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WATCH ALONG | CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO | 2x30 | The Chase: The Executioners (Patreon)

Published:
2022-08-31 12:03:00
Imported:
2022-12
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A Few Notes:

  • Please no spoilers beyond this episode unless you see that later episodes have already been released. In that case, no spoilers beyond those episodes.
  • This video is in a watch along format. This means you'll need your own copy of the episode to watch alongside my reaction. This is in an effort to avoid copyright infringement.
  • If you're based in the UK (or using a UK streaming site), here are instructions for how to get your copy to sync with mine.
  • If you want to know what’s coming up, check out the schedule here.

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Comments

Ian Smith

Back in the day, the BBC (owing to a lack of storage and money) had a policy of purging anything that it didn't feel to be culturally or historically important, in order that videotape (which was expensive back then) could be re-used. Hence, they deleted much of Dr Who, and almost ALL of the Beatles! In fact, the very short clip we saw here of the Beatles performing Ticket to Ride is the ONLY surviving footage of the Beatles performing at the BBC (which they did on several occasions). Back in 1965 their reputation hadn't reached the heights that it has nowadays, and the executives in charge of the BBC - being of an older generation - would probably not have held the band in particularly high esteem. I can see why this episode was chosen for you to watch. It contains many enjoyable elements...but 'plot development' might not be one of them :)