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Advert for the BBC Store (plays before menu loads)

An alternative opening sequence to "The Movie".

"Give him the keys!" - Longer version of the Doctor's confrontation with a cop, and "Puccini!" - The Doctor meets Grace (alternative take)

Trailer for the 30th anniversary release of "The Movie"

Discussing the movie

Discussing the movie

Audio Description of "The Movie"

Song - All Dressed Up.

Song - Auld Lang Syne.

Song - In a Dream.

Song - Ride Into The Moonlight.

Paul McGann's audition in September 1994

BBC1 preview trailer, and BBC1 Tonight 8:30

Location and studio footage from January and February 1996

Clean version of the opening titles from "The Movie".

Trailer for the release of "The Seeds of Doom"

A dedication to Rupert Marson is shown after the credits of "Who Peter - A New Regeneration, 1989 to 2009"

Deleted scenes taken from "The Movie".

Digital effect shot examples.

Photos from the production of this serial set to background sound effects

A dedication to Jon Pertwee

Interview with Philip Segal (in 2001)

Matthew Jacobs' earliest memory of Doctor Who

Fox electronic press kit from 1996

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Matthew Sweet talks to director, Geoffrey Sax

Watch the movie with music only. The title used for the previous release was "Isolated Music".

TV Movie Memories: Daphne Ashbrook

TV Movie Memories: Eric Roberts

TV Movie Memories: Yee Jee Tso

The Doctor returns to Karn...Mini-episode released ahead of the 50th Anniversary celebrations, in 2013

Radio Times listings

Radio Times souvenir supplement

Overview of the new TARDIS set by the Executive Producer

Photos from the production of this serial, presented via the DVD menu

Double-sided cover with the original "grey roundels" design on one side, and a version with updated logos and/or design on the other

A look at the history of Doctor Who's relationship with Blue Peter

The Eighth Doctor's comic strip adventures

Fans discuss what they love about "Doctor Who: The Movie"

The story of how Doctor Who returned in the TV Movie

How Doctor Who continued between 1989 and 1996

The papers reaction to Paul McGann's tenure in the TARDIS

Uncensored UK Version of "The Movie"

US Broadcast Version of "The Movie"

Early effects tests

Silent video effects build-ups

Janet Fielding and Sylvester McCoy discuss his career.

Advert for the BBC Store (plays before menu loads)

An alternative opening sequence to "The Movie".

"Give him the keys!" - Longer version of the Doctor's confrontation with a cop, and "Puccini!" - The Doctor meets Grace (alternative take)

Trailer for the 30th anniversary release of "The Movie"

Discussing the movie

Discussing the movie

Audio Description of "The Movie"

Song - All Dressed Up.

Song - Auld Lang Syne.

Song - In a Dream.

Song - Ride Into The Moonlight.

Paul McGann's audition in September 1994

BBC1 preview trailer, and BBC1 Tonight 8:30

Location and studio footage from January and February 1996

Clean version of the opening titles from "The Movie".

Trailer for the release of "The Seeds of Doom"

A dedication to Rupert Marson is shown after the credits of "Who Peter - A New Regeneration, 1989 to 2009"

Deleted scenes taken from "The Movie".

Digital effect shot examples.

Photos from the production of this serial set to background sound effects

A dedication to Jon Pertwee

Interview with Philip Segal (in 2001)

Matthew Jacobs' earliest memory of Doctor Who

Fox electronic press kit from 1996

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Matthew Sweet talks to director, Geoffrey Sax

Watch the movie with music only. The title used for the previous release was "Isolated Music".

TV Movie Memories: Daphne Ashbrook

TV Movie Memories: Eric Roberts

TV Movie Memories: Yee Jee Tso

The Doctor returns to Karn...Mini-episode released ahead of the 50th Anniversary celebrations, in 2013

Radio Times listings

Radio Times souvenir supplement

Overview of the new TARDIS set by the Executive Producer

Photos from the production of this serial, presented via the DVD menu

Double-sided cover with the original "grey roundels" design on one side, and a version with updated logos and/or design on the other

A look at the history of Doctor Who's relationship with Blue Peter

The Eighth Doctor's comic strip adventures

Fans discuss what they love about "Doctor Who: The Movie"

The story of how Doctor Who returned in the TV Movie

How Doctor Who continued between 1989 and 1996

The papers reaction to Paul McGann's tenure in the TARDIS

Uncensored UK Version of "The Movie"

US Broadcast Version of "The Movie"

Early effects tests

Silent video effects build-ups

Janet Fielding and Sylvester McCoy discuss his career.

Advert for the BBC Store (plays before menu loads)

An alternative opening sequence to "The Movie".

