[RhysJR]

I'm so pleased they did that. Even though we haven't yet seen Ncuti Gatwa in the role, his first series has already been made, so he is the fifteenth Doctor and the fans know that.

Excellent. I've always blubbed at that scene. It's an important signal of continuation of the drama. 

Agee, with all of the above, it was a really nice edit. The whole programme is a fantastic tribute to the show and those that made it happen in the early days.

Someone with a better memory of tbe original edit could verify this, but I saw some suggestions that there were a few edits to remove action from An Unearthly Child due to the Coburn tantrum. 

Not sure how accurate that is, but the best way to uphold your father's legacy is to have it airbrushed from history...

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This is probably a spoiler, not in the sense as a spoiler for the show itself, but rather for a probably unimportant promotion side thing that currently hasn't officially said by any official sources other than something tucked away on the BBC webside.
   Friday's CBeebies Bedtime Story comes up as "Episode 875: to be advised" on most schedules, however, if you do a bit of digging on the BBC website, you can find this page, confirming a Doctor Who bedtime story airing on the same date. www.bbc.co.uk 

And this raises a lot of questions.
I though it might have something to do with Blue Peter's DW comp, as with the recent authors comp that had a Bedtime Story, they had the same "to be advised" caption, but I did some reading and I don't think it has anything to do with a story. Though they could possibly plug the story on BP.

It has been confirmed that the Fourteenth Doctor will read tonight's CBeebies bedtime story.

www.bbc.co.uk 

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There will be 'in vision commentary' on iPlayer of all three specials.

www.doctorwho.tv