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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

Trailer for the November 1981 repeat season

Doctor Who 40th Anniversary Trailer (previously titled "40th Anniversary Celebration")

New titles utilising the Doctor Who "Delaware" theme tune, which were ultimately unused

Trails and continuity for the original broadcast from December 1972 to January 1973, and the repeat season in November 1981

From "31 Who", first broadcast between 22-23 September 1990

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

A look at some of the monsters of Doctor Who

Jon Pertwee shows off the new Whomobile, first broadcast 5 November 1973

Season 10 clean opening and closing titles

Trailer for the release of "The Face of Evil"

A dedication to Lennie Mayne, "For Lennie & Pidge", is shown after the credits for "Looking for Lennie"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

A look back at the female companions of the 1970s

A biography of director, Lennie Mayne, with Toby Hadoke

Deleted scenes taken from "Looking for Lennie"

Happy Birthday to Who - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Three Doctors"

Jon Pertwee demonstrates his collapsible caravan

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 1, 62 pages

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 2, 53 pages

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 3, 56 pages

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 4, 62 pages

Archive of "The Three Doctors" production documentation, 261 pages

Studio floor plan and production design drawing for "The Three Doctors", 4 pages

Radio Times material for "The Three Doctors", 13 pages

Radio Times Doctor Who 10th Anniversary Special, 96 pages

Radio Times listings

Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, and Nicholas Courtney interviewed on 4 September 1993

Interview with visual effects designer, Bernard Wilkie; first broadcast 21 December 1973

Hello Boys! Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 10" blu-ray boxset

Photos from the production of "The Three Doctors" set to background music and sound effects. The title used on the previous release was "The Three Doctors Picture Gallery".

Fans present a defence against prevailing criticism of classic Doctor Who

Interview by Luke Casey, of BBC Look North, with Jon Pertwee and Jack Kine at the BBC Special Effects Exhibition, on 4 July 1973

Interview by Philip Newman, with Peter Brookes and David Driver at the offices of News International, on 23 June 1994

Continuity announcements for the original broadcast from May to June 1973, and the repeat showing from January to February 1994; was an Easter Egg on the previous release.

Jon Pertwee races Lord Montague, from BBC News; first broadcast on 27 May 1973; was an Easter Egg on the previous release.

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Green Death"

Jon Pertwee shows off the new Whomobile, first broadcast 5 November 1973

Trailer for the release of "The Ice Warriors"

Trailer for the release of "The Time Warrior"

Jo Grant visits Sarah Jane to attend the Doctor's funeral

Discussing episode 1

Jo Grant visits Sarah Jane to attend the Doctor's funeral

Discussing episode 2

A look back at the Third Doctor's era

How the series survived from 1990 to 2005 - The efforts that led to the series' return in 2005 (Part 5 of 5)

Outtake from the Global Conspiracy mockumentary

Discussing all episodes

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4 and 5

Discussing episode 6

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes. Presented on the previous release under the title "Information Text".

Extended interviews with the cast of "Global Conspiracy?"

A special report by Terry Scanlon

Definitely not Katy and Stewart on a jolly in Wales...

The One with the Maggots - Making The Green Death - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Green Death"

Frank Bough interviews Katy Manning; first broadcast on 22 June 1973

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 1, 70 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 2, 87 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 3, 68 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 4, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 5, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 6, 60 pages

Archive of "The Green Death" production documentation, 158 pages

Studio floor plans for "The Green Death", 2 pages

Radio Times material for "The Green Death", 16 pages

Season 10 BBC Enterprises' Sales Sheets, 44 pages

The Doctor Who Annual 1974, 79 pages

Interview with visual effects designer, Bernard Wilkie; first broadcast 21 December 1973

Interview with the writer, Robert Sloman

Interview with the actor, Stewart Bevan

Season 10 production slates

90-minute version, originally broadcast at Christmas 1973; it has been restored in high-definition

