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Doctor Strange

Doctor Strange is a character in Marvel Comics created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko who also appears in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and other media. His alter ego is the former neurosurgeon Stephen Strange.
==Canon==
Doctor Strange was first introduced in Strange Tales #110 (July 1963) and reappeared in issues #110–111 and #114 before the character's eight-page origin story in #115 (Dec. 1963).
===Other Adaptions===
Doctor Strange has appeared in various animated series, namely: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends, X-Men: The Animated Series (in a cameo), Spider-Man: The Animated Series, The Incredible Hulk, The Super Hero Squad Show, Ultimate Spider-Man, Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Avengers Assemble and Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers.
The animated film Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme was released August 14, 2007. Doctor Strange has a brief non-speaking cameo in the 2010 film Planet Hulk. Doctor Strange appears in the 2016 animated film Hulk: Where Monsters Dwell. 
The character was first portrayed in live-action by Peter Hooten in the 1978 television film Dr. Strange. Benedict Cumberbatch starred as the character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, first appearing in the Doctor Strange 2016 film set in the universe. He later reprised this role in subsequent MCU films, Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
A sequel to the 2016 movie, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, was released in the United States in May 2022.See: Wikipedia: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
==Comics Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Clea Strange/Stephen Strange
* Stephen Strange/Tony Stark
* Stephen Strange/Victor von Doom
* Stephen Strange/Wong
==Movieverse Fandom==
Due to the casting of Benedict Cumberbatch, crossovers with BBC's Sherlock is fairly popular. Hannibal crossovers also appeared, this is due to the casting behind Kaecilius: Mads Mikkelsen had starred as Hannibal Lector on the TV series.
===Shipping===
* Christine Palmer/Stephen Strange
* Stephen Strange/Cloak of Levitation
* Stephen Strange/Everett Ross (probably came from Johnlock shippers)
* Karl Mordo/Stephen Strange
* Stephen Strange/Tony Stark
* Stephen Strange/Loki
BBC's Sherlock character Molly Hooper is also shipped with Stephen Strange, this is probably due to the similarities between Stephen Strange and Sherlock Holmes and the fans shipping Sherlock/Molly (Same thing happened when Cumberbatch appeared in Star Trek AOS, see Molly/Khan for more information).
==Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
* Doctor Strange (Trailer) by TatyanaOracle, a fake movie trailer.
===Meta===
* by yourlibrarian (originally posted November 4, 2016, reposted March 25, 2022)
===Zines===
* Doctor Strange Zine
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Doctor Strange (movie) works at FFN
* Doctor Strange (comics) works at AO3
** Doctor Strange (animated movie)
** Doctor Strange (2016)
* Dr. Strange crossovers with the Buffyverse at Twisting the Hellmouth
==References==
Category:Doctor Strange
Doctor Strange (Trailer)

Doctor Strange (Trailer) is a fake trailer vid by TatyanaOracle for a Doctor Strange film. It features a fancast of Luke Evans as Stephen Strange.
As of February 27, 2015, the video has 160,449 views.
==Vidder's note==
:"I am so excited for the Doctor Strange movie I didn't want to wait for a trailer. I freaked out when I first saw CA:TWS and they name dropped Strange. Now that Scott Derickson has signed on as the director, it's even more exciting. 
:Obviously, this is my fan-cast as no one has been announced yet but I would like to see either Evans or Eric Banna as Stephen. Regardless, Marvel has had A+ casting so far, I'm pretty sure they'll get it right. 
:I'm also very sorry; I had absolutely no ideas for ladies. I think Claire Danes would make a great Clea, but I didn't really have any ideas for working her into the trailer."
==Story==
==Comments==
Comments have been disabled for the video.
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Doctor Strange Zine

