Classic Who is a completely different format.
1 story = 4 to 6 thirty minute instalments, with some aberrant happenings like the War Games that had 10 instalments.
1 story = 2 to 3 hours where 80 percent of the time people are just standing around or running away from a monster made out of mostly cardboard.
Missing episodes.
In 1970something The BBC Burned all the Doctor who in it's long term storage to make room for shit they thought was more important. There's over a hundred episodes missing form the first and second Doctors stories.
1970 is also when they switched from black and white to colour, which to most people is not even an inch as transformative as when they switched from film to videotape.
Best of luck.
Oh, if you like Mozzie...
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riwhHqb5gi0[/yt]
1 story = 4 to 6 thirty minute instalments, with some aberrant happenings like the War Games that had 10 instalments.
1 story = 2 to 3 hours where 80 percent of the time people are just standing around or running away from a monster made out of mostly cardboard.
Missing episodes.
In 1970something The BBC Burned all the Doctor who in it's long term storage to make room for shit they thought was more important. There's over a hundred episodes missing form the first and second Doctors stories.
1970 is also when they switched from black and white to colour, which to most people is not even an inch as transformative as when they switched from film to videotape.
Best of luck.
Oh, if you like Mozzie...
[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riwhHqb5gi0[/yt]