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

Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, and Nicholas Courtney interviewed on 4 September 1993

Part 2 - an overview of the UNIT era (Part 1 is on "Inferno", Part 3 is on "Terror of the Zygons")

Interview with Colin Mapson, Effects Designer

Seperate news items from 1973 - shot during filming - and 1994 - when Jon Pertwee returned to open a new country park on the same site

A clip from Serendipity, an arts & crafts programme presented by Katy Manning after she left Doctor Who

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Robot"

Blackpool Exhibition Promotion with Tom Baker

First broadcast on 23 May 1974

Tom Baker Clean Titles (seasons 12-17)

Trailer for the "The Ark in Space"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Robot", and Tom Baker's introduction as Doctor. Title used on previous release was "Are Friends Electric?".

Terrance Dicks' contribution to the Target book series

Continuity announcements for "Robot"

Radio Times material for "Robot", 5 pages

BBC Enterprises Promotional paperwork about Season 12

Camera script for "Robot" Part 1, 58 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 2, 58 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 3, 57 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 4, 59 pages

Archive of "Robot" production documentation, 148 pages

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

Raw footage from the red-through for "Robot"

How Tom Baker's title sequence was created

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, Tom Baker

Experimental title sequence

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

Shown after the credits for episode six of "The Mind of Evil"

A look at the colour restoration done for episodes of "The Mind of Evil", featuring Richard Bignell, Katy Manning, and Timothy Combe

BBC1 continuity from January-February 1971

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Mind of Evil"

A visit to the make-up van

Trailer for the release of "Spearhead from Space" in high-definition, on bluray

Trailer for the release of "The Claws of Axos"

Audio trailer for this serial (plays when you choose Episode Selection from the main menu)

Discussing episode 1

Discussing episode 2

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4

Discussing episode 5

Discussing episode 6

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

The Military Mind: Making The Mind of Evil - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Mind of Evil"

A look at the locations used for this serial

Radio Times material for "The Mind of Evil", 8 pages

1971 Kellog's Sugar Smacks promotion for Doctor Who badges

Camera script for "The Mind of Evil" Part 1, 58 pages

Camera script for "The Mind of Evil" Part 2, 58 pages

Camera script for "The Mind of Evil" Part 3, 49 pages

Camera script for "The Mind of Evil" Part 4, 50 pages

Camera script for "The Mind of Evil" Part 5, 50 pages

Camera script for "The Mind of Evil" Part 6, 60 pages

Archive of "The Mind of Evil" production documentation, 154 pages

The Pandora Machine draft script - episode 1, 33 pages

The Pandora Machine draft script - episode 2, 35 pages

The Pandora Machine draft script - episode 3, 36 pages

The Pandora Machine draft script - episode 4, 34 pages

The Pandora Machine draft script - episode 5, 37 pages

The Pandora Machine draft script - episode 6, 35 pages

The Pandora Machine annotated story breakdown - episode 6, 26 pages

Photos from the production of "The Mind of Evil" set to background music and sound effects

Behind the Scenes: Television Centre - Norman Tozer looks at the work of BBC Television Centre; first broadcast in 1971

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

Season 8 BBC1 Television play synopses, 12 pages

Jon Pertwee recorded 5 October 1991

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

A look back at the life and work of Barry Letts

Tomorrow's World takes a look at the restoration technology used for this story

Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 8" blu-ray boxset

Production slates of season 8

Terrance & Me - Frank Skinner looks back at the life and work of Terrance Dicks

90-minute version by Barry Letts and Christopher Barry, originally broadcast at Christmas 1971; it has an optional 5.1 soundtrack

Michael Ferguson, Timothy Combe, and Graeme Harper revisit locations from season 8

Bonus scene with Michael Ferguson and Graeme Harper

Jon Pertwee introduces episode five, taken from the 1992 VHS release

The Visual Effects of The Daemons - an interview with Visual Effects Designer, Peter Day, recorded in 2002

