Shada

Discussing the main feature

Feature-length version of Shada, using animation to replace missing material, with remastered original footage and optional 5.1 soundtrack.

A dedication to Dudley Simpson, "Dedicated to DUDLEY SIMPSON 1922-2017", is shown after the credits for "Main Feature"

Doctor Who Annual 1981 (presented as a series of 56 seperate .TIF images)

Cover of the 1992 VHS release (presented as a single .JPG file)

Artwork for "The Legendary Lost Story" by Douglas Adams (presented as a single .JPG file)

Knitting pattern for making the fourth Doctor's scarf (presented as a single .JPG file)

Animated storyboards for this feature, created by Adrian Salmon and Martin Geraghty (presented as a series of 35 seperate .JPG files)

Location filming schedule for the original recordings

Camera script for the original recordings

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How industrial action affected Doctor Who production over the years

A look at the locations used for this serial

Photos from the production of this serial set to background sound effects. Title used for previous release was "Shada Photo Gallery".

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Shada"

Studio footage shot at Ealing Film Studios and BBC Television Centre, in October / November 1979; presented with informational subtitles

Dialogue recording sessions for the 2017 version

Footage from the studio shoot, in September 2017

Footage from model filming, in August 2017

Footage used for the original Tom Baker title sequence

Footage from the live action reference shoot, in June 2017

Photos from the production of the 2017 version, set to background music and sound effects.

Deleted scenes from the 2017 version

Flash-animated webcast created by BBCi in 2003. The title used for the previous release was "Shada - BBCi/Big Finish version"

Six-part, reconstructed version using the 1979 camera negatives and studio material - with linking material (from 1992) by Tom Baker. This version was previously released on VHS in 1992.The title used for the previous release was "Shada VHS Version".