The Web of Fear and Enemy of the the World were only announced two months ago, in some respects however it seems like a lifetime ago. Hopes of Marco Polo have come and gone and come again, we’ve had rumours of The Massacre and The Macra Terror and secret screenings Continue Reading
We present a timeline of key events in Project Africa and the ongoing omnirumour. With thanks to Snacky for some key dates. August 2, 2005: Phil Morris makes contact with Ian Levine through the missing episodes forum. Morris, who had worked all over the world in places as diverse Africa, Mexico, Continue Reading
Marco Polo, the seven part season one classic, officially remains missing. Somewhat surprising as it was one of the most widely distributed of all classic Doctor Who serials, around ten prints being sent abroad in all. Here we shall put forward firstly the information surrounding the final locations of those Continue Reading
In a new interview for The Telegraph, Phil Morris, Paul Vanezis and Dick Fiddy have spoken on their work in the recovery of lost episodes, the BBC junking policy and much more. Morris, who recovered Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear in Nigeria, says: “If you went Continue Reading
The world of Doctor Who missing episodes has certainly become a interesting, all be it political place. There is a distinct feeling of factions being formed, mistrust, deception and and the same time, to quote a phrase, that the truth is out there. While it’s certainly good for keeping the Continue Reading
Everyone knows that The Times is the periodical of choice amongst the worlds intelligence community. Not a day goes by without a Russian agent cutting spy holes in a newspaper or some sultry temptress posting cryptic messages in the classifieds for her suave British agent lover! So behold what Fleet Continue Reading
Speaking at length in response to yesterdays DWA article on Project Africa, episode hunter and Doctor Who fan extraordinaire Ian Levine has commented on Phil Morris, Paul Vanezis and the hunt that returned Enemy of the World and Web of Fear. Over to Ian: “I want to publicly and sincerely Continue Reading
Our story begins in August of 2005 when oil worker Phillip Morris from Formby in Mersyside made contact with Ian Levine through the missing episodes forum. Morris, who had worked all over the world in places as diverse Africa, Mexico, Egypt and Argentina was a lifelong Doctor Who fan and Continue Reading
A new theory has emerged in the ongoing Doctor Who missing episodes conspiracy. Faced with mounting claims of episode hoarding, financial shenanigans, fabrication and lies and deception that would make John Le Carre blush (Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Vanezis is surely being written as we speak) some fans have taken the Continue Reading
Since the amazing return of The Web of Fear and The Enemy of the World to the BBC Archives, fan speculation has been rampant into whether more finds will be forthcoming or indeed have already been found. With the original rumours varying between over 100 episodes found to Web, Enemy Continue Reading