Teaser trailer for "The Day of the Doctor"

Audio description of "The Day of the Doctor"

A look at the making of "The Day of the Doctor"

Strax advises cinemagoers of the correct cinema etiquette

The Doctor(s) introduce "The Day of the Doctor"

What is Doctor Who? First broadcast by BBC America on 22 November 2013

Early trailer for "The Day of the Doctor"

The Day of the Doctor Script to Screen

Cast and crew are interviewed about the programme for the 50th anniversary; first broadcast by BBC America on 18 November 2013

"The Day of the Doctor" presented in 3D

A soldier is recruited to defend Arcadia

The Doctor is reunited with the Sisterhood of Karn

Audio description of "Death in Heaven"

Doctor Who Extra - Death in Heaven

Audio description of "The Wedding of River Song"

Discussing "The Wedding of River Song"

When Time Froze

A Night's Tale

Prequel to "The Wedding of River Song"

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Robot"

Blackpool Exhibition Promotion with Tom Baker

First broadcast on 23 May 1974

Tom Baker Clean Titles (seasons 12-17)

Trailer for the "The Ark in Space"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Robot", and Tom Baker's introduction as Doctor. Title used on previous release was "Are Friends Electric?".

Terrance Dicks' contribution to the Target book series

Continuity announcements for "Robot"

Radio Times material for "Robot", 5 pages

BBC Enterprises Promotional paperwork about Season 12

Camera script for "Robot" Part 1, 58 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 2, 58 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 3, 57 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 4, 59 pages

Archive of "Robot" production documentation, 148 pages

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

Raw footage from the red-through for "Robot"

How Tom Baker's title sequence was created

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, Tom Baker

Experimental title sequence

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for all episodes

Optional 5.1 soundtrack for "Battlefield" extended VHS version

Trailers and continuity announcements from BBC1 (September 1989) and BBC2 (April to May 1993)

Four-part version incorporating deleted material, and with an optional 5.1 soundtrack

Feature-length version of "Battlefield", with CGI effects, and a 5.1 surround sound mix

Marek Anton discusses his experience playing The Destroyer

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Battlefield"

Trailer for the release of "Full Circle, State of Decay, & Warriors' Gate"; known as "The E-Space Trilogy"

Discussing all episodes (of the oriignal TV version)

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Gallery tape of raw effects footage

Watch all episodes with music only

From Kingdom to Queen - Jean Marsh in Doctor Who

Storm Over Avallion - Making Battlefield - cast and crew discuss the making of "Battlefield"

Remembering Nicholas Courtney - a look back at the life of Nicholas Courtney

Clip featuring Sylvester McCoy

Rehearsal script for "Battlefield" Part 1, 89 pages

Rehearsal script for "Battlefield" Part 2, 95 pages

Rehearsal script for "Battlefield" Part 3, 86 pages

Rehearsal script for "Battlefield" Part 4, 91 pages

Mike Tucker's "Battlefield" visual effects concept drawings, 6 pages

Archive of "Battlefield" production documentation, 193 pages

Radio Times material for "Battlefield", 11 pages

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

Specially commissioned, by John Nathan-Turner, for season 26

Raw footage from studio and location filming

Battlefield Studio Recording - 1 June 1989

Cast and crew recount Sophie Aldred's near-fatal watertank stunt

Past and Future King - Ben Aaronovitch and Andrew Cartmel discuss the writing of "Battlefield"

Trailer for the November 1981 repeat season

Doctor Who 40th Anniversary Trailer (previously titled "40th Anniversary Celebration")

New titles utilising the Doctor Who "Delaware" theme tune, which were ultimately unused

Trails and continuity for the original broadcast from December 1972 to January 1973, and the repeat season in November 1981

From "31 Who", first broadcast between 22-23 September 1990

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

A look at some of the monsters of Doctor Who

Jon Pertwee shows off the new Whomobile, first broadcast 5 November 1973

Season 10 clean opening and closing titles

Trailer for the release of "The Face of Evil"

