Have you listened to the river song and the 10th doctor adventures?

Was there not 3 cartoon this one another one then dream land

A correction is needed, along with some information left out from this review. First, I've forgotten what company you claim animated this story, however, the ACTUAL name of the animator for "Scream of the Shalka" and the two missing episodes of 2nd Doctor story "The Invasion" was Cosgrove Hall...NOT whatever company you credited and considering the similarity of style I would suspect you miscredited it here as well. And that leads to this next bit...there's a REASON that you don't see this level of quality in any of the other missing episode animations. Cosgrove Hall does excellent animation work, that is DEFINITELY true and if you watch the animated recons of Episodes 1 and 4 of "The Invasion" you'll see that play out as well. However...they're also a highly expensive studio to use which also explains why their contributions have been so limited. The BBC just simply could not afford their services for anything beyond either short-segment productions like "Scream of the Shalka" and "Infinite Quest" or animated recons with two or fewer episodes like "The Invasion". Any projects beyond that scale were simply unfeasible, which is why they had to search around for cheaper animation studios which could turn out these larger projects albeit with a drop in quality. It's really a double-edged sword where you kinda have to weigh the pros and cons and decide what you would rather have. With the cheaper studios, the BBC is now able to turn out animated recons of entirely missing serials like "Power of the Daleks" which thus makes these stories accessible by fans like myself who love old Who but don't like the lack of visual context that exists in telesnap recons, however, this also means a noticeable drop in animation quality which leads to stiffer movements from characters and sometimes even a lack of depth within each frame making it not as visually pleasant to watch. However, if the BBC had stuck with Cosgrove Hall, we would have much better quality animated recons at the cost of significantly FEWER missing episodes able to be animated...and completely missing serials like the aforementioned "Power of the Daleks" would've likely NEVER received this treatment. It all comes down to cost in the end and, IMHO, I'll take the loss of quality in favor of being able to see MORE missing episodes animated any day of the week...the chance to watch what I call "New-Old Who" is indeed quite the treat, even IF the animation that brought me that treat is a bit dodgy...

Same

I remember this but I totally forgot it came with Totally Doctor Who.

I remember it as well

I miss the good old times…

Same here. I vaguely remember the art style and the robot bird but I'd forgotten basically everything else about it.

Nah I never seen it or knew this existed, weird. Don't recognise the bird either other than it reminding me of Transformers Dark of The Moon which came out after.

Same. All I recognise is the bird and I don't remember watching the cartoon or the TV show

that’s extra painful coming from 11 himself 😩

Thank you so much, finally something that's available where I live. After all this time I can now watch Scream of the Shalka

Omg I've just seen that 🤣🤣🤣

Literally why I didn't continue watching this when I first find it,every character morphs weirdly instead of properly moving

Still pissed about that, why couldn't it just be a normal regeneration Moffat, ffs

True but Capaldi is still epic

@@mv9370 To be fair it's better than the over-the-top explosive regenerations from the Davies period, though Moffat ended it that way. To be fair, the Davies era regenerations make sense being so explosive.

He did have an explosive regeneration though, I just don't think Moffat wanted it to happen in the Tardis so he could get rid of the daleks and still have a sweet goodbye in the Tardis

and i still find it hilarious to this day. the capaldi jump scare regeneration is my favourite genuinely

Are there still animated doctor who series or episodes? And are they worth watching? And where can I find and watch it?

@@faealbahrani8821 Other than The Infinite Quest, there's Dreamland (a 10th Doctor story in low budget 3D CGI animation), the reanimated Classic Who stories from lost episodes in the BBC archives, the Richard E Grant's 9th Doctor story, "Scream of the Shalka", the recent CGI Dalek stories on KZfaq for the Time Lord Victorious series, and possibly more. I'm sure there's a list on the internet with all of the mentioned above and any I've missed. You'll find any of these will be on DVD/Blu-Ray/Steelbook collections, or an online streaming website. I'd say give them a go for various reasons.

@@Tulf42 oh great, thanx for the info, cheers.

Dreamland

It's 45 minutes. The length of an actual full episode

@@rikudoubapeck My bad. I only watched it once so I didn't remember how long it was. Still think is a fun little bit of Doctor Who fluff.

Is that the CGI animation with Area 51?

@@The_D0C70R correctamundo!... A word I have never used before and hopefully never will again

@Domisbeast that sounds awful

Which one is that?

@@keelanbarron928 Dreamland

@@GreekDoctorWho thanks.

Dreamland. Would love to see a video focused on it too.

dreamland looks better than this. I suppose if its canon you could put it in the time between series 4 finale and the start of the specials

Sadly, I never got to see "Infinite Quest", but I definitely know "Dreamland" was on Netflix some years back. Could that be the one you're thinking of?

You're talking about that overlength PS2 cutscene?

And the dialogue being spoken at lightspeed;, leaving no pause for gravitas or tension.

The animation of that was like somebody had thrown up over the computer keyboard.

@@tardistrailers more like N64. Even the PS2 can do better (Kingdom hearts, Final fantasy 10, Metal gear 2 and 3............) but yh Dreamland's animation was crap.

Are the dubs decent? Nice to see the show being dubbed for accessibility

Yes, the 6(?) part animation series called dreamland set in/ around area 51

I loved that when I was young

Dreamland is the only one out the two I remember more about

Two seasons too earlier for that.

I seem to remember this too, where they were in some sort of diner right? Strangely I can't find anything about it but remember seeing it, especially because they later did that same setting in Series 6.

Y'all talking about Dreamland. That was done around the Tennant specials in 2009.

@@starhound9354 I looked it up and it seems that is what I'm thinking of. My brain remembered the animation being more like this one rather than CGI but perhaps I'm just mixing up my memories of these two animated episodes.