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Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Underwater Menace"

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour (with optional introduction by Frazer Hines)

Episode 4 presented in colour

Sections removed by the Autralian censors before the serial was broadcast there in September 1967

Richard Latto interviews film collector, Terry Burnett, and Doctor Who Restoration Team member, Ralph Montagu, about the recovery of episode 2 of "The Underwater Menace" and episode 3 of "Galaxy …

Report from 12 December 2011 on the recovery of episode 2 of "The Underwater Menace" and episode 3 of "Galaxy 4"

Discussing reconstructed episode 1

Discussing reconstructed episode 4

Discussing original episode 2 and 3

Filmed for the 1998 VHS release of episode 3 of "The Underwater Menace", and included here as an optional preface to the animated colour episode 3

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Episode 2

Episode 3

Radio Times listings and articles

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for "The Man from Miditz"

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 1

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 2

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 3

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 4

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for "The Man from Miditz"

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

Reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

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

Rough cut of episode 1 of this drama, first broadcast on 21 June 1964, and starring Patrick Troughton

Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, and Janet Fielding conclude their visit to BBC Television Centre (Part One is on "The Visitation (Special Edition)").

Character designs, concept sketches and more from the production of the animation, set to music and sound effects

Clips from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Taken from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Underwater Menace"

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour (with optional introduction by Frazer Hines)

Episode 4 presented in colour

Sections removed by the Autralian censors before the serial was broadcast there in September 1967

Richard Latto interviews film collector, Terry Burnett, and Doctor Who Restoration Team member, Ralph Montagu, about the recovery of episode 2 of "The Underwater Menace" and episode 3 of "Galaxy …

Report from 12 December 2011 on the recovery of episode 2 of "The Underwater Menace" and episode 3 of "Galaxy 4"

Discussing reconstructed episode 1

Discussing reconstructed episode 4

Discussing original episode 2 and 3

Filmed for the 1998 VHS release of episode 3 of "The Underwater Menace", and included here as an optional preface to the animated colour episode 3

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Episode 2

Episode 3

Radio Times listings and articles

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for "The Man from Miditz"

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 1

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 2

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 3

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 4

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for "The Man from Miditz"

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

Reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

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

Rough cut of episode 1 of this drama, first broadcast on 21 June 1964, and starring Patrick Troughton

Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, and Janet Fielding conclude their visit to BBC Television Centre (Part One is on "The Visitation (Special Edition)").

Character designs, concept sketches and more from the production of the animation, set to music and sound effects

Clips from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Taken from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Underwater Menace"

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour (with optional introduction by Frazer Hines)

Episode 4 presented in colour

Sections removed by the Autralian censors before the serial was broadcast there in September 1967

Richard Latto interviews film collector, Terry Burnett, and Doctor Who Restoration Team member, Ralph Montagu, about the recovery of episode 2 of "The Underwater Menace" and episode 3 of "Galaxy …

Report from 12 December 2011 on the recovery of episode 2 of "The Underwater Menace" and episode 3 of "Galaxy 4"

Discussing reconstructed episode 1

Discussing reconstructed episode 4

Discussing original episode 2 and 3

Filmed for the 1998 VHS release of episode 3 of "The Underwater Menace", and included here as an optional preface to the animated colour episode 3

Episode 2

Episode 3

Radio Times listings and articles

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for "The Man from Miditz"

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 1

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 2

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 3

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for episode 4

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for "The Man from Miditz"

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

Reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

Rough cut of episode 1 of this drama, first broadcast on 21 June 1964, and starring Patrick Troughton

Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, and Janet Fielding conclude their visit to BBC Television Centre (Part One is on "The Visitation (Special Edition)").

Character designs, concept sketches and more from the production of the animation, set to music and sound effects

Clips from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Taken from episodes 1, 2, and 4

"The Power of the Daleks" audiobook, as released by the BBC Audio Collection in 1993. Read by Tom Baker. It can be listened to in its entirety, or as four …

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Clip from the animatic storyboard video

Photos from the production of this serial, with animaton sketches, set to music and background sound effects

Tests commissioned by BBC Worldwide to get an idea of how an animated version of this serial might look

Teaser trailers for this animated release

Rob Ritchie discusses his work on the animation project; first broadcast on 21 November 2016