The Doctor Strange Zine is a gen Doctor Strange zine in the Marvel Comics fandom. It contains 2 five-page-long fancomics, 3 prose stories, and 10 illustrations by 12 creators.
== Charity ==
They raised $52.45 for the Hero Initiative.
== References ==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Marvel Zines
Category:Doctor Strange
Category:2016 Zines
Doctor Who: An Adventure in Space & Time

Doctor Who: An Adventure in Space & Time is a gen non-fiction zine. 
==Description==
"The legendary early Doctor Who fanzine, Doctor Who: An Adventure in Time and Space. Created by Doctor Who experts including Jeremy Bentham, Gary Russell, John Peel, and Stephen James Walker, each issue discussed a different episode. The earliest version of the detailed episode analyses that Jeremy Bentham later expanded in Doctor Who Magazine, these issues also featured some excellent fan art.
Issues were not numbered, but given a production letter for each episode. Included in the issues in this auction are serials W-AA, "The Massacre," "The Ark," "The Celestial Toymaker," "The Gun Fighters," and "The Savages." Many of the early episodes of series were lost or destroyed, so it gives an insight on many of them.
Each issue has a Drama Extract (an illustrated highlight from the episode told in story form); a synopsis; a review; an analysis of one feature of the story such as the alien race, the characters, the writer, etc. (often written by Jeremy Bentham or John Peel or Gary Hopkins); technical observations about recording; and an extensive list of credits. In addition to the fan artwork that illustrates the covers and the highlight, there are photographs.
These early issues were hole-punched loose leaf to be collected in a two-ring binder, with card covers and closely spaced text. Each issue features interior art as well as the cover art (the fan artwork being one of their high points in my view along with the articles on special features in each issue). Each cover is a different color." -- from a 2011 eBay seller
Several issues can be found on Archive.org 
==Gallery==
Image:drwhoadventures.jpg|covers of some unknown issues
Image:doctorwhozine.jpg|cover of "The Celestial Toymaker" by Brian Hayles
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Doctor Who: The Internet Adventures

Doctor Who: The Internet Adventures was as a fanfiction series written by multiple authors in a round robin style from 1996-2000. It was connected to alt.drwho.creative. The stories were all archived online, and many of the stories can still be read via the Wayback Machine. The series featured the Eighth Doctor and many original companions.
It had a sister series The Missing Internet Adventures, which were stories featuring the seven previous doctors.
Category:1990s Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction
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Doctor Who - Gallifrey

Doctor Who - Gallifrey (later Doctor Who - Gallifrey Magazine) is a Doctor Who zine out of New Zealand. 
There were thirty issues.
It was a predecessor of sorts to the long-running Time/Space Visualiser which began in 1987.
==Comments by the Editor: 2015==
==Issue 1==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 1 was published in June 1983.
==Issue 23==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 23 was was published in May 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 24==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 24 was published in June 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 25==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 25 was published in July 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 26==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 26 was published in August 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 27==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 27 was published in September 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 28==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 28 was published in October 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 29==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 29 was published in November 1985 and contains 12 pages.
==Issue 30==
Doctor Who - Gallifrey 30 was published in December 1985 and contains 8 pages.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category: 1980s
Doctor Who - Net Fan Fiction

