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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"

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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 Arabic soundtrack for all three episodes of "Planet of the Giants"

Discussing all episodes

Rehearsal script for "Planet of the Giants" Part 1, 39 pages

Camera script for "Planet of the Giants" Part 2, 47 pages

Camera script for "Planet of the Giants" Part 3 (original version), 52 pages

Camera script for "Planet of the Giants" Part 3 (transmission version), 40 pages

Camera script for "Planet of the Giants" Part 4 (original version), 45 pages

Studio floor plan for "Planet of the Giants", 1 page

Archive of "Planet of the Giants" production documentation, 134 pages

BBC Enterprises Doctor Who sales promotion brochure, 16 pages

Archive of the Dr Who Annual 1966 production documentation, 21 pages

The Dr Who Annual 1966, 79 pages

Season 2 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 41 pages

Season 2 programme-as-broadcast information, 68 pages

Episode 3 reconstructed using the original scripts, newly-recorded dialogue, and animation. The title used for the previous release was "Planet of the Giants: Special Edition".

Episode 4 reconstructed using the original scripts, newly-recorded dialogue, and animation. The title used for the previous release was "Planet of the Giants: Special Edition".

How the reconstruction was created.

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, William Russell

Whatever Happened to Susan? A 1993 radio play, first broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on 9 July 1994

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Dalek Invasion of Earth"

Trailer for the release of "The Rescue/The Romans" boxset

How the Daleks' voice was created. The title for this on the previous release was "Talking Daleks".

Future Visions - an interview with set designer, Spencer Chapman

Enhanced soundtrack for all episodes of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" (exclusive to this boxset)

Discussing episode 1, "World's End"

Discussing episode 2, "The Daleks"

Discussing episode 3, "Day of Reckoning"

Discussing episode 4, "The End of Tomorrow"

Discussing episode 5, "The Waking Ally"

Discussing episode 6, "Flashpoint"

Future Memories - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth"

The Locations of The Dalek Invasion of Earth - a look at the locations used for this serial

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" episodes one, two, and six, 3 pages

Camera script for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" Part 1, 43 pages

Camera script for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" Part 2, 47 pages

Camera script for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" Part 3, 43 pages

Camera script for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" Part 4, 45 pages

Camera script for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" Part 5, 42 pages

Camera script for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" Part 6, 52 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth", 1 page

Archive of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" production documentation, 115 pages

Radio Times material for "The Dalek Invasion of Earth", 35 pages

Carole Ann Ford's 8mm rehearsal film from 23 October 1964

The process of producing an episode of Doctor Who in the 1960s

Carole Ann Ford discusses her role as Susan; recorded for "The Story of Doctor Who", in 2003

Replacement computer-generated images for original effects shots.

View all of the updated special effects, with explanatory subtitles. The title used for the previous release was "CGI Effect Sequences".

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

All seven original episodes

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

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

All seven original episodes

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

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

All seven original episodes

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

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

Discussing "The Five Doctors (Special Edition)"

Discussing this episode

Discussing this episode

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

"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

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

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

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

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)"

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

The original broadcast version of "The Five Doctors"

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

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

Optional Arabic soundtrack for all three episodes of "Planet of the Giants"

Discussing all episodes

Episode 3 reconstructed using the original scripts, newly-recorded dialogue, and animation. The title used for the previous release was "Planet of the Giants: Special Edition".

Episode 4 reconstructed using the original scripts, newly-recorded dialogue, and animation. The title used for the previous release was "Planet of the Giants: Special Edition".

How the reconstruction was created.

Whatever Happened to Susan? A 1993 radio play, first broadcast by BBC Radio 4 on 9 July 1994

Trailer for the release of "The Rescue/The Romans" boxset

How the Daleks' voice was created. The title for this on the previous release was "Talking Daleks".

Future Visions - an interview with set designer, Spencer Chapman

Discussing episode 1, "World's End"

Discussing episode 2, "The Daleks"

Discussing episode 3, "Day of Reckoning"

Discussing episode 4, "The End of Tomorrow"

Discussing episode 5, "The Waking Ally"

Discussing episode 6, "Flashpoint"

Future Memories - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth"

The Locations of The Dalek Invasion of Earth - a look at the locations used for this serial

Carole Ann Ford's 8mm rehearsal film from 23 October 1964

The process of producing an episode of Doctor Who in the 1960s

Carole Ann Ford discusses her role as Susan; recorded for "The Story of Doctor Who", in 2003

Replacement computer-generated images for original effects shots.

View all of the updated special effects, with explanatory subtitles. The title used for the previous release was "CGI Effect Sequences".

Alternative audio track for episode 4

Discussing all episodes

From an edition of Blue Peter first broadcast on 21 September 1971

Barry Newbery recalls his work as designer for this serial

BBC Enterprises Globe

Introductions from the characters Tlotoxl, Tonila, or Ixta, selected randomly when watching via "Play All" option - six in total

Animation of Tlotoxl and Tonila making cocoas

The actors who played Tlotoxl, Tonila, and Ixta recall their experiences of making this serial

How the story was restored for DVD, via subtitled information

"The Desert Planet" - originally released via the BBC Doctor Who website on 23 November 2001

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

"Ten Times the Adventure on DVD"

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

Previews of the story

Valeries Singleton makes Dalek Cakes (from an edition first shown on 3 February 1966)

Replacement computer-generated images for original effects shots. View them as part of the story or alone.

Discussing episode 1, "World's End"

Discussing episode 2, "The Daleks"

Discussing episode 3, "Day of Reckoning"

Discussing episode 4, "The End of Tomorrow"

Discussing episode 5, "The Waking Ally"

Discussing episode 6, "Flashpoint"

Copyright announcement played when disc 2 is first loaded

Sid's Date

Sid the Slyther

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth"

An interview with Spencer Chapman (Set Designer)

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

A look at the locations used for this serial

Carole Ann Ford's 8mm rehearsal film from 23 October 1964

The process of producing an episode of Doctor Who in the 1960s

How the Daleks' voice was created

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

A 1993 radio play, first broadcast By BBC Radio 4 on 9 July 1994

Previews of the story

Valeries Singleton makes Dalek Cakes (from an edition first shown on 3 February 1966)

Replacement computer-generated images for original effects shots. View them as part of the story or alone.

Discussing episode 1, "World's End"

Discussing episode 2, "The Daleks"

Discussing episode 3, "Day of Reckoning"

Discussing episode 4, "The End of Tomorrow"

Discussing episode 5, "The Waking Ally"

Discussing episode 6, "Flashpoint"

Copyright announcement played when disc 2 is first loaded

Sid's Date

Sid the Slyther

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth"

An interview with Spencer Chapman (Set Designer)

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

A look at the locations used for this serial

Carole Ann Ford's 8mm rehearsal film from 23 October 1964

The process of producing an episode of Doctor Who in the 1960s

How the Daleks' voice was created

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

A 1993 radio play, first broadcast By BBC Radio 4 on 9 July 1994