Editor's bit...Todays picture is Crossovers Gone Wrong Part 2 by Dezychan, "this is exactly what it looks like, and no, I have no shame in making this. it's not my fault the new Daleks' designs come darn near matching the Sailor Senshi from Sailor Moon... I am onto your ploy, Moffat!....."Todays Release...
Doctor Who - Meglos [DVD]
DVD Description
On Tigella, two opposing factions are irrevocably divided over one fundamental issue: the Dodecahedron, a mysterious artefact which provides the entire planet’s energy. With the Savants and the Deons locked in a crippling stalemate, and their civilisation on the brink of collapse, the Tigellan leader Zastor seeks the Doctor’s help. But the Doctor and Romana have been trapped aboard the TARDIS in a timeloop by Meglos, the last of the Zolpha Thurans, who will stop at nothing to steal back the awesome power of the Dodecahedron...Special Features
- Commentary by Lalla Ward (Romana), Christopher Owen (Earthling), John Flanagan (writer), Paddy Kingsland (composer) and Peter Howell (composer)
- Meglos Men Writers John Flanagan and Andrew McCulloch meet with script editor Christopher H Bidmead
- The Scene Sync Story - A look at the pioneering technique used to create of many of the story’s shots
- Jacqueline Hill – A Life in Pictures A look at the life of Jacqueline Hill, with husband Alvin Rakoff, Doctor Who producer Verity Lambert and actors William Russell and Ann Davies
- Entropy Explained
- Isolated Score
- Radio Times Billings (PDF DVD-ROM – PC/Mac)
- Production Information Subtitles
- PhotoGallery
- Coming Soon Trailer
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
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