A 'live' interview introducing Doctor #7, Sylvester McCoy to PBS audiences in the United States. Also included in the interview are John Nathan-Turner and Jon Pertwee. The guy doing the interview was really bad/nervous and Jon Pertwee just seemed to be having fun playing off of that!
Sylvester McCoy's first appearance as the new Doctor on "Blue Peter", 1987, plus the announcement of his casting on BBC News. And a thoroughly surreal bit of Colin Baker doing something for a famine appeal, apparently...
An audio play released in 2000 by the BBV, a company specialising in unauthorised Doctor Who knock-offs. They had a whole series called "The Time Travellers", starring Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred as thinly-veiled versions of the Seventh Doctor and Ace. This is the final episode, and easily the best and weirdest because it was written by Robert Shearman, the acclaimed playwright who went on to script the Christopher Eccelston episode "Dalek". I'm uploading it in an attempt to rescue it from total obscurity.
A friend who runs a stall at many of these conventions was recently telling me that rumours are circulating that Sylvester has been not quite himself lately, or so people higher up the convention chain have been telling him.
Apparently Sylvester went to the wrong town or city entirely.
Early signs of dementia got mentioned.
I certainly hope not.
It's just a whispering.
Having said that, it sounds a very Sylvester McCoy thing to do, even in the best of health! Bless him!
Hopefully Sylvester will pop up on a convention interview soon and prove these mutterings wrong.