The One & Only DOCTOR WHO DVD Thread (8th Incarnation)
01-27-06, 11:35 AM
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Is there a chance that the US dvd set of the new Doctor Who will be any different than the Canadian one? If there's likely no change in content, I'll probably go with the Canadian set since I do not have Sci Fi Channel.
If that's the case, then the only differenced would be release date and, possibly, price. Anyone's guess as to whether it'll be more expensive to import the Canadian "early" release or to order the US "late" one, as they're essentially the same product, just withheld from us for now.
By the way, anyone else disappointed that this is a cardboard digipack? I'd have preferred a nice plastic case as has been the norm with most BBC stuff. It's not as bad as the UK box, but it's still crappy cardboard.
01-28-06, 12:48 PM
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When are classic series releases in the US and Canada going to line up more closely with the UK release dates?
I hate to think that Inferno and Genesis might not be released in R1 until late 2006 or 2007. I'm still waiting for Revelation; and sort of still waiting for Web Planet.
I hate to think that Inferno and Genesis might not be released in R1 until late 2006 or 2007. I'm still waiting for Revelation; and sort of still waiting for Web Planet.
02-08-06, 12:50 PM
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R1 News: Genesis & Revelation of the Daleks - June 2
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Doctor Who - Get a Double-Dose Of the Daleks This June: 2 More Releases Announced!
Posted by David Lambert 2/08/2006
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As we edge closer to the March 28th release date of Doctor Who - The Beginning, fans are already getting excited about what's next for the original Time Lord series. Many of you have already heard about the overseas plans for the next two titles, and now Warner Home Video is preparing to announce them for Region 1 (North America) release as well!
June 6th will see the release of Doctor Who - Story #078: Genesis of the Daleks and Doctor Who - Story #143: Revelation of the Daleks. Each digitally remastered release will sell for $34.98 SRP. Here are some basics:
Doctor Who - Story #078: Genesis of the Daleks stars Tom Baker as the 4th Doctor. This 6-part storyline from 1975 comes on 2 DVDs runs over four and a half hours. The Terry Nation-written story has the Time Lords interrupting the transmat travel of The Doctor, Sarah Jane and Harry, and instruct them to go far back in the past to Skaro and stop the origins of the Daleks. Along the way they encounter both native races of the planet, the Thals and the Kaleds, as they approach the end of The Thousand Year War. They also meet a disfigured Kaled scientist named Davros! Extras include Commentary by Tom Baker and others, the "Genesis of a Classic" featurette with interviews of a large number of cast and crew, the "Dalek Tapes" featurette which covers the various appearances of the Daleks in the original Doctor Who program, a "Blue Peter" look at the models and model sets, Photo Gallery, Subtitle Production Text Commentary, and more!
Doctor Who - Story #143: Revelation of the Daleks stars Colin Baker as the 6th Doctor. This is a 2-part story from 1985 which comes on a single DVD running just under three hours. John Nathan-Turner produced these episodes which feature The Doctor and Peri who arrive on the planet Necros, the home of a center called Tranquil Repose, where terminally ill patients go to be put in suspended animation until a cure for their illness is found. Look out, though! The "Great Healer" of Tranquil Repose turns out to be none other than Davros, who is using these patients to try to start a brand new race of Daleks! The Doctor's dilemma is that the only power in the universe which might stop Davros' evil plans are...the original Daleks?!?! Bonus material includes Commentary, a "Revelation Exhumed" featurette that takes you behind the scenes of this production, a short "In Studio" featurette that takes a look at a recording session, 3 Deleted Scenes, Replacement Effects, Photo Gallery, Subtitle Production Text Commentary, an Easter Egg, and more!
Note that there is a musical replacement on the Revelation of the Daleks release: The Doctor Who Restoration Team reports that "Rights could not be obtained to use the Jimi Hendrix track, 'Fire', which plays over one of the DJ sequences...Mark (Ayres) re-dubbed this section from scratch, replacing the music with something hopefully more appropriate than what was used on the VHS, and carefully matching the original ambience and equalisation."
We'll let you know when we have large-size cover art for both of these. In the meantime, enjoy the super-small thumbnail of Genesis of the Daleks shown above. Stay tuned!
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Doctor Who - Get a Double-Dose Of the Daleks This June: 2 More Releases Announced!
Posted by David Lambert 2/08/2006
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As we edge closer to the March 28th release date of Doctor Who - The Beginning, fans are already getting excited about what's next for the original Time Lord series. Many of you have already heard about the overseas plans for the next two titles, and now Warner Home Video is preparing to announce them for Region 1 (North America) release as well!
June 6th will see the release of Doctor Who - Story #078: Genesis of the Daleks and Doctor Who - Story #143: Revelation of the Daleks. Each digitally remastered release will sell for $34.98 SRP. Here are some basics:
Doctor Who - Story #078: Genesis of the Daleks stars Tom Baker as the 4th Doctor. This 6-part storyline from 1975 comes on 2 DVDs runs over four and a half hours. The Terry Nation-written story has the Time Lords interrupting the transmat travel of The Doctor, Sarah Jane and Harry, and instruct them to go far back in the past to Skaro and stop the origins of the Daleks. Along the way they encounter both native races of the planet, the Thals and the Kaleds, as they approach the end of The Thousand Year War. They also meet a disfigured Kaled scientist named Davros! Extras include Commentary by Tom Baker and others, the "Genesis of a Classic" featurette with interviews of a large number of cast and crew, the "Dalek Tapes" featurette which covers the various appearances of the Daleks in the original Doctor Who program, a "Blue Peter" look at the models and model sets, Photo Gallery, Subtitle Production Text Commentary, and more!