Doctor Who - Net Fan Fiction was a list of links to Doctor Who fanfiction on the internet. 
==Authors==
*Rebecca Anderson
*Anonymous
*Tim Archer
*Richard Auer
*Jeffrey T. Beuck
*Karen Funk Blocher
*Andrew Blyth
*David Carroll
*Robin Carroll-Mann
*A.C. Chapin
*Matt Clifton
*Francis Cooke
*Paul Cornell
*Rob Cowell
*Dr. Cynical
*Elizabeth Danna
*Louise Dennis
*Cameron Dixon
*Rebecca K. Dowgiert
*James Farmer
*Scot Ferre
*Tom Giffey
*Tom Golden 
*David Goldfield
*David Golding
*David Green
*Lori Grenci
*Halibut/Happy/Richard Salter
*Paul Harman
*James Herbertson
*Hermetics
*William Howells
*Stephen Jenkins
*Vicky Jewitt
*Matthew Jones
*Matthew Kurth
*Steve Leahy
*Jeremy Malcolm
*Darrel T. Manuel
*James Margitich
*Neil Marsh
*Jeri Massi
*Dan Mattos
*Carson Maynard
*Audra Rourk McHugh
*Ian McIntire
*Jay McIntyre
*Joseph Medina
*Clyde Meli
*Caroline Miller
*Jason Miller
*Siobahn Morgan
*Marc Van Nieuwpoort
*Kate Orman
*James Overton
*Robert Powell
*Lillith S. Rael
*David Robinson
*Darrin Snider
*Kathryn Sullivan
*Alan Taylor
*Susannah Tiller
*John H. Toon
*Keith Topping
*Steve Traylen
*Tom Truszkowski
*Andrew R. Vogel
*K.M. Wilcox
*Chris Williams
*Stephen M. Wolferstorff
*David E. Woon
*Michael "the Admiral" Zecca
*David Zientara
Category:Doctor Who Websites
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000 Archives
Doctor Who 2000

Doctor Who 2000 is a Doctor Who tape zine on audio cassette. 
There were thirty-one of them. The tapezine was essentially free. The amount charged for the zine just covered the cost of the cassette, printing of the cover and postage. Fans could send their own tapes in, with an envelope and some stamps and get it for free. Approximately 20 to 30 of each issue became available. Of those, about 10 to 15 were sales and the rest were free contributor copies 
For other similar zines, see: Doctor Who Tapezine.
==About==
==Distribution==
==Gallery==
"Many of the covers were either drawn by Neil Hogan or Lee Freeman in the UK. The final 2 tape set featured a colour cover of 2 paintings of the 7 Doctors by Lee Freeman and Neil Hogan respectively."
Image:dr2000-2.jpg|art from issue #2
Image:dr2000-4.jpg|art from issue #8 
Image:dr2000-3.jpg|art from issue #25
Image:dr2000-1.jpg|art from issue #29/30
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Tapezines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Doctor Who Appreciation Society

Doctor Who Appreciation Society (DWAS) is a Doctor Who fanclub. According to their website, they are "the longest running Doctor Who fan organisation in the world, with members across the globe."
It has published several fanzines: 
*Cosmic Masque
*Tardis (Doctor Who zine)
*The Celestial Toyroom, a newsletter
Image:Dwasyearbook19911992.jpg|cover of the 1991/1992 Yearbook, contains 20 pages
Image:dwasyearbook1996.jpg| cover of the 1996 Yearbook 
Image:dwasyearbook1997.jpg| cover of the 1997 Yearbook, contains 20 pages and a Tom Baker interview 
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1976 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
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Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:2020s Fan Clubs
Doctor Who Character Speculation

Doctor Who has a long history, and with it comes a plethora of characters that fans would like to see reappear. This results in a tendancy within the fandom to speculate about every new recurring character, or even minor or secondary character who so much as breathes, to secretly be one of these other characters that may or may not have first appeared 50 years ago.
Characters often speculated to be returning include The Master, The Rani, Omega, River Song, Susan, Rassilon and The Valeyard.
This speculation occurred for characters such as Ashildr, Clara Oswald and Rory Williams.
==Memes==
The frequency of this speculation is something of a meme in and of itself.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary
Doctor Who Club of Australia

The Doctor Who Club of Australia, originally the Australasian Doctor Who Fan Club, is a Doctor Who fan club based in Australia. They produced and sold their own merchandise, seemingly including audio dramas and fan films, and ran Whovention. Their zines were Data Extract and Zerinza, and they published Zerinza the Australasian Doctor Who Fan Club Calendar. There are local groups operating semi-independently in Bathurst, Brisbane, Canberra, Central Coast, Melbourne, Sydney and Toowoomba. 
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1976 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
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Category:2020s Fan Clubs
Doctor Who Club of Victoria

