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From: dr37@sphinx.UChicago.UUCP (Joanna Bryson)
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Subject: Re: Re: Who's opening credits---the bridge
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Date: Thu, 23-May-85 14:15:09 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 23 14:15:09 1985
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The bridge appears in the closing credits of the theme up to the last season of 
Pertwee, (when the credits change to the tunnel and Sarah first appears) then
reappears in the closing sequence of the late Bakers, when the tunneling leaves
and the electronic version sets in and continues through at least until Colin
Baker.  It apparently was removed to shorten the closing credits...does anyone
know whether this was to give more show time or more commercial time?  Also, 
does anyone know what kind of synthesizor was used in the early Baker version?
And what kind of instrumentation was on the sixty-three version?  I'm not sure
when the technology was available, the earliest one I've heard was on the 
Beatles "Yes it is" which I guess is about sixty five.