Complete Episodes/Clips/Etc. List
Given the amount of disinformation, and general lack of precise
information, I took it upon myself to attempt to remedy the situation by
assembling a list of EVERY LAST clip and bit and piece that exists of the
Hartnell and Troughton Eras. I know that there will be oversights and
incorrect information here, so I post in the hopes that the VAST RADW
audience will flood me with corrections and clarifications.
Following this post, the list will be available on my WWW page, as soon as
I figure out where it will be...
So now, we begin...
As there always seems to be some confusion as to the EXACT contents of the
Archives, this is my attempt to put together an up-to-date and complete
list of exactly what bits and pieces of the first 2 Doctors exist.
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First Doctor - Willian Hartnell
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A - An Unearthly Child (1,000,000 BC) whatever... (4 Episodes)
Exists complete on 16mm film. The originally untransmitted Pilot also
exists, in addition to 3 different "takes" of the second half of the first
episode (inside the TARDIS), 1 of which is included in the HARTNELL YEARS
tape, and another of which was broadcast on BBC2 on the 26th of August,
1992.
B - The Daleks (7 Episodes)
Complete on 16mm film
C - The Edge of Destruction (Inside the Spaceship) (2 Episodes)
Complete on 16mm, with Arabic/Spanish versions of episode 1, and an Arabic
version of episode 2 also existing in the Archives.
D - Marco Polo (7 Episodes)
None of these exist at the BBC, although a large variety of color stills
were taken on the set, in addition to some off-screen stills. A complete
audio recording of all 7 episodes was recently returned to the BBC by fan
David Holman.
E - The Keys of Marinus (6 Episodes)
All 6 exist on 16mm, with an Arabic version of the 1st episode also
existing.
F - The Aztecs (4 Episodes)
All 4 exist on 16mm
G - The Sensorites (6 Episodes)
All 6 exist on 16mm
H - The Reign of Terror (6 Episodes)
Episodes 1,2,3 and 6 exist on 16mm in the Archives, and were planned for
release (with linking footage by Carole Ann Ford), though this appears to
have been permanently shelved. Also existing are several clips (silent,
on Super8 film) from the missing episodes 4 and 5 (totalling just over
1:00 in length). In addition, audio recordings of episodes 4 and 5 were
also recently returned to the BBC by David Holman.
J - Planet of Giants (3 Episodes)
All 3 exist on 16mm, with episodes 2 and 3 also existing in Arabic.
K - The Dalek Invasion of Earth (6 Episodes)
All 6 exist on 16mm, with episode 5 also existing on 35mm monochrome film.
Arabic versions of episodes 1 and 6 also exist, in addition to 2
BBC-transmitted trailers (one ~:57, the other ~:30).
L - The Rescue (2 Episodes)
Both exist on 16mm
M - The Romans (4 Episodes)
All exist on 16mm
N - The Web Planet (6 Episodes)
All 6 exist on 16mm, in addition to an overseas version of episode 1 which
does not have the reprise from THE ROMANS. Episode 6 also exists as an
overseas version with the caption "NEXT EPISODE - THE SPACE MUSEUM" (as
opposed to "NEXT EPISODE - THE LION").
P - The Crusade (4 Episodes)
Only episode 3 exists on 16mm film (as released on THE HARTNELL YEARS),
although an audio recording of the entire story was recently returned to
the BBC by David Holman. (Update Jan, 1999 - episode 1 has been found
and returned to the BBC!)
Q - The Space Museum (4 Episodes)
All 4 exist on 16mm.
R - The Chase (6 Episodes)
All 6 exist on 16mm.
S - The Time Meddler (4 Episodes)
All 4 exist on 16mm, although episode 1 is missing several seconds from a
scene where Vikings get stabbed by Saxons.
T - Galaxy 4 (4 Episodes)
None exist at the BBC, although a :30 clip (from a telerecording) was used
at part of "The Lively Arts: Whose Doctor Who" originally transmitted 3
April 1977 (and recently rebroadcast). There have been many rumours
surrounding the existance of a ~6:00 clip (episode unknown) held in
private hands, but this does not exist at the BBC. In addition to a :18
silent Super8 clip (from the beginning of episode 1), an audiorecording of
the entire story was recently return to the Archives by David Holman.
T/A (DC) - Mission To the Unknown (Dalek Cutaway) (1 Episode)
Does not exist, although a complete audiorecording was supposedly returned
to the BBC by David Holman (this writer has yet to hear the recording).