The Doctor Who Club of Victoria is based in Victoria, Australia and has published a few Doctor Who zines.
From their About Page: The club is still very much active.
==Founding==
Co-founder Judith McGinness later recalled Tom Baker's visit to Melbourne, and how this led to the forming of the club:
She also recalled some of those involved in the early days:
==1980s==
After Adrienne began to publish The Victorian Time Machine and led club activities, other club members began to plan a club reform in 1980 Judith McGinniss recalls:
John Edwards Davies, the first elected club president, later recalled those early days:
==1990s==
In the mid-to-late 1990s, it was a member of the Multiverse Science Fiction Group. During the 2020s, it networks with other media SF clubs such as Star Walking Inc and Austrek.
In 1993, one of their flyers went astray and ended up on the Blake's 7 forum on FidoNet raising suspicions about legitimacy.Dr Who Club!!! (Tegan Fielding) post dated May 15, 1993 and Dr Who Club!!! (Tegan Fielding) post dated May 24, 1993. Matthew R. Proctor (Treasurer as of 1993) confirmed the flyer.
==2000s==
==2010s==
==2020s==
==Publications==
* The Victorian Time Machine
* Nemesis
* Supervoc
* Sonic Screwdriver
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1979 Fan Clubs
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Doctor Who Cosplay

A Doctor Who LiveJournal comm for cosplay. It had costume breakdowns and guides.
Sister com dr_classic_cos for cosplay fandom focused on "the First through Eights Doctors"
==Links==
* praedestinatio (), a cosplayer associated with the comm
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Communities
Category:Cosplay
Category:2011 Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Doctor Who Day of Action

The Day of Action was a campaign intended to revive Doctor Who in 1990, almost a year after it's cancelation in 1989. 
A number of British fans (as well as ones from the United States and Australia) launched a phone-in campaign to the BBC to protest the cancellation.
==External Links==
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgxC0Y9h3ZI
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3-GTAUUcAc
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Category:1990 Events
Doctor Who Fan Club Monthly

The Doctor Who Fan Club Monthly (DWFC) was an UK based newsletter of the official Dr Who fanclub. It is often thought to be the first Dr Who fan publication, however, editor Keith Miller has written about an earlier newsletter published by Graham Tattersall in his The Official Doctor Who Fan Club Vol 1. 
The 'William (Dr Who) Hartnell Fan Club' began publishing an infrequent single sheet newsletter in 1965 that gave details about what the actors were doing and vague details about forthcoming episodes. There may also be a general science fiction fanzine from 1964 that contains Doctor Who content.
==Issue 1== 
DWFC Monthly #1 was edited by Keith Miller and published February 1972
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Doctor Who Fan Club of America

Doctor Who Fan Club of America was founded in 1982 and was based in Denver. It apparently folded in the 1990's. In 1984 the founders claimed to have over 20,000 members. The newsletter of DWFCA was Whovian Times which included a brief history in its 1984 issue.
They charged $5/year in dues in 1983-84 and held "Whovian Festivals" once or twice a year in various cities.Fandom Directory #5, Pg. 9
== References ==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Doctor Who Fan Film Database

Doctor Who Fan Film Database was a wiki/database of Doctor Who fan films.
==Films==
*Assassin
*A Leak in Time
*Bow Tie Hard
*Besieged
*Christmas Planet, The
*Chimera
*Doctor's Destiny, The
*Deconstruction
*Fan Film Number 7
*Flight of the Daleks
*Genesis of the Moleks, The
*Ghosts
*Gene Genius
*Ghost Pirates, and the
*Hidden Secrets
*Lord of the Daleks, The
*Millennium Trap, The
*Mystery of Rorrim, The
*Never Was, The
*Other Side, The
*Pub With No Doors, The
*Plague of Lychwood, The
*Persephone Complex, The
*Possibilities
*Pursuit of the Daleks
*Phantoms from the Future
*Rapture the Heavens
*Restoration of the Daleks
*Still Life
*Two Doctors and the Anti-Matter Menace, The (Special Edition)
*Trident
*Time Machine, The
*Tyranny of the Daleks, The
*Untimely Death 
*Unknown Enemy, The
*VictimSight
Category:Doctor Who Fan Films
Category:Doctor Who Websites
Category:2013 Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Doctor Who Femslash February

