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[mrv3000]

I started watching "The Invasion" tonight. (An old Doctor Who episode with Two, Jamie and Zoe, parts of which have been lost.) I LOVE the animated reconstruction! LOVE. Having sat through other types of reconstructions (which I can't knock too hard as they're all labors of love), I LOVE THIS! Please to be animating every single lost episode NOW. And putting them on DVD so that I may Netflix them. I don't think this is demanding at all. Nope.

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[velvet4269.livejournal.com]

I tried to watch one yesterday - The Visitation with Peter Davidson, Teegan, Nyssa, and some kid.

OMG the pain. The agony.

I couldn't finish it.

And after seeing the Children in Need special, I could NOT take my eyes off that stalk of celery.

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

They definitely are different from the new, and most of them tend to go on WAY too long.

Heh heh. The celery.

[velvet4269.livejournal.com]

I've gone through most of the other ones they have available for "instant view" and was able to get through them - including an old William Hartnell (ONE!) episode. This one was just particularly awful.

I think it was the android in sequins that got me. I don't know.

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

Man, I don't quite remember that one for some reason. I know I watched it because I commented on it in a post, but reading my comments don't really ring a bell.

[swankkat.livejournal.com]

Aren't the animated reconstructions made of WIN? Just wait, there's a funny little "blink and you'll miss it" moment somewhere that made the fangirl in me squee with surprise.

I always hope they'll do The Highlander episode with animation, but sadly I read somewhere in a DWM last year that further ani-reconstructions are on hold indefinately. Boo. Still, a girl can hope.

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

I think wiki told me about the moment, and that's so cool!!!

Why in the world would they hold the reconstructions? They're fantastic! Eh, probably money.