Doctor Who - Story #143: Revelation of the Daleks stars Colin Baker as the 6th Doctor. This is a 2-part story from 1985 which comes on a single DVD running just under three hours. John Nathan-Turner produced these episodes which feature The Doctor and Peri who arrive on the planet Necros, the home of a center called Tranquil Repose, where terminally ill patients go to be put in suspended animation until a cure for their illness is found. Look out, though! The "Great Healer" of Tranquil Repose turns out to be none other than Davros, who is using these patients to try to start a brand new race of Daleks! The Doctor's dilemma is that the only power in the universe which might stop Davros' evil plans are...the original Daleks?!?! Bonus material includes Commentary, a "Revelation Exhumed" featurette that takes you behind the scenes of this production, a short "In Studio" featurette that takes a look at a recording session, 3 Deleted Scenes, Replacement Effects, Photo Gallery, Subtitle Production Text Commentary, an Easter Egg, and more!
Note that there is a musical replacement on the Revelation of the Daleks release: The Doctor Who Restoration Team reports that "Rights could not be obtained to use the Jimi Hendrix track, 'Fire', which plays over one of the DJ sequences...Mark (Ayres) re-dubbed this section from scratch, replacing the music with something hopefully more appropriate than what was used on the VHS, and carefully matching the original ambience and equalisation."
We'll let you know when we have large-size cover art for both of these. In the meantime, enjoy the super-small thumbnail of Genesis of the Daleks shown above. Stay tuned!
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http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=5067
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http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/shownews.cfm?ShowID=4939
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02-08-06, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by D.Zero
I thought the Pertwee Doctor arc, Inferno was the companion disc with the Baker? Must just be R2 unless that changed as well.
If you look at the very top of the above post, it says R1 News.
Region 2:
Genesis of the Daleks - April 10
Inferno - May 29
Region 1:
Doctor Who: The Beginning - March 28
Genesis of the Daleks & Revelation of the Daleks - June 2
Doctor Who: The Complete First Series - July 4
02-08-06, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by The Valeyard
If you look at the very top of the above post, it says R1 News.
Region 2:
Genesis of the Daleks - April 10
Inferno - May 29
Region 1:
Doctor Who: The Beginning - March 28
Genesis of the Daleks & Revelation of the Daleks - June 2
Doctor Who: The Complete First Series - July 4
Region 2:
Genesis of the Daleks - April 10
Inferno - May 29
Region 1:
Doctor Who: The Beginning - March 28
Genesis of the Daleks & Revelation of the Daleks - June 2
Doctor Who: The Complete First Series - July 4
02-13-06, 05:16 PM
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From what I've heard and from what people who own the actual Canadian release have said, there will be no difference what-so-ever beyond a PG Rating Sticker on the back. It'll be exactly the same as the US release in July.
Head over to the Outpost Gallifrey Boards and check out the screenshots and such.
Head over to the Outpost Gallifrey Boards and check out the screenshots and such.
02-13-06, 06:04 PM
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I'm on the fence. The Who Fan in me wants it NOW but the conservative in me says "No no. Wait til July."
I'm going to the Gallifrey convention this weekend so maybe I'll bite the bullet and pick it up then.
I'm going to the Gallifrey convention this weekend so maybe I'll bite the bullet and pick it up then.
02-21-06, 06:17 PM
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I picked up my copy on the weekend. The 5.1 track is brilliant!!!
I've only re-watched Rose and The Doctor Dances so far, but will be watching the rest in the weeks to come.....
I've only re-watched Rose and The Doctor Dances so far, but will be watching the rest in the weeks to come.....
02-22-06, 12:59 AM
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I got mine today. Great sound. The Tardis sounds great in Stereo!!
Asahme they h ad to cut the Doctor Who Confidentials up though.
I can't wait until Series two premieres. Soon?
Asahme they h ad to cut the Doctor Who Confidentials up though.
I can't wait until Series two premieres. Soon?
02-22-06, 01:10 PM
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My friend brought his copy to California when he came out for the Gally convention. We watched it on my widescreen & surround system (two things he doesn't have) and were both blown away by the quality of this release. This is one amazing set. I can't wait to pick it up myself.
And surprisingly, Series Two hasn't been given a premiere date yet. Weird.
And surprisingly, Series Two hasn't been given a premiere date yet. Weird.
02-24-06, 12:24 PM
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A new trailer debuted tonight on the US cable network, the Sci-Fi Channel, which will be showing the new series.
The channel's promotional campaign is entitled "Who Is..." and it features glimpses of the new series including the Doctor and Rose, the TARDIS (but not any clear shots of the interior), the Daleks, and scenes from various episodes, ending with a shot from "The End of the World" with the tagline "...coming in March."
This is the first sign of promotion for the new series, which debuts on March 17 on the Sci-Fi Channel, an NBC/Universal cable network airing in most of America.
The channel's promotional campaign is entitled "Who Is..." and it features glimpses of the new series including the Doctor and Rose, the TARDIS (but not any clear shots of the interior), the Daleks, and scenes from various episodes, ending with a shot from "The End of the World" with the tagline "...coming in March."
This is the first sign of promotion for the new series, which debuts on March 17 on the Sci-Fi Channel, an NBC/Universal cable network airing in most of America.
