This is my first DS posting. I have been lurking for a very long time on various programme forums but only now plucked up the courage to register. I hope to join in on a number of those discussions.
I have been a "Doctor Who" fan since the start in 1963 when I was nine. In all "Who" discussions it always interests me that no one ever seems to mention the sci fi series that imediately preceded it on TV. It too went out on Saturday teatimes for five or six weeks and then when it finished "Dr Who" followed it the next week inheriting its viewers. It was called "The Chem. Lab. Mystery" and it took place in a secondary school where some children tried and succeeded in experients in alchemy - turning bass metal into gold. There are some details about it in the IMDB. Does anyone remember it ? I remember it to be a really good series and I have often thought it might merit a remake. Memory of it seems to have buried by the arrival of the all-conquering "Doctor Who", but surely someone must remember it and can maybe even ill in my memories of it.
I have been a "Doctor Who" fan since the start in 1963 when I was nine. In all "Who" discussions it always interests me that no one ever seems to mention the sci fi series that imediately preceded it on TV. It too went out on Saturday teatimes for five or six weeks and then when it finished "Dr Who" followed it the next week inheriting its viewers. It was called "The Chem. Lab. Mystery" and it took place in a secondary school where some children tried and succeeded in experients in alchemy - turning bass metal into gold. There are some details about it in the IMDB. Does anyone remember it ? I remember it to be a really good series and I have often thought it might merit a remake. Memory of it seems to have buried by the arrival of the all-conquering "Doctor Who", but surely someone must remember it and can maybe even ill in my memories of it.