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Post by Paul Cooksley on Jul 11, 2003 20:01:04 GMT
Catching the "Stars Re-united" thingy on BBC1 this morning (Friday 11 July) which featured 'Tomorrows World' prompted me to ask what remains in the archives from the sixties and seventies? I guess the sixties fares the worst? Anyone know? I bet the first edition doesn't exist - seeing as it went out live, I wonder how many early editions were in fact retained...
Any info appreciated
Cheers
Paul
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Post by dubs on Jul 11, 2003 21:46:06 GMT
A member on the old board sent me this:
04.05.68 Complete Programme
04.06.69 Insert
09.08.70 Insert
17.11.71 Insert
29.11.73 Complete Programme
14.03.74 Inserts
23.12.75 Xmas Special
29.01.76 Transfer from Film
15.04.76 Transfer of Film Inserts
27.05.76 Transfer Of Film Inserts
06.06.76 Complete Programme
30.09.76 Complete Programme
07.10.76 Transfer Of Film Inserts
21.10.76 Complete Programme
25.11.76 Unedited Master and Complete Programme
02.12.76 Transfer Of Film Inserts
09.12.76 Transfer Of Film Inserts
10.02.77 Complete Programme
17.02.77 Complete Programme
31.03.77 Transfer Of Film Inserts
05.05.77 Complete Programme
19.05.77 Complete Programme
26.05.77 Inserts
05.10.77 Inserts
01.12.77 Inserts
22.12.77 Xmas Special
02.02.78 Complete Programme
09.02.78 Complete Programme
16.03.78 Complete Programme
08.06.78 Complete Programme
22.06.78 Complete Programme
07.09.78 Inserts
26.04.79 Complete Programme
21.06.79 Complete Programme
01.11.79 Complete Programme
From 1980 seems to be complete.
Does anyone know the start TX date, and if it ran 52 weeks a year in its 60s/70s heyday?
Didn't know it went out live though.
Regards
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Post by Laurence Piper on Jul 12, 2003 8:51:52 GMT
I recall a retrospective show some years ago now that used some '60s material, seemingly from more editions than survive according to this list. Definitely something from around 1966 at least. Maybe they were just surviving chunks though?
Is the 5/68 edition the one with the feature on the first heart transplants? This was one of the clips I saw in the retrospective.
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Post by Andy Henderson on Jul 12, 2003 17:50:28 GMT
The tape of the 29.11.73 edition was experimentally recorded on film using a process which was eventually scrapped (at least by the BBC). The colour information was recorded on b/w film and reconstituted later.
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Post by MatthewNorth on Jul 14, 2003 7:52:23 GMT
There is a Clip from 1967 as well as it was used on several differnt Pink Floyd docs, as they show Pink FLoyd playing music to Michael Lenords light projections, its also one of the few bits of footage with Syd Barrett in.
Matt
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Post by Mark Boulton on Jul 14, 2003 11:07:02 GMT
I recall the start of the first edition being shown as part of the 1,000th episode celebrations, and a clip from 1966 showing experimental "colour" (in black-and-white of course) from a clip show presented by Michael Palin on C4 in 1990 ("1,001 Nights")?
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Post by Andy Henderson on Jul 14, 2003 16:16:05 GMT
OXO tried out the subjective colour in adverts, but it didn't work very well. I can see the colour but not everyone can.
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Post by Anthony Forth on Jul 20, 2003 12:48:49 GMT
An incomplete edition black and white edition with a feature on the Radiophonic workshop is available in the viewing rooms at the Film & TV museum in Bradford. It is listed in the catalogue as being from 1965.
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Post by Colin Cutler on Jul 21, 2003 8:41:11 GMT
An incomplete edition black and white edition with a feature on the Radiophonic workshop is available in the viewing rooms at the Film & TV museum in Bradford. It is listed in the catalogue as being from 1965. I believe ( but could be wrong! ) that this edition was the original source of a clip from the otherwise missing 1964 production 'The Caves of Steel' ; to muddy the waters a little, a longer ( albeit part mute ) version of this clip also exists on what I'm told is a 'cutting copy' of the Radiophonic Workshop feature ( whatever that means! ) Colin |
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