"Give him the keys!" - Longer version of the Doctor's confrontation with a cop, and "Puccini!" - The Doctor meets Grace (alternative take)

Trailer for the 30th anniversary release of "The Movie"

Discussing the movie

Discussing the movie

Discussing the movie

Discussing the movie

Audio Description of "The Movie"

Audio Description of "The Movie"

Song - All Dressed Up.

Song - Auld Lang Syne.

Song - In a Dream.

Song - Ride Into The Moonlight.

Paul McGann's audition in September 1994

BBC1 preview trailer, and BBC1 Tonight 8:30

Location and studio footage from January and February 1996

Clean version of the opening titles from "The Movie".

Trailer for the release of "The Seeds of Doom"

A dedication to Rupert Marson is shown after the credits of "Who Peter - A New Regeneration, 1989 to 2009"

Deleted scenes taken from "The Movie".

Digital effect shot examples.

Photos from the production of this serial set to background sound effects

A dedication to Jon Pertwee

Interview with Philip Segal (in 2001)

Matthew Jacobs' earliest memory of Doctor Who

Fox electronic press kit from 1996

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Matthew Sweet talks to director, Geoffrey Sax

Watch the movie with music only. The title used for the previous release was "Isolated Music".

Watch the movie with music only. The title used for the previous release was "Isolated Music".

TV Movie Memories: Daphne Ashbrook

TV Movie Memories: Eric Roberts

TV Movie Memories: Yee Jee Tso

The Doctor returns to Karn...Mini-episode released ahead of the 50th Anniversary celebrations, in 2013

Radio Times listings

Radio Times souvenir supplement

Overview of the new TARDIS set by the Executive Producer

Photos from the production of this serial, presented via the DVD menu

Double-sided cover with the original "grey roundels" design on one side, and a version with updated logos and/or design on the other

A look at the history of Doctor Who's relationship with Blue Peter

The Eighth Doctor's comic strip adventures

Fans discuss what they love about "Doctor Who: The Movie"

The story of how Doctor Who returned in the TV Movie

How Doctor Who continued between 1989 and 1996

The papers reaction to Paul McGann's tenure in the TARDIS

Uncensored UK Version of "The Movie"

Uncensored UK Version of "The Movie"

US Broadcast Version of "The Movie"

US Broadcast Version of "The Movie"

Early effects tests

Silent video effects build-ups

Janet Fielding and Sylvester McCoy discuss his career.

Mark Strickson at the 50th anniversary celebration, recorded on 24 November 2013

Unused scenes from this serial

Trailers and continuity from "Planet of Fire", first broadcast in February and March 1984

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Planet of Fire"

Boys! Boys! Boys! - Peter Purves, Frazer Hines, and Mark Strickson reflect on their time as companions during the 1960s, 70s, and 80s

Excerpt from "Breakfast Time", firdt broadcast on 23 February 1984

Trailer for the release of "The Dominators"

Discussing all episodes

Planet of Fire Factoids

Designs on Sarn - designer, Malcolm Thornton, discusses his work on this serial

Calling the Shots - a look at the production of this serial

Production slates for all four episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch all episodes with music only

The Flames of Sarn - cast and crew discuss the making of "Planet of Fire"

Radio Times listings for "Planet of Fire", 3 pages

Studio floor plans and set drawings for "Planet of Fire", 6 pages

Rehearsal script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 1, 78 pages

Rehearsal script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 2, 86 pages

Rehearsal script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 3, 80 pages

Rehearsal script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 4, 85 pages

Transmission camera script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 1, 67 pages

Transmission camera script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 2, 73 pages

Transmission camera script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 3, 79 pages

Transmission camera script for "Planet of Fire" Episode 4, 78 pages

Production documentation for "Planet of Fire", 620 pages

Photos from the production of "Planet of Fire" set to background sound effects, and presented in high-definition

Feature-length version of "Planet of Fire", with CGI effects. This can be played with a Dual Mono or 5.1 surround sound mix. Prefaced with an introduction from Director, Fiona Cumming …

Introduction to the serial from Director, Fiona Cumming

Cast and crew recall their memories of Anthony Ainley

Fiona Cumming and Malcolm Thornton revisit serial locations in Lanzarote

Double-sided cover with the original "grey roundels" design on one side, and a version with updated logos and/or design on the other

Compilation of excerpts from "Saturday Superstore", with an appearance from series producer John Nathan-Turner, first broadcast between February and March 1984

Studio recordings of "Planet of Fire" filmed on 9 and 10 November 1983

Blackpool Exhibition on BBC Radio Sheffield; first broadcast on 4 August 1983

Gerald Flood interview with Amanda Ware, for Ocean Sound's Sunday Supplement, recorded 26 March 1989

Discussing episode 1

Discussing all episodes

Janet Fielding interviewed at the 8th Doctor Who Party, in Sydney University, on 29 May 1983

BBC1 trails and continuity for "The King's Demons", from March 1983 and July 1984

