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Doctor
Who: Sylvester McCoy
(season 2:
148-151)
- Season 25
[1988-1989]
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Region B Blu-Ray Version
Brand New, Factory Sealed Set
  
These are original and factory sealed.
They are
Region B
and play beautifully on
Blu-Ray players of:
Australian, NZ, PNG, European, African & Middle-East
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FEATURES:
Description:
Doctor Who fans can continue to build their own home archive on
Blu-ray with an EIGHT DISC box set of the explosive 25th Season,
starring Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor.
These stories feature Sophie Aldred as Ace, the iconic 80s
companion who returned to the programme in 2022, joining the Doctor
to battle Daleks, Cybermen, the murderous Happiness Patrol and the
evil forces of the Psychic Circus.
PLUS, fans can experience
this season like never before, with brand new extended Special
Editions of ALL FOUR adventures, exclusive to this Blu-ray set.
REMEMBRANCE OF THE DALEKS: SPECIAL EDITION
THE
HAPPINESS PATROL: SPECIAL EDITION
SILVER NEMESIS: SPECIAL
EDITION
THE GREATEST SHOW IN THE GALAXY: SPECIAL EDITION
The four Special Editions feature unseen footage,
updated special effects, immersive surround sound, and surprises.
All episodes have been newly remastered from the best available
sources – these classic adventures have never looked or sounded so
good on home media.
The Collection: Season 25 is also
jam-packed with hours of new and exclusive material including:
UPDATED SPECIAL EFFECTS - Exclusive to Blu-ray,
on the original broadcast versions of Remembrance of The Daleks,
Silver Nemesis and The Greatest Show in The Galaxy.
BEHIND THE SOFA - New episodes with Sylvester McCoy (The
Doctor), Sophie Aldred (Ace), Bonnie Langford (Mel), Nicola Bryant
(Peri), Wendy Padbury (Zoe), Janet Fielding (Tegan), Sarah Sutton
(Nyssa), Dame Sheila Hancock (Helen A), Jessica Martin (Mags), Karen
Gledhill (Allison) and Mark Hardy (Cyber-Lieutenant).
IN CONVERSATION - Three new episodes, with Sophie
Aldred, script editor Andrew Cartmel and director Chris Clough.
LOOKING FOR DURSLEY - A documentary looking
back at the life and career of Dursley McLinden (Mike).
THE MAKING OF DOCTOR WHO - A rare vintage
documentary from 1988, previously only available on VHS.
SILVER NEMESIS – VHS EXTENDED VERSION - A version
of the story originally released on VHS with extra footage.
SILVER NEMESIS – SPECIAL EDITION OMNIBUS - A
special cut-down feature-length version of this adventure, in the
tradition of the 1970s Christmas repeats.
THE
COLLECTORS – THE 1980s - Host Emily Cook chats to Doctor
Who collectors about their 1980s treasures.
THE
DOCTOR WHO ESCAPE ROOM – TEAM SEVENTH DOCTOR - Sylvester
McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Bonnie Langford attempt to escape the room
of doom.
WHEN SOPHIE MET LESLEY - Sophie
Aldred chats to Lesley Dunlop, her co-star from The Happiness Patrol
who also appeared in the Fifth Doctor story Frontios (1984).
STEPHEN MANSFIELD INTERVIEW - The practical effects
genius looks back on his Season 25 work.
STUDIO &
LOCATION FOOTAGE - Hours of raw footage and outtakes
captured during the making of all four stories.
5.1
SURROUND SOUND
RARE ARCHIVAL MATERIAL FROM THE BBC VAULTS
EXCLUSIVE CONVENTION FOOTAGE
HD PHOTO GALLERIES
INFO TEXT
PDF ARCHIVE
PLUS LOTS MORE!
This eight-disc
box set also includes hours of special features previously released
on DVD including Documentaries, Featurettes, Audio Commentaries and
more.
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148 1 Remembrance of
the Daleks
The Seventh Doctor and Ace arrive in Shoreditch in 1963. They
meet a military unit led by Group Captain Gilmore and Sergeant
Smith, tracking abnormal local magnetic fluctuations,
originating mainly from Coal Hill School where a transmat
device in its basement is tied to a Dalek ship in
geostationary orbit. A second, weaker fluctuation is emitted
by a nearby Dalek. There are two Dalek factions: Imperial
Daleks on the orbiting mothership, controlling the school, and
Renegade Daleks, who reject the Emperor's authority,
controlling the junkyard. Both sides seek the Hand of Omega, a
Time Lord device the Doctor left on Earth during his first
visit to 1963.
