It was available in France - now OOP.
www.amazon.fr/-/en/Long-di...

1960s Australian magazine article titled "Doctor In Space" about the "Doctor Who" story "The Web Planet". The brief text is illustrated with three photographs, two showing ant and butterfly-styled alien creatures, and a third showing a smartly dressed 47 year-old man, the Australian writer of the serial, Bill Strutton.

Taken from this Australian magazine article promoting The Web Planet (sorry, this is the best scan of the article I have!)

Have you found out how to attach runes to your gear (sword, etc), yet???

Tomorrow being Wednesday, in this case!

Popular enough to inspire a bit of Cockney rhyming slang!

They're much of a muchness, but in order of preference...

Pyramids of Mars
Talons of Weng-Chiang
Genesis of the Daleks
Terror of the Zygons
The Seeds of Doom

In chronological order:
Genesis of the Daleks
Terror of the Zygons
Pyramids of Mars
The Seeds of Doom
The Talons of Weng-Chiang

Great use of negative space for the candles!

I’d love to read more of Frank’s work in new physical media releases, he knows his old telly and films!

FWIW, Digiguide has it listed as an HD programme.

In similar vein, a definitive restoration of Black Narcissus would be very welcome.

Hey! I made this super specific starter pack for the art and film fan crossover crowd go.bsky.app/NvGPdbg

Superb piece of work, Lee! The composition and general texture reminds me of the great Phil Bevan.

Wasn't this one of the books that they were planning to release in hardback, too?

It was probably planned as a single part, but Doddy locked the doors and wouldn't let anyone out until he'd done a few hours.

That is, indeed, how they get you.

I've not heard of a two-part TIYL before. Were there many others?

A fascinating look at how news of President John F. Kennedy's assassination broke in the UK...

It must be difficult getting your noggin around Artificial Intelligence, when you haven't even mastered Ogron Intelligence.

Roger Bolton - Television And Film Music, 1991-1994 View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of "Television And Film Music, 1991-1994" on Discogs.

There's also an arrangement - apparently for The Money Programme - by Roger Bolton (but not THAT Roger Bolton, confusingly), on this album... not sure where it fits in (if at all)...
www.discogs.com/release/1104...

They were all fired.

Close up of the creature's white, mottled patchwork hand.

Close-up of a sailor's belt buckle, decorated with an anchor.

Close-up of a prosthetic ankle and foot, constructed of leather and metal.

Two black bags, elaborately embroidered with gold Christian crosses, with black ribbon straps attached.

The Devil's in the details...

I visited the exhibition of props and costumes from @realgdt.bsky.social's Frankenstein today, and was very impressed!

It runs at Selfridges in Oxford Street until November the 9th, and admission is free!

www.selfridges.com/GB/en/stores...

Changes to the BBC’s Written Archives Centre threaten open research – and might infringe on the broadcaster’s charter The broadcasting history preserved by the WAC features innumerable strands of our social, political and cultural histories.

My contribution to The Conversation about the changes at the BBC Written Archives Centre which now fundamentally restrict the possibilities for independent and exploratory research.

theconversation.com/changes-to-t...

DEFENDING THE WAC: MARK LEWISOHN LOOKS AT WHY RENEWED APPRECIATION IS URGENTLY REQUIRED I was asked to write an op-ed piece saying why I think the BBC’s Written Archives Centre (WAC) is a unique and brilliant resource, which I can do because it’s both – and why, therefore…

MUST READ! In the latest CST blog about the damaging changes going on at the BBC Written Archives Centre, @marklewisohn.bsky.social delivers his cri de cœur squarely at those who came up with or are signing-off on this policy shift. Please read and share widely.

cstonline.net/defending-th...

You might want to check out this utility, which I've found invaluable when using multiple monitors:
www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/

Getting strong Les Structures Sonores vibes...

442: The Making of Season 13 on Blu-ray (part one) The countdown has begun - there's less than a week until Season 13 arrives on Blu-ray in the UK. As ever, we preview this eagerly-anticipated release by speaking to some of the people involved in the

🚨NEW EPISODE!�

#DoctorWho Season 13 blu-ray preview (part one)? ✔️

@petercrockersvs.bsky.social on picture restoration? ✔️

@nothinglane.bsky.social on the PDF archive? ✔️

You know what to listen to!

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I recognise the location for the sequence with the pretty girl: it's the 19th century village pump at Ickenham (near Ruislip). The garage might be the one that's nearby.

I wonder if Cleese ever appeared as Basil in the Video Arts training films.

Has anyone catalogued those films? I've only seen a couple, but they seem to have featured some notable performers. If nothing else it's probably professional work that doesn't seem to have been documented adequately.

REGISTERED CHARITY

Film is Fabulous! is now a registered charity. We urgently need ‘your’ support, to continue preserving vulnerable film treasures held privately in the U.K.:

filmisfabulous.org.uk/the-film-is-...