Doctor Who Femslash February is annual prompt challenge in Doctor Who for Femslash February. A prompt for everyday of February is provided. It is open to all femslash pairings and all types of fanworks.
== Prompts ==
=== 2023 ===
# Space
# Hugs
# Reunion
# Rose
# Martha
# Universe
# Culture
# Flowers
# Picnic
# Hands
# Donna
# Amy
# Stars
# Holiday
# Planet
# End
# Gender
# Clara
# Bill
# TARDIS
# Kiss
# Rain
# UNIT
# Color
# Yaz
# Doctor
# Past
# Future
=== 2024 ===
# Alternate Universe
# Rose
# Second Chance
# Regeneration
# Martha
# Post-Doctor
# Kids/Families
# Torchwood/UNIT
# Donna
# Embrace
# Memories
# Amy
# Settled down/Wedding
# Valentines/Holiday
# Polyamory
# Clara
# Career
# Past
# Bill
# Realization
# Beach Dates/Swimming
# Crossover
# River
# Vacation/TARDIS
# Future
# Yaz
# Gender/Gender-Bend
# Event/Party
# Time
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Doctor Who Lost Media

(Not a particular space, just the general community/activity; see also Wikipedia:Doctor Who missing episodes.)
==Notable Fans==
*Mark Ayres
*David Butler
*David Holman
*Ellen Parry
*Damian Shanahan
*Graham Strong
==Meta & Info Pages==
*The Doctor Who Clips List
*Lost and Found Episodes of "Doctor Who"
*The Missing Episodes
*The Lost Lords of Time by Hugh M. Pearson
==Reconstruction and Restoration Projects==
*Crystal Clear Audios and Telesnaps
*Doctor Who Restoration Team
*Loose Cannon Productions
*Missing Doctor Who: Reconstructions & Audios
==3D Software Projects==
*Dw3drecons
==Newsletters & Zines==
*Change of Identity
*The Disused Yeti
==Fan Films==
*Mission to the Unknown Recreation
==Websites including related information==
*Behind the Sofa
*Doctor Who Media
*The Millennium Effect
==General or Misc Groups==
*Lostdrwhos
Category:Doctor Who
Category:Fandoms by Community
Doctor Who Magazine

Doctor Who Magazine is a zine edited by Rebehka Rayment. It consisted mostly of extracts from the Doctor Who Monthly Magazine.
There were six issues. 
==Issue 1==
Doctor Who Magazine was published in June 1984.
==Issue 2==
Doctor Who Magazine
==Issue 3==
Doctor Who Magazine
==Issue 4==
Doctor Who Magazine
==Issue 5==
Doctor Who Magazine
==Issue 6==
Doctor Who Magazine was published in November/December 1984.
 
