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Subject: Re: Early Pertwee episodes
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Date: Tue, 2-Apr-85 12:27:45 EST
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While  I was in North Carolina I saw "the Daemons" on public television,
and I was impressed by how good the show looked.  The effects don't look
as cheap and the sets as fake in black and white.  I remember reading that
the Beatles spent days on their mono mixes and just threw together the stereo
because very few people in England had stereos, I wonder if the same might
apply to Doctor Who.  
What's so terrible about black and white?
				Joanna