Matthew Purchase
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Enquiries - [email protected] - Available for Photoshop commissions. Creates Doctor Who artwork. My name once worn on Ryan Gosling’s chest.
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A juddering issue caused by incorrect encoding
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I’ve just heard BBC Studios will be issuing replacement discs for the original UK release of Doctor Who The Collection Season 20. To claim send proof of your original purchase and a your address to [email protected]
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Heads up. Apparently the new standard release of Season 20 contains fixes to the juddering issues and the missing CGI shot on The Five Doctors 40th Anniversary Edition.
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16 - Licence to Kill - Didn’t feel much like a Bond film, but I rather enjoyed it. Like the idea of Bond seeking revenge rather than acting on orders. Nice to see Q get more to do. A lot more violent. But some good stunts. It’s a shame Dalton didn’t do more. 8.5/10
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Peter Davison has mentioned he’s filming content for Season 21 extras at the moment.
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Some new artwork as part of The Purple Archive challenge over on X. The Fifteenth Doctor (and Belinda) come face-to-face with... the Gastropods!
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15 - The Living Daylights - Dalton makes a good Bond. It’s nice to have a romance you can actually believe now. The film itself is a mixed bag. Some really nice ideas, but it doesn’t tie together nicely. The stunt work feels like it’s gone up a notch. 5/10
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14 - A View to a Kill - This film has everything you could want. Brilliant cast. Christopher Walken is perfect! Patrick McGee was a surprise to see. Some amazing visuals and stunts. James feels more like a spy here and the plot serves the character better. 9/10
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Looks like Australia is getting standard packaging re-releases of The Collection. Season 2 coming first.
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I may bump up some of the earlier ones now I have context, but not Octopussy.
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X - Never Say Never Again. Connery slips seamlessly back into the role (he’s aged very well). The film was a lot better than I imagined. Knows where to spend the money. Largo is a really strong villain. Rowan Atkinson’s role feels at odds here. Final a bit underwhelming. 6/10
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13 - Octopussy. All style but no substance. I was quite bored until the final act of the film. The circus stuff makes for very uncomfortable viewing now. And putting Bond in the clown outfit 🤦‍♂️. Not sure I fully understood the plot. But there were great visuals. 5/10 average.
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12 - For Your Eyes Only. Such a relief after Moonraker. Back on track. Never knew Julian Glover had such a big role. And Bond shows some restraint with a woman 😳. It has a bit of everything. Some incredible stunts. I think Moore is my favourite Bond, that may change. 7/10
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11 - Moonraker. Bond in space just rubbish. Well directed, but there’s so many silly moments. Laser guns, hovercraft gondoliers even Jaws getting a girl and a redemption arc (with that god awful music). It wasn’t boring I suppose. Stars Wars really did have an effect. 2/10
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Yes I got a dispatch email on Thursday before arriving on Friday..
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Joy to the World has one as well. Which is the same as the single release
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I’m taking this as official confirmation CAF was meant to be in The Reality War, but it was cut. The extra was intended for Episode 8 but got shifted to 6 after the change, but the old title remained by mistake.
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This is interesting. On Disc 4 (The Story and Interstellar discs) there’s a feature called Reality War Companion Catch-up. It’s interview with Varada and Carole Ann that was posted on YouTube. But it’s telling it was originally made for The Reality War.
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I’m now back to owning every Doctor Who episode on disc!
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The commentary line-up for The Robot Revolution is Varada Sethu (Belinda), Russell T Davies (Writer) and Vicki Delow (Producer).

With thanks to Matt Dennis.