Well the perv in me says go with companions and their modeling photos.

But tbh I like the idea of artwork, plus that would take up quite some time.

To be honest, I would imagine that every picture in this thread has been posted at least half a dozen times already!

One thing I did notice during the 'Today In WHO-story' feature was the massive differences in the pictures between region 2&4 dvd releases and region 1 ones

I made sure never to duplicate Pics of the Day. :nod:

A Four star review of The Macra Terror in The Guardian.

https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...leisure-centre

Didn't the guardian also love the last season? That aside it's Troughton so bound to be head and shoulders above season 11.

Pic of the Day # 778
 

After seven years away from our screens, the Cybermen return in Earthshock (1982)

Not Who but missing TV related...

The complete audio for the missing Callan episode "Once a Big Man, Always a Big Man" has been found, and the episode is going to be animated by Kaleidoscope.*:woot::thankingyou:

https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a26834...70-2Ym78wTvV9g

Anneke Wills announces she no longer watches Doctor Who since Jodie took over "Its not my Doctor Who."

Dalek episode aside it's Doctor Who in name only.

It's not even the Doctor Who of series 1-10.

Doctor Who over the years: Episode quotes

The Web Planet – Episode 1 – The Web Planet

The Doctor: [looking at the pyramid] Hmm! It's a pity we didn't bring a ladder with us. We might be able to see what's on the top.
Ian Chesterton: Well, it isn't Nelson.
The Doctor: No. No pity.

The Web Planet – Episode 2 – The Zarbi

Ian Chesterton: Doctor, if your assumption was correct and this is Vortis, what do you know of its history.
The Doctor: History doesn't mean anything when you travel through space and time.

The Web Planet – Episode 3 – Escape To Danger

Ian Chesterton: What do you think they are, Doctor?
The Doctor: Hmm?
Ian Chesterton: Those things out there.
The Doctor: Well, to use a term of Earth's, I suppose we should call them insects.
Ian Chesterton: Ants?
The Doctor: Hmm.
Ian Chesterton: I've seen a colony of ants eat their way right through a house. That size, they could eat their way through a mountain. Why are they that big?
The Doctor: Size is only relative. In this rarefied atmosphere, it appears that evolution has chosen that particular form of life on this planet.

The Web Planet – Episode 4 – Crater Of Needles

Ian Chesterton: Will you kill your own kind?
Hetra: Listen, stranger... you are both from... that wilderness above ground..., where the light blinds and the air chokes, where only destroyer races live. And from where none of us who has ever gone forth has ever returned. You come foraging into our world only for new victims. Take them!

The Web Planet – Episode 5 – Invasion

Nemini: The wall is not friendly. We must break it!
Ian Chesterton: What's wrong?
Hetra: A silent wall. We must make mouths in it with our weapons. Then it will speak more light.

The Web Planet – Episode 6 – The Centre

Animus: Escape is impossible. Impossible.