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Jon Preddle: Created page with "This is what happens when the '''Full Text''' published by '''[http://doctorwhoworldwide.com/2013/11/18/missing-episodes-is-this-the-list-of-found-episodes/3/ Doctor Who Archive]..."

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This is what happens when the '''Full Text''' published by '''[http://doctorwhoworldwide.com/2013/11/18/missing-episodes-is-this-the-list-of-found-episodes/3/ Doctor Who Archive]''' is entered into this MediaWiki.

As one can see, it's a scrambled mess due to the lack of the brackets, placement lines and other layout templates required to drive the MediaWiki encoding.

Even the text surrounded by the <!- -> comments, which should normally be rendered invisible, is displayed.

If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return.

It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent.

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|”’[[Malta]] — [[Cyprus]] — [[Hong Kong]]”’||{{D}}—{{E}}
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|”’[[Singapore]] — [[Hong Kong]]”’
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{{A}}—{{B}}—{{C}}

{{F}}—{{G}}—{{H}}—{{J}}—{{K}}—{{L}}
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<!–*{{D}} discovered in Hong Kong, and returned to the BBC in 2013–>
<!–*Odds and ends of other stories discovered in Hong Kong, and returned to the BBC in 2013–>

A: An Unearthly Child
B: The Daleks
C: The Edge of Destruction
D: Marco Polo 7
E: The Keys of Marinus
F: The Aztecs
G: The Sensorites
H: The Reign of Terror 2
J: Planet of Giants
K: The Dalek Invasion of Earth
L: The Rescue

^9 ME’s in total
[D:Marco Polo also found in Ethiopia]
[H:The Reign of Terror also found in Ethiopia]

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|”’[[Hong Kong]]”’||{{FF}}—{{GG}}—{{HH}}—{{JJ}}—{{KK}}—{{LL}}—{{MM}}

{{RR}}—{{TT}}—{{UU}}—{{VV}}—{{WW}}—{{XX}}—{{YY}}—{{ZZ}}
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*{{MM}} discovered in [[Hong Kong]], and returned to the BBC in 1992

<!–*Other episodes discovered in [[Hong Kong]], and returned to the BBC in 2013–>
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*It’s possible [[Hong Kong]] got a second set of prints of {{MM}} (from [[Singapore]]?)

FF: The Highlanders 4
GG: The Underwater Menace 2
HH: The Moonbase 2
JJ: The Macra Terror 4
KK: The Faceless Ones 4
LL: The Evil of the Daleks 6
MM: The Tomb of the Cybermen
NN: The Abominable Snowmen 5?
RR: Fury from the Deep 6
SS: The Wheel in Space 1?
TT: The Dominators
UU: The Mind Robber
VV: The Invasion 2
WW: The Krotons
XX: The Seeds of Death
YY: The Space Pirates 5
ZZ: The War Games

^35 ME’s in total
[^40 ME's in total with NN: The Abominable Snowmen 5?]
[^41 ME's in total with SS: The Wheel in Space Episode 2?]

[D:Marco Polo & H:The Reign of Terror also in Hong Kong]
[SS: The Wheel in Space Episodes 1,4,5 found in Nigeria]

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|”’[[Mauritius]] — [[Sierra Leone]] — [[Ethiopia]]”’||

{{A}}—{{B}}—{{C}}—{{D}}—{{E}}—{{F}}—{{G}}—{{H}}

{{J}}—{{K}}—{{L}}—{{M}}—{{N}}—{{P}}—{{Q}}—{{R}}
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<!–*{{D}} discovered in [[Ethiopia]], and returned to the BBC in 2013–>

A: An Unearthly Child
B: The Daleks
C: The Edge of Destruction
D: Marco Polo 7
E: The Keys of Marinus
F: The Aztecs
G: The Sensorites
H: The Reign of Terror 2
J: Planet of Giants
K: The Dalek Invasion of Earth
L: The Rescue
M: The Romans
N: The Web Planet
P: The Crusade 2
Q: The Space Museum
R: The Chase

^11 ME’s in total
[D:Marco Polo & H:The Reign of Terror also found in Hong Kong]

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|”’[[New Zealand]] — [[Singapore]]”’||

{{T}}—{{U}}—{{W}}—{{X}}—{{Y}}—{{AA}}—{{CC}}—{{DD}}—{{EE}}
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*Sent to [[Singapore]] in 1972

<!–*Sent to [[TIE Ltd]]’s film store in [[Ghana]] circa 1973–>

<!–*Discovered in [[Ghana]], and returned to the BBC in 2013–>

T: Galaxy 4 3
U: The Myth Makers 4
W: The Massacre 4
X: The Ark
Y: The Celestial Toymaker 3
AA: The Savages 4
CC: The Smugglers 4
DD: The Tenth Planet 1
EE: The Power of the Daleks 6

^29 ME’s in total

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|”’[[Hong Kong]] — [[Zambia]] — [[Nigeria]]”’||{{NN}}—{{PP}}—{{QQ}}
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<!–*{{PP}} and {{QQ}} discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 2013–>

|”’[[Hong Kong]] — [[Nigeria]]”’||{{SS}}
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<!–*Episodes 1,4,5,6 only discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 2013–>

NN: The Abominable Snowmen 5?
PP: The Enemy of the World 5
QQ: The Web of Fear 5
SS: The Wheel in Space 3

^13 ME’s in total
[^18 ME's in total with NN: The Abominable Snowmen 5?]

