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

Trailer for the release of "Vengeance on Varos: Special Edition". The title used in the trailer is "Vengeance on Varos".

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times material for "Planet of the Giants", 14 pages

Design drawings for "Planet of the Giants", 3 pages

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

BBC Enterprises Doctor Who sales promotion brochure, 16 pages

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

The Dr Who Annual 1966, 79 pages

Season 2 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 41 pages

Season 2 programme-as-broadcast information, 68 pages

Photos from the production of "Planet of the Giants", set to background music and sound effects

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

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

How the reconstruction was created.

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

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

Verity Lambert discusses her time as producer on Doctor Who; recorded for "The Story of Doctor Who", in 2003 (Part Two)

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, William Russell

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

Trailers from the original 1964 broadcast

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

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

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

The Dalek Secret Audiovisual Document, Sid's Date, and the pan lid spaceship; these were seperate items on the previous release (some were also Easter Eggs).

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

Future Visions - an interview with set designer, Spencer Chapman

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

Discussing episode 1, "World's End"

Discussing episode 2, "The Daleks"

Discussing episode 3, "Day of Reckoning"

Discussing episode 4, "The End of Tomorrow"

Discussing episode 5, "The Waking Ally"

Discussing episode 6, "Flashpoint"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Photos from the production of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth", set to background music and sound effects. The title used for the previous release was "The Dalek Invasion of Earth …

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

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

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

Replacement computer-generated images for original effects shots.

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

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

Trailer for the release of "Attack of the Cybermen"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Mounting the Rescue - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Rescue"

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, Maureen O'Brien

Radio Times material for "The Rescue", 6 pages

Raymond Cusick's design drawings for "The Rescue", 11 pages

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Rescue" episodes one and two, 4 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Rescue", 2 pages

Archive of "The Rescue" production documentation, 211 pages

Draft script for "Doctor Who and Tanni" Episode 1, 21 pages

Camera script for "The Rescue" Episode 1, 52 pages

Camera script for "The Rescue" Episode 2, 56 pages

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

Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 2" blu-ray boxset

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

A Roman banquet is held in the studio

Trailer for the release of "Attack of the Cybermen"

A dedication to Verity Lambert, "For Verity Lambert The Original Doctor Who Girl 1935-2007", is shown after the credits for "Girls! Girls! Girls! The 1960s"

A dedication to Dennis Spooner, "For Dennis", is shown after the credits for "Dennis Spooner - Wanna Write A Television Series?"

Dennis Spooner: Wanna Write A Television Series? - cast and crew discuss the work of Dennis Spooner

Discussing episode 1, "The Slave Traders"

Discussing episode 2, "All Roads Lead to Rome"

Discussing episode 3, "Conspiracy"

Discussing episode 4, "Inferno"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

A look back at the female companions of the 1960s

What has "The Romans" ever done for us? - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Romans"

Roma Parva - Christopher Barry demonstrates the use of a model studio to plan camera positions for recording

Radio Times material for "The Romans", 8 pages

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Romans" episodes one to four, 8 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 1, 52 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 2, 55 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 3, 64 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 4, 61 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Romans", 2 pages

Design drawing for "The Romans", 1 page

Archive of "The Romans" production documentation, 294 pages

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

For episode 6

The Lair of the Zarbi Supremo read by William Russell (taken from the Doctor Who Annual 1966)

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Web Planet"

Doctor Who Annual 1965

A message from the Doctor on how to read the PDFs (presented in text format)

Discussing episode 6, "The Centre"

Discussing episode 1, "The Web Planet"

Discussing episode 2, "The Zarbi"

Discussing episode 3, "Escape to Danger"

Discussing episode 4, "Crater of Needles"

Discussing episode 5, "Invasion"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Viewable from the DVD menu (14 in total)

Tales of Isop - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Web Planet"

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Web Planet" episodes one, three, four, five, and six, 5 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 1, 34 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 2, 33 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 3, 28 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 4, 29 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 5, 26 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 6, 27 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Web Planet", 5 pages

Archive of "The Web Planet" production documentation, 378 pages

Radio Times material for "The Web Planet", 12 pages

Photos from the production of "The Web Planet", set to background music and sound effects

Production slate used for "The Web Planet" Episode 1

Trailer for the release of the "The Space Museum / The Chase" boxset, which includes "The Space Museum" and "The Chase"; unofficially titled "The First Doctor Boxset".

