The persistence of this community continues to remind me that even the most niche moments in television history hold significant value to fans. I have been reaching out to rights holders to understand the specific hurdles preventing a physical release for this sketch. Your enthusiasm provides the necessary weight for these conversations to continue.
November 25, 2014
Reaching this level of support confirms that many of us still hold a deep appreciation for this specific piece of television history. It is encouraging to see that the desire to preserve this unique project remains as strong today as it was when it first aired. This momentum suggests that the conversation regarding a wider release is finally gaining the attention it deserves.
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Kirby219
1 year ago
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This was one of the best Doctor Who episodes ever I want it on Dvd fourmy collection. That’s aslong. As it uses the same packaging style as they did for the classic Doctor Who releases such as the movie paradise Towers that like they used to with the on the spine has a picture of that doctor.
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Terry Francis
11 years ago
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Come on, it's better making money for the charity on DVD than it is just sitting an the archive shelf earning nothing for the charity!
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Andrew Marchant
11 years ago
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Get this released on the next RND and again donate 30p of the DVD to the cause. It's not hard!!! Everyone loves it! Plus, perfect timing! Written by Moffatt! Do it! Do it!
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Matthew
11 years ago
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Moffat's first contribution to the world of who. of course it needs a DVD release
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Roan Van Slooten
11 years ago
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How can someone not like Rowan Aktinson &Co.? And not everyone has kept their VHS stuff over the years.
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Simon Thorpe
11 years ago
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A chance to see one of the greatest Doctors who never was and an opportunity to raise money for a good cause. Everybody wins!
The persistence of this community continues to remind me that even the most niche moments in television history hold significant value to fans. I have been reaching out to rights holders to understand the specific hurdles preventing a physical release for this sketch. Your enthusiasm provides the necessary weight for these conversations to continue.
November 25, 2014
Reaching this level of support confirms that many of us still hold a deep appreciation for this specific piece of television history. It is encouraging to see that the desire to preserve this unique project remains as strong today as it was when it first aired. This momentum suggests that the conversation regarding a wider release is finally gaining the attention it deserves.
30 Comments
K
Kirby219
1 year ago
Featured
This was one of the best Doctor Who episodes ever I want it on Dvd fourmy collection. That’s aslong. As it uses the same packaging style as they did for the classic Doctor Who releases such as the movie paradise Towers that like they used to with the on the spine has a picture of that doctor.
T
Terry Francis
11 years ago
Featured
Come on, it's better making money for the charity on DVD than it is just sitting an the archive shelf earning nothing for the charity!
A
Andrew Marchant
11 years ago
Featured
Get this released on the next RND and again donate 30p of the DVD to the cause. It's not hard!!! Everyone loves it! Plus, perfect timing! Written by Moffatt! Do it! Do it!
M
Matthew
11 years ago
Featured
Moffat's first contribution to the world of who. of course it needs a DVD release
R
Roan Van Slooten
11 years ago
Featured
How can someone not like Rowan Aktinson &Co.? And not everyone has kept their VHS stuff over the years.
S
Simon Thorpe
11 years ago
Featured
A chance to see one of the greatest Doctors who never was and an opportunity to raise money for a good cause. Everybody wins!
This was one of the best Doctor Who episodes ever I want it on Dvd fourmy collection. That’s aslong. As it uses the same packaging style as they did for the classic Doctor Who releases such as the movie paradise Towers that like they used to with the on the spine has a picture of that doctor.