’s Utopia, by Michael Booth

Famous books by geography - what I have learned

What is the best-known book set in each European country?

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