A dedication to Lennie Mayne, "For Lennie & Pidge", is shown after the credits for "Looking for Lennie"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

A look back at the female companions of the 1970s

A biography of director, Lennie Mayne, with Toby Hadoke

Deleted scenes taken from "Looking for Lennie"

Happy Birthday to Who - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Three Doctors"

Jon Pertwee demonstrates his collapsible caravan

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 1, 62 pages

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 2, 53 pages

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 3, 56 pages

Camera script for "The Three Doctors" Part 4, 62 pages

Archive of "The Three Doctors" production documentation, 261 pages

Studio floor plan and production design drawing for "The Three Doctors", 4 pages

Radio Times material for "The Three Doctors", 13 pages

Radio Times Doctor Who 10th Anniversary Special, 96 pages

Radio Times listings

Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, and Nicholas Courtney interviewed on 4 September 1993

Interview with visual effects designer, Bernard Wilkie; first broadcast 21 December 1973

Hello Boys! Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 10" blu-ray boxset

Photos from the production of "The Three Doctors" set to background music and sound effects. The title used on the previous release was "The Three Doctors Picture Gallery".

Fans present a defence against prevailing criticism of classic Doctor Who

Interview by Luke Casey, of BBC Look North, with Jon Pertwee and Jack Kine at the BBC Special Effects Exhibition, on 4 July 1973

Interview by Philip Newman, with Peter Brookes and David Driver at the offices of News International, on 23 June 1994

Continuity announcements for the original broadcast from May to June 1973, and the repeat showing from January to February 1994; was an Easter Egg on the previous release.

Jon Pertwee races Lord Montague, from BBC News; first broadcast on 27 May 1973; was an Easter Egg on the previous release.

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Green Death"

Jon Pertwee shows off the new Whomobile, first broadcast 5 November 1973

Trailer for the release of "The Ice Warriors"

Trailer for the release of "The Time Warrior"

Jo Grant visits Sarah Jane to attend the Doctor's funeral

Discussing episode 1

Jo Grant visits Sarah Jane to attend the Doctor's funeral

Discussing episode 2

A look back at the Third Doctor's era

How the series survived from 1990 to 2005 - The efforts that led to the series' return in 2005 (Part 5 of 5)

Outtake from the Global Conspiracy mockumentary

Discussing all episodes

Discussing episode 3

Discussing episode 4 and 5

Discussing episode 6

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes. Presented on the previous release under the title "Information Text".

Extended interviews with the cast of "Global Conspiracy?"

A special report by Terry Scanlon

Definitely not Katy and Stewart on a jolly in Wales...

The One with the Maggots - Making The Green Death - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Green Death"

Frank Bough interviews Katy Manning; first broadcast on 22 June 1973

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 1, 70 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 2, 87 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 3, 68 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 4, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 5, 63 pages

Camera script for "The Green Death" - Part 6, 60 pages

Archive of "The Green Death" production documentation, 158 pages

Studio floor plans for "The Green Death", 2 pages

Radio Times material for "The Green Death", 16 pages

Season 10 BBC Enterprises' Sales Sheets, 44 pages

The Doctor Who Annual 1974, 79 pages

Interview with visual effects designer, Bernard Wilkie; first broadcast 21 December 1973

Interview with the writer, Robert Sloman

Interview with the actor, Stewart Bevan

Season 10 production slates

90-minute version, originally broadcast at Christmas 1973; it has been restored in high-definition

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

Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, and Nicholas Courtney interviewed on 4 September 1993

Part 2 - an overview of the UNIT era (Part 1 is on "Inferno", Part 3 is on "Terror of the Zygons")

Interview with Colin Mapson, Effects Designer

Seperate news items from 1973 - shot during filming - and 1994 - when Jon Pertwee returned to open a new country park on the same site

A clip from Serendipity, an arts & crafts programme presented by Katy Manning after she left Doctor Who

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "Robot"

Blackpool Exhibition Promotion with Tom Baker

First broadcast on 23 May 1974

Tom Baker Clean Titles (seasons 12-17)

Trailer for the "The Ark in Space"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Robot", and Tom Baker's introduction as Doctor. Title used on previous release was "Are Friends Electric?".

