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Terror Of The Zygons 2 Disc DVD: New Sealed
Returning to Earth, the Doctor, Sarah and Harry arrive in the Scottish Highlands to investigate the mysterious destruction of several oil rigs in the North Sea. Local superstition speaks of a deadly threat that lurks in the mists on Tulloch Moor, but the truth is even more disturbing: the legendary Loch Ness Monster is a terrifying cyborg beast which is controlled by the Zygons, an advanced alien race who are desperate to ensure their own survival, at any cost... SPECIAL FEATURES - Director’s Cut An option to watch the Director’s Cut including a scene deleted before transmission
- Commentary With producer Philip Hinchcliffe, writer Robert Banks Stewart, production unit manager George Gallaccio, make-up designer Sylvia James and special sounds designer Dick Mills. Moderated by Mark Ayres
- Scotch Mist in Sussex Cast and crew look back at the making of this story
- Remembering Douglas Camfield
- The UNIT Family — Part Three
- Doctor Who Stories — Tom Baker
- Doctor Who Stories — Elisabeth Sladen
- South Today
- Merry-Go-Round — The Fuel Fishers
- Isolated Music
- Photo Gallery
- Easter Eggs
- Coming Soon Trailer
- Radio Times Listings
- Programme Subtitles
- Production Information Subtitles
- Optional Dolby Digital 5.1 Soundtrack
- Digitally Remastered Picture and Sound Quality
This story was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 30th August — 20th September 1975
Planet Of Evil DVD: New Sealed
The Doctor and Sarah answer an intergalactic distress call that takes them to a far-flung planet at the edge of the known universe — Zeta Minor. Arriving at the same time as a rescue team, they search for survivors of an earlier expedition. But will anyone be allowed to leave the planet alive....?
Special Features - Commentary by Tom Baker (The Doctor), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Prentis Hancock (Salamar) and Philip Hinchcliffe (producer)
- A Darker Side A special 25-minute documentary looking at the making of Planet Of Evil with contributions from many of the cast and crew of the story
- Planetary Performance A look at the production of Planet of Evil from an actor’s perspective
- Studio Scene A brief segment of original studio recording material
- Continuity Compilation A selection of off-air continuity announcements
- Production Subtitles
- Photo Gallery
- Radio Times Billings
- Coming Soon
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
This story was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 27th September - 18th October 1975
Pyramids Of Mars DVD: New Sealed
When the TARDIS is infiltrated by a mysterious force, the Doctor and Sarah Jane are drawn off course and arrive in England at the turn of the 20th Century. Dark forces from aeons ago are beginning to stir, and the whole future of life on Earth is at stake. Sutekh, last of the Osirians, is breaking free from his ancient prison, and no power in the universe can stand in his way...
Special Features - Commentary by Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Michael Sheard (Laurence Scarman), Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer) and Paddy Russell (Director)
- Deleted Scenes A short selection of deleted and extended scenes from the story
- Osirian Gothic A nostalgic look back at the making of Pyramids of Mars with contributions from cast members and production personnel
- Serial Thrillers A documentary looking back at the Philip Hinchcliffe era and what made it one of the most successful and popular periods in Doctor Who’s history
- Now and Then The serial’s locations revisited, almost 30 years on
- Oh Mummy! A tongue-in-cheek look at Sutekh the Destroyer’s varied career after Pyramids of Mars
- Photo Gallery
- Production Subtitles
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
This story was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 25th October - 15th November 1975. Winner of Doctor Who Magazine’s 40th Anniversary Poll - Most Wanted DVD Release
The Android Invasion DVD: New Unsealed - Unplayed Fresh from Box Set
