The Collection: Season 17

Discussing episode 1

Radio Times material for "Destiny of the Daleks", 15 pages

Photos from the production of "Destiny of the Daleks" set to background music and sound effects

The director, Ken Grieve, discusses his work on the serial

Production slates for all four episodes (was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Trails and continuity from August to September 1979 and July to August 1980

Watch the serial with some of the original effects replaced by CGI

Terror Nation, Terry Nation and Doctor Who - a look at the life and work of Terry Nation

Discussing episodes 2, 3 and 4

Audience research report for "Destiny of the Daleks", 3 pages

Studio floor plans for "Destiny of the Daleks", 3 pages

Visual effects design drawings for "Destiny of the Daleks", 20 pages

Archive of "Destiny of the Daleks" production documentation, 528 pages

Rehearsal script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 1, 69 pages

Rehearsal script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 2, 67 pages

Rehearsal script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 3, 72 pages

Rehearsal script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 4, 73 pages

Camera script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 1, 69 pages

Camera script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 2, 61 pages

Camera script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 3, 69 pages

Camera script for "Destiny of the Daleks" Part 4, 60 pages

BBC Enterprises knitting pattern for the Doctor's scarf, 1 page

Doctor Who Annual 1981, 56 pages

Douglas Adams' The Script Editor's Guide to Dr Who Storylines, 3 pages

Miscellaneous Doctor Who correspondence, 11 pages

Season 17 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 10 pages

Season 17 BBC Television Play Synopses, 15 pages

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes of "Destiny of the Daleks"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes of "Destiny of the Daleks" composed by Tristram Cary for the 1963/4 serial "The Daleks"

Discussing episodes 1 and 4

Return to Skaro - cast and crew discuss the making of "Destiny of the Daleks"

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Destiny of the Daleks"

Cast and crew discuss the Daleks

BBC launch trailers for Season 17

Risen - Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" blu-ray boxset

Visiting the Radiophonic Workshop; first broadcast on 2 April 1979

Abseiling the BBC East Tower; first broadcast on 17 May 1979

A fan-made Dalek; first broadcast on 21 June 1979

Paris, W12 - studio footage shot between 22 May and 5 June 1979

Discussing all episodes

Taken from the 1979 BBC Christmas staff video (was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Photos from the production of "City of Death" set to background music and sound effects

Paris in the Springtime, written by Jonathan Morris - cast and crew discuss the making of "City of Death"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Ian Scoones, Chicken Wrangler - a montage of silent unused effects shots with chickens

A montage of silent unused effects shots

Interview with Douglas Adams (was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Richard McManan-Smith's chateau design, 1 page

Doreen James' costume designs, 2 pages

Ian Scoones' visual effects storyboards, 2 pages

Archive of "City of Death" production documentation, 208 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Gamble with Time" Part 1, 51 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Gamble with Time" Part 2, 48 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Gamble with Time" Part 3, 54 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Gamble with Time" Part 4, 45 pages

Annotated editing camera script for "City of Death" Part 1, 73 pages

Annotated editing camera script for "City of Death" Part 2, 61 pages

Annotated editing camera script for "City of Death" Part 3, 73 pages

Annotated editing camera script for "City of Death" Part 4, 58 pages

Transmission camera script for "City of Death" Part 1, 47 pages

Transmission camera script for "City of Death" Part 2, 44 pages

Transmission camera script for "City of Death" Part 3, 46 pages

Transmission camera script for "City of Death" Part 4, 41 pages

Radio Times material for "City of Death", 9 pages

Discussing episodes 1 and 4

Discussing all episodes

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "City of Death"

Michael Hayes discusses his career

Designing "City of Death" with Richard McManan-Smith

The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to Douglas Adams

"City of Death" from the cutting room floor - high-definition model shots

K9 makes an appearance in a feature about robots; first broadcast on 25 October 1979

Trailers and continuity from September to October 1979, and August 1980

Trailer for the release of "The Creature from the Pit"

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Creature from the Pit"

Discussing all episodes

Extended scene from episode 3

Team Erato - the BBC Visual Effects team discuss creating the creature

Tom Baker makes an appearance from the set of "The Creature from the Pit"

Radio Times material for "The Creature from the Pit", 6 pages

Photos from the production of "The Creature from the Pit" set to background music and sound effects

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Archive of "The Creature from the Pit" production documentation, 372 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 1, 45 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 3, 52 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 4, 47 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 1, 50 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 2, 53 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 3, 56 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Creature from the Pit" Part 4, 63 pages

Extended version of "The Creature from the Pit" Part 3, with additional footage that was removed before the episode's original transmission

Remembering "The Creature from the Pit"

Lalla Ward reflects on her first season playing Romana

David Brierley on his role as K9; first broadcast on 10 November 1999

Trailers and continuity from October to November1979

Trailer for the release of "Nightmare of Eden"

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Nightmare of Eden"

Discussing episode 1

Fans discuss what they love about "Nightmare of Eden"

Radio Times material for "Nightmare of Eden", 7 pages

Photos from the production of "Nightmare of Eden" set to background music and sound effects

The Nightmare of TV Centre - cast and crew discuss the making of "Nightmare of Eden"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Bob Baker remembers Nightmare of Eden - Bob Baker looks back at the only story he wrote without his writing partner, Dave Martin

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

A J Mitchell's video effects storyboards for "Nightmare of Eden", 9 pages

Archive of "Nightmare of Eden" production documentation, 90 pages

Rehearsal script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 1, 68 pages

Rehearsal script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 2, 63 pages

Rehearsal script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 3, 64 pages

Rehearsal script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 4, 69 pages

Camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 1, 74 pages

Camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 2, 68 pages

Camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 3, 70 pages

Camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 4, 75 pages

Transmission camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 1, 71 pages