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The King's Demons"

Trailer for the release of "The Dominators"

A dedication to Frank Windsor, "In memory of Frank Windsor", is shown before the credits for "Back to Bodiam"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch all episodes with music only

Kamelion: Metal Man - a history of the short-lived companion, Kamelion

BBC News: Longleat Convention, from 3 April 1983

BBC Longleat Featurette

Convention Panel: Jon Pertwee, from 3 April 1983

Convention Panel: Patrick Troughton, from 3 April 1983

Convention Panel: Third Doctor Era, from 4 April 1983

Convention Panel: Season 20 cast, from 4 April 1983

Convention Panel: First Doctor era, from 4th April 1983

Convention Panel: Tom Baker & John Leeson, from 4 April 1983

Photo Gallery: 20th Anniversary

Audio Archive - Ed Stewart at Longleat, on 4 April 1983

Magna Carta: The Dawn of Democracy - what was the Magna Carta?

Back to Bodiam: Making The King's Demons - cast and crew discuss the making of "The King's Demons"

Radio Times material for "The King's Demons", 8 pages

Design drawings for "The King's Demons", 9 pages

Archive of "The King's Demons" production documentation, 185 pages

Studio floor plan for "The King's Demons", 1 page

Rehearsal script for "The King's Demons" Part 1, 54 pages

Rehearsal script for "The King's Demons" Part 2, 71 pages

Camera script for "The King's Demons" Part 1, 53 pages

Camera script for "The King's Demons" Part 2, 77 pages

Doctor Who Celebration at Longleat, 38 pages

Photos from the production of "The King's Demons" set to background music and sound effects

Breakfast Time: Nicola Bryant. First broadcast on 6 July 1983.

BBC News: Davison Departs. First broadcast on 28 July 1983

Newsround. First broadcast on 28 July 1983.

South East at Six: Davison & JNT. First broadcast on 29 July 1983.

Breakfast Time: Peter Davison. First broadcast on 3 August 1983.

BBC News: Sixth Doctor. First broadcast on 19 August 1983.

Breakfast Time: Colin Baker. First broadcast on 22 August 1983.

Nationwide: The Doctors - Verity Lambert, Peter Davison, Jon Pertwee, and Patrick Troughton appear. First broadcast on 18 March 1983

Points of View, from 25 March 1983

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Mark Strickson appear on Saturday Superstore. First broadcast on 26 March 1983

Nationwide: Radiophonics. First broadcast on 30 March 1983

Peter Davison collects an award at the Swap Shop Star Awards, on 11 April 1983

South East at Six: USA. A look at US conventions. First broadcast on 19 July 1983

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

John Nathan-Turner interview on BBC Radio London, from November 1983

Discussing "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

Discussing "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

Discussing this episode

Discussing this episode

Peter Davison and Sandra Dickinson at the 7th Doctor Who Party, in Sydney University, on 10 April 1983

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Five Doctors"

Interview with Patrick Troughton and Peter Davison

Celebration: Doctor Who in 1983 - a look at the 20th anniversary celebrations for Doctor Who

Trailer for the release of "The Invasion of Time"

Trailer for the release of "The Five Doctors: 25th Anniversary Edition"

"The Five Doctors (Special Edition)" VHS Video Introduction

The dedication, "In Memory of Peter Moffat 1923 - 2007", is shown at the end of the "Celebration - Doctor Who in 1983" feature

Instrumental pieces (all play at the wrong speed due to a disc authoring error)

Production information and story facts for "Doctor Who (1983 broadcst version) presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)" with music only

Watch "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)" with music only

Mark Strickson, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Sarah Sutton revisit the locations used for "Arc of Infinity"

"The Five Doctors" film rushes

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Sarah Sutton drive to the TimeLash Doctor Who convention in Kassel, Germany...

Janet Fielding and Sarah Sutton visit Jodrell Bank

Interviews with Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, and Verity Lambert

Radio Times material for "The Five Doctors", 14 pages

Camera script for "The Five Doctors", 221 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Five Doctors" Version 1, 201 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Five Doctors" Version 2, 207 pages

Design drawings for "The Five Doctors", 7 pages

Archive of "The Five Doctors" production documentation, 456 pages

Doctor Who Annual 1984, 65 pages

Doctor Who Production Handbook, 37 pages

Doctor Who Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special promotion, 1 page

Doctor Who Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special, 66 pages

Season 20 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 14 pages

Season 20 Programme-as-Broadcast information, 76 pages

Photos from the production of "The Five Doctors" set to background music and sound effects

Breakfast Time - "The Five Doctors" repeat preview from 14 August 1984

Cliffhangers & Credits - "The Five Doctors" 4-part version titles and recaps

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Mark Strickson make an appearance

Optional Stereo soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

Production information and story facts for "Doctor Who (Special Edition)" presented via subtitles on all episodes