Terrance Dicks' contribution to the Target book series

Continuity announcements for "Robot"

Radio Times material for "Robot", 5 pages

BBC Enterprises Promotional paperwork about Season 12

Camera script for "Robot" Part 1, 58 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 2, 58 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 3, 57 pages

Camera script for "Robot" Part 4, 59 pages

Archive of "Robot" production documentation, 148 pages

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

Raw footage from the red-through for "Robot"

How Tom Baker's title sequence was created

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, Tom Baker

Experimental title sequence

A look at the life and career of Jon Pertwee

A look at the life and career of Caroline John

Trailer for the release of "The Green Death (Special Edition)". The title used in the trailer is "The Green Death".

Trailer for the release of "Frontios"

Discussing all episodes

Discussing all episodes

A dedication to Caroline John, "Caroline John 1940 - 2012", is shown before the credits for "Carry On: The Life of Caroline John"

A dedication to Jon Pertwee, "Jon Pertwee 1919 - 1996", is shown before the credits for "A Dandy and a Clown - The Life of Jon Pertwee"

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Spearhead from Space"

Jon Pertwee Unused Title Sequence

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times listings

Discussing the challenges that the production crew faced moving from black and white to colour broadcasts

Comparison to previous versions of this serial, with on-screen 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

Silent footage from the creation of the original Jon Pertwee title sequence

Trailer for episodes 1 & 2, episode 3, and "Doctor Who Night", first broadcast in November 1999 (presented separately on previous release)

Have you got what it takes to work for U.N.I.T?

A look at the life and career of Jon Pertwee

A look at the life and career of Caroline John

Trailer for the release of "Frontios"

Trailer for the release of "The Green Death (Special Edition)". The title used in the trailer is "The Green Death".

Discussing all episodes

Discussing all episodes

A dedication to Caroline John, "Caroline John 1940 - 2012", is shown before the credits for "Carry On: The Life of Caroline John"

A dedication to Jon Pertwee, "Jon Pertwee 1919 - 1996", is shown before the credits for "A Dandy and a Clown - The Life of Jon Pertwee"

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Spearhead from Space"

Jon Pertwee Unused Title Sequence

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times listings

Discussing the challenges that the production crew faced moving from black and white to colour broadcasts

Comparison to previous versions of this serial, with on-screen 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

Silent footage from the creation of the original Jon Pertwee title sequence

Trailer for episodes 1 & 2, episode 3, and "Doctor Who Night", first broadcast in November 1999 (presented separately on previous release)

Have you got what it takes to work for U.N.I.T?

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

Trailer for the release of "Nightmare of Eden"

Discussing all episodes

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"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Silent 8mm footage shot in Aldbourne during location filming

Radio Times listings

A look back at the life and work of Barry Letts

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

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Daemons"

A look at the restoration technology used for this story

Trailer for the release of the "The Key to Time" DVD boxset

Cast and crew discuss the making of "The Time Warrior"

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

Discussing all episodes

Doctor Who Annual 1974

CGI story introduction

Terrance Dicks Anecdote

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times billings for this serial

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

Trailers and continuity announcements from the original broadcast

Cast and crew discuss the making of "Robot", and Tom Baker's introduction as Doctor

Promotional paperwork about Season 18 (file not actually included on the disc)

First broadcast on 23 May 1974

Discussing all episodes

Continuity announcements for "Robot"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times billings for this serial

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

How Tom Baker's title sequence was created

Audio description of "Death in Heaven"

Doctor Who Extra - Death in Heaven