Talk:Another Doctor (webcast)

Alright, is there a source somewhere for this… er, existing, per se? Because the article states it was released on the Internet rather than on the DVD, but it gives no link or video… and, I did some moderate digging and I'm sorry, I can find no traces of it online. The article even appears to be kind of inconsistent with itself, as despite this claim that it was released online rather than along the other Reconstructions, the "home release" section still repeats the information that "all Reconstructions are available on the DVD and Blu-Ray release of An Adventure in Space and Time"…

On top of that, the statement that the episode would be unique in the Reconstructions series in that the actors are playing the characters rather than the actors is… also somewhat puzzling to me, as what I could find of the other Reconstructions during said searching featured Bradley recreating scenes of the First Doctor without ever breaking character.

By the by, assuming it does somehow exist and that, as the article describes, it features Gatiss actually playing the Doctor, why is it non-valid? Is it a licensing issue? Is it because it's a parody, and the article failed to mention that?--Scrooge MacDuck ☎  18:20, September 15, 2018 (UTC)
 * I've seen the Blu-ray. As I understand it, what is titled "Another Doctor" here is actually Regenerations, the full version of Regeneration. Reconstruction: First regeneration, a simple recreation of The Tenth Planet sequence, is on BBC YouTube. Regenerations, which is listed on both the DVD and the Blu-ray, adds to this by having 2/Shearsmith change into 3/Gatiss just as he changes from 1/Bradley. I am also confused by the statement, as to me it seems no different from the other reconstructions, the only difference being that obviously the second regeneration was never shot with Troughton and Pertwee as it had been in Tenth Planet. Also of note, as can be seen in the image attached to this article, the Doctor's clothes change again in the second regeneration, which would not mesh with our first glimpse of the Third Doctor wearing Troughton's clothes in Spearhead.

Basically, this is Gatiss' playing the Doctor in a "reconstruction" of a scene which was not shot in real life and could not have occurred in-universe in the way it is depicted here. --MrThermomanPreacher ☎  01:09, November 2, 2019 (UTC)