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Post by Deleted on Oct 7, 2013 11:29:48 GMT
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Post by Rich Cornock on Oct 7, 2013 11:32:17 GMT
Why would the BBC issue a statement now if they have called a press conference about this. Surely thats the whole point of the press conference, to release what information they have to the press.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 7, 2013 11:44:09 GMT
The only thing that has me intrigued is the report of this press conference tomorrow. The trouble is either: - there is an embargo on announcing it - In which case why would the Mirror defy that and damage their chances of attending? or - there is no embargo - In which case why isn't this news running across the board? The fact that the BBC news site (among many others) hasn't reported this as news leaves too much doubt for me. In about 30 hours we should know whether the Mirror/People and Radio Times were the omni-rumour's latest victims. I agree with you Justin.The BBC news site would be the clincher for me,or even a short piece on BBC Breakfast.So no,not a sausage,not even on CEEFAX. I would assume that real-life events may take precedence on BBC Breakfast over missing ep recovery. You know, things like violence in Egypt flaring up again, US Govt. shutdown, Nobel Prize announcements, Prince Harry may be getting engaged, stuff like that. Seriously, if you're a BBC Breakfast producer, would you rather spend ten minutes on Doctor Who or Prince Harry. In your heart, you know that the answer is. |
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Post by Justin Watson on Oct 7, 2013 11:45:09 GMT
Why would the BBC issue a statement now if they have called a press conference about this. Surely thats the whole point of the press conference, to release what information they have to the press. The trouble is BBCWW are the supposed conference organisers so the BBC themselves should feel free to report that a press conference is being held. It wouldn't be the first time the Beeb announced an announcement of an announcement #Save The Day |
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Post by David Robinson on Oct 7, 2013 11:47:04 GMT
How can destroyed episodes be found? There was a very direct message from certain parties a few months ago saying that they were all destroyed, the end, so how can anyone believe that they have been found, dusted down and be released later this week ? It is not credible and I will not be taken in by this rubbish. I take it that you won't be downloading the episodes or buying the DVDs on the off chance you could be wrong since you don't want to be taken in by this rubbish? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 7, 2013 11:57:08 GMT
How can destroyed episodes be found? There was a very direct message from certain parties a few months ago saying that they were all destroyed, the end, so how can anyone believe that they have been found, dusted down and be released later this week ? It is not credible and I will not be taken in by this rubbish. I take it that you won't be downloading the episodes or buying the DVDs on the off chance you could be wrong since you don't want to be taken in by this rubbish? He'll be too busy at his Flat Earth Society meeting. |
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Post by briancook on Oct 7, 2013 11:58:05 GMT
what was that Iraqi 'press' officer called? Comical Ali? is he still about 'helping' out other organisations???
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Post by Jaspal Cheema on Oct 7, 2013 12:02:31 GMT
I agree with you Justin.The BBC news site would be the clincher for me,or even a short piece on BBC Breakfast.So no,not a sausage,not even on CEEFAX. I would assume that real-life events may take precedence on BBC Breakfast over missing ep recovery. You know, things like violence in Egypt flaring up again, US Govt. shutdown, Nobel Prize announcements, Prince Harry may be getting engaged, stuff like that. Seriously, if you're a BBC Breakfast producer, would you rather spend ten minutes on Doctor Who or Prince Harry. In your heart, you know that the answer is. But small/popular news items ARE reported on BBC Breakfast relating to entertainment,the Arts etc,normally after 8.30 A.M and I definitely remember it's report on Airlock and UM2 when they were found a couple of years back,as well as a report about them on it's teletext service. |
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Post by stevefreestone on Oct 7, 2013 12:06:26 GMT
I agree with you Justin.The BBC news site would be the clincher for me,or even a short piece on BBC Breakfast.So no,not a sausage,not even on CEEFAX. There wouldn't be, as no BBC press release has been issued - yet. Do the BBC generally issue press releases for hoaxes? |
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Post by stevefreestone on Oct 7, 2013 12:06:59 GMT
I take it that you won't be downloading the episodes or buying the DVDs on the off chance you could be wrong since you don't want to be taken in by this rubbish? He'll be too busy at his Flat Earth Society meeting. Why the abuse? |
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Post by stevefreestone on Oct 7, 2013 12:07:51 GMT
How can destroyed episodes be found? There was a very direct message from certain parties a few months ago saying that they were all destroyed, the end, so how can anyone believe that they have been found, dusted down and be released later this week ? It is not credible and I will not be taken in by this rubbish. I take it that you won't be downloading the episodes or buying the DVDs on the off chance you could be wrong since you don't want to be taken in by this rubbish? Because there is nothing to download nor nothing to buy on DVD. |
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Post by Joe Wilson on Oct 7, 2013 12:10:19 GMT
I take it that you won't be downloading the episodes or buying the DVDs on the off chance you could be wrong since you don't want to be taken in by this rubbish? Because there is nothing to download nor nothing to buy on DVD. You do know when there is you are going to look very silly |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 7, 2013 12:11:12 GMT
I would assume that real-life events may take precedence on BBC Breakfast over missing ep recovery. You know, things like violence in Egypt flaring up again, US Govt. shutdown, Nobel Prize announcements, Prince Harry may be getting engaged, stuff like that. Seriously, if you're a BBC Breakfast producer, would you rather spend ten minutes on Doctor Who or Prince Harry. In your heart, you know that the answer is. But small/popular news items ARE reported on BBC Breakfast relating to entertainment,the Arts etc,normally after 8.30 A.M and I definitely remember it's report on Airlock and UM2 when they were found a couple of years back,as well as a report about them on it's teletext service. And presumably, it was done after the news officially broke, not before. I'll assume that BBC Breakfast will tackle it when it has footage it can show, not before. |
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Post by stevefreestone on Oct 7, 2013 12:14:20 GMT
Because there is nothing to download nor nothing to buy on DVD. You do know when there is you are going to look very silly Has any copy of a ticket been produced for this mythical "press conference" tomorrow? No. Has any frame or clip of any missing episode been released, similarly to the release/leaking of other episodes? No. It's a hoax. |
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Post by darrenseal on Oct 7, 2013 12:21:57 GMT
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