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Extract from the BBC1 programme first broadcast on 5 January 1984

Extract from the BBC1 programme first broadcast on 27 January 1984

Excerpt from BBC1 Breakfast Time, originally broadcast on 19 January 1984

Excerpt from BBC1 Breakfast Time, first broadcast on 26 January 1984

Excerpt from Did You See? featuring Verity Lambert, from an episode first broadcast on 22 January 1984

An episode of The Adventure Game featuring Janet Fielding, which was first broadcast on 1 March 1984

Two excerpts from "Breakfast Time", first broadcast on 15 March 1984 and 20 October 1986

"TV Choice" with clips from "Breakfast Time" that were first broadcast on 8 and 15 February 1984

The BBC Radiophonic Workshop is featured on "Breakfast Time", first broadcast on 15 March 1984

Excerpt from "Did You See?", first broadcast by BBC1 on 12 February 1984

Compilation of clips from "Saturday Superstore", first broadcast between January and February 1984

Excerpt from "Breakfast Time", firdt broadcast on 23 February 1984

Compilation of excerpts from "Saturday Superstore", with an appearance from series producer John Nathan-Turner, first broadcast between February and March 1984

Peter Davison and Colin Baker appear on The Russell Harty Show in March 1984

BBC One O'Clock News (28 July 1983) - announcement of Peter Davison's departure; BBC Nine O'Clock News (28 July 1983) - Kate Adie interview with Peter Davison; South East at …

Excerpt from "Take Two", first broadcast on 27 June 1984

Interview with Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant, first broadcast on 22 March 1984

Excerpt from "Breakfast Time", first broadcast on 23 March 1984

Colin Baker makes an appearance in the excerpt from "Children In Need", first broadcast on 23 November 1984

Jon Pertwee interview on "Pebble Mill at One", first broadcast on 24 October 1984

Excerpt from "Points of View", first broadcast on 2 April 1984

Colin Baker and Nicolas Bryant are interviewed by Mike Reid, and take an unexpected phone call...(a truncated version of this appears on the DVD release of "The Mark of the …

Mat Irvine visits "Saturday Superstore" on the 24 and 31 March 1984

Andrew and Gavin Conrad appear on "Saturday Superstore", first broadcast on 14 April 1984

Excerpt from "Take Two", first broadcast on 23 May 1984

K9 on The Generation Game. First broadcast on 14 October 1978.

News footage of Tom Baker visiting Derry and Belfast, in Ireland

William Hartnell's death is announced, 24 April 1975

Tom Baker presents Disney Time; first broadcast 25 August 1975

Elisabeth Sladen pays a visit to the oil rigs of the North Sea

Tom Baker interviewed while on location filming, for South Today

Educational series from BBC1's "For Schools and Colleges" strand. Dr Where featured in four episodes..."O for Symmetry" from 21 October 1975, "Spot Check" from 13 January 1976, "A Likely Story" …

A cyberman makes an appearance on Bruce Forsyth and the Generation Game, first broadcast on 22 November 1975

Excerpt from episode first broadcast on 21 March 1975

Excerpt from episode first broadcast on 6 February 1976

Tom Baker makes an appearance on the episode first broadcast on 19 June 1976

Excerpt from "Merry Go Round: The Odyssey" first broadcast on 19 September 1977

Interview with Peter Davison on 21 December 1982

An appearance by Peter Davison, on 20 November 1982, and by Bonnie Langford, on 27 November 1982

Peter Davison makes an appearance

Peter Davison and Patrick Troughton appear on 1 March 1983

Interview with Peter Davison on 21 December 1982

BBC News: Longleat Convention, from 3 April 1983

BBC Longleat Featurette

Breakfast Time: Nicola Bryant. First broadcast on 6 July 1983.

BBC News: Davison Departs. First broadcast on 28 July 1983

Newsround. First broadcast on 28 July 1983.

South East at Six: Davison & JNT. First broadcast on 29 July 1983.

Breakfast Time: Peter Davison. First broadcast on 3 August 1983.

BBC News: Sixth Doctor. First broadcast on 19 August 1983.

Breakfast Time: Colin Baker. First broadcast on 22 August 1983.

Nationwide: The Doctors - Verity Lambert, Peter Davison, Jon Pertwee, and Patrick Troughton appear. First broadcast on 18 March 1983

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Mark Strickson appear on Saturday Superstore. First broadcast on 26 March 1983

Nationwide: Radiophonics. First broadcast on 30 March 1983

Peter Davison collects an award at the Swap Shop Star Awards, on 11 April 1983

South East at Six: USA. A look at US conventions. First broadcast on 19 July 1983

Interview with Patrick Troughton and Peter Davison

Interviews with Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, and Verity Lambert

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

Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, and Mark Strickson make an appearance

The Late, Late Breakfast Show, from 19 November 1983

Pebble Mill at One, from 21 November 1983

BBC2 Closedown, from 23 November 1983

Breakfast Time, from 25 November 1983

Children in Need, from 25 November 1983

BBC News, from 28 November 1983

Saturday Superstore - Preview, from 19 November 1983

Saturday Superstore - Radio Times Special, from 17 December 1983

BBC Trails & Continuities

Reporting on a school that won a Dalek in a Radio Times competition

Reporting on a school that won a Dalek in a Radio Times competition

BBC1 South item on "The Sea Devils" from 19 November 2013

The BBCTV Special Effects Exhibition; first broadcast on 7 December 1972

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

Kilroy, featuring Sylvester McCoy and Louise Jameson. First broadcast on 28 October 1987

Daytime Live: Radiophonics. First broadcast on 12 April 1988

Why Don't You? First broadcast on 31 August 1988

Open Air. First broadcast on 17 February 1988

Take Two. First broadcast on 18 May 1988

Breakfast Time, featuring Sylvester McCoy and David Saunders. First broadcast on 5 October 1988

Blue Peter - Ace's 30th birthday message. First broadcast on 17 October 1988

Points of View. First broadcast on 19 October 1988

Daytime Live, featuring Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, and Sophie Aldred. First broadcast on 28 October 1988

Featuring Sylvester McCoy. First broadcast on 5 November 1988

"How Dr Who Took On Mrs Thatcher". First broadcast on 15 February 2010

Featuring John Nathan-Turner. First broadcast on 29 November 1988

Featuring Sophie Aldred, Verity Lambert, Sylvester McCoy, and Jon Pertwee. First broadcast on 23 November 1988.

First broadcast on 7 December 1988