When the TARDIS lands in the sleepy English village of Devesham, Sarah thinks the Doctor has finally got her back home. But all is not as it seems — the village is unusually deserted and deadly white-suited spacemen patrol the countryside. When the dead begin to come back to life, the Doctor decides to contact UNIT. But their UNIT friends are also dangerously changed. Who is Senior Defense Astronaut, Guy Crayford, and why is he in charge of UNIT? Who are his true masters, the Kraals, and what insidious plans are they concocting behind the scenes? The Doctor soon discovers the invasion of Earth has already begun, and if he doesn’t stop it mankind will be utterly wiped out. DVD EXTRAS INCLUDE: - Audio Commentary by actors Milton Johns (Guy Crayford) and Martin Friend (Styggron), producer Philip Hinchcliffe and production assistant Marion McDougal
- The Village That Came to Life Making of (30 mins)
- Life After Who — Philip Hinchcliffe (29 mins)
- Photo Gallery (4 mins)
- Tie-in Weetabix commercial
- PDF materials: Radio Times Listings, Weetabix packet promotions
- Production Notes Subtitle Option
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
Originally transmitted November 22 - December 13, 1975
The Brain Of Morbius DVD: New Sealed
The Time Lords have taken control of the TARDIS, sending the Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith into dangerous territory... On the graveyard planet of Karn, the eternal Sisterhood fights to keep the sacred flame alive. High in the castle, the brilliant surgeon Mehendri Solon conducts gruesome experiments on living flesh. And as a storm approaches, evil from the depths of Time Lord history plots its return to the land of the living. But is even the Doctor’s mind a match for the Brain of Morbius? Special Features - Commentary by Tom Baker (The Doctor), Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith), Philip Madoc (Solon), Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer) and Christopher Barry (Director)
- Getting a Head A new documentary about the making of the programme featuring Christopher Barry, Philip Hinchcliffe,writer Terrance Dicks, designer Barry Newbery, composer Dudley Simpson, and actors Philip Madoc, Cynthia Grenville (Maren), Colin Fay (Condo) and Gillian Brown (Ohica), with narration by Paul McGann
- Designs on Karn How the planet Karn was created, with designer Barry Newbery
- Set Tour Take a walk around the studio sets with this 3D CGI reconstruction
- Radio Times Billings Listings from Radio Times (PDF DVD-ROM)
- Photo Gallery
- Sketch Gallery
- Coming Soon Trailer
- Production Information Subtitles
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
This story was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 3rd January 1976 - 24th January 1976
The Seeds Of Doom 2 Disc DVD: New Sealed
When scientists unearth two seed pods deep in the arctic permafrost, the Doctor and Sarah Jane rush to investigate. Soon the Doctor’s worst fears are confirmed: the pods house Krynoids, one of the most parasitic and dangerous life forms in the universe. One of the creatures has already infected a scientist and now a hideous monster is rampaging through the Base, intent on total destruction.When the second pod is stolen amidst the escalating carnage, it is transported into the hands of insane botanist Harrison Chase. From his mansion in England, the plant-obsessed Chase will allow the pod to split open. Both the ruthless millionaire and the rapidly growing carnivorous Krynoid are intent on infecting and destroying our entire world... SPECIAL FEATURES - Commentary by Tom Baker (the Doctor), John Challis (Scorby), Kenneth Gilbert (Dunbar), Michael McStay (Moberley), Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer), Robert Banks Stewart (Writer), Roger-Murray [sic] Leach (Designer) and Joggs Camfield (son of Douglas Camfield, Director)
- Podshock Examining the making of The Seeds of Doom
- Playing the Green Cathedral The music of Geoffrey Burgon
- Stripped for Action A look at the comic strip adventures of the Fourth Doctor
- Now & Then Locations used in The Seeds of Doom, 24 years on
- So What Do You Do Exactly? The roles of the Production Assistant and Production Unit Manager, with Graeme Harper
- Isolated Score
- Trails and Continuity
- Radio Times Billings & Douglas Camfield’s Paper Edit (PDF DVD-ROM — PC/Mac)
- Production Information Subtitles
- Photo Gallery
- Coming Soon Trailer
- Easter Eggs
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
This story was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 31st January - 6th March 1976
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UK (standard DVD) Classic Season Thirteen