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Post by jayglover on Mar 1, 2017 20:36:02 GMT
This is something, I usually always think about
What would actually happen if an doctor who story that had been animated got found
Would We Get a Special Edition or Wouldn't we
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Post by John W King on Mar 1, 2017 20:55:00 GMT
We have had special editions of quite a few totally complete existing stories. Ifthey were commercially viable I'd like to hope if the real episode were found then special editions would become available. That is if DVDs are in vogue. Look at the history of Underwater Menace
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Post by Dylan Heath on Mar 1, 2017 22:38:40 GMT
I'm fairly sure that they'd put out a special edition DVD as recently discovered episodes usually sell really well. After all the two best selling DVDs are The Web Of Fear and Enemy Of The World.
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Post by martinjwills on Mar 2, 2017 19:55:41 GMT
I think the Mind of Evil colourisation was held up for a few months, when they thought another copy of Episode 1 had turned up, hoping it had chroma dots.
Im sure any animation process that is underway would be halted, unless it was so near to completion, it would be worth finishing as an extra, if that episode turned up.
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Post by John Wall on Mar 2, 2017 22:31:12 GMT
I think the Mind of Evil colourisation was held up for a few months, when they thought another copy of Episode 1 had turned up, hoping it had chroma dots. Im sure any animation process that is underway would be halted, unless it was so near to completion, it would be worth finishing as an extra, if that episode turned up. Perhaps that was Planet of the Daleks 3 ? The recolourised version had been completed but then the colour recovery (chroma dots) version became available - the two were combined. |
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Post by John Wall on Mar 2, 2017 22:33:11 GMT
I'm fairly sure that they'd put out a special edition DVD as recently discovered episodes usually sell really well. After all the two best selling DVDs are The Web Of Fear and Enemy Of The World. If Philip Morris does recover WoF3 I'd expect a special edition. |
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Post by Mike Biggs on Mar 3, 2017 19:20:37 GMT
I wondered this question myself. Related to this, what if they find a single episode that has been animated, but it doesn't complete the story?
At the end of the day I suppose that they'll do whatever they think will make them some money.
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Post by Dylan Heath on Mar 4, 2017 10:17:18 GMT
I'm fairly sure that they'd put out a special edition DVD as recently discovered episodes usually sell really well. After all the two best selling DVDs are The Web Of Fear and Enemy Of The World. If Philip Morris does recover WoF3 I'd expect a special edition. They'd make one as I imagine it'd sell. |
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Post by Robert Lia on Mar 5, 2017 1:18:55 GMT
They would make a special edition and no doubt we would all compare the animation to the recovered episode to see how close the animators got it
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