Tuesday 29th March 1983 - raw footage from studio recordings for "The Five Doctors"

Wednesday 30th March 1983 - raw footage from studio recordings for "The Five Doctors"

Thursday 31st March 1983 - raw footage from studio recordings for "The Five Doctors"

Five Doctors, One Studio - studio footage showing the recording of the story's final scenes

Outtakes - bloopers and gaffes from the making of this story

(Not So) Special Effects - studio footage showing the day-to-day work of the visual effects team (on a limited budget)

Optional Surround soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

The Late, Late Breakfast Show, from 19 November 1983

Pebble Mill at One, from 21 November 1983

Blue Peter - Peter Davison and Richard Hurndall help celebrate the 20th anniversary. First broadcast on 21 November 1983.

BBC2 Closedown, from 23 November 1983

Breakfast Time, from 25 November 1983

Children in Need, from 25 November 1983

BBC News, from 28 November 1983

Saturday Superstore - Preview, from 19 November 1983

Saturday Superstore - Radio Times Special, from 17 December 1983

BBC Trails & Continuities

The original broadcast version of "The Five Doctors"

Restored from the original film negatives of "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)" with new special effects

Restored and extended version of "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)", with surround sound

Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, and Sylvester McCoy recorded on 5 September 1993

A look at the links to the show's past and future

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Sea Devils (Omnibus Edition)"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Sea Devils"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Sea Devils (Omnibus Edition)"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Sea Devils"

Radio Solent Jon Pertwee Interview: first broadcast on 21 October 1971

Radio 4 Today: children discuss writing their own Doctor Who stories; first broadcast 28 March 1972

Trails and continuity for "The Sea Devils" from BBC1 (March to April, and December 1972, and May 1974) and BBC2 (March to April 1992)

Silent 8mm cine film shot on location, by Dave King, with narration by Michael E Briant, Terrance Dicks, and Barry Letts

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Sea Devils"

Trailer for the release of "The Mutants"

Trailer for the release of "The Time Meddler"

Episode One ("The Sea Devils" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Two ("The Sea Devils" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Three ("The Sea Devils" Reverse Standards Conversion)

A dedication to Stewart Bevan, "In memory of STEWART BEVAN 1948-2022", is shown after the credits for "Defenders of Earth"

Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 9" blu-ray boxset

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch all episodes with music only

Katy Manning and friends revisit the locations of Season 9

Hello Sailor - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Sea Devils"

Michael E Briant: At the Helm - a profile of director, Michael E Briant

Musical Scales: An Era of Experimentation - a look at an era of extraordinary musical experimentation

Reporting on a school that won a Dalek in a Radio Times competition

Feature-length version of "The Sea Devils", reconstructed from HD episodes and restored soundtracks; first broadcast on 27 December 1972

The Making of Doctor Who, published by Piccolo - first published in 1972, 140 pages

Radio Times material for "The Sea Devils", 19 pages

Royal Navy fleet submarine leaflet, 3 pages

Royal Navy fleet submarine special souvenir, 3 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 1, 64 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 2, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 3, 61 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 4, 55 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 5, 71 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 6, 51 pages

Archive of "The Sea Devils" production documentation, 332 pages

Schools television script for "Television Club: Putting on a Show #2", 7 pages

Photos from the production of "The Sea Devils" set to background music and sound effects

BBC1 South item on "The Sea Devils" from 19 November 2013

The Fell Guy: a look at the career of stuntman, Stuart Fell

Interview with Richard Franklin, from 22 November 2013

BBC1 continuity for "The Time Monster" from June 1972

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Time Monster"

Science and "The Time Monster" - cast and crew discuss the ideas behind this serial

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

Before and after restoration comparison for this serial, with explanatory subtitles

Episode Five ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Four ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode One ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Three ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Two ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Discussing episode 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2 and 4

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 5

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Comedy sketch with Jon Pertwee, from "On the Waterfront"; first broadcast 6 May 1989

Time and Atlantis: Chronicling "The Time Monster" with Toby Hadoke - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Time Monster"

The BBCTV Special Effects Exhibition; first broadcast on 7 December 1972

Radio Times material for "The Time Monster", 8 pages

Paul Bernard's design sketches of The Master's TARDIS for "The Time Monster", 1 page

Archive of "The Time Monster" production documentation, 241 pages

Paul Bernard's annotated rehearsal script for "The Time Monster" Episode 1, 56 pages

Paul Bernard's annotated rehearsal script for "The Time Monster" Episode 2, 54 pages

Paul Bernard's annotated rehearsal script for "The Time Monster" Episode 5, 37 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 1, 56 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 2, 52 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 3, 42 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 4, 53 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 5, 58 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 6, 46 pages

Photos from the production of "The Time Monster" set to background music and sound effects

