Hundreds of hours of previously believed lost British drama broadcast between 1957 and 1970 has been found in WNET's archive collection at the Library of Congress.

According to this list of the recovered dramas, amongst these are the ITV/Rediffusion Play of the Week The Typewriter (1962) and Theatre 625's The Queen and the Welshman (1966), both ( Read more... )

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Why do I have such a hard time leaving comments on people's journals? I always feel like such a dorkus just randomly dropping in on people's journals and leaving comments, even though I know that probably the vast majority of people on LJ don't mind it when they get comments from new people (I always like getting random comments.) And there's ( Read more... )

ARGHHHHHHH! I have Brendan Block/William Nash on the brain, and I can't tell if this picture is making it better or worse...

*stares at blank page in TextEdit*
*stares at picture*
*cries*

Sent translation off to sometimes-boss with a couple of questions about places where I stumbled a bit. Instead of just answering the questions, she went ahead and sent the translation off to the checker, and this made me flail around a bit because nooooooes, it wasn't ready! Especially since I made a huge embarrassing mistake in one place and ( Read more... )

My sometimes-boss sent me some translation work today, which was great, except that it severely messed up my plans for the day, which had consisted of finding, downloading and watching Human Traffic and those two episodes of Cracker with John Simm ( Read more... )

Last of the Time Lords: Well, I said my bit about this episode when it first aired. But I do think that when Sci-Fi finally shows it in the US, they should show it together immediately after Sound of Drums, in a two-hour time slot or something. (Or, knowing Sci-Fi, a two and a half hour time slot.) They won't, of course. But they should, because a ( Read more... )