U - The Myth Makers (4 Episodes)
Does not exist, although :44 of silent Super8 clips (episodes unknown)
have existed in private hands for many years. The complete audiorecording
was recently returned to the BBC by David Holman.
V - The Daleks' Masterplan (12 Episodes)
Episodes 5 and 10 exist on 16mm (both having been released on DALEKS: THE
EARLY YEARS)
In addition, clips also exist from:
Ep. 1 - Kert Gentry being killed (:54)
The TARDIS materialises on Kembel(:15)
A starfield overlay (:10)
Mavic Chen's SPAR landing on Kembel (:28)
Ep. 2 - Daleks burning the Kembel jungle (1:24)
A smoke overlay (:38)
Chen's SPAR on the landing pad (:12)
Ep. 3 - The damaged SPAR must crash land (1:35)
Ep. 4 - Katarina's death (:56)
activity inside the Dalek ship (??)
A complete audiorecording of the story has existed in fan circles for some
time, although the beginning of episode 1 and the end of episode 7 were
incomplete. A complete audiorecording was supposedly recently returned to
the BBC by David Holman (although the writer has not heard this
recording). Higher quality audiorecordings of episodes 8, 9, 10 and 12
were also returned by Graham Strong.
W - The Massacre (of St Bartholomew's Eve) (4 Episodes)
None exist in the Archives, although a complete audiorecording was
returned to the Archives by Graham Strong.
Y - The Celestial Toymaker (4 Episodes)
Only episode 4 remains (as released on THE HARTNELL YEARS) and it is
missing its "NEXT EPISODE" caption. A complete audiorecording was
supposedly recently returned to the BBC by David Holman (though this
writer has not heard this recording).
AA - The Savages (4 Episodes)
No episodes exist, although a series of "telesnaps" (still photographs
taken of a telerecording being shown on a flat screen) done by
photographer John Cura do exist, and have been published by DWB. In
addition, :49 of silent Super8 footage exists (mostly from episode 4,
including Steven's goodbye) in addition to the complete audiorecording
returned to the BBC by Graham Strong.
BB - The War Machines (4 Episodes)
All 4 exist, although both episodes 3 and 4 are missing several dialogue
and battle scenes. In addition, a small spool (containing material not
used in the finished program) exists of footage of the Post Office Tower
and a War Machine on location.
CC - The Smugglers (4 Episodes)
None exist, though director Gerald Blake's behind-the-scenes home movie
footage (2:45) does exist. In addition, DWM has published John Cura's
telesnaps of all 4 episodes. Complete audiorecordings have been returned
to the Archives by Graham Strong.
DD - The Tenth Planet (4 Episodes)
All but episode 4 exist, with the Cura telesnaps of episode 4 having been
published in DWM. Additionally, the regeneration sequence exists in 2
forms: 1) the :26 segment broadcast on the November 5, 1973 edition of
BLUE PETER and 2) a sequence of several clips (all from episode 4) which
cover nearly the entire scene inside the TARDIS leading up to the
regeneration. A complete audiorecording of the entire story has been
returned to the BBC (allowing them to remaster the soundtrack of episode
2) by Graham Strong.
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Second Doctor - Patrick Troughton
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EE - The Power of the Daleks (6 Episodes)
No episodes exist, although the Cura telesnaps have been published twice
by DWB, and have been mated with older audio recordings to create a
complete photovideo of the entire story. A newer, complete audiorecording
(not the BBC Audio) was returned to the Archives by Graham Strong.
Additionally, silent Super8 footage (:58, from episodes 1 and 2) exists,
athough it appears that the BBC does not hold copies of this material.
Other clips include:
Ep. 4 - Daleks leaving plant/Dalek assembly line (:17) (silent)
"We are not ready yet to teach these human beings the law of the
Daleks!" (:09)
Ep. 5 - Daleks assembling (0:07) (silent)
"Daleks conquer and destroy!" (0:38)
Ep. 6 - Exploding Daleks (effects shot) (0:07)
FF - The Highlanders (4 Episodes)
None exist, save a :02 clip of Troughton leaving the TARDIS. The entire
Cura telesnap archive has been published in DWB, and a complete audio
recording has been returned to the BBC by Graham Strong.
GG - The Underwater Menace (4 Episodes)
Only episode 3 exists. A complete audiorecording was returned to the BBC
by Graham Strong.