Double-sided cover with the original "grey roundels" design on one side, and a version with updated logos and/or design on the other

Production slates of Season 9

Ingrid Pitt and Terrance Dicks, recorded on 26 September 1992

Doctor Who Annual 1985

Composed by John Lewis, who died before he could complete his work (exclusive to this boxset)

Composed by John Lewis, who died before he could complete his work

Trailers and continuity announcements for the original broadcast of "The Mark of the Rani", from February 1985

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Mark of the Rani"

Feature on Ironbridge Gorge and Blists Hill, originally broadcast in February 1978

A preview of "The Mark of the Rani"; first broadcast 1 February 1985

Playing with Time: Scoring Doctor Who, with Jonathan Gibbs - interview with replacement composer, Jonathan Gibbs

Additional scenes from episode 1

Continuity for Vengeance on Varos and The Mark of the Rani

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Those Deadly Divas - a look at the formidable female adversaries of Doctor Who

Watch all episodes with music only

Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant revisit locations from Season 22

Lords and Luddites: Making "The Mark of the Rani" - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Mark of the Rani"

The locations of "The Mark of the Rani"

Radio Times material for "Mark of the Rani", 6 pages

Archive of "Mark of the Rani" production documentation, 134 pages

Draft script for "Mark of the Rani" Part 2, 77 pages

Rehearsal script for "Mark of the Rani" Part 1, 122 pages

Rehearsal script for "Mark of the Rani" Part 2, 111 pages

Camera script for "Mark of the Rani" Part 1, 124 pages

Camera script for "Mark of the Rani" Part 2, 117 pages

"Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 22" alternative score cue sheet, 3 pages

Photos from the production of "The Mark of the Rani" set to background music and sound effects

A history of Doctor Who's itinerant Time Lords

Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant receive a phone call...originally broadcast in March 1984

Audio description of "Utopia"

Trailers for "Utopia", "The Sound of Drums", "The Sound of Drums" - Vote Saxon, and "Last of the Timelords"

Discussing "Utopia"

Episodes 11-13

'Ello, 'ello, 'ello

Audio description of "The Sound of Drums"

Episode 12

Episode 12 Vote Saxon

Discussing "The Sound of Drums"

The Saxon Mystery

Audio description of "Last of the Time Lords"

Episode 13

Discussing "Last of the Time Lords"

The Valiant Quest

Audio description of "The End of Time - Part Two"

Discussing "The End of Time - Part Two"

Deleted scenes from across the specials

Russell T Davies and David Tennant discuss their time working on Doctor Who

Cast and crew appear at the 2009 Comic-Con

David Tennant chats about his time working on the show

Doctor Who Confidential - Specials - Episode 4 - Allons-y!

Audio description of "The End of Time - Part One"

Discussing "The End of Time - Part One"

A final compilation of David Tennant's on-set video diaries

Idents for BBC Christmas 2009

Doctor Who Confidential - Specials - Episode 3 - Lords and Masters

Blackpool Exhibition on BBC Radio Sheffield; first broadcast on 4 August 1983

Gerald Flood interview with Amanda Ware, for Ocean Sound's Sunday Supplement, recorded 26 March 1989

Discussing episode 1

Discussing all episodes

Janet Fielding interviewed at the 8th Doctor Who Party, in Sydney University, on 29 May 1983

BBC1 trails and continuity for "The King's Demons", from March 1983 and July 1984

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The King's Demons"

Trailer for the release of "The Dominators"

A dedication to Frank Windsor, "In memory of Frank Windsor", is shown before the credits for "Back to Bodiam"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch all episodes with music only

Kamelion: Metal Man - a history of the short-lived companion, Kamelion

BBC News: Longleat Convention, from 3 April 1983

BBC Longleat Featurette

Convention Panel: Jon Pertwee, from 3 April 1983

Convention Panel: Patrick Troughton, from 3 April 1983

Convention Panel: Third Doctor Era, from 4 April 1983

Convention Panel: Season 20 cast, from 4 April 1983

Convention Panel: First Doctor era, from 4th April 1983

Convention Panel: Tom Baker & John Leeson, from 4 April 1983

Photo Gallery: 20th Anniversary

Audio Archive - Ed Stewart at Longleat, on 4 April 1983

Magna Carta: The Dawn of Democracy - what was the Magna Carta?

Back to Bodiam: Making The King's Demons - cast and crew discuss the making of "The King's Demons"

Radio Times material for "The King's Demons", 8 pages

Design drawings for "The King's Demons", 9 pages

Archive of "The King's Demons" production documentation, 185 pages

Studio floor plan for "The King's Demons", 1 page

Rehearsal script for "The King's Demons" Part 1, 54 pages

Rehearsal script for "The King's Demons" Part 2, 71 pages

Camera script for "The King's Demons" Part 1, 53 pages

Camera script for "The King's Demons" Part 2, 77 pages

Doctor Who Celebration at Longleat, 38 pages

Photos from the production of "The King's Demons" set to background music and sound effects

Breakfast Time: Nicola Bryant. First broadcast on 6 July 1983.

