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Classic Who "Vengeance on Varos" Part 2 Early Access! (Patreon)

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2025-02-28 14:00:08
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Aimee Lynn

Just looked it up. You were born in the gap between Season 24 and Season 25. The Season 25 opener came out in October when you were five months old.

Gavin Ayton (The Pink Dalek)

in my media diary for May 3rd i have 1934 Movie 'The Wise Little Hen' - First Appearance of Donald Duck 1947 Movie 'Tweety Pie' - First Appearance of Sylvester & Tweety together 1969 Dr Who s06 Story 50 pt 3/10 -'The War Games' (BBC1) 1975 Dr Who s12 Story 79 pt 3/4 - 'Revenge of the Cybermen' (BBC1) 2008 Dr Who s30(4) Story 192b e5/13 - 'The Poison Sky' (BBC1) This story - Vengeance on Varos was transmitted in the UK in 1985 jan 19th & 26th

Thomas Corp

Here seems a good spot to say this, and I’m sure you probably already heard, as, I would imagine, has most everyone here. On the off chance you or anyone else hasn’t heard, it was announced the other day that the upcoming fifteenth season of New Who will be premiering on the twelfth of April. A difference with this season compared to last is that there is a change in release time, that is if I read it right. What I read, as I understand it, the episodes will premiere at about midnight on the west coast in the States. About three in the morning where you are, Jess. Making it about two in the morning where I am. London time’s six hours later than where I am, so that should be about eight in the morning across the pond. Meaning that the release time will be more favorable to UK audiences. Which I’m glad to see as the previous season’s release time was so puzzling to me. In that given how Doctor Who is such a British institution, it didn’t make much sense why the time of release was far more favorable to American audiences. Regardless, now we have the dates for New Who. I recall how you had your release schedule with the reactions. Whether you retain that, or do something new, I leave that to you, Jess. Looking forward to the new season. But NO red herrings with the street signs this time, all right!?