BBC Radio Tees, featuring Rob Ritchie; first broadcast 3 November 2016

BBC Radio Norfolk, featuring Anneke Wills; first broadcast 4 November 2016

BBC Radio Solent, featuring Anneke Wills; first broadcast 4 November 2016

BBC Radio Tees, featuring Anneke Wills and Mark Ayres; first broadcast 4 November 2016

Silent film, with narration, of BBC Week Southampton Guildhall, in May 1966

Dalek footage first brodcast between 1967-1968

"The Power of the Daleks" is featured on the programme

Discussing episodes 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Peter Davison takes a look back at 1960s Dalek episodes; originally released on VHS in 1992

Unused scene of the Doctor playing his recorder in the TARDIS

The Derek Dodd Collection - shows the restoration of film segments that were saved by production designer, Derek Dodd; with informational captions.

The full incidental music track used for "The Power of the Daleks"

Newsnight reports on material lost from BBC archives, featuring the recreation of "The Power of the Daleks" in animation; first broadcast in November 2016

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

First broadcast on BBC1 on 4 November 1966. Was presented with surviving footage on the previous release.

Dalek recording session at BBC Maida Vale Studios on 12 September 1966. Presented on the previous release under the title "Original Dalek Recordings"

Digitally re-mastered original film print of the first title sequence, created by Bernard Lodge and Ben Palmer of the BBC Graphics Unit

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Character profile of the new Doctor

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for each week this serial aired

A BBC audience research report for this serial, from 12 December 1966

Radio Times cuttings

"The Power of the Daleks Viewing Notes" by Andrew Pixley (46 pages)

Photos from the production of this serial set to background sound effects. Presented on the previous release under the title "Animation & Photo Gallery"

Photogrammetry renders of the original sets used on "The Power of the Daleks"

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

The Abbot of Saint Mary's - Patrick Troughton appears in the very first television adaption of "Robin Hood", on 24 March 1953

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Power of the Daleks"

Compilation of the footage that survives from "The Power of the Daleks". Was presented with the BBC 1 trailer on the previous release.

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 5 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 6 (with optional narration)

Mike Tucker helps to recreate a scene from "Power of the Daleks"

How "The Power of the Daleks" made it from early scripts to final broadcast

A Handful of Horrors ("I Don't Like My Monsters to Have Oedipus Complexes") - Alan Whicker analyses the world of science fiction, horror, and fantasy on stage and screen.

"The Power of the Daleks" audiobook, as released by the BBC Audio Collection in 1993. Read by Tom Baker. It can be listened to in its entirety, or as four …

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Clip from the animatic storyboard video

Photos from the production of this serial, with animaton sketches, set to music and background sound effects

Tests commissioned by BBC Worldwide to get an idea of how an animated version of this serial might look

Teaser trailers for this animated release

Rob Ritchie discusses his work on the animation project; first broadcast on 21 November 2016

BBC Radio Tees, featuring Rob Ritchie; first broadcast 3 November 2016

BBC Radio Norfolk, featuring Anneke Wills; first broadcast 4 November 2016

BBC Radio Solent, featuring Anneke Wills; first broadcast 4 November 2016

BBC Radio Tees, featuring Anneke Wills and Mark Ayres; first broadcast 4 November 2016

Silent film, with narration, of BBC Week Southampton Guildhall, in May 1966

Dalek footage first brodcast between 1967-1968

"The Power of the Daleks" is featured on the programme

Discussing episodes 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Peter Davison takes a look back at 1960s Dalek episodes; originally released on VHS in 1992

Unused scene of the Doctor playing his recorder in the TARDIS

The Derek Dodd Collection - shows the restoration of film segments that were saved by production designer, Derek Dodd; with informational captions.

The full incidental music track used for "The Power of the Daleks"

Newsnight reports on material lost from BBC archives, featuring the recreation of "The Power of the Daleks" in animation; first broadcast in November 2016

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

First broadcast on BBC1 on 4 November 1966. Was presented with surviving footage on the previous release.

Dalek recording session at BBC Maida Vale Studios on 12 September 1966. Presented on the previous release under the title "Original Dalek Recordings"

Digitally re-mastered original film print of the first title sequence, created by Bernard Lodge and Ben Palmer of the BBC Graphics Unit

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Character profile of the new Doctor

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for each week this serial aired

A BBC audience research report for this serial, from 12 December 1966

Radio Times cuttings

"The Power of the Daleks Viewing Notes" by Andrew Pixley (46 pages)

Photos from the production of this serial set to background sound effects. Presented on the previous release under the title "Animation & Photo Gallery"

Photogrammetry renders of the original sets used on "The Power of the Daleks"

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

The Abbot of Saint Mary's - Patrick Troughton appears in the very first television adaption of "Robin Hood", on 24 March 1953

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Power of the Daleks"

Compilation of the footage that survives from "The Power of the Daleks". Was presented with the BBC 1 trailer on the previous release.