BBC News: Davison Departs. First broadcast on 28 July 1983

Newsround. First broadcast on 28 July 1983.

South East at Six: Davison & JNT. First broadcast on 29 July 1983.

Breakfast Time: Peter Davison. First broadcast on 3 August 1983.

BBC News: Sixth Doctor. First broadcast on 19 August 1983.

Breakfast Time: Colin Baker. First broadcast on 22 August 1983.

Nationwide: The Doctors - Verity Lambert, Peter Davison, Jon Pertwee, and Patrick Troughton appear. First broadcast on 18 March 1983

Points of View, from 25 March 1983

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Mark Strickson appear on Saturday Superstore. First broadcast on 26 March 1983

Nationwide: Radiophonics. First broadcast on 30 March 1983

Peter Davison collects an award at the Swap Shop Star Awards, on 11 April 1983

South East at Six: USA. A look at US conventions. First broadcast on 19 July 1983

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

John Nathan-Turner interview on BBC Radio London, from November 1983

Discussing "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

Discussing "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

Discussing this episode

Discussing this episode

Peter Davison and Sandra Dickinson at the 7th Doctor Who Party, in Sydney University, on 10 April 1983

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Five Doctors"

Interview with Patrick Troughton and Peter Davison

Celebration: Doctor Who in 1983 - a look at the 20th anniversary celebrations for Doctor Who

Trailer for the release of "The Invasion of Time"

Trailer for the release of "The Five Doctors: 25th Anniversary Edition"

"The Five Doctors (Special Edition)" VHS Video Introduction

The dedication, "In Memory of Peter Moffat 1923 - 2007", is shown at the end of the "Celebration - Doctor Who in 1983" feature

Instrumental pieces (all play at the wrong speed due to a disc authoring error)

Production information and story facts for "Doctor Who (1983 broadcst version) presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)" with music only

Watch "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)" with music only

Mark Strickson, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Sarah Sutton revisit the locations used for "Arc of Infinity"

"The Five Doctors" film rushes

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Sarah Sutton drive to the TimeLash Doctor Who convention in Kassel, Germany...

Janet Fielding and Sarah Sutton visit Jodrell Bank

Interviews with Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, and Verity Lambert

Radio Times material for "The Five Doctors", 14 pages

Camera script for "The Five Doctors", 221 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Five Doctors" Version 1, 201 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Five Doctors" Version 2, 207 pages

Design drawings for "The Five Doctors", 7 pages

Archive of "The Five Doctors" production documentation, 456 pages

Doctor Who Annual 1984, 65 pages

Doctor Who Production Handbook, 37 pages

Doctor Who Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special promotion, 1 page

Doctor Who Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special, 66 pages

Season 20 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 14 pages

Season 20 Programme-as-Broadcast information, 76 pages

Photos from the production of "The Five Doctors" set to background music and sound effects

Breakfast Time - "The Five Doctors" repeat preview from 14 August 1984

Cliffhangers & Credits - "The Five Doctors" 4-part version titles and recaps

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Mark Strickson make an appearance

Optional Stereo soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (40th Anniversary Version)"

Production information and story facts for "Doctor Who (Special Edition)" presented via subtitles on all episodes

Tuesday 29th March 1983 - raw footage from studio recordings for "The Five Doctors"

Wednesday 30th March 1983 - raw footage from studio recordings for "The Five Doctors"

Thursday 31st March 1983 - raw footage from studio recordings for "The Five Doctors"

Five Doctors, One Studio - studio footage showing the recording of the story's final scenes

Outtakes - bloopers and gaffes from the making of this story

(Not So) Special Effects - studio footage showing the day-to-day work of the visual effects team (on a limited budget)

Optional Surround soundtrack for "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

The Late, Late Breakfast Show, from 19 November 1983

Pebble Mill at One, from 21 November 1983

Blue Peter - Peter Davison and Richard Hurndall help celebrate the 20th anniversary. First broadcast on 21 November 1983.

