Forces TV - classic Dr Who

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Analoguesat

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Starting mid Feb Forces TV will be showing 12 series of Dr Who episodes, taking in the Pertwee to McCoy eras. It appears to kick off with Spearhead From Space on Feb 15th. :D

Sky - 181
Freesat - 165
Freeview (some areas only)
 
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The 12 getting a showing are:

Spearhead from Space - 1970 - Pertwee
The Daemons - 1971 -Pertwee
Genesis of the Daleks - 1975 - Baker
Terror of the Zygons - 1976 - Baker
Robots of Death - 1977 - Baker
City of Death - 1979 - Baker
Logopolis- 1981 - Baker
Kinda - 1982 - Davidson
Earthshock - 1982 - Davidson
Caves of Andrazoni - 1984 - Davidson
Vengeance on Varos - 1985 - C Baker
Remembrance of the Daleks - 1988 - McCoy
 
Pluto TV have their own Classic Doctor Who channel. It’s certainly a popular watch.
 
Loving it so far.

No wonder it went pearshaped in 2005.
 
Love the public school accents from the cast circa 60s-70s. Unashamed recycling of a very tight cast in different character roles. Definitely a real closed shop around that period. I always wanted to apply for the Dalek operators job. Distinctively different from the Dalek voice job.
 
Found the Sea Devils among many others on Dailymotion last night. :D

 
For anyone who isnt aware virtually the whole "Whoniverse" is available on iplayer. Including all the reconstructions / animated remakes, spin off etc

Whilst I found the jump between live action & animated episodes a jarring experience which I wont be repeating I found the ones that are all animated fine to watch.
 
Analoguesat said:
For anyone who isnt aware virtually the whole "Whoniverse" is available on iplayer. Including all the reconstructions / animated remakes, spin off etc

Whilst I found the jump between live action & animated episodes a jarring experience which I wont be repeating I found the ones that are all animated fine to watch.
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iPlayer is a licence paying service, with georestrictions requiring VPN outside the UK.
Videomotion should be accessible in most locations though you will have to put up with advertising.
 
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