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Note: Originally scheduled for February 2020 but delayed until March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The print-on-demand edition is identical to the regular edition, but has a glossy cover instead of the original’s matt cover. Cover blurb: A carnival grotesque in which a Cold War scientist conducts an elaborate con in the lost city of Atlantis, The Underwater Menace (1967) was one of Doctor Who’s most obscure stories, but achieved national prominence when one of its three missing episodes was returned to the BBC in late 2011. In this Black Archive James Cooray Smith looks under the surface to see if this unanticipated discovery demands a fundamental reassessment of this unusual serial, and asks if The Underwater Menace has hidden depths. James Cooray Smith is a freelance writer whose credits include The New Statesman, and the Doctor Who DVD/Blu-ray range.
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