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Mervyn Haisman is interviewed by John Nathan-Turner and Shyama Perera on 31 Who; first broadcast on 23 September 1990

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 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Discussing animated episode 1

Discussing original episode 2

Discussing original episode 2

Discussing animated episode 2

Discussing animated episode 3

Discussing animated episode 4

Discussing animated episode 5

Discussing animated episode 3

Discussing animated episode 6

Discussing animated episode 4

Discussing animated episode 2

Discussing animated episode 5

Discussing animated episode 6

Discussing animated episode 1

Silent film from September 1967, recorded on location by actor, Fraser Hines

Silent film from September 1967, recorded on location by director, Gerald Blake

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 6

Radio Times listings and articles

Episode 4 extract

Episode 2

Episode 2

Teaser trailer for the release of this serial

Reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 3 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 5 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 6 (with optional narration)

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

A discussion on the recovery of portions of this serial

Mervyn Haisman is interviewed by John Nathan-Turner and Shyama Perera on 31 Who; first broadcast on 23 September 1990

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 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Discussing animated episode 1

Discussing original episode 2

Discussing original episode 2

Discussing animated episode 2

Discussing animated episode 3

Discussing animated episode 4

Discussing animated episode 5

Discussing animated episode 3

Discussing animated episode 6

Discussing animated episode 4

Discussing animated episode 2

Discussing animated episode 5

Discussing animated episode 6

Discussing animated episode 1

Silent film from September 1967, recorded on location by actor, Fraser Hines

Silent film from September 1967, recorded on location by director, Gerald Blake

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

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 6

Radio Times listings and articles

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

Episode 4 extract

Episode 2

Episode 2

Teaser trailer for the release of this serial

Reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 3 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 5 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 6 (with optional narration)

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

A discussion on the recovery of portions of this serial

Mervyn Haisman is interviewed by John Nathan-Turner and Shyama Perera on 31 Who; first broadcast on 23 September 1990

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 1 presented in colour

Episode 2 presented in colour

Episode 3 presented in colour

Episode 4 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in black & white

Episode 5 presented in colour

Episode 6 presented in colour

Discussing animated episode 1

Discussing original episode 2

Discussing original episode 2

Discussing animated episode 2

Discussing animated episode 3

Discussing animated episode 4

Discussing animated episode 5

Discussing animated episode 3

Discussing animated episode 6

Discussing animated episode 4

Discussing animated episode 2

Discussing animated episode 5

Discussing animated episode 6

Discussing animated episode 1

Silent film from September 1967, recorded on location by actor, Fraser Hines

Silent film from September 1967, recorded on location by director, Gerald Blake

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

Camera script for episode 5

Camera script for episode 1

Camera script for episode 2

Camera script for episode 3

Camera script for episode 4

Camera script for episode 6

Radio Times listings and articles

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

Episode 4 extract

Episode 2

Episode 2

Teaser trailer for the release of this serial

Reconstruction of episode 4 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 3 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 1 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 5 (with optional narration)

Reconstruction of episode 6 (with optional narration)

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

A discussion on the recovery of portions of this serial

Episode 1 with introduction from Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

Episode 1 with introduction from Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

Phil Newman interviews Production Designer, Chris Thompson, who discusses his work on this serial

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 7 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 7 presented in colour

Artwork from the animated episodes, presented with background music and sound effects

"The Evil of the Daleks" audio cassette, narrated by Tom Baker, was originally released on the BBC Audio Collection in 1992. It can be listened to in its entirety, or …

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 7

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 7

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 2

Episode 2

Episode 2

Radio Times listings and articles

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for all episodes

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

Camera script for episode 7

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 1 (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)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 7 (with optional narration)

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

Photos from the production of this serial with commentary from Timothy Combe (moderated by Toby Hadoke)

8mm film shot by BBC Designer Tony Cornell during April and May 1967

Episode 1 with introduction from Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

Episode 1 with introduction from Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

Phil Newman interviews Production Designer, Chris Thompson, who discusses his work on this serial

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 7 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 7 presented in colour

Artwork from the animated episodes, presented with background music and sound effects

"The Evil of the Daleks" audio cassette, narrated by Tom Baker, was originally released on the BBC Audio Collection in 1992. It can be listened to in its entirety, or …

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 7

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 7

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 2

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

Episode 2

Episode 2

Radio Times listings and articles

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for all episodes

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

Camera script for episode 7

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 (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)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 7 (with optional narration)

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

Photos from the production of this serial with commentary from Timothy Combe (moderated by Toby Hadoke)

8mm film shot by BBC Designer Tony Cornell during April and May 1967

Episode 1 with introduction from Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

Episode 1 with introduction from Patrick Troughton as The Doctor

Phil Newman interviews Production Designer, Chris Thompson, who discusses his work on this serial

