Doctor Who at the BBC: Lost Treasures

Doctor Who at the BBC: Lost Treasures was the 2013 instalment in BBC Audio's Doctor Who at the BBC CD series. This release featured clips of radio interviews and press conferences gathered from fans and other public sources.
== Publisher summary ==
Louise Jameson presents another time travelling journey through six decades of radio and TV broadcasting, uncovering rarities from behind the scenes of Doctor Who
Do you remember when the Fourth Doctor called in on Peter Murray's Open House? or when Louise Jameson was menaced by a Dalek on BBC Radio Bristol? Do you remember when June Whitfield auditioned a Dalek? If these things passed you by in the 1970s and 1980s, now's your chance to catch up!
Featuring rare recordings from the BBC archives and beyond, Doctor Who at the BBC: Lost Treasures is full of gems. There are recollections from six lead actors — Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant and Matt Smith — plus their companion co-stars Louise Jameson, Lalla Ward, Nicholas Courtney, Karen Gillan and Jenna Coleman, and production personnel including Delia Derbyshire, Peter Howell, Pennant Roberts, Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat. There are also features on the show's famous theme tune; the recovery of a lost TV episode; the cancellation of Shada and the legendary exhibition at Blackpool, along with excerpts from a radio programme broadcast live from a Doctor Who convention!
Louise Jameson (Leela) is your guide on this entertaining tour behind the scenes of the series which has been entertaining us all for an astonishing half century.
== Production credits ==
* 2 CDs, Running Time 2 hours 30 minutes
* Presented by Louise Jameson
* Written and Produced by David Darlington
* Executive Producer: Michael Stevens
== Track listings ==
=== CD 1 ===
Programme 	Channel 	Date 	Featuring
Information Please 	BBC Light Programme	c. 1964 	Delia Derbyshire, unidentified BBC interviewer
Music Machine: TV Theme Tunes	BBC Radio 3 	28 May 1996 	Sue Nelson, Peter Howell, Neil Gaiman
Richard Latto's Drivetime 	BBC Radio Solent 	30 May 2011 	Richard Latto, David Stead
Shelved 	BBC Radio 4 	12 December 2009	Shaun Ley, Tom Baker, Jeremy Bentham, Pennant Roberts, Lalla Ward
Graham Norton 	BBC Radio 2 	17 March 2012 	Graham Norton, interviewing Lalla Ward
Pete Murray's Open House 	BBC Radio 2 	24 December 1975	Tom Baker, Pete Murray, unidentified alien voice
Hopscotch 	BBC Radio Bristol 	c. March 1978 	Unidentified interviewer, Louise Jameson, schoolchildren including Steven Maggs, unidentified song performers
BBC local radio programme 	 	c. 1984 	Unidentified presenter, Ray Dale
Latham's Light Programme 	BBC Wiltshire Sound	27 August 1989 	Sylvester McCoy, David Latham
BBC local radio programme 	 	c. 1996 	Unidentified presenter, Jon Pertwee
The News Huddlines 	BBC Radio 2 	14 April 1988 	Roy Hudd, June Whitfield, Dalek voice
=== CD 2 ===
Programme 	Channel 	Date 	Featuring
Promotional Trailer for The Green Death	Unidentified channel	c. March 1993 	Nicholas Courtney
Latham's Light Programme 	BBC Wiltshire Sound 	27 August 1989 	Nicholas Courtney, David Latham
Front Row 	BBC Radio 4 	20 April 2011 	Graham Norton, Steven Moffat
Breakfast 	BBC One 	21 April 2011 	Bill Turnbull, Sian Williams, David Tennant, Elisabeth Sladen
Graham Norton 	BBC Radio 2 	23 April 2011 	Graham Norton, Steven Moffat
Graham Norton 	BBC Radio 2 	30 April 2011 	Graham Norton, Christopher Eccleston
Night Waves 	BBC Radio 3 	15 December 2009	Matthew Sweet, Steven Moffat
Steve Wright 	BBC Radio 2 	21 November 2011	Steve Wright, Matt Smith, Karen Gillan
Richard Bacon 	BBC Radio 5 Live 	15 December 2011	Richard Bacon, Matt Smith, Steven Moffat
Richard Bacon 	BBC Radio 5 Live 	11 March 2013 	Richard Bacon, Mitch Benn, Marcus Wilson, Jenna-Louise Coleman
The Last Word 	BBC Radio 4 	10 June 2011 	Matthew Bannister, Elvis McGonagle, Roy Skelton
== Notes ==
* BBC Audio had appealed to the public in 2004 for home recordings of Doctor Who related materiel. The bulk of this release was made up of these submissions.
* This was the final release in the Doctor Who at the BBC series, and one of the last items published by AudioGO before the company closed down.
* The disc was also included in the simultaneous release of the 50 Years of Doctor Who at the BBC box set.
* Although this was the seventh release in the series, it was marked as Volume 8 due to the inclusion of Project WHO? in the 50 Years box.
* Louise Jameson narrated this release, substituting for the recently departed Elisabeth Sladen.
== External links ==
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Category:Documentaries about missing episodes
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