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Old 11-26-2008, 01:28 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Their recons don't include any of the existing BBC episodes (to avoid copyright problems), so it's a good idea to buy the BBC's "Lost in Time" DVD set. That has all the "isolated" episodes on it, where most of the story has been lost and just one or two episodes survive. What I do when I get a tape (they only supply on video tape!) from them is to record it all to my hard disk DVD recorder, copy any relevent episodes from "Lost in Time", then burn it all to a DVD in the correct episode order.
Ah, ok... Thought they did that one, my mistake...

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