Terry Molloy – The Emperor Dalek/Davros
Simon Williams – Group Captain Gilmore
Pamela Salem –
Professor Rachel Jensen
Karen Gledhill – Allison
Dursley
McLinden – Sgt. Mike Smith
George Sewell – Ratcliffe
Harry Fowler – Harry
Jasmine Breaks – The Girl
Joseph
Marcell – John
Peter Hamilton Dyer – Embery
Michael
Sheard – Headmaster
Peter Halliday – Vicar
William
Thomas – Martin
Derek Keller – Kaufman
Hugh Spight, John
Scott Martin, Tony Starr, Cy Town – Dalek Operators
Roy
Skelton, Royce Mills, Brian Miller, John Leeson – Voices
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149 2 The Happiness
Patrol
The Seventh Doctor and Ace visit a human colony on the planet
Terra Alpha, to investigate its strangely joyful facade.
There, they discover that a secret police force known as the
Happiness Patrol are roaming the streets, hunting down and
killing so-called 'Killjoys'. Their leader is Helen A, who
governs the colony and is fanatically obsessed with
eliminating unhappiness. Also in her employment is the Kandy
Man, a grotesque, sweet-based robot created by Gilbert M, one
of Helen A's senior advisers. After discovering the Patrol
painting the TARDIS pink, much to Ace's disgust, she and the
Doctor are arrested by Patrol member Daisy K. The Doctor is
suspected of being a spy while Ace is taken to be recruited to
join the Happiness Patrol.
Sheila Hancock – Helen A
Ronald Fraser – Joseph C
Georgina Hale – Daisy K
Harold
Innocent – Gilbert M
Lesley Dunlop – Susan Q
Rachel Bell
– Priscilla P
Jonathan Burn – Silas P
Tim Barker –
Harold V
David John Pope – Kandyman
John Normington –
Trevor Sigma
Richard D. Sharp – Earl Sigma
Tim Scott –
Forum Doorman
Mary Healey – Killjoy
Steve Swinscoe, Mark
Carroll – Snipers
Philip Neve – Wences
Ryan Freedman –
Wulfric
Annie Hulley – Newscaster
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150 3 Silver Nemesis
The Seventh Doctor and Ace visit England, where three rival
factions—the Cybermen, a group of neo-Nazis, and a
17th-century sorceress named Lady Peinforte—are vying for
control of a statue made of a living metal, validium, that was
created by Omega and Rassilon as the ultimate defence for
Gallifrey. The statue's components - a bow, an arrow and the
figure, must be brought together for it to be activated. They
have been separated since 1638 when, to foil the first attempt
by Peinforte to seize it, the Doctor launched the figure into
orbit in a powered asteroid. This asteroid has been
approaching the Earth at twenty-five yearly intervals ever
since, leaving a succession of disasters in its wake, and has
now crash-landed near Windsor Castle. The Doctor plays the
three factions against one another and eventually appears to
concede defeat to the Cyber Leader. This is just part of a
carefully laid trap and the Cybermen fleet is wiped out by the
statue.
Anton Diffring – De Flores
Metin Yenal –
Karl
Fiona Walker – Lady Peinforte
Gerard Murphy –
Richard
Leslie French – Mathematician
Martyn Read –
Security Guard
Dolores Gray – Mrs Remington
Chris
Chering, Symond Lawes – Skinheads
David Banks – Cyber
Leader
Mark Hardy – Cyber Lieutenant
Brian Orrell –
Cyberman
Courtney Pine, Adrian Read, Ernest Mothle, Frank
Tontoh – Jazz Quartet
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151 4 The Greatest
Show in the Galaxy
The Seventh Doctor and Ace are invited to the Psychic Circus
on Segonax. Aside from others who have been invited, the
Circus is surprisingly empty; a few entertainers and
stagehands are present alongside the Ringmaster and Morgana,
the ticket seller and fortune teller; the only audience is a
stoic family of three: a father, mother, and daughter. The
Doctor and Ace learn that they are expected to perform and
those who fail to entertain the family are annihilated. Escape
is nearly impossible, as the Chief Clown, aided by numerous
kites used for surveillance, leads a group of mechanical
clowns around the wastelands of Segonax to recapture escapees.
T. P. McKenna – Captain Cook
Jessica Martin – Mags
Ricco Ross – Ringmaster
Ian Reddington – Chief Clown
Peggy Mount – Stallslady
Gian Sammarco – Whizz Kid
Daniel Peacock – Nord
Christopher Guard – Bellboy
Deborah Manship – Morgana
Chris Jury – Deadbeat
Dee
Sadler – Flowerchild
Dean Hollingsworth – Bus Conductor
David Ashford – Dad
Janet Hargreaves – Mum
Kathryn
Ludlow – Little Girl
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Cast:
Sylvester McCoy (Seventh
Doctor)
Sophie Aldred (Ace)
Terry Molloy – The
Emperor Dalek/Davros
Dame Sheila Hancock – Helen A |
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Encoding: Region B
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Language :
English
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Package
Dimensions : 18.4 x 15.4 x 5.4 cm; 602 g
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Released: 28st
October 2024
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Format: Blu-ray
Box Set
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Region Code:
Region B
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Category:
Television
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Run time :
9 hours and 48 minutes
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Release date
: 28 Oct. 2024
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Studio :
BBC
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