Dr Who R2 - DVD Availability

[Rare Bird]

Does anyone know if the below are available on DVD yet? :)

William Hartnell:
The Sensorites
Planet Of Giants

Patrick Troughton:
The Ice Warriors
The Krotons

John Pertwee:
The Ambassadors Of Death
Terror Of The Autons
The Mind Of Evil
Colony In Space
The Daemons
Day Of The Daleks
Invasion Of The Dinosaurs
Death To The Darleks
Planet Of The Spiders

[Spectral Morn]

Does anyone know if the below are available on DVD yet? :)

William Hartnell:
The Sensorites Yes
Planet Of Giants no

Patrick Troughton:
The Ice Warriors No..Only Seeds of Death
The Krotons No

John Pertwee:
The Ambassadors Of Death None of these though they were all available ob Video once
Terror Of The Autons
The Mind Of Evil
Colony In Space
The Daemons
Day Of The Daleks
Invasion Of The Dinosaurs
Death To The Daleks
Planet Of The Spiders

Hope that is of help.


Regards D S D L

[Rare Bird]

Thanks Neil.

[Mr Pig]

I believe they are available as colouring books, which is better.

[Rare Bird]

very good pig slave :lol:

Neil:
forgot William Hartnell 'The Gunfighters' is that on DVD do you know?

[Spectral Morn]

very good pig slave :lol:

Neil:
forgot William Hartnell 'The Gunfighters' is that on DVD do you know?

No sadly not and may be a lost episode, not sure though.

2 entertains release schedule is, to say the least not what the fans want. Leave the crap to last and release the good stuff first.

If you look in charity shops though you can find them on VCR :) I bought a pile last year. John Pertwee and Pat Troughton


Regards D S D L

[Mr Pig]

Leave the crap to last and release the good stuff first.

One of the adjectives in that sentence is confusing me.

Out of interest, what age are you guys and what's with the interest in a children's program?

[Mr Pig]

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[Marco]

Out of interest, what age are you guys and what's with the interest in a children's program?

Andre's 14 and Neil's 57.

Marco.

[Spectral Morn]

ummm having thought about this Colin, your comments are somewhat disrespectful of Andre and myself and could be described as thread crapping.

Neither Andre not myself asked for your particular view/opinion on the age of those who like/enjoy watching Dr who to be expressed and as you have nothing constructive to add to the thread I suggest you keep out of it.

Marco is a Dr Who fan as is D S J R ( of Classic Who) as I am and Andre.

You think its childish......well that's your opinion.


D S D L

[Mr Pig]

I don't understand it, and that's the truth.

I don't understand what grown-ups find interesting about children's program with terrible story lines based on idiotic premises. The production values on the 'new' incarnation were fantastic and some of the acting really great. Christopher Ecleston was brilliant but it all seemed such a waste when the whole show was 'jump the shark' city. I know it's just a kid's show but I was genuinely annoyed that they'd missed such a great opportunity to make something good.

I'm sorry you don't like me criticising your taste in TV but I guess that's just too bad. I assumed such opinions were allowed here as there seems little restraint when it comes to making a bit of fun of people's choice in turntable etc, which is fine by me incidentally. And all I've said is that Dr Who is a children's program, which it is.

[Spectral Morn]

I don't understand it, and that's the truth.

I don't understand what grown-ups find interesting about children's program with terrible story lines based on idiotic premises. The production values on the 'new' incarnation were fantastic and some of the acting really great. Christopher Ecleston was brilliant but it all seemed such a waste when the whole show was 'jump the shark' city. I know it's just a kid's show but I was genuinely annoyed that they'd missed such a great opportunity to make something good.

I'm sorry you don't like me criticising your taste in TV but I guess that's just too bad. I assumed such opinions were allowed here as there seems little restraint when it comes to making a bit of fun of people's choice in turntable etc, which is fine by me incidentally. And all I've said is that Dr Who is a children's program, which it is.

Colin if you had typed what you just had there would be no issue and no comment would have been made. However what you did was ridicule my, Andre, Marco's, DSJR interest enjoyment of Dr Who.

I don't disagree with you re the lack of stories/substance in the new Who however most of those I name above prefer the old classic series; not the recent ones, thought there have been a few excellent stories.

Perhaps you don't let your inner child out too often/or at all to play ;)


Regards D S D L

[Reid Malenfant]

I liked the Mary, Mungo & Midge avatar that Andr'e was sporting not so long ago ;) I have the complete series of that on DVD :)

[Rare Bird]

I liked the Mary, Mungo & Midge avatar that Andr'e was sporting not so long ago ;) I have the complete series of that on DVD :)

Aye only 13 episodes of that Mark..classics..Were all kids at heart regardless how old. :)

[Mr Pig]

Colin if you had typed what you just had there would be no issue

I don't think there is an issue.


I liked the Mary, Mungo & Midge avatar that Andr'e was sporting

Great theme music. Program was a little pedestrian though. Danger Mouse, now that was a good show! I wanted his car but sadly it was not commercially available.

[Alex_UK]

I have the Bagpuss DVD. My wife says I'm the oldest teenager she knows. I think I'm not quite in my teens yet. I've also got all the Mr. Men episodes.

[Spectral Morn]

Bagpuss now your talking...loved that series but that was part of the magic of Oliver Postgate.


Regards D S D L

[Rare Bird]

I have the Bagpuss DVD. My wife says I'm the oldest teenager she knows. I think I'm not quite in my teens yet. I've also got all the Mr. Men episodes.

The wife has the Bagpuss DVD she loves it :lolsign: loves Camberwick Green, Trumpton & Chigley aswell :)

[Reid Malenfant]

Bagpuss is cool :) I wouldn't mind getting hold of that, Fingerbobs springs to mind as well... Oooh Hectors House, Pogles Wood... The Clangers & soupdragon!!!

Ah bugger it, there was loads of good stuff as a kid... Of course it's all really crap nowadays :rolleyes:

[minuteman35]

Through Tesco/Lovefilm I've rented Mary, Mungo & Midge, Mr Benn and Hector's House. MM&M is still charming and very BBC. Mr Benn was pretty much as I remembered it, but I was surprised at HH because I'd forgotten what an anarchic old hound he was. :)

[Macca]

Aunt Flo and P C Copper?

That's not Snap...

[Alex_UK]

Aunt Flo and P C Copper?

That's not Snap...

Strawwwwwwbbbberrrry!

[Macca]

Strawwwwwwbbbberrrry!

:lolsign:

Alberto Frog was nothing if not predictable.