[SS: The Wheel in Space Episode 2 found in Hong Kong?]

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List of Missing Episodes Found

D: Marco Polo FOUND 7 (1-7) HK,ETH
H: The Reign of Terror FOUND 2 (4,5) HK,ETH
P: The Crusade FOUND 2 (2,4) ETH
T: Galaxy 4 FOUND 3 (1,2,4) GHA
U: The Myth Makers FOUND 4 (1-4) GHA
W: The Massacre FOUND 4 (1-4) GHA
Y: The Celestial Toymaker FOUND 3 (1,2,3) GHA
AA: The Savages FOUND 4 (1-4) GHA
CC: The Smugglers FOUND 4 (1-4) GHA
DD: The Tenth Planet FOUND 1 (4) GHA
EE: The Power of the Daleks FOUND 6 (1-6) GHA
FF: The Highlanders FOUND 4 (1-4) HK
GG: The Underwater Menace FOUND 2 (1,4) HK
HH: The Moonbase FOUND 2 (1,3) HK
JJ: The Macra Terror FOUND 4 (1-4) HK
KK: The Faceless Ones FOUND 4 (2,4,5,6) HK
LL: The Evil of the Daleks FOUND 6 (1,3-7) HK
NN: The Abominable Snowmen FOUND 5? (1,3-6) HK? and/or NGA?
PP: The Enemy of the World FOUND 5 (1,2,4,5,6) NGA
QQ: The Web of Fear FOUND 5 (2-6) NGA
RR: Fury from the Deep FOUND 6 (1-6) HK
SS: The Wheel in Space FOUND 3 (1,4,5) NGA or FOUND 4 (1,4,5) NGA and (2) HK?
VV: The Invasion FOUND 2 (1,4) HK
YY: The Space Pirates FOUND 5 (1,3-6) HK

^88 Episodes Found of 106 Missing or
^+5 Episodes Found of 106 Missing (including The Abominable Snowmen 1,3-6?) or
^+1 Episodes Found of 106 Missing (also including The Wheel in Space 2?)

List of Still Missing Episodes

T/A: Mission to the Unknown LOST 1 (1)
V: The Daleks’ Master Plan LOST 9 (1,3,4,6,7,8,9,11,12)
NN: The Abominable Snowmen LOST 5? (1,3-6)
OO: The Ice Warriors LOST 2 (2,3)
SS: The Wheel in Space LOST 1? (2)

^18 Episodes Still Missing of 106 Missing or
^-5 Episodes Still Missing of 106 Missing (excluding The Abominable Snowmen 1,3-6?) or
^-1 Episodes Still Missing of 106 Missing (also excluding The Wheel in Space 2?)

[B]HK-Hong Kong
ETH-Ethiopia
GHA-Ghana

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 Even the text surrounded by the <!- -> comments, which should normally be rendered invisible, is displayed.
-If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time. As we understand it, no such text was found then, because it was never there.
+If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time. No such text was found, because it was never there.
 It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent. So much for a "quick" reveal.

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 Even the text surrounded by the <!- -> comments, which should normally be rendered invisible, is displayed.
-If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time. As we understand it, no such text was found.
+If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time. As we understand it, no such text was found then, because it was never there.
 It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent. So much for a "quick" reveal.

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 Even the text surrounded by the <!- -> comments, which should normally be rendered invisible, is displayed.
-If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time.
+If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time. As we understand it, no such text was found.
 It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent. So much for a "quick" reveal.

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 Even the text surrounded by the <!- -> comments, which should normally be rendered invisible, is displayed.
-If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search at that time.
+If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search conducted at that time.
 It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent. So much for a "quick" reveal.

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 Even the text surrounded by the <!- -> comments, which should normally be rendered invisible, is displayed.
-If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search.
+If you use the 'search' function for, say, "Hong Kong 2013" the page will display in the return. If the text was on the site in July it would have displayed during any search at that time.
 It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent. So much for a "quick" reveal.

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−	It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent.	+	It was claimed that the code was 'hidden' so it could be revealed quickly in the event of an announcement. But more than just removing a few codes would be required to display anything coherent. So much for a "quick" reveal.