Descriptive subtitles for reconstructed episodes 2 and 4 of "The Crusade"

Discussing original episode 3, "The Wheel of Fortune"

Discussing original episode 1, "The Lion"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Explanatory soundtrack for episodes 2 and 4

Who was David Whitaker? with Toby Hadoke

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Crusade" episodes one to four, 6 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 1, 44 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 2, 41 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 3, 42 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 4, 45 pages

Archive of "The Crusade" production documentation, 7 pages

Radio Times material for "The Crusade", 10 pages

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

Test card and production slate for "The Crusade" Episode 3 - "The Wheel of Fortune" (this was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Links for episode 3, "The Wheel of Fortune", presented by Sylvester McCoy for the "The Hartnell Years" VHS release in 1991

Collection of John Cura's telesnap images for "The Crusade" Episode 2 - "The Knight of Jaffa"

Collection of John Cura's telesnap images for "The Crusade" Episode 4 - "The Warlords"

Telesnap reconstruction of "The Crusade" Episode 2 (with optional descriptive narration). This was presented as audio only on the previous release.

Original version of "The Crusade" Episode 1

Carole Ann Ford, Jacqueline Hill, Adrienne Hill, Michael Craze, recorded 6 April 1985

Telesnap reconstruction of "The Crusade" Episode 4 (with optional descriptive narration). This was presented as audio only on the previous release.

Original version of "The Crusade" Episode 3

Introduction to episode 1, "The Lion", and episode 2, "The Knight of Jaffa", and an epilogue to episode 3, "The Wheel of Fortune", by William Russell, in character, as Ian …

Ida Barr takes a humorous look at how actors were allowed time off in classic Doctor Who

Brief introduction to "The Space Museum" Episode 1

Doctor Who and The Collectors, Part 1: The 1960s - a look at Doctor Who merchandise that was released in the 1960s

Trailer for the release of the the "Myths and Legends" boxset, which includes "The Time Monster", "Underworld", and "The Horns of Nimon"

Robert Shearman provides a critical defence of this serial

Discussing episode 1, "The Space Museum", episode 3, "The Search", and episode 4, "The Final Phase"

Discussing episode 2, "Dimensions of Time"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Jessica Carney talks about her grandfather, William Hartnell

Radio Times material for "The Space Museum", 10 pages

Archive of "The Space Museum" production documentation, 30 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 1, 37 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 2, 32 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 3, 37 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 4, 35 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 1, 44 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 2, 43 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 3, 51 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 4, 43 pages

Photos from the production of "The Space Museum", set to background music and sound effects

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

Trailer for the release of the the "Myths and Legends" boxset, which includes "The Time Monster", "Underworld", and "The Horns of Nimon"

Trailer for the release of "The Time Meddler"

Raymond Cusick pays a visit to the Doctor Who studios in Cardiff, in February 2008

A look at Dalek merchandising

What is the Daleks appeal?

Discussing episodes 1, "The Executioners", 5, "The Death of Doctor Who", and 6, "The Planet of Decision"

Discussing episode 2, "The Death of Time"

Discussing episode 3, "Flight Through Eternity"

Discussing episode 4, "Journey Into Terror"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Production information and facts presented via subtitles

Silent 8mm cine film from 1967, documenting Shawcraft Models

Presented with music and sound effects

Last Stop White City - the story of Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright

The Thrill of the Chase with Richard Martin - The director, Richard Martin, looks back at this serial

Maritime experts discuss mysterous ship disappearances

ENTER +++ ENTER +++ ZERO +++ STOP - The crew discuss the Mechonoids (this was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Radio Times material for "The Chase", 11 pages

Design drawings for "The Chase", 6 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 1, 36 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 2, 30 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 3, 31 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 4, 28 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 5, 32 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 6, 28 pages

Studio floor plans for "The Chase", 7 pages

Archive of "The Chase" production documentation, 435 pages

Doctor Who and the Daleks sweet cigarette cards, 125 pages

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

A look at the work of Shawcraft Models in the 1960s

"The Machine That Conquered The World ... based on the hit Broadway musical ... Hello Dalek!" First broadcast on 4 September 1965

Audio description of "The Daleks in Colour"

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

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

All seven original episodes

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

Feature-length colourised version of "The Daleks" with new soundtrack and special effects

A look at the making of "The Daleks in Colour"

Audio description of "The Daleks in Colour"

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

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

All seven original episodes

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

Feature-length colourised version of "The Daleks" with new soundtrack and special effects

A look at the making of "The Daleks in Colour"

Audio description of "The Daleks in Colour"

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

All seven original episodes

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

Feature-length colourised version of "The Daleks" with new soundtrack and special effects

A look at the making of "The Daleks in Colour"

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

Trailer for the release of "Vengeance on Varos: Special Edition". The title used in the trailer is "Vengeance on Varos".