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Doctor Who Media

Doctor Who Media was a Doctor Who fansite founded in 2010. The site hosted unauthorized full episodes of Doctor Who episodes, as well as fannish reconstructions of lost episodes, a fan art gallery, and other media. It also contained a message board and a web store for Doctor Who-related merchandise. The site maintainer received a Cease & Desist notice in August 2014, and the site was closed.
At the time of its closure, the site had around 25,000 members.Andy at TorrentFreak. BBC & FACT Shut Down Doctor Who Fansite. 23 August 2014. (Accessed 25 August 2014.) Membership was required to access content, including the full episodes.
== Closure ==
The site was closed on August 22, 2014, after receiving a Cease & Desist notice from BBC and Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) representatives.
The following announcement was posted on the site as well as the Doctor Who Media Facebook page:
Fans were sad to see the site close. One fan on Reddit writes: "It was a marvelous, wonderful place, it had every episode of the classic series and up to series 6 of the new series. With this place gone there's no place left where you can get the classic series anymore, it's a real tradgedy." Another replies: "Yep. DWM was a great place. No ads, an awesome admin, high quality episodes of DW, Torchwood as well. It's a damn shame".Doctor Who Media has been shut down. at Reddit, 22 August 2014. Posts by AndYouWillObeyMe and TomRiddleJr. (Accessed 25 August 2014.)
== Screenshots ==
File:Doctor Who Media old.png|old.doctorwhomedia.co.uk, saved by Google cache 20 August 2014.
File:Doctor Who Media forum.png|Doctor Who Media Forum index, saved by Google cache 21 August 2014.
== See also ==
* BBC & FACT Shut Down Doctor Who Fansite at TorrentFreak, 23 August 2014
== References ==
Category:Doctor Who Websites
Category:2010s
Doctor Who Oddball

Doctor Who Oddball is a gen Doctor Who satiric humor zine with "Gallifrey Guardian" take-off. There are at least two issues.
Doctor Who Oddball 1 was published in March 1989.
* satiric Season 30 preview
* "On the Set of a 'Dragonfire' Rehearsal"
* funeral of the Kandyman
* "Write Your Own Review" guide
* "Doctorin' the Tardis"
* "The Funny World of Fandom"
* "Trial of a Time Lord" satire
* "The Changing Face of The Cybermen"
* joke letters column 
*"Build Your Own Doctor Who Model"
* "Ratings War"
* "Where Are All the Lost Scripts and What Really Lies at the Bottom of the BBC Cabinets"
* "Secret Scrolls of Rassillon"
* "The Tenth Planet"
* inserts of "The Hitlist"
* a joke survey
Doctor Who Oddball 2
* "The Tension Involved in Taping Doctor Wh,
* "Stuntman's View"
* DWAS take-off
* joke ads
* inserted are two letters from publisher Paul Monaghan
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Doctor Who Poop

Doctor Who Poop is a Doctor Who based YouTube Poop channel and Twitter account known for their crack videos, fan songs created using Doctor Who clips, and memes.
==Memes==
*Evil Dan
==Example Videos==
*DWPoop ♪ You'll Do It, If You Keep On Trying (ft. Graham)
*London 1965
Category:Doctor Who
category:YouTube
Category:Fan Musicians
Doctor Who Restoration Team

The Doctor Who Restoration Team (DWRT or Restoration Team for short) is a loose collection of Doctor Who fans, many working in the television industry, who restore Doctor Who episodes, and episodes of other classic British TV shows, for release on DVD.
The team was formed in 1992 when a small group of Doctor Who fans approached the BBC's Television Archivist wanting funding for a unique project. This first restoration done by the team was the Third Doctor adventure "The Daemons" (1971), combining a low-quality colour copy and a high resolution 16mm black and white image.Doctor Who Restoration Team, OldDoctorWho.com. Accessed 20 September 2018
The results of this were so successful that the BBC Archives provided further funding to the DWRT to restore three more complete stories. Since then, the Team has expanded and has contributed to many Doctor Who projects for both BBC Television and BBC Worldwide. These include many of the final Doctor Who VHS releases and all of the "classic series" DVD releases to date.Doctor Who Restoration Team, Wikipedia. Retrieved 20 September 2018, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Doctor_Who_Restoration_Team&oldid=843752118
The team's original ethos was that they only aimed to return episodes to their original broadcast quality and never "improve" the dated special effects. They later "backtracked" on this and produced some retouched "special editions", but always provided the "untouched" version as well.
Using their industry and fan contacts, the DWRT also traveled the globe seeking copies of lost episodes, such as "The Web Of Fear" and "The Enemy Of The World" which were located in a Nigerian TV studio in 2013.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who