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Brilliantly put together Ed, thank you so much for sharing and bring back some lovely memories.

there will always be 97 missing episodes

Ok this is going to sound a bit odd, but I set a reminder a while back to ask if you could upload Rick Astley’s appearance on LWT Night Network on Christmas Eve 1987 😅You probably won’t even see this comment, but if I recall, you said that you would upload it around Christmas time if I remembered to ask you because it is lost media

What a brilliant video.

There's apartments there.

this is magical 😢❤️👏

Two story's I love!!!!!

Whenever I’m in west London I always make a point of walking past TVC, albeit now redeveloped. There’s something majestic about that building. Probably my favourite in London. Maybe due to the fact that the majority of shows I watched as a kid were produced there. So historically important. Also, RIP Vangelis

Getting in the mood for Gallifrey One--this hit the spot!!!

Wow, instantaneous Ed! 😁 My Dad becomes a no-go person with their cats for days if he gets their vets box out! He only has to mention the box and they're off! 😁🐈

This is iconic thank you for this upload

the souls of BBC television Centre😥😢😭

There were also some non-BBC programmes that were filmed at Television Centre during its first 53¾ years. Here is a list of some of them in no particular order: • Harry Hill's TV Burp • 8 Out of 10 Cats • 5 Minutes to a Fortune • Golden Balls • The Alan Titchmarsh Show • Alan Carr: Chatty Man • The Paul O'Grady Show • 10 O'Clock Live • Tipping Point • Piers Morgan's Life Stories

While most of the studios no longer exist (apart from studios 1, 2 and 3), at least we should be thankful that Television Centre is still at the heart of TV history.

Will you upload more videos? You could have more subs js

1984!

Christmas 1981. I remember getting so excited when having a glimpse of the new Doctor Who, Peter Davison.Happy memories.

He was much more smartly turned out in those days.

And now the BBC play down Christmas, and all things British and christian, who`d have thought that all those years ago...

Terrance Dicks: A man who wrote many classic adventures such as The War Games, Horror of Fang Rock and The Brain Of Morbius as well as making thousands of Whovians into readers with his books. He will be missed.

Boy has politics changed. Look at the scum there is in parliament today.

The vast majority of people know Terrance from Doctor Who (I've never been a fan and don't like it so I never knew him from that). However, I know of Terrance because of his children's books. I actually got into reading because of his Baker Street Irregular gang stories and his horror stories. I still have a copy of cry Vampire (one of the very best children's vampire stories ever.). His children's books were amazing and very well written and really engrossing. I actually used to get really frightened reading his horror stories. He was such a talented writer. RIP Terrance and thank you so so much for giving me a love of reading and for so many thrilling adventures as a child and teenager.

Apparently there's six missing episodes known to be in the hands of collectors, would be great to see them soon

Rest in piece you legend. The only classic writer that's got a chance of returning is Eric sawood. Please come back to the show Eric.

Only just found this, thank you.

7 years later, this video still pulls on the heartstrings. Beautifully shot and arranged -- especially the Purves/Hartnell tribute. Just gorgeous.

Quality made video, wasn’t that silver robot the D-G at 4:40 ?

Wonderful

V attractive lady

Vorsprung Doosh Technik, as they say Germany

RIP Terrance Dicks another of the original Doctor Who Crew sadly gone!😞😢😭🇬🇧

Irascible! I don’t believe a word of it. Terrance was a darling!

RiP Terrance true DW legend

R.I.P. Terrance, he made a huge impact on the world of Doctor Who and he'll always be remembered as probably one of the most iconic contributors to the world of Doctor Who. Lovely chap.