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Writer of novels, short stories, non-fiction, scripts, and other things. Also possessor of the worst luck in human history. New website coming soon.
@CrabAndBroom @FlyingSquid There's also the Valeyard, which fits in somewhere between the 12th and nth Doctor, as well as Arabella Weir's alternate Doctor, Richard E. Grant's Doctor (who might be an alternate universe Doctor or a future incarnation).
The Children in Need skit can be ignored - as much as I adore Rowan Atkinson in the role - as well as the stage version. And Mark Gatiss, as great as he would be in a legitimate story.
@TheDoctorDonna @HipPriest There are *definitely* old episodes of British television being hoarded. I've never encountered anyone with Who episodes, but other things? Absolutely.
There are significant gaps that could be filled with what I've been told of, but it isn't things most people would be desperately looking for.
Old soap operas and comedy shows aren't going to get the same attention, so nobody really talks about what is out there. Mostly in poor quality to boot...