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Hello lads,long time listener,first time commenting,love the podcast, most of my memories of watching pertwee stories was recording them at 6am on weekends on UKTV gold, the 6 parters were easily to watch when I was a kid,these days I find it tougher to keep my attention.
Can’t wait for the rest of the Classic stories you need to do,I understand the missing ones won’t be easy,I know another dr who podcast that had the scripts with them for each missing episode they watched so they had as much info as possible without the footage, maybe do a few commentaries sometime for some fun.
Thanks, David! They sound like awesome memories. I always have to remind myself of the intended consumption rate for 6 parters, binge watching them in one go or two lots can be a lot sometimes! Lol.
We have a handful left and then figure out the missing ones and animation. Still a chunk to come! Cheers.