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Story summary
- The charitable trust Film Is Fabulous in England announced the rediscovery of two Doctor Who episodes from the 1960s, found in film canisters with a deceased collector.
- Nearly 100 episodes are missing because the BBC erased recordings it deemed commercially worthless.
- No original broadcast videotapes exist for episodes made between 1963 and 1969.
- The discovery lets fans experience a slice of the show’s history that was long believed lost.
