Way off topic, but interesting and hopeful

[Wright Blan]

I just read this story off online.

newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&thread=27429

The fact that something off the wall like Elektro could survive these years gives me some hope that a few more episodes will be found somewhere.

[Wright Blan]

Hopefully, this one will work:

newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27429

[William Martin]

Guest-Wright said:

Hopefully, this one will work:

newsarama.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=27429

interesting, I often wondered what happen to him but I bet "Alpha" is long gone

[Wright Blan]

William said:

interesting, I often wondered what happen to him but I bet "Alpha" is long gone

"Alpha"?
Am I missing something here?

[Lance M]

Yes, It was that name of one of the humanized daleks in Evil of the Daleks? Interesting?

[William Martin]

also the name of another 1930s "Robot", exhibited in the Palace of science in San Diego.

[Wright Blan]

William said:

also the name of another 1930s "Robot", exhibited in the Palace of science in San Diego.

Interesting. Was this another Westinghouse robot?

And thanks for putting the "Who" spin on this topic, Lance. The whole idea of this topic is to get posters to be a little more opitmistic about the recovery of more episodes in the future.

[William Martin]

quite , after all such avenues of research could unearth props from dr who that could in turn lead to episode descoveries.

And Alpha was the private invention of Professor Harry May

www.sandiegohistory.org/journal/85fall/wantexpo.htm

[Wright Blan]

William said:

quite , after all such avenues of research could unearth props from dr who that could in turn lead to episode descoveries.

And Alpha was the private invention of Professor Harry May

www.sandiegohistory.org/journal/85fall/wantexpo.htm

Thanks, William. Pretty cool site.

You wouldn't know a good site on the 1996 Exposistion of Ghana, would you?

[William Martin]

well bizzarley enough there was an Exposistion of Ghana at the
University of California, Berkeley Art Museum in 1996 so

www2.unil.ch/gybn/Arts_Peuples/Ex_Africa/Initiation/them_tex.htm

of course this sort of coincidence thing doesn't happen in the real world.

[Wright Blan]

William said:

well bizzarley enough there was an Exposistion of Ghana at the
University of California, Berkeley Art Museum in 1996 so

www2.unil.ch/gybn/Arts_Peuples/Ex_Africa/Initiation/them_tex.htm

of course this sort of coincidence thing doesn't happen in the real world.

Nice. But why no info on the haunted house?

[William Martin]

far too scary (the acting mainly)