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Complete History partwork announced
JAS84
16-04-2015
Quote:
“GO BEHIND THE CAMERAS OF EVERY EPISODE OF THIS INCREDIBLE TV SERIES!

FROM 1963 TO TODAY, AND FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN, DISCOVER HOW EVERY ADVENTURE OF ALL 12 DOCTORS WAS CREATED IN ONE UNIQUE REFERENCE COLLECTION. A MUST HAVE FOR ANY DOCTOR WHO FAN.

All there is to know about Doctor Who in one incredible encyclopaedic collection, by the experts of the TV series

BUILD UP THE ULTIMATE DOCTOR WHO REFERENCE COLLECTION, FEATURING OVER 250 ADVENTURES WITH ALL 12 DOCTORS!”

http://www.dwcompletehistory.com/
Isambard Brunel
16-04-2015
The first effect of the BBC losing their lucrative Top Gear revenue stream...

jxbrenna
16-04-2015
ive been waiting for somthing like this!

the BBC can have my cash!
Captain Stable
16-04-2015
Stupid question, but...
Where does it say it has the episodes themselves? They go on about Hardback books, and the volumes are the spines of the books. Is it just a book collection, or is it DVD?

Because if it was DVD you would expect them to mention it somewhere!
jxbrenna
16-04-2015
Originally Posted by Captain Stable:
“Stupid question, but...
Where does it say it has the episodes themselves? They go on about Hardback books, and the volumes are the spines of the books. Is it just a book collection, or is it DVD?

Because if it was DVD you would expect them to mention it somewhere!”

i think its books
Isambard Brunel
16-04-2015
Originally Posted by Captain Stable:
“Where does it say it has the episodes themselves?”

It doesn't, it's just yet another encyclopaedic reference collection from that Italian company that gets fools hooked into long-term partworks from newsagents, before they suddenly stop appearing in any newsagent and you're forced to go directly to them and part with your money for a subscription. Or so I saw on Watchdog years ago.

You usually end up paying hundreds of pounds for a £10 airfix model and a load of pamphlets that tell you nothing you don't already know or can't find out on Wikipedia! The 'exclusive' stuff you'll have never read before is usually as exciting as them pestering Waris Hussein to reveal whether he wore Y-fronts or boxer shorts on the first day of filming.
Corwin
16-04-2015
£800 (more or less) ? Probably even more to get them in Ireland (though can't find a price for the RoI on the website)

I don't think so.

If all the DVDs were included it would be better value but not when it's just books containing info that's probably on the net or already in previous reference books that can be had for £20 or less.
Lewis Christian
16-04-2015
£800+ for a repackaged Wikipedia basically. Looks amazing, but so what. It's just loads of old news (which can be researched online or in books) repackaged, a total rip off IMO.
Firegazer
16-04-2015
Originally Posted by Lewis Christian:
“£800+ for a repackaged Wikipedia basically. Looks amazing, but so what. It's just loads of old news (which can be researched online or in books) repackaged, a total rip off IMO.”

My thoughts exactly!
jxbrenna
23-04-2015
Any idea when this is released?
Dalekbuster523
23-04-2015
Not sure if I'll get this or not. On one hand, it could be extremely useful for the BSC Film & Television Production course I'm studying. On the other hand, I have three subscriptions already (DWM, Empire, Doctor Who Comic) and I'm not prepared to give up any of them because they're all superb magazines.
Lewis Christian
23-04-2015
Originally Posted by Dalekbuster523:
“Not sure if I'll get this or not. On one hand, it could be extremely useful for the BSC Film & Television Production course I'm studying. On the other hand, I have three subscriptions already (DWM, Empire, Doctor Who Comic) and I'm not prepared to give up any of them because they're all superb magazines.”

All the content in these new magazines, I promise you, can be found online - the classic website, Wikipedia, the Shannon Sullivan site, etc. Not worth it. It's just old material made to look fancy. You'd be better off just sticking with your current three subscriptions IMO.
tiggerpooh
23-04-2015
I shan't bother with this. It's not only expensive, but a total rip-off. If you buy one issue a month until the last one has come out, then you'll have spent over £800!

Plus, not only all that, I haven't got the space in my house to store every book. I'd need a lot more space than I have got.

So no. I'm leaving this one alone.

I've got various books covering the TV stories, including the hardback 'Who-ology', plus Engines of War, covering the Doctor's involvement in The Time War. I bought The updated version of the Character Encyclopaedia last week, and the Tales of Trenzalore book earlier today. So I've got every book I need about DW so far.

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