Free (with ads, but adblockers work), with everything from "Spearhead from Space" onward.
"An Unearthly Child" and "The Wheel in Space" are completely missing for unknown reasons, while the animated reconstructions all seem to be there.
Only way to watch them in North America was either on-demand through Britbox ($8.00 a month) or as one of PlutoTV's pseudo-Live TV, continuous-feed-with-ads, channels.
I'm going to go and finally watch "City of Death" all the way though... Just as soon as I rewatch the Pertwee Era...
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PSA: (Almost) All of Classic Doctor Who is Now Available On-Demand Through Tubi
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Re: PSA: (Almost) All of Classic Doctor Who is Now Available On-Demand Through Tubi
Unearthly child is probably due to the copyright mess going on with it atm. Wheel in space I am assuming is not there because of the story missing and only has a recon atm.ProfessorDetective wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 4:12 am Free (with ads, but adblockers work), with everything from "Spearhead from Space" onward.
"An Unearthly Child" and "The Wheel in Space" are completely missing for unknown reasons, while the animated reconstructions all seem to be there.
Only way to watch them in North America was either on-demand through Britbox ($8.00 a month) or as one of PlutoTV's pseudo-Live TV, continuous-feed-with-ads, channels.
I'm going to go and finally watch "City of Death" all the way though... Just as soon as I rewatch the Pertwee Era...
https://tubitv.com/networks/classic_doctor_who
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Re: PSA: (Almost) All of Classic Doctor Who is Now Available On-Demand Through Tubi
They've got the other reconstructions, from what I can tell. No Idea why Wheel was singled out.sayla0079 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 2:43 amUnearthly child is probably due to the copyright mess going on with it atm. Wheel in space I am assuming is not there because of the story missing and only has a recon atm.ProfessorDetective wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 4:12 am Free (with ads, but adblockers work), with everything from "Spearhead from Space" onward.
"An Unearthly Child" and "The Wheel in Space" are completely missing for unknown reasons, while the animated reconstructions all seem to be there.
Only way to watch them in North America was either on-demand through Britbox ($8.00 a month) or as one of PlutoTV's pseudo-Live TV, continuous-feed-with-ads, channels.
I'm going to go and finally watch "City of Death" all the way though... Just as soon as I rewatch the Pertwee Era...
https://tubitv.com/networks/classic_doctor_who
Re: PSA: (Almost) All of Classic Doctor Who is Now Available On-Demand Through Tubi
On Tubi? I just checked and I didn't see any of the reconstructions for patrick or william's eras.
Re: PSA: (Almost) All of Classic Doctor Who is Now Available On-Demand Through Tubi
Yes, there are some stories missing I admit. Those might be rights issues with the animation companies.
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I'm seeing "Galaxy 4", "Power of the Daleks", "Evil of the Daleks", "The Macra Terror", "The Faceless Ones". Most of the Second Doctor Collection is animated. Not sure how you're missing them. You in Canada or something?
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Oh I thought you meant the ones that were the still images with the audio, not the animated ones.
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Naw, I understand skipping over those. Only the REALLY diehard fans would be willing to bother with the slideshows and I'm not THAT diehard.
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Understandable usually when they come up on other sites I have them on in the background as audio to listen to.