Doctor Who at the BBC Volume 3

Doctor Who at the BBC Volume 3 was the third release in the Doctor Who at the BBC series, featuring made-for-audio features/documentaries released by BBC Audio.
This release, narrated by Elizabeth Sladen, featured audio clips from TV and radio interviews and parodies of Doctor Who over the years, initially involving the original series, and later moving into the revival.
== Production credits ==
* Presented by Elisabeth Sladen
* Written and produced by Michael Stevens
* Technical presentation by Mark Ayres
* Consultant - Andrew Pixley
== Publisher's summary ==
Elisabeth Sladen steps into the TARDIS once again to present another instalment of drama, comedy and behind-the-scenes extracts from the many worlds of Doctor Who
Doctor Who at the BBC combs the avenues of Time and Space for significant spin-off moments from the much-loved TV and radio series. In an exclusive coup, this third volume features a rarely heard ten minute mini-drama starring Jon Pertwee and Elisabeth Sladen. Specially recorded for Glorious Goodwood in 1974, it has never been broadcast and features a host of familiar enemies — including the Daleks!
Elsewhere on this two-disk volume, the radio programme Wavelength meets the cast and production team of The Two Doctors; Nationwide investigates the work of the Radiophonics workshop in 1983; and a group of schoolchildren give their views on the series in Take Two from 1984. The Grumbleweeds enjoy their own exciting adventure in Dr Nobbut-Just; 'Ann Robinson' menaces the Doctor in Dead Ringers; and Jane Asher plays the Doctor's granddaughter in Whatever Happened to Susan Foreman?
Rare interview material includes Frank Bough's Nationwide encounter with fourth Doctor Tom Baker (plus Mary Tamm and Carole Ann Ford), Lalla Ward's appearance on Multi-coloured Swap Shop, and a mid-Eighties radio interview with Sarah Sutton. There are also features on the brand new Doctor Who, including comments from Russell T Davies and Christopher Eccleston, and even the seal of approval from Michael Grade...
== Track listings ==
=== CD 1 ===
Programme 	Channel 	Date 	Featuring
The News Quiz 	BBC Radio 4	9 January 2004 	Simon Hoggart, Brian Perkins
PM 	BBC Radio 4	2 July 2004 	Carolyn Quinn, Sylvester McCoy
Whatever Happened to Susan Foreman?	BBC Radio 4	9 July 1994 	Jane Asher, James Grout, Andrew Sachs, June Barrie, Peter Woodthorpe, Eva Haddon. Written by Adrian Mourby and produced by Brian King
And Now the Good News 	BBC 2 	20 November 1978 	Richard Stilgoe
Nationwide 	BBC 1 	22 November 1978 	Frank Bough, Carole Ann Ford, Mary Tamm, Tom Baker
Nationwide 	BBC 1 	2 April 1979 	Vera Gilbert, Desmond Briscoe, Liz Parker, Roger Limb, Dick Mills
Wavelength (edited version) 	BBC Radio 4	20 September 1984	Andy Peebles, Jackie Rowley, Gary Downie, Sarah Lee, Jan Wright, Tony Burroughs, Cathy Davies, Dick Mills, Peter Moffatt, Tim Raynham, John Stratton, Nicola Bryant, John Nathan-Turner. Produced by Sarah McNeill
The Grumbleweeds 	BBC Radio 2	17 December 1983 	Written by Mike Craig and Ron McDonnell
=== CD 2 ===
Programme 	Channel 	Date 	Featuring
The Ghosts of N-Space – Radio 2 trailer 1 	BBC Radio 2 	1996 	
The Ghosts of N-Space – Radio 2 trailer 2 	BBC Radio 2 	1996 	
The Ghosts of N-Space – Radio 2 trailer 3 	BBC Radio 2 	1996 	
Personal appearance at Goodwood Races 	Not broadcast 	1974 	Elisabeth Sladen, Jon Pertwee, Dick Mills
Multi-coloured Swap Shop 	BBC1 	29 December 1979 	Noel Edmonds, Lalla Ward
Where Are They Now? 	BBC1 	17 September 1980	David Jacobs, Ysanne Churchman
The Ed Doolan Show 	BBC Radio WM 	late 1984 	Ed Doolan, Sarah Sutton, Malcolm Prince
Take Two 	BBC1 	23 May 1984 	Josephine Buchan, John Nathan-Turner, various schoolchildren
PM 	BBC Radio 4 	2 April 2004 	Eddie Mair, Michael Grade
Dead Ringers 	BBC Radio 4 	26 September 2003	Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens, Phil Cornwell, Kevin Connelly. Written by Tom Jamieson and Nev Fountain
Dead Ringers 	BBC Radio 4 	3 October 2003 	Kevin Connelly, Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens, Phil Cornwell. Written by Tom Jamieson and Nev Fountain
Dead Ringers 	BBC Radio 4 	3 October 2003 	Kevin Connelly, Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens, Phil Cornwell. Written by Tom Jamieson and Nev Fountain
Mathew Bannister 	BBC Radio 5 Live	29 April 2004 	Mathew Banister, Tom Spilsbury
The Now Show 	BBC Radio 4 	6 August 2004 	Written by Mitch Benn
Phil Williams (standing in for Simon Mayo)	BBC Radio 5 Live	22 November 2004 	Ed Stourton, Clayton Hickman, Michael Grade, Christopher Eccleston, Alex Soul, Russell T Davies, Tim Collins
== Notes ==
* It was in January 2004 (according to the sleeve notes of Doctor Who at the BBC Volume 2), that BBC Audio launched a plea via the pages of the BBC Cult website, Doctor Who Magazine, SFX, TV Zone and others, for anyone with recordings of Doctor Who radio and TV features between 1963 and the present day to get in touch. The Doctor Who at the BBC series is a collection of such items.
== External links ==
* to be added
Category:Doctor Who at the BBC
Category:2005 documentaries