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So, this 1977 documentary, 'Whose Doctor Who,' offers a fascinating peek behind the curtain of one of TV's most enduring series. Melvyn Bragg spotlights the making of 'The Talons of Weng-Chiang,' and it's interesting how it weaves in the show's historical context and its psychological grip on viewers, especially the young ones. The tone is a mix of reverence and curiosity; you can feel the nostalgia seeping through. The pacing is steady, allowing you to soak in those practical effects and the performances that made the show a cultural fixture. It’s distinct in how it captures not just the technical side of the production but also the emotional landscape that 'Doctor Who' navigates with its audience. A real gem for collectors who appreciate the journey of storytelling on television.
Includes behind-the-scenes footage of Doctor Who.Features insights from creators and cast about the show's impact.Part of BBC2's 'The Lively Arts' series.
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