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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2020 12:22 am Post subject: |
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I also forgot the episode they wrote is "time travel" in a way - it is set a month in the future! http://theavengers.tv/forever/gale1-7vr.htm _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men"
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mousemeat Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:01 pm Post subject: |
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would have been interesting iif they could find in the vaults, footages of bad takes, blooper reel....but I doubt, that material still exists |
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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 6:27 am Post subject: |
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With the first 3 seasons the blooper reels were pretty much left in the episodes, as they could only afford a couple of edits per story, and those were spoken-for in the director's shooting schedule (for major scene/costume changes etc). The surviving first recording of Sydney Newman's Doctor Who consists of a few runs at half the episode at a time, to be edited later, which are full of gaffes - it was so bad they had to re-do the entire thing some weeks later. Strangely the BBC kept that recording, even though they didn't broadcast it until decades later as a curio, so maybe somewhere there's a "Hot Snow" in unedited form lying around... perhaps that's even why only one "reel"/Act exists? Unlikely, but stranger things have happened. _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men" |
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mousemeat Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:40 am Post subject: |
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Frankymole wrote: | With the first 3 seasons the blooper reels were pretty much left in the episodes, as they could only afford a couple of edits per story, and those were spoken-for in the director's shooting schedule (for major scene/costume changes etc). The surviving first recording of Sydney Newman's Doctor Who consists of a few runs at half the episode at a time, to be edited later, which are full of gaffes - it was so bad they had to re-do the entire thing some weeks later. Strangely the BBC kept that recording, even though they didn't broadcast it until decades later as a curio, so maybe somewhere there's a "Hot Snow" in unedited form lying around... perhaps that's even why only one "reel"/Act exists? Unlikely, but stranger things have happened. |
yeah, finding a complete episode of HOT SNOW, would pretty much be the holy grail.....the reason that majority of first season episodes don't exist, is because the video tape was erased & re used....but yeah, the mistakes were left it, for the most part..due to not editing |
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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2020 11:50 am Post subject: |
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Marking up the map in Intercrime... with the next planned operations in Bristol, Carlisle and Glasgow... which all seem to be on the northeast border of Wales.... I think the actor was a bit geographically unaware! A shame, after they bigged up Leeds and Newcastle earlier in the episode. _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men" |
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dissolute The Ministry

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Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2020 2:26 pm Post subject: |
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Huh? Bristol, Glasgow and Carlisle are nowhere near northeast Wales. Or are you saying that was the line, in which case it's the script writer's fault. _________________ Mrs Peel, you're needed!
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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2020 3:03 am Post subject: |
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dissolute wrote: | Huh? Bristol, Glasgow and Carlisle are nowhere near northeast Wales. Or are you saying that was the line, in which case it's the script writer's fault. | He was indicating them on a map as he spoke, and pointed to completely the wrong areas. As I say, he indicated three small areas close together and northeast of Wales when he mentioned each city. So the episode makes it seem they're all there (somewhere near Liverpool?). _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men" |
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dissolute The Ministry

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mousemeat Diabolical Mastermind
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Frankymole wrote: | dissolute wrote: | Huh? Bristol, Glasgow and Carlisle are nowhere near northeast Wales. Or are you saying that was the line, in which case it's the script writer's fault. | He was indicating them on a map as he spoke, and pointed to completely the wrong areas. As I say, he indicated three small areas close together and northeast of Wales when he mentioned each city. So the episode makes it seem they're all there (somewhere near Liverpool?). |
Liverpool....always wanted to visit there..besides being the breeding grounds of the Quarrymen, and later the Beatles, the town has a rich history of sorts |
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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 3:50 am Post subject: |
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Another time travel episode, set in the future... in The White Elephant, Steed is observing a freshly-picked daffodil (a spring flower) "growing", as he mentions in dialogue. It was made in November 1963 and shown on 4 January 1964, so presumably the prop is a plastic daffodil. But in the context of the story it must be at least a few weeks, probably a month or two in the "future" from when it was shown - bringing the audiences at home a welcome hint of spring in the doldrums of mid-winter. _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men" |
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mousemeat Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 7:48 am Post subject: |
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Frankymole wrote: |
Another time travel episode, set in the future... in The White Elephant, Steed is observing a freshly-picked daffodil (a spring flower) "growing", as he mentions in dialogue. It was made in November 1963 and shown on 4 January 1964, so presumably the prop is a plastic daffodil. But in the context of the story it must be at least a few weeks, probably a month or two in the "future" from when it was shown - bringing the audiences at home a welcome hint of spring in the doldrums of mid-winter. |
Time travel, indeed....all in all, how many episodes dealt with time travel ? |
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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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mousemeat wrote: |
Time travel, indeed....all in all, how many episodes dealt with time travel ? | The obvious one is "Escape in Time" which I'm very fond of. The New Avengers one with the frozen soldiers sort of counts, I guess (if you squint). _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men" |
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Frankymole Diabolical Mastermind

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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 2:34 pm Post subject: |
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Oh yes and the TARDIS gets blown up in "Target!"  _________________ Last watched: "The Medicine Men" |
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mousemeat Diabolical Mastermind
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Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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Frankymole wrote: | mousemeat wrote: |
Time travel, indeed....all in all, how many episodes dealt with time travel ? | The obvious one is "Escape in Time" which I'm very fond of. The New Avengers one with the frozen soldiers sort of counts, I guess (if you squint). |
of course....and at my age, I seem to do it more and more....I knew I should have listened to me mum....'eat your veggies'....lol..squinting, indeed ! |
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Avengerholic The Big Thinker
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Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2022 6:28 am Post subject: |
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Despite appearances 'The War Marshall' only has brass Key lock Barrels on one side, the other side is a plain black panel. The prop is obviously turned around in some shots to give the illusion that both sides have detailing, in other shots they either didn't bother or simply forgot. |
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Avengerholic The Big Thinker
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Just watched Room Without A View, The old fella ages and changes sex within 20 seconds in the opening scene. I don't know who the young female hand belongs too that grabs the curtains but it certain isn't attached the wrist of the old chap  |
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