@thoscheitrash@WeaselFidget It's only done for a laugh, got a few light-hearted boos from the audience for even daring to mention AI, and it got quite a few giggles from the audience. The whole thing only took a minute or two. Hardly problematic in a 3Β½ hour presentation.
@the_questmaster@lewispringle Yes, they must be. Cura's photographs were always flat-sided, even in his very early ones, not showing any of the screen curvature.
@kevinjondavies@PatrickMulkern@DWASonline They advertised the meeting that would include the BFI clip in the September 1976 issue (No.10), saying that it would happen in October. The details of the meeting were supposed to be in the following issue, but it doesn't appear that they remembered to put them in.
As Sir David Attenborough turns 100 today, here's his memo from December 1966 as Controller of BBC2 to Dennis Scuse at Television Enterprises, turning down the idea that Terry Nation's planned colour Dalek series could find a home on his channel.
@DoctorWhoPix Seeing this in TV Comic back in 1976 was the most exciting thing ever. I think I must have looked at that advert a hundred times that day. The thing I was most excited about was the small line down the bottom - "And you won't see it on TV."
@StevenFlavell1@Rob_Watkins@archives1963 Yes, the collector who has them allowed DWM to print the image of Celation back in 1998. A few others in the collection of 16 have...slipped out over the years.