I honestly can't believe I read this. From you.Honestly, I liked the 8th Doctor version of Shada so well I can't really imagine the 4th Doctor in the story. Still, I'd watch it if they made it.
I honestly can't believe I read this. From you.![]()
You got your facts wrong. It is a Big FInish production. Just like Real Time, another BBCi webcast production was. The audio release was made first, and the webcast came after. It was overseen by Garry Russell who was the head honcho of BF back then. It was his idea to put the Eighth Doctor in it.Well, we're talking about the BBCi webcast/semi animated version. Released 6 months before Big Finish took the audio from the production and stuck it on a CD. If it was a Big Finish production I wouldn't have listened, but since it was a "webcast" based off an actual Doctor Who script, it was pretty good. I like the 8th Doctor, and if I counted anything but the movie and his regeneration as canon then Shada would be it. I might even call it "honorary canon" because I liked it so much. It shows what the BBC can do and how they do it so much better then BF, although it helps to have a solid script at its core. Its certainly the closest thing to canon a Big Finish person has ever worked on (since I know the director and the person who wrote the prologue did some normal Big Finish work as well).
You got your facts wrong. It is a Big FInish production. Just like Real Time, another BBCi webcast production was. The audio release was made first, and the webcast came after. It was overseen by Garry Russell who was the head honcho of BF back then. It was his idea to put the Eighth Doctor in it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shada_(Doctor_Who)#Big_Finish_version_.282003.29
Honestly, its the only Eighth Doctor story that I personally discount (that, and the Auton story with Lucie Miller). Its so embedded to the Fourth Doctor to me that it doesn't make sense to me view in any other way.
That being said, I kinda wish they'd do animated versions of some of McGann's audios, just to give him more visual range. Maybe his Mary Shelley trio of adventures?
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