Transmission camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 2, 69 pages

Transmission camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 3, 71 pages

Transmission camera script for "Nightmare of Eden" Part 4, 73 pages

Matthew Sweet talks with writer, Bob Baker

Features Doctor Who toys; first broadcast on 17 December 1979

Trailers and continuity from November to December 1979

Watch the serial with some of the original effects replaced by CGI

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Horns of Nimon"

Discussing all episodes

The Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre remember the names of the actors who have played The Doctor

Demo track created for John-Nathan Turner, by Peter Howell, based on the start of episode two (with explanatory subtitles)

Radio Times material for "The Horns of Nimon", 7 pages

Photos from the production of "The Horns of Nimon" set to background music and sound effects

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Read The Writer - Anthony Read remembers "The Horns of Nimon"

"The Horns of Nimon" set design drawings, 7 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 1, 82 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 2, 61 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 3, 63 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 4, 72 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 1, 75 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 2, 61 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 3, 61 pages

Transmission camera script for "The Horns of Nimon" Part 4, 72 pages

BBC Records "Genesis of the Daleks" LP production documentation, 62 pages

Archive of "The Horns of Nimon" production documentation, 315 pages

A Matter of Time - The Graham Williams Years

Dudley Simpson - Part Two (1970 - 79) - concluding part of an interview with composer, Dudley Simpson (Part One is on "The War Games")

With Lalla Ward; first broadcast on 29 December 1979

Lalla Ward and K9; first broadcast on 7 February 1980

Lalla Ward appears on the Ask Aspel children's show; first broadcast on 15 July 1980

Tom Baker, recorded on 20 September 1997

Doctor Who: Genesis of the Daleks LP; released by the BBC on LP and cassette in 1979 (also available to listen as side A and side B)

Trailers and continuity from December 1979 to January 1980

Trailer for the release of "Shada"

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Shada"

How industrial action affected Doctor Who production over the years

A look at the locations used for this serial

Taken Out of Time - cast and crew discuss the making of "Shada"

Cover of the 1992 VHS release (presented as a single .JPG file)

Lydia Butz's Artwork for "The Legendary Lost Story" by Douglas Adams, 1 page

Animated storyboards for this feature, created by Adrian Salmon and Martin Geraghty, 35 pages

Rehearsal script for "Shada" Part 1, 46 pages

Rehearsal script for "Shada" Part 2, 40 pages

Rehearsal script for "Shada" Part 3, 57 pages

Rehearsal script for "Shada" Part 4, 73 pages

Rehearsal script for "Shada" Part 5, 51 pages

Rehearsal script for "Shada" Part 6, 71 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 1, 46 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 2, 41 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 3, 37 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 4, 53 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 5, 33 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 6, 66 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 1 of the 1980 four-part version, 65 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 2 of the 1980 four-part version, 70 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 3 of the 1980 four-part version, 92 pages

Camera script for "Shada" Part 4 of the 1980 four-part version, 94 pages

Annotated camera script for "Shada" Part 1 of the 1992 VHS compilation

Annotated camera script for "Shada" Part 2 of the 1992 VHS compilation

Annotated camera script for "Shada" Part 3 of the 1992 VHS compilation

Annotated camera script for "Shada" Part 4 of the 1992 VHS compilation

Annotated camera script for "Shada" Part 5 of the 1992 VHS compilation

Annotated camera script for "Shada" Part 6 of the 1992 VHS compilation

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Introduction by Tom Baker, taken from the 1992 VHS release

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes of "Shada"

"Shada" set design drawings, 38 pages

"Shada" studio floor plans, 8 pages

Archive of "Shada" production documentation, 765 pages

1992 VHS production documentation, 12 pages

1992 VHS Tom Baker links script (annotated editing version), 27 pages

1992 VHS Tom Baker links script, 26 pages

Tom Baker puts forth his views on the world

K9 undergoes dog training with Barbara Woodhouse; first broadcast on 31 May 1980

Interview with Lalla Ward; first broadcast on 31 May 1980

Tom Baker Clean Titles (seasons 12-17)

Photos from the production of "Shada" set to background music and sound effects

Episode 1 (exclusive to the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" boxset)

Episode 2 (exclusive to the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" boxset)

Episode 3 (exclusive to the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" boxset)

Episode 4 (exclusive to the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" boxset)

Episode 5 (exclusive to the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" boxset)

Episode 6 (exclusive to the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 17" boxset)

Discussing the main feature

Feature-length version of Shada, using animation to replace missing material, with remastered original footage and optional 5.1 soundtrack; title used for the previous release was "Main Feature".

Studio footage shot at Ealing Film Studios and BBC Television Centre, in October / November 1979; presented with informational subtitles; title used for previous release was "Studio Session 1979"

Dialogue recording sessions for the 2017 version; title used on the previous release was "Dialogue Recording"

Footage from model filming, in August 2017; title used on the previous release was "Model Effects Filming".

Footage from the live action reference shoot, in June 2017; title used on the previous release was "Live Action Reference Footage"

Photos from the production of the 2017 version, set to background music and sound effects; title used on the previous release was "2017 Gallery".

Deleted scenes from the 2017 version; title used on the previous release was "Deleted Scenes".

Raw studio footage for "Shada"

Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 18" blu-ray boxset

Tom Baker interviewed on Nationwide

Episode 1 (presented with Tom Baker narrated links)

Episode 2 (presented with Tom Baker narrated links)

Episode 3 (presented with Tom Baker narrated links)

Episode 4 (presented with Tom Baker narrated links)

Episode 5 (presented with Tom Baker narrated links)

Episode 6 (presented with Tom Baker narrated links)

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes of "Shada (Enhanced Movie Version)"

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