BBC2 Closedown, from 23 November 1983

Breakfast Time, from 25 November 1983

Children in Need, from 25 November 1983

BBC News, from 28 November 1983

Saturday Superstore - Preview, from 19 November 1983

Saturday Superstore - Radio Times Special, from 17 December 1983

BBC Trails & Continuities

The original broadcast version of "The Five Doctors"

Restored from the original film negatives of "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)" with new special effects

Restored and extended version of "The Five Doctors (1983 Broadcast Version)", with surround sound

Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, and Sylvester McCoy recorded on 5 September 1993

A look at the links to the show's past and future

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Sea Devils (Omnibus Edition)"

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "The Sea Devils"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Sea Devils (Omnibus Edition)"

Optional Atmos soundtrack for "The Sea Devils"

Radio Solent Jon Pertwee Interview: first broadcast on 21 October 1971

Radio 4 Today: children discuss writing their own Doctor Who stories; first broadcast 28 March 1972

Trails and continuity for "The Sea Devils" from BBC1 (March to April, and December 1972, and May 1974) and BBC2 (March to April 1992)

Silent 8mm cine film shot on location, by Dave King, with narration by Michael E Briant, Terrance Dicks, and Barry Letts

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Sea Devils"

Trailer for the release of "The Mutants"

Trailer for the release of "The Time Meddler"

Episode One ("The Sea Devils" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Two ("The Sea Devils" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Three ("The Sea Devils" Reverse Standards Conversion)

A dedication to Stewart Bevan, "In memory of STEWART BEVAN 1948-2022", is shown after the credits for "Defenders of Earth"

Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 9" blu-ray boxset

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Watch all episodes with music only

Katy Manning and friends revisit the locations of Season 9

Hello Sailor - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Sea Devils"

Michael E Briant: At the Helm - a profile of director, Michael E Briant

Musical Scales: An Era of Experimentation - a look at an era of extraordinary musical experimentation

Reporting on a school that won a Dalek in a Radio Times competition

Feature-length version of "The Sea Devils", reconstructed from HD episodes and restored soundtracks; first broadcast on 27 December 1972

The Making of Doctor Who, published by Piccolo - first published in 1972, 140 pages

Radio Times material for "The Sea Devils", 19 pages

Royal Navy fleet submarine leaflet, 3 pages

Royal Navy fleet submarine special souvenir, 3 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 1, 64 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 2, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 3, 61 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 4, 55 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 5, 71 pages

Camera script for "The Sea Devils" Episode 6, 51 pages

Archive of "The Sea Devils" production documentation, 332 pages

Schools television script for "Television Club: Putting on a Show #2", 7 pages

Photos from the production of "The Sea Devils" set to background music and sound effects

BBC1 South item on "The Sea Devils" from 19 November 2013

The Fell Guy: a look at the career of stuntman, Stuart Fell

Interview with Richard Franklin, from 22 November 2013

BBC1 continuity for "The Time Monster" from June 1972

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Time Monster"

Science and "The Time Monster" - cast and crew discuss the ideas behind this serial

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

Before and after restoration comparison for this serial, with explanatory subtitles

Episode Five ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Four ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode One ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Three ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Episode Two ("The Time Monster" Reverse Standards Conversion)

Discussing episode 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2 and 4

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 5

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Comedy sketch with Jon Pertwee, from "On the Waterfront"; first broadcast 6 May 1989

Time and Atlantis: Chronicling "The Time Monster" with Toby Hadoke - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Time Monster"

The BBCTV Special Effects Exhibition; first broadcast on 7 December 1972

Radio Times material for "The Time Monster", 8 pages

Paul Bernard's design sketches of The Master's TARDIS for "The Time Monster", 1 page

Archive of "The Time Monster" production documentation, 241 pages

Paul Bernard's annotated rehearsal script for "The Time Monster" Episode 1, 56 pages

Paul Bernard's annotated rehearsal script for "The Time Monster" Episode 2, 54 pages

Paul Bernard's annotated rehearsal script for "The Time Monster" Episode 5, 37 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 1, 56 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 2, 52 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 3, 42 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 4, 53 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 5, 58 pages

Camera script for "The Time Monster" Episode 6, 46 pages

Photos from the production of "The Time Monster" set to background music and sound effects

Double-sided cover with the original "grey roundels" design on one side, and a version with updated logos and/or design on the other

Production slates of Season 9

Ingrid Pitt and Terrance Dicks, recorded on 26 September 1992

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes of "Terror of the Autons"

BBC1 continuity from January 1971

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Terror of the Autons"

High-definition version of the titles used for "Terror of the Autons"

Trailer for the release of "Frontios"

Trailer for the release of "The Mind of Evil"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Life on Earth: New Kids on the Block - cast and crew discuss the making of "Terror of the Autons"

Radio Times material for "Terror of the Autons", 10 pages

Sugar Smacks badges

Nestlé Doctor Who Chocolate promotion

Ken Trew's costume designs for "Terror of the Autons", 2 pages

Archive of "Terror of the Autons" production documentation, 124 pages

Camera script for "Terror of the Autons" Part 1, 67 pages

Camera script for "Terror of the Autons" Part 2, 50 pages

Camera script for "Terror of the Autons" Part 3, 61 pages

Camera script for "Terror of the Autons" Part 4, 56 pages

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

How the writers of Doctor Who make common objects scary

A look at the Master, and his contrasting appeal when set against the Doctor

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

BBC1 continuity from 3 April 1971

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Claws of Axos"

Trailer for the release of "The Legacy Collection" boxset, which includes "Shada" and "More Than 30 Years in the TARDIS". The title used in the trailer is "The Legacy Boxset".