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 7 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 7 presented in colour

Artwork from the animated episodes, presented with background music and sound effects

"The Evil of the Daleks" audio cassette, narrated by Tom Baker, was originally released on the BBC Audio Collection in 1992. It can be listened to in its entirety, or …

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 7

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 7

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 2

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

Episode 2

Episode 2

Radio Times listings and articles

PasB (Programmes-as-Broadcast) documentation for all episodes

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

Camera script for episode 7

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 (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)

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 7 (with optional narration)

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

Photos from the production of this serial with commentary from Timothy Combe (moderated by Toby Hadoke)

8mm film shot by BBC Designer Tony Cornell during April and May 1967

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in colour

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episode 3

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, with narration from Frazer Hines

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Web of Fear"

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 episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

Recordings of Jack Woolgar's attempts at different voices for the Great Intelligence and Staff Sargeant Arnold

A history of the junking, and subsequent recovery, of the missing episodes

David Devjak, of Shapeshifter, discusses motion capture and its potential for recreating missing episodes

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

Animated recreation of a unique trailer, which was first broadcast by BBC1 on 27 January 1968

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in colour

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episode 3

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, with narration from Frazer Hines

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Web of Fear"

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

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 episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

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

Recordings of Jack Woolgar's attempts at different voices for the Great Intelligence and Staff Sargeant Arnold

A history of the junking, and subsequent recovery, of the missing episodes

David Devjak, of Shapeshifter, discusses motion capture and its potential for recreating missing episodes

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

Animated recreation of a unique trailer, which was first broadcast by BBC1 on 27 January 1968

Episode 3 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in colour

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episode 3

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3

Telesnap reconstruction of episode 3, with narration from Frazer Hines

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Web of Fear"

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

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 episode 5

Camera script for episode 6

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

Recordings of Jack Woolgar's attempts at different voices for the Great Intelligence and Staff Sargeant Arnold

A history of the junking, and subsequent recovery, of the missing episodes

David Devjak, of Shapeshifter, discusses motion capture and its potential for recreating missing episodes

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

Animated recreation of a unique trailer, which was first broadcast by BBC1 on 27 January 1968

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

A look at what was involved in animating this missing serial

Discussing episodes 1 and 5

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episodes 1 and 5

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 6

8mm film shot by designer, Tony Cornell, at Ealing Film Studios in March 1968; set to music and sound effects

The only specially-shot footage that survives from this serial

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Compilation of film inserts, along with censor edits recovered from Australia; includes a reconstruction of the episode 6 climax

Peter Day, with his colleague MichaelJohn Harris, discusses his contribution to this serial (recorded in 2002)

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

Victor Pemberton chats backstage at the Flight Through Eternity convention, on 13 April 1988

Radio Times listings

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

Teaser trailer for this 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)

Cast members revisit the locations of this serial and recall their time on the production

Seven-part drama, broadcast from February to March 1966, which was the inspiration for this serial. Can be listened to in its entirety, or as individual episodes.

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

A look at what was involved in animating this missing serial

Discussing episodes 1 and 5

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episodes 1 and 5

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 6

8mm film shot by designer, Tony Cornell, at Ealing Film Studios in March 1968; set to music and sound effects

The only specially-shot footage that survives from this serial

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Compilation of film inserts, along with censor edits recovered from Australia; includes a reconstruction of the episode 6 climax

Peter Day, with his colleague MichaelJohn Harris, discusses his contribution to this serial (recorded in 2002)

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

Victor Pemberton chats backstage at the Flight Through Eternity convention, on 13 April 1988

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

Radio Times listings

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

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

Teaser trailer for this 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)

Cast members revisit the locations of this serial and recall their time on the production

Seven-part drama, broadcast from February to March 1966, which was the inspiration for this serial. Can be listened to in its entirety, or as individual episodes.

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

A look at what was involved in animating this missing serial

Discussing episodes 1 and 5

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 6

Discussing episodes 1 and 5

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 6

8mm film shot by designer, Tony Cornell, at Ealing Film Studios in March 1968; set to music and sound effects

The only specially-shot footage that survives from this serial

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles

Compilation of film inserts, along with censor edits recovered from Australia; includes a reconstruction of the episode 6 climax

Peter Day, with his colleague MichaelJohn Harris, discusses his contribution to this serial (recorded in 2002)

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

Victor Pemberton chats backstage at the Flight Through Eternity convention, on 13 April 1988

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

Radio Times listings

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

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

Teaser trailer for this 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)

Cast members revisit the locations of this serial and recall their time on the production

Seven-part drama, broadcast from February to March 1966, which was the inspiration for this serial. Can be listened to in its entirety, or as individual episodes.