HH - The Moonbase (4 Episodes)
Episodes 2 and 4 exists (as released on CYBERMEN: THE EARLY YEARS). The
complete telesnaps have been published in DWB and an audiorecording of the
entire story has been returned to the BBC by Graham strong.
JJ - The Macra Terror (4 Episodes)
No episodes exist, though the scene of the Doctor running from the camp
(:03) from episode 2 (and reused in THE THREE DOCTORS) does exist.
Additionally, a series of silent, Super8 clips (:53) exist (including the
titles and scenes from later in episode 1). The complete audiorecording
was returned to the BBC by Graham Strong.
KK - The Faceless Ones (6 Episodes)
Episodes 1 and 3 exist. Episode 3 has several breaks/edits where the
print had been damaged. The complete audiorecording was returned to the
BBC by Graham Strong.
LL - The Evil of the Daleks (7 Episodes)
Only episode 2 remains, and this has cuts made to both opening titles and
end credits. Additionally, rough effects footage (0:10) of Daleks doing
battle (from episode 7) exists. The complete audiorecording was provided
to the BBC by Graham Strong
MM - The Tomb of the Cybermen (4 Episodes)
All 4 episodes were located in late 1991 at Rediffusion TV Hong Kong and
returned to the BBC.
NN - The Abominable Snowmen (6 episodes)
Only episode 2 remains. The original 35mm monochrome insert film of the
location footage for this episode exists, in addition to all of the
original 16mm location footage, all of which is superior to the existing
episode (and also includes material that was not in the final broadcast
version). This location footage also include the only Troughton-era
blooper. Also existing is director Gerald Blake's home movie behind the
scenes film (2:25). The complete audiorecording was returned to the
Archives by Graham Strong.
OO - The Ice Warriors (6 Episodes)
Episodes 1, 4, 5 and 6 remain. The Cura telesnaps of episodes 2 and 3
were published by DWM, and have since been used (with the assistance of
the audio recordings done by Graham Strong) to re-assemble episodes 2 and
3, creating a complete photovideo of the story.
PP - The Enemy of the World (6 Episodes)
Only episode 3 remains (as released on THE TROUGHTON YEARS). The complete
audiorecording was returned to the BBC by Graham Strong.
QQ - The Web of Fear (6 Episodes)
Only episode 1 remains. The Cura telesnaps of the remaining episodes were
published by DWM, and have since been used (with the complete audio
recordings returned to the BBC by Graham Strong) to assemble a complete
photovideo of all six episodes.
RR - Fury from the Deep (6 Episodes)
No episodes remain. The sole existing footage is (from episode 1) of the
TARDIS landing in the sea (0:19) (this was re-used in THE WAR GAMES). A
complete audiorecording was returned to the BBC by Graham Strong.
SS - The Wheel In Space (6 Episodes)
Episodes 3 and 6 remain (as released on CYBERMEN: THE EARLY YEARS).
Episode 6 exists as both a 35mm telerecording and 35mm slash print (with
incomplete soundtrack). Using the Cura telesnaps (as published by DWM)
and the complete audiorecordings returned by Graham Strong, a complete
photovideo of the whole story has been assembled.
TT - The Dominators (5 Episodes)
All 5 episodes exist (as released on BBC Video). Episode 3 is a 35mm
monochrome telerecoring and episodes 4 and 5 have a few minor cuts in
scenes where characters are killed, though it is not known if all copies
have these same edits.
UU - The Mind Robber (5 Episodes)
All 5 episodes remain, with episode 5 existing as a 35mm monochrome
telerecording.
VV - The Invasion (4 Episodes)
All but episodes 1 and 4 exist (as released on BBC Video). A complete
audiorecording has supposedly been returned to the Archives (though this
writer has yet to hear it).
WW - The Krotons (4 Episodes)
All 4 episodes exist (as released by BBC Video).
XX - The Seeds of Death (6 Episodes)
All 6 episodes exist (as released (in omnibus form) on BBC Video).
YY - The Space Pirates (6 Episodes)
Only episode 2 remains (as a 35mm monochrome telerecording) as released on
THE TROUGHTON YEARS. The complete audiorecordings were supposedly
recently returned to the BBC (though the writer has yet to hear these
recordings).
ZZ - The War Games (10 Episodes)
All 10 episodes exist in the Archives (as released by BBC Video).
Information Sources:
DWB Compendium, JML Programme Guide, DWM, DWB, RADW heresay...;)
Andrew
(who had far too much time on his hands...)
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