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 5 (with optional narration)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 6 (with optional narration)

Mike Tucker helps to recreate a scene from "Power of the Daleks"

How "The Power of the Daleks" made it from early scripts to final broadcast

A Handful of Horrors ("I Don't Like My Monsters to Have Oedipus Complexes") - Alan Whicker analyses the world of science fiction, horror, and fantasy on stage and screen.

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Discussing episodes 1 and 4

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles (however, they do not appear to be present on the actual disc)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 5

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 6

The animation team discuss the making of the animated version of "The Faceless Ones"

Narration of reconstructed episode 2

Narration of reconstructed episode 4

Narration of reconstructed episode 5

Narration of reconstructed episode 6

Episode 1 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 3 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 1 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 3 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Raw footage used in the making of "The Faceless Ones"

Film fragments that survive from episodes 2 and 4

Teaser trailer for the release of "Fury from the Deep"

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Discussing episodes 1 and 4

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles (however, they do not appear to be present on the actual disc)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 5

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 6

The animation team discuss the making of the animated version of "The Faceless Ones"

Narration of reconstructed episode 2

Narration of reconstructed episode 4

Narration of reconstructed episode 5

Narration of reconstructed episode 6

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Episode 1 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 3 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 1 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 3 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

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

Raw footage used in the making of "The Faceless Ones"

Film fragments that survive from episodes 2 and 4

Teaser trailer for the release of "Fury from the Deep"

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Discussing episodes 1 and 4

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles (however, they do not appear to be present on the actual disc)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 5

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 6

The animation team discuss the making of the animated version of "The Faceless Ones"

Narration of reconstructed episode 2

Narration of reconstructed episode 4

Narration of reconstructed episode 5

Narration of reconstructed episode 6

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Episode 1 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 3 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 1 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

Episode 3 (which remains in the BBC's archives)

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

Raw footage used in the making of "The Faceless Ones"

Film fragments that survive from episodes 2 and 4

Teaser trailer for the release of "Fury from the Deep"

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Showing how the initial storyboards became the full animated version

Animation images set to background sound effects

Short animated scene from episode 3, used as a feasability test for the full animated version of the serial

Silent Super 8 footage by Jerry Irwin, shot at Shawcroft Models in 1968, with voiceover by Mike Tucker

Animated recreation of episode 1 of "The Wheel in Space"

Comparison of the original UK transmission version of Macra attacking Polly in the city ruins, and the re-edited version used in Australia after censors objected to the original content

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Are We There Yet?

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4, without any narration

Doctor Who (2005) Series 3, Episode 3

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Music report for episode 1

Music report for episode 2

Music report for episode 3

Music report for episode 4

Programme as broadcast

Programme recording form

Radio Times listings

Radio Times preview

Studio floor plans

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

Short teaser trailer produced to promote this release

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

Surviving footage from episodes 2 and 3

A look at how the title sequence was created for this release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Showing how the initial storyboards became the full animated version

Animation images set to background sound effects

Short animated scene from episode 3, used as a feasability test for the full animated version of the serial

Silent Super 8 footage by Jerry Irwin, shot at Shawcroft Models in 1968, with voiceover by Mike Tucker

Animated recreation of episode 1 of "The Wheel in Space"

Comparison of the original UK transmission version of Macra attacking Polly in the city ruins, and the re-edited version used in Australia after censors objected to the original content

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Are We There Yet?

