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In 1984 Doctor Who Magazine (issue #87) ran a story about a rumour of a missing Doctor Who episode that was in Portsmouth; this led to episode 3 of The Wheel in Space being loaned to the BBC in April 1984 by David Stead to allow for a copy to be made. [100] It was released on VHS in 1992, with poor results. [100]
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A copy of episode 3 was returned to the BBC in 1987 from a private collector living in the United Kingdom. 20 seconds of material was, and is, missing from episode 3, due to damage to the print. A three second clip of the impostor Polly brushing off a remark from the Doctor survives from episode 2.
IN FOCUS: As the long-running sci-fi series celebrates 60 years on the BBC, Isobel Lewis explores the quest to locate the 97 ‘missing’ episodes seemingly lost to the past
The Doctor deduces it is a robot, controlled by a missing spherical unit from its chest cavity. Padmasambhava orders all the monks to evacuate. Padmasambhava orders all the monks to evacuate. When the Doctor and Jamie reach the TARDIS, they find it guarded by another Yeti, but the Doctor takes out its control sphere.
The third episode was apparently stolen on its way back to the UK, so it appeared as a photo-reconstruction for the first DVD release, which occurred in 2014. On 16 August 2021, a special edition Blu-ray and DVD release of the serial saw the missing episode reconstructed using 3D motion capture animation, a first for missing episodes.
The master videotapes for the story were the final 1960s Doctor Who episodes to be erased; they were authorised for wiping in late 1974. This is the latest chronological Doctor Who story of which all episodes are missing from the archives. [8]
The story was released on BBC Video in 1993, with the missing Episodes 1 and 4 summarised on-screen by Nicholas Courtney. In June 2006, the BBC announced that the animation studio Cosgrove Hall, who previously created the webcast Scream of the Shalka, had produced full-length animated versions of the two missing episodes. These episodes, along ...