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BBC Breakfast Time on location with the cast in 1987

Bonnie Langford appears on Saturday Superstore; first broadcast on 21 February 1987

BBC Six O'Clock News announces the new doctor on 2 March 1987

Pamela Armstrong interviews Sylvester McCoy and John Nathan-Turner; first broadcast 3 March 1987

Sylvester McCoy appears on It's Wicked; first broadcast on 30 May 1987

Open Air featuring Sylvester McCoy, Bonnie Langford, and John Nathan-Turner; first broadcast 29 September 1987

Richard Briers appears, on 17 December1987

Andi Peters on location with the cast and crew

Compilation of interviews and footage shot by the But First This team on 7 July 1987

A feature shown ahead of the 24th anniversary, on 22 November 1987

Sylvester McCoy appears on the programme; first broadcast on 14 November 1987

A news report on the making of this serial

Sophie Aldred meets Keff McCulloch to discuss the music of Doctor Who; first broadcast on 19 February 1988

Sylvester McCoy interview; first broadcast 11 November 1987