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Radio Times material for "Planet of the Giants", 14 pages

Design drawings for "Planet of the Giants", 3 pages

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

BBC Enterprises Doctor Who sales promotion brochure, 16 pages

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

The Dr Who Annual 1966, 79 pages

Season 2 BBC Enterprises sales sheets, 41 pages

Season 2 programme-as-broadcast information, 68 pages

Photos from the production of "Planet of the Giants", set to background music and sound effects

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

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

How the reconstruction was created.

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

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

Verity Lambert discusses her time as producer on Doctor Who; recorded for "The Story of Doctor Who", in 2003 (Part Two)

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, William Russell

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

Trailers from the original 1964 broadcast

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

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

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

The Dalek Secret Audiovisual Document, Sid's Date, and the pan lid spaceship; these were seperate items on the previous release (some were also Easter Eggs).

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

Future Visions - an interview with set designer, Spencer Chapman

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

Discussing episode 1, "World's End"

Discussing episode 2, "The Daleks"

Discussing episode 3, "Day of Reckoning"

Discussing episode 4, "The End of Tomorrow"

Discussing episode 5, "The Waking Ally"

Discussing episode 6, "Flashpoint"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Photos from the production of "The Dalek Invasion of Earth", set to background music and sound effects. The title used for the previous release was "The Dalek Invasion of Earth …

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

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

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

Replacement computer-generated images for original effects shots.

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

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

Trailer for the release of "Attack of the Cybermen"

Discussing all episodes

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Mounting the Rescue - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Rescue"

Matthew Sweet talks with actor, Maureen O'Brien

Radio Times material for "The Rescue", 6 pages

Raymond Cusick's design drawings for "The Rescue", 11 pages

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Rescue" episodes one and two, 4 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Rescue", 2 pages

Archive of "The Rescue" production documentation, 211 pages

Draft script for "Doctor Who and Tanni" Episode 1, 21 pages

Camera script for "The Rescue" Episode 1, 52 pages

Camera script for "The Rescue" Episode 2, 56 pages

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

Trailer for the release of the "Doctor Who - The Collection: Season 2" blu-ray boxset

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

A Roman banquet is held in the studio

Trailer for the release of "Attack of the Cybermen"

A dedication to Verity Lambert, "For Verity Lambert The Original Doctor Who Girl 1935-2007", is shown after the credits for "Girls! Girls! Girls! The 1960s"

A dedication to Dennis Spooner, "For Dennis", is shown after the credits for "Dennis Spooner - Wanna Write A Television Series?"

Dennis Spooner: Wanna Write A Television Series? - cast and crew discuss the work of Dennis Spooner

Discussing episode 1, "The Slave Traders"

Discussing episode 2, "All Roads Lead to Rome"

Discussing episode 3, "Conspiracy"

Discussing episode 4, "Inferno"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

A look back at the female companions of the 1960s

What has "The Romans" ever done for us? - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Romans"

Roma Parva - Christopher Barry demonstrates the use of a model studio to plan camera positions for recording

Radio Times material for "The Romans", 8 pages

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Romans" episodes one to four, 8 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 1, 52 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 2, 55 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 3, 64 pages

Camera script for "The Romans" Episode 4, 61 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Romans", 2 pages

Design drawing for "The Romans", 1 page

Archive of "The Romans" production documentation, 294 pages

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

For episode 6

The Lair of the Zarbi Supremo read by William Russell (taken from the Doctor Who Annual 1966)

Doctor Who alumni react to classic clips from "The Web Planet"

Doctor Who Annual 1965

A message from the Doctor on how to read the PDFs (presented in text format)

Discussing episode 6, "The Centre"

Discussing episode 1, "The Web Planet"

Discussing episode 2, "The Zarbi"

Discussing episode 3, "Escape to Danger"

Discussing episode 4, "Crater of Needles"

Discussing episode 5, "Invasion"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Viewable from the DVD menu (14 in total)

Tales of Isop - cast and crew discuss the making of "The Web Planet"

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Web Planet" episodes one, three, four, five, and six, 5 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 1, 34 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 2, 33 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 3, 28 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 4, 29 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 5, 26 pages

Camera script for "The Web Planet" Episode 6, 27 pages

Studio floor plan for "The Web Planet", 5 pages

Archive of "The Web Planet" production documentation, 378 pages

Radio Times material for "The Web Planet", 12 pages

Photos from the production of "The Web Planet", set to background music and sound effects

Production slate used for "The Web Planet" Episode 1

Trailer for the release of the "The Space Museum / The Chase" boxset, which includes "The Space Museum" and "The Chase"; unofficially titled "The First Doctor Boxset".

