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The actual regeneration clip was shown on Blue Peter and was from the original tape. The rest was recorded directly off the TV by a fan I think, hence the quality

@@harrysgf_real So... they have the original tapes but would rather animate it and use shitty audio recordings than the proper things? Or is that the only remaining piece of tape that was *somehow* not lost along with everything else?

Because much of it was it was recorded off the telly using an 8mm film camera. The original master copy was recorded over to save money.

That's because the TARDIS was literally taking off as he was regenerating.

I completely agree. Davison and Hartnell are two of my favourite regenerations alongside Tom Baker and Eccleston's. Smith and Capaldi's are utterly dreadful.

I agree too. The effect of the transition from Hartnell to Troughton is practically flawless, even more remarkable given the limited technology for special effects at the time. My favourite is Tom Baker to Peter Davison, which is so good because of the music. You have this melancholy music in a minor key as the Fourth Doctor dies, then it modulates into a major key as the white face of the Watcher morphs into that of Peter Davison, and finally the Fifth Doctor sits up as the first three notes of the Doctor Who theme tune play, to announce, "This is the Doctor!" All this orange regeneration energy shooting out from a Time Lord's head and hands and wrecking the Tardis every time doesn't make sense.

I mean clothes regenerated with the regeneration between 1 and 2 too.

i completely agree. this scary and real feeling of death in hartnell's regeneration is just unrepeatable. not a childish change of face

I was thinking the same!

Yep predicted the programmes long run

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Both polly AND the doctor needed rescuing actually

Blasphamy. William Hartnell will forever be the doctor, not doctor 1 ,2 10 or 12 THE doctor. Then played by Richard Hudnell in the 5 doctor and David Bradley in twice upon a time

You thought wrong.

Very accurate lmao. Imagine the internet was a thing back then and how awful comment sections would have been

Vicki stayed in Troy in the Myth Makers and became Cressida of Greek stories. Dodo's final story, the War Machines, still exists.

Hello! It may be of interest to you that all Doctor Who audio survives. In more modern times we have some animation and telesnap reconstructions so technically you can watch “all” episodes.

Dodo's last episode, which also introduces these 2 companions, exists in full.

Wouldn't it be the Second Doctor's TARDIS arriving on Vulcan?

Fuck NuWho, how bout that?

I always assumed it was the first Doctor's TARDIS taking off

The 4th episode doesn't exist in its original state other than some clips, like the regeneration scene. It has been animated.

the whole missing episodes saga is one of the biggest crimes ever committed in the history of TV it still breaks my heart now

@@robertbrighton9797 I can remember in the 70s people complaining bitterly about repeats being shown. It seemed everyone wanted new stuff all the time. And black and white was seen as the worst thing possible when people had just bought colour TVs. Even showing classic movies like Casablanca, Laurel and Hardy, Night of the Hunter, etc was complained about. It really seemed that the majority of people never wanted to see old TV shows again. You see the same attitude now with people not wanting to see Star Trek, Star Wars, etc _without_ the CGI upgrades. The BBC actually stopped junking shows before the ITV companies did. They were wiping stuff well into the 80s.

It looks great

I mean considering regeneration is an aspect of Time Lord species its probably something he learned about growing up.

Thrall Fan or relearned, since regeneration is based on them

"There’s plenty to imply here already that the Doctor knew about regeneration" umm, why wouldn't he know his own biology? Don't you know yours?

Well, yes, it’s like growing up amongst humans gives you a decent idea of what happens when you break your ankle and how to fix it. Doesn’t mean you’ve broken your ankle before just because you put a splint on it. Chibnall’s era is a bloody mess and you can’t pretend that his stupid ideas could be inferred from the shows past. The closest you get is during Seven’s era where there are broad hints that the Doctor is more than just a run of the mill renegade Time Lord and the incarnation of the Doctor that was Merlin- but even that doesn’t imply that the First Doctor wasn’t the First.

​@@biosonic100regeneration is based on a rare gas on the planet inhabited by the Sisters of Karn, which gives them immortality. The Time Lords discovered how to make the gas in the lab and use it to regenerate, though being immortal is illegal, of course.

They were going to explain why troughton had different clothes in twice upon a time

@@TheProfessor230 In what way? And why didn’t they?

This was the Doctor's first regeneration (and still is as far as I'm concerned) and the implication was that the process relied on the TARDIS. The second Doctor states as much in the next story. Presumably, given that the regeneratee's physical dimensions will alter, the TARDIS is programmed to select clothes that will fit. Quite how it decided that the second doctor's clothes were a good fit is not so easily explained.

If Troughton was wearing the same clothes it would take the drama away from the opening of Power Of The Daleks.

Welp it's not a continuity error anymore.

first, you can see a series of stills second the invasion was the first animation they did so cut them some slack. and perhaps they’ll have another go at some point

The first words are cut out here because we don’t have actual video of them, but they were “stop! Stop! Concentrate on only one thing! One thing!” Referring to post regenerative disorientation. This is followed up immediately with “its over” as seen here

there is the animated power of the daleks, some footage does exist

Late but weirdly some of his last lines became prophetic for this show "It's far from being all over"

Yep

@That One Guy You Walk Past yeh and it upset me. I can understand bill was ill and so but as always bbc dont give a rats ass. I used to work for them in salford before i left for itv so i understand how they treat people like any showbiz do

@@jaxmanx You ain't no Dr Who

Do you think history repeats itself? I see resemblance with new and classic who. BBC treatment with Hartnell and Eccleston. Also with how BBC not caring anymore like in the late 80s and now when BBC uses Doctor Who for political agenda instead of being a decent sci fi show.

@@W0LV1E45 History is repeating itself more often then. The BBC treated many people badly, not the least of which were Hartnell, Eccleston, and of course, Colin Baker. Tom Baker, much like Eccleston, decided to distance himself from the show for a decade before an official return in extended media (Baker in Dimensions In Time, Eccleston in the new Big Finish audio dramas).

Issue. Hartnell is the one who retired. He quit, he wasn’t fired: the BBC did all they could for him, even giving him cue cards of his lines as his memory started to fail. He even suggested Patrick Troughton, a friend of his, as a replacement once he found out about the concept of regeneration.

Are you saing you have the full episode?

@@terryhobbsiii the full episode no, but the actually regeneration sequence has been saved and is on the tenth planet special features

Aww man

Hi there my friends ,I have the full version of the tenth planet on DVD, where at the end, William Hartnell regenerates into Patrick Troughton. From J. N.

Jenny Nebel Wait, with the original episode or the animated one?

power of the daleks only exists as an animated story now, its still vert good, but treasure this, much of 10th planet 4th episode is lost, for the precious first every regeneration to still exist is very very special

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