Adventures in Time and Space TARDIS set

[Atticus]

Just spotted these

http://instagram.com/p/V6bLMqzVap
http://instagram.com/p/V9RTgGTVU3
http://instagram.com/p/VtbvUbTVS-
http://instagram.com/p/V6VGbzTVW_

Looks good!

 

[StCoop]

Green Console - Thumbs Up!
No "Big Thing" Hanging Over The Console - Thumbs Down!
No Photo Wall - Thumbs Down! (Though that does make it easier to use in another production...)

 

[Samurai8472]

Screw series 8! Let's just redo the 1st and 2nd doctor stories. It shouldn't take more than 6 to 7 years if they copy the production to a "T"

 

[Turbo]

That's a fantastic recreation.

Oh man. Maybe they could use this in a certain other production? Maybe?

 

[Christopher]

Screw series 8! Let's just redo the 1st and 2nd doctor stories. It shouldn't take more than 6 to 7 years if they copy the production to a "T"

Well, that would be one way to deal with the missing-episode problem...

Oh, and the name of the film is actually An Adventure in Space and Time, which I believe was the Radio Times's tagline for the series in its descriptions.

 

[StCoop]

That's a fantastic recreation.

As long as you don't want accuracy.

 

[Turbo]

That's a fantastic recreation.

As long as you don't want accuracy.

Am I missing something inaccurate other than the lack of photowall? If it's not accurate, perhaps I should say "fantastic interpretation" instead.

 

[diankra]

Oh, that's an interesting point, Christopher: An Adventure in Time and Space was I think the wording used in Radio Times, whereas An Adventure in Space and Time was the title of the story-by-story fanzine about the early days in the series which later became IN-Vision. Irritatingly, I can't remember which way round is which, and my old Space and Time issues are stuck on a shelf I can't get at easily...

 

[StCoop]

Am I missing something inaccurate other than the lack of photowall? If it's not accurate, perhaps I should say "fantastic interpretation" instead.

The non-photographic roundels are wrong too. (And while they've got the Doctor, Ian & Barbara in the right clothes, Susan's are completely different.)

 

[Iamnotspock]

The non-photographic roundels are wrong too. (And while they've got the Doctor, Ian & Barbara in the right clothes, Susan's are completely different.)

Carole Ann Ford's costume is accurate to the original pilot recording, which would seem to be what is being represented here.

 

[Candlelight]

This is gonna be so much better than Moffat's attempt for an anniversary special.

 

[Iamnotspock]

This is gonna be so much better than Moffat's attempt for an anniversary special.

Which we know nothing about.

 

[The Wormhole]

This is gonna be so much better than Moffat's attempt for an anniversary special.

Which we know nothing about.

We know it's in 3D which makes it teh evil.

 

[Candlelight]

This is gonna be so much better than Moffat's attempt for an anniversary special.

Which we know nothing about.

We know it's in 3D which makes it teh evil.

And it features all living Doctors. Somehow.

And it's called Golden Nemesis.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

Just spotted these

http://instagram.com/p/V6bLMqzVap
http://instagram.com/p/V9RTgGTVU3
http://instagram.com/p/VtbvUbTVS-
http://instagram.com/p/V6VGbzTVW_

Looks good!

All but one of those links don't work anymore.

 

[Pindar]

All but one of those links don't work anymore.

I didn't get to see those but I am guessing these are the same pics here.

http://blogtorwho.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/an-adventure-in-space-time-pics.html

 

[The Nth Doctor]

All but one of those links don't work anymore.

I didn't get to see those but I am guessing these are the same pics here.

http://blogtorwho.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/an-adventure-in-space-time-pics.html

Nice!

Who knew 50 years ago that someday the BBC would make a telemovie about what they were doing back then? I love it.

 

[Timofnine]

Great that they can re use the sets for the anniversary episodes of the actual series

 

[Christopher]

Great that they can re use the sets for the anniversary episodes of the actual series

I doubt that. Presumably these are sets designed to look like low-budget sets constructed in the 1960s, and wouldn't have the level of detail necessary to be convincing as "real" TARDIS interiors or locations in a modern Doctor Who production.

 

[diankra]

Pity that none of those pics gives us a view of the time rotor: from talking to fan replica builders, that's the really tricky bit of the original console to get right!