There there, Prole-y, there there… *hugs*

You know, our reviewer had a similar problem; he actually bought them, though, but couldn't get them to play on his computer, so he ended up taking the route I'd suggested and watched them on Dailymotion.

He'd already bought copies, so I guess it technically wasn't illegal… if…

Why did you include an unproduced story and leave out the Chameleon doubles of Polly and Jamie from "The Faceless Ones"? :-/

Blame Philip Hinchcliffe for that; at least Robert Holmes had the good sense to protest his boss's decision on that.

"Daleks' Master Plan"? "The Myth Makers"?

You didn't like it? But it's Dougie Camfield behind the camera; he's ALWAYS good! :-(

DO IT! :-D

Don't forget, though, that it was also Innes Lloyd's last show; you'd think he'd want to go out with the triumphant bug-eyedalist "Web of Fear", but it started Peter Bryant's tenure, instead. Interesting to figure, that…

Very true; the modelwork in the original left me quite impressed. Didn't think '60s Doctor Who even had that kind of budget. The full-size capsule itself also looked impressively expensive.

It's not THAT boring; Griffin the chef and Jamie in tight leather more than make up for it. ;-)

Thanks so much for bumping this up to the top of the queque, Christopher! Quite worth it, I think. :-)

Also… is it just me, or does John, the one who complains about being stuck underground for so long, bear a weird sort-of resemblance to Bill Hader?

Your user name is suitably appropriate in the context of this story, don't you think? ;-)

What's so great about the recovery is that you can finally see all the work Barry Letts put into directing it; for something that's shot on video, the cinematography is often fantastic, and the final filmed sequence on the TARDIS uses the separation of the Doctor and Salamander in a wonderfully unnerving way.

Another…

You're welcome, Christopher. Hope you enjoyed them! :-)

…fuck, what is wrong with me? :-S

…Krandel. :-(

I don't have the hots for him, boyo. You have a sick mind, you know that?

PHRASING.

Wow… drunk Rob Pattinson can sing like a MOFO. :-O

Even when he's swerving all over the place and hitting sour notes, you can hear he's got a good voice; I'm afraid, though, that the same can't be said for Katy Perry, however…

And Henry Winkler as the all mother!

Just a bridge, sir.