Name: Doctor Who: The Missing Years
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 56 min
Rating: 7.5
Cast: Michael Craze, William Hartnell, Frazer Hines

I was quite happy to see The Missing Years as it is a compilation of various existing clips from the classic junked stories of Doctor Who.

The one of the most notable items on the tape is the recently recovered home movie footage of the final destruction of the Daleks in Evil of the Daleks which is quite shocking. The effects are much different and to a much higher standard than I had expected and indeed show several nuances that would be reinvented only much later in the 80s. Also quite notable is the color home movie footage from Fury From The Deep which shows the weed creatures on the attack.

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