Doctor Who: The Missing Episodes Podcast - Episode 12 - The Savages

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It’s episode 12 of The Missing Episodes Podcast!
The Savages is not only missing from the archives, but also
seemingly missing from fandom’s thoughts and affections. What
makes it so intangible? What is it about and what did it look
like? To explore these questions, Tim is joined once again by Gav
Rymill (Dalek 63.88, Doctor Who Magazine, Doctor Who: The
Collection) and Rhys Williams (Doctor Who Magazine and Doctor Who
researcher.)


Ian Stuart-Black’s Doctor Who debut, brings with it a host of
firsts as the show begins to reshape itself into the format that
would sustain it until, well, now; from the first use of a
quarry, to the first proper performance of someone else
portraying the Doctor. We also say goodbye to Season 3 stalwart
Steven Taylor and Dodo continues to enjoy her character’s
resurgence, which began in The Gunfighters. So, thanks to the
insights of Gav and Rhys, we find that there’s much to enjoy in
this forgotten, cautionary tale of exploitation gone awry.
There’s also an in-depth analysis of fur swimwear.


So prime your reacting vibrators, prepare to donate your ‘brain
juice’ and join us as we explore the world of The Savages.


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With thanks the wonderful Bea
Garridohttps://twitter.com/BeaGarrido00 for her art, assistance
and her patience. Check out her brilliant Doctor Who art 
https://beagarridoart.weebly.com/


Also thanks to Paul Vanezis for some useful insights and Jon
Preddle for running the best website in the universe:
https://www.broadwcast.org


This free podcast borrows snippets of music from “Marche, Les
Structures Sonores” – Lasry Baschet, and The Stripper by David
Rose. We lovingly pilfer original music cues by from the BBC’s
original production of The Savages.