Trailer for the release of "The Web of Fear"

Discussing episodes 1 and 6

Discussing episodes 2 and 3

Discussing episodes 4 and 5

A dedication to Deborah Watling, "Deborah Watling 1948 - 2017", is shown after the credits for "Remembering Deborah Watling"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Introduction to the story by Jon Pertwee, originally recorded for the "The Troughton Years" VHS release in 1991

Radio Times listings

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

Interview with Philip Morris, who recovered this serial's missing episodes from Nigeria

A look at the life and career of Deborah Watling

How ths serial was restored for release, with informational captions

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

Trailer for the original broadcast

Toby Hadoke attempts to uncover new information about "The Enemy of the World", and meets members of the cast and crew

Trailer for "The Enemy of the World" DVD release. The title used in the trailer is "Enemy of the World".

Discussing episode 1

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

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

Taken from episodes 2, 4, and 5

Trailer for the release of "The Web of Fear"

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

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

Trailer for the release of "The Face of Evil"

Discussing all episodes

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episodes 3 and 4

Matthew Sweet examines the origins of the Cybermen in both the original and revived series (previously titled "Best Cybermen Moments")

Patrick Troughton Clean Titles (Season 4 to 6)

Audio trailer for The Abominable Snowmen (plays when you go to Episode Selection)

VidFIRE clip of episode 3

CGI version of the TARDIS control room and the Cyber tomb

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

First shown on the 25th November 1967

Morris Barry (Director) introduces the serial

Radio Times listings

Walls Sky Ray Promotional Material

How the serial was remastered for the DVD (with subtitle commentary)

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

Advert for Walls Sky Ray ice lolly promotion

Examinig the influence of Ancient Egyptian mythology on this story

Clips from a behind-the-scenes film shot on 8mm, called 'The Last Dalek'

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Tomb of the Cybermen"

An overview of the VidFIRE restoration technology used for Doctor Who DVDs

Unused effects created for Patrick Troughton's title sequence (previous title was "Title Sequence Tests")

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

Screening of the story at BAFTA on 26 April 1992

Episode 2 presented in black & white

Episode 3 presented in black & white

How the missing episodes were recreated using animation

Compilation of the 1967 competition announcement, and the declaration of winners

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Ice Warriors"

Trailer for the release of "Scream of the Shalka"

Discussing episode 1 and 4

Discussing episode 2

Interview with Michael Troughton, and discussing episode 3 (Part One). Part Two is on "The Underwater Menace".

Discussing episode 5 and 6

Frazer Hines discusses his time on the programme for "The Story of Doctor Who" in 2003 (Part Two - see "The Krotons" for Part One)

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Animated version of the 1967 trailer

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

Episodes 2 and 3 linking material produced for the 1998 VHS release

Trailer for the release of "The Face of Evil"

Discussing all episodes

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episodes 3 and 4

Matthew Sweet examines the origins of the Cybermen in both the original and revived series (previously titled "Best Cybermen Moments")

Patrick Troughton Clean Titles (Season 4 to 6)

Audio trailer for The Abominable Snowmen (plays when you go to Episode Selection)

CGI version of the TARDIS control room and the Cyber tomb

VidFIRE clip of episode 3

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

First shown on the 25th November 1967

Morris Barry (Director) introduces the serial

Radio Times listings

Walls Sky Ray Promotional Material

How the serial was remastered for the DVD (with subtitle commentary)

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

Advert for Walls Sky Ray ice lolly promotion

Examinig the influence of Ancient Egyptian mythology on this story

Clips from a behind-the-scenes film shot on 8mm, called 'The Last Dalek'

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Tomb of the Cybermen"

An overview of the VidFIRE restoration technology used for Doctor Who DVDs

Unused effects created for Patrick Troughton's title sequence (previous title was "Title Sequence Tests")

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

Screening of the story at BAFTA on 26 April 1992

Discussing all episodes

Patrick Troughton Clean Titles (Season 4 to 6)

Audio trailer for The Abominable Snowmen

VidFIRE clip of episode 3

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

First shown on the 25th November 1967

Morris Barry (Director) introduces the serial

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

How the serial was remastered for the DVD (with subtitle commentary)

Clips from a behind-the-scenes film shot on 8mm, called 'The Last Dalek'

Unused effects created for Patrick Troughton's title sequence

Screening of the story at BAFTA on 26 April 1992

Discussing episode 2

Orphaned episode

Discussing episode 2

Filmed in September 1967 by the director, Gerald Blake

Taken from episode 4

Orphaned episode

Orphaned episode

Discussing episode 1

Taken from episodes 2, 4, and 5

Orphaned episode

Taken from episode 6

Taken from episode 6

Taken from episodes 1, 2, 4, and 5