Descriptive subtitles for reconstructed episodes 2 and 4 of "The Crusade"

Discussing original episode 3, "The Wheel of Fortune"

Discussing original episode 1, "The Lion"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Explanatory soundtrack for episodes 2 and 4

Who was David Whitaker? with Toby Hadoke

John Cura Tele-Snaps for "The Crusade" episodes one to four, 6 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 1, 44 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 2, 41 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 3, 42 pages

Camera script for "The Crusade" Episode 4, 45 pages

Archive of "The Crusade" production documentation, 7 pages

Radio Times material for "The Crusade", 10 pages

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

Test card and production slate for "The Crusade" Episode 3 - "The Wheel of Fortune" (this was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Links for episode 3, "The Wheel of Fortune", presented by Sylvester McCoy for the "The Hartnell Years" VHS release in 1991

Collection of John Cura's telesnap images for "The Crusade" Episode 2 - "The Knight of Jaffa"

Collection of John Cura's telesnap images for "The Crusade" Episode 4 - "The Warlords"

Telesnap reconstruction of "The Crusade" Episode 2 (with optional descriptive narration). This was presented as audio only on the previous release.

Original version of "The Crusade" Episode 1

Carole Ann Ford, Jacqueline Hill, Adrienne Hill, Michael Craze, recorded 6 April 1985

Telesnap reconstruction of "The Crusade" Episode 4 (with optional descriptive narration). This was presented as audio only on the previous release.

Original version of "The Crusade" Episode 3

Introduction to episode 1, "The Lion", and episode 2, "The Knight of Jaffa", and an epilogue to episode 3, "The Wheel of Fortune", by William Russell, in character, as Ian …

Ida Barr takes a humorous look at how actors were allowed time off in classic Doctor Who

Brief introduction to "The Space Museum" Episode 1

Doctor Who and The Collectors, Part 1: The 1960s - a look at Doctor Who merchandise that was released in the 1960s

Trailer for the release of the the "Myths and Legends" boxset, which includes "The Time Monster", "Underworld", and "The Horns of Nimon"

Robert Shearman provides a critical defence of this serial

Discussing episode 1, "The Space Museum", episode 3, "The Search", and episode 4, "The Final Phase"

Discussing episode 2, "Dimensions of Time"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Jessica Carney talks about her grandfather, William Hartnell

Radio Times material for "The Space Museum", 10 pages

Archive of "The Space Museum" production documentation, 30 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 1, 37 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 2, 32 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 3, 37 pages

Rehearsal script for "The Space Museum" Episode 4, 35 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 1, 44 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 2, 43 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 3, 51 pages

Camera script for "The Space Museum" Episode 4, 43 pages

Photos from the production of "The Space Museum", set to background music and sound effects

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

Trailer for the release of the the "Myths and Legends" boxset, which includes "The Time Monster", "Underworld", and "The Horns of Nimon"

Trailer for the release of "The Time Meddler"

Raymond Cusick pays a visit to the Doctor Who studios in Cardiff, in February 2008

A look at Dalek merchandising

What is the Daleks appeal?

Discussing episodes 1, "The Executioners", 5, "The Death of Doctor Who", and 6, "The Planet of Decision"

Discussing episode 2, "The Death of Time"

Discussing episode 3, "Flight Through Eternity"

Discussing episode 4, "Journey Into Terror"

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

Production information and facts presented via subtitles

Silent 8mm cine film from 1967, documenting Shawcraft Models

Presented with music and sound effects

Last Stop White City - the story of Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright

The Thrill of the Chase with Richard Martin - The director, Richard Martin, looks back at this serial

Maritime experts discuss mysterous ship disappearances

ENTER +++ ENTER +++ ZERO +++ STOP - The crew discuss the Mechonoids (this was an Easter Egg on the previous release)

Radio Times material for "The Chase", 11 pages

Design drawings for "The Chase", 6 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 1, 36 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 2, 30 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 3, 31 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 4, 28 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 5, 32 pages

Camera script for "The Chase" Episode 6, 28 pages

Studio floor plans for "The Chase", 7 pages

Archive of "The Chase" production documentation, 435 pages

Doctor Who and the Daleks sweet cigarette cards, 125 pages

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

A look at the work of Shawcraft Models in the 1960s

"The Machine That Conquered The World ... based on the hit Broadway musical ... Hello Dalek!" First broadcast on 4 September 1965

Audio description of "The Power of the Doctor"

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

Discussing "The Power of the Doctor"

Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill reflect on their time on the show

Audio description of "The Power of the Doctor"

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

Discussing "The Power of the Doctor"

Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill reflect on their time on the show

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

Audio description of "The Power of the Doctor"

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

Discussing "The Power of the Doctor"

Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill reflect on their time on the show

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

Discussing episode 2, "The Survivors"

Discussing episode 4, "The Ambush"

Discussing episode 7, "The Rescue"

Cast and crew discuss the origins of the Daleks

Production information and story facts presented via subtitles on all episodes

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