Trailer for the release of "Colony in Space"

Reverse Standards Conversion - The Axon Legacy - How episodes are converted from NTSC to PAL; was an Easter Egg on the previous release

Deleted and extended scenes from this serial

Interview with director, Michael Ferguson

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes (title on previous release was "Information Text")

Standard definition version, converted to PAL from NTSC for the 2005 DVD release

Standard definition version, converted to PAL from NTSC for the 2005 DVD release

The Vampire from Space - an extended version of episode one, with original title and reinstated material

Toby Hadoke spends a weekend with John Levene

Axon Stations! Making The Claws of Axos - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Claws of Axos"

The Locations of The Claws of Axos

Radio Times material for "The Claws of Axos", 8 pages

Camera script for "The Claws of Axos" Part 1, 69 pages

Camera script for "The Claws of Axos" Part 2, 53 pages

Camera script for "The Claws of Axos" Part 3, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Claws of Axos" Part 4, 63 pages

Archive of "The Claws of Axos" production documentation, 129 pages

Photos from the production of "The Claws of Axos" set to background music and sound effects

The earliest complete studio recording

BBC1 continuity from April-May 1971

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Colony in Space"

Trailer for the release of the "U.N.I.T Files" boxset, which includes "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" and "The Android Invasion". The boxset title used in the trailer is "The UNIT Box".

Trailer for the release of "The Daemons"

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 4 and 6

"Colony in Space" 2011 DVD Restoration

"Colony in Space" 2011 DVD Restoration

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

"Colony in Space" 2011 DVD Restoration

"Colony in Space" 2011 DVD Restoration

"Colony in Space" 2011 DVD Restoration

"Colony in Space" 2011 DVD Restoration

High-definition copy of an early version of "Colony in Space", episode two

From the Cutting Room Floor: Colony in Space - silent unused footage from filming, presented with informational subtitles

Silent location footage from the filming of "Colony in Space"

IMC Needs You! The Making of Colony in Space - cast and crew discuss the making of "Colony in Space"

Radio Times material for "Colony in Space", 12 pages

Camera script for "Colony in Space" Part 1, 61 pages

Camera script for "Colony in Space" Part 2, 57 pages

Camera script for "Colony in Space" Part 3, 62 pages

Camera script for "Colony in Space" Part 4, 64 pages

Camera script for "Colony in Space" Part 5, 55 pages

Camera script for "Colony in Space" Part 6, 62 pages

Archive of "Colony in Space" production documentation, 152 pages

Photos from the production of "Colony in Space" set to background music and sound effects

"Colony in Space" lizards & models film trims

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes of "The Daemons"

Anneke Wills & Richard Franklin appear at the 50th anniversary celebrations, on 22 November 2013

Audiobook version of the Target Books novelisation "Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons", which was first published in 1975; read by Geoffrey Beevers

Promotion of season 8 audiobooks

BBC1 continuity from May and December 1971, BBC2 continuity from November to December 1992, and BBC4 continuity from October 2007

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Daemons"

A look at the Television Centre scenery block; first broadcast in November 1971

Christopher Barry discusses his career

The archaeological documentary that inspired "The Daemons"; first broadcast in 1968

The original colourisation test version of episode one of "The Daemons", from 1992

Trailer for the release of "Nightmare of Eden"

Trailer for the release of "Day of the Daleks"

A dedication to Barry Letts, "BARRY LEOPOLD LETTS Born 26 March 1925 Died 9 October 2009", is shown before the credits for "Remembering Barry Letts"

A dedication to Terrance Dicks, "TERRANCE DICKS 14th April 1935 - 29th August 2019", is shown before the credits for "Terrance & Me"

Katy Mannng and John Levene revisit the village of Aldbourne

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, Katy Manning

Toby Hadoke spends a weekend with John Levene

Silent 8mm footage shot in Aldbourne during location filming

The Devil Rides Out: Making The Daemons - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Daemons"

Radio Times material for "The Daemons", 24 pages

Camera script for "The Daemons" Part 1, 58 pages

Camera script for "The Daemons" Part 2, 62 pages

Camera script for "The Daemons" Part 3, 42 pages

Camera script for "The Daemons" Part 4, 50 pages

Camera script for "The Daemons" Part 5, 37 pages

Archive of "The Daemons" production documentation, 139 pages

1971 Kellogg's Sugar Smacks promotion for Doctor Who badges, 28 pages

Nestlé Doctor Who Chocolate 1971 promotion, 43 pages

The Dr Who Annual 1971, 76 pages

Season 8 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 41 pages