In which country have 9 missing episodes of Dr Who been discovered?
Doctor Who missing episodes October 2013 a BBC press conference announced the return of 11 episodes (two of which previously existing) from a television relay station in the city of Jos, Nigeria. In the course of his work abroad, Philip Morris of Television International Enterprises Archives had discovered episodes 1–6 of "The Enemy of the World" and episodes 1–6 of "The Web of Fear" and returned 11 of these to the BBC. The return of the nine missing episodes was the single largest recovery of "Doctor Who" episodes in 25 years, resulting in only the second full serial from Troughton's first two seasons to
Doctor Who missing episodes with the show's 50th anniversary. The "Radio Times" issued its own list of missing episodes. The magazine has also set up an email address specifically for "Doctor Who" missing episodes that the public can use to contact it if they have any information. Compared with other BBC series broadcast in the 1960s, "Doctor Who" is well-represented in surviving episodes. Of the 253 episodes broadcast during the 1960s, 156 still exist – mainly due to copies produced for overseas sales. For example, Seasons 1 and 2, the most widely sold abroad of the 1960s era, are missing only 9 and 2