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4, without any narration

Doctor Who (2005) Series 3, Episode 3

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Music report for episode 1

Music report for episode 2

Music report for episode 3

Music report for episode 4

Programme as broadcast

Programme recording form

Radio Times listings

Radio Times preview

Studio floor plans

Short teaser trailer produced to promote this release

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

Surviving footage from episodes 2 and 3

A look at how the title sequence was created for this release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Taken from the 1992 BBC Audio cassette release

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Showing how the initial storyboards became the full animated version

Animation images set to background sound effects

Short animated scene from episode 3, used as a feasability test for the full animated version of the serial

Silent Super 8 footage by Jerry Irwin, shot at Shawcroft Models in 1968, with voiceover by Mike Tucker

Animated recreation of episode 1 of "The Wheel in Space"

Comparison of the original UK transmission version of Macra attacking Polly in the city ruins, and the re-edited version used in Australia after censors objected to the original content

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 2, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, without any narration

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4, with narration by Anneke Wills

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4, without any narration

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Music report for episode 1

Music report for episode 2

Music report for episode 3

Music report for episode 4

Programme as broadcast

Programme recording form

Radio Times listings

Radio Times preview

Studio floor plans

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

Short teaser trailer produced to promote this release

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

Surviving footage from episodes 2 and 3

A look at how the title sequence was created for this release

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Photos from the production of this serial, with animaton sketches, set to music and background sound effects

Tests commissioned by BBC Worldwide to get an idea of how an animated version of this serial might look

Discussing episodes 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episodes 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Dalek recording session at BBC Maida Vale Studios on 12 September 1966

Digitally re-mastered original film print of the first title sequence, created by Bernard Lodge and Ben Palmer of the BBC Graphics Unit

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Character profile of the new Doctor

A BBC audience research report for this serial, from 12 December 1966

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for each week this serial aired

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

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Power of the Daleks"

A compilation of clips still held by the BBC archives

Telesnap reconstruction of "The Power of the Daleks"

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in black & white

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Photos from the production of this serial, with animaton sketches, set to music and background sound effects

Tests commissioned by BBC Worldwide to get an idea of how an animated version of this serial might look

Discussing episodes 1 and 6

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

The disc case is wrapped in a specially-designed cardboard "O-Ring" sleeve

Dalek recording session at BBC Maida Vale Studios on 12 September 1966

Digitally re-mastered original film print of the first title sequence, created by Bernard Lodge and Ben Palmer of the BBC Graphics Uint

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Character profile of the new Doctor

A BBC audience research report for this serial, from 12 December 1966

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for each week this serial aired

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

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Power of the Daleks"

A compilation of clips still held by the BBC archives

Telesnap reconstruction of "The Power of the Daleks"

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Underwater Menace"

Edited from Australian broadcasts, and now the only surviving clips of episodes 1 and 4

Interview with Michael Troughton, and discussing episode 1 (Part Two). Part One is on "The Ice Warriors".

Discussing episodes 2 and 3

Discussing episode 4

Frazer Hines introduces The Underwater Menace

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

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 4

Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, and Janet Fielding conclude their visit to BBC Television Centre (Part One is on "The Visitation (Special Edition)").

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

Clips from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Taken from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Episode 1 presented in black & white

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Trailer for the release of "The Underwater Menace"

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on episodes 2 and 4 only

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Moonbase"

Radio Times listings

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

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

Soundtrack only version of episode 1

Soundtrack only version of episode 3

Episode 4 presented in black & white

Blue Peter looks back at the history of Doctor Who before it's 10th anniversary in 1973

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

Trailer for the release of "The Moonbase"

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

What does it mean to be a companion to the Doctor?

Anneke Wills discusses her time on the programme for "The Story of Doctor Who" in 2003

As featured on the VHS release in 2000

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Tenth Planet"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times listings

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

Was there ever a 'Golden Age' of Doctor Who?

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

Taken from episode 4

An interview with William Hartnell during his run in the 1966 pantomime tour of "Puss in Boots"

Taken from episode 4

Compilation of "The War Machines"-related items shown in 1965 and 1966

Trailer for the release of "Battlefield"

Discussing all episodes

Unused clips from this serial

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Tony Benn analyses the history of The Post Office Tower; first broadcast 19 May 1998

Radio Times billings for this serial

War Machine Design Plan

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

Photo information presented via subtitles when viewing the Photo Gallery

A look at the locations used for this serial

How these episodes were restored and remastered

Filmed in June 1966 by Donald Trewern

Clips taken from episodes 1, 3, and 4

Taken from episode 4

Frazer Hines introduces The Underwater Menace

Clips from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Taken from episodes 1, 2, and 4

Orphaned episode

Soundtrack only version of episode 1

Orphaned episode

Soundtrack only version of episode 3

Orphaned episode

Orphaned episode

Orphaned episode

Clips from episodes 4, 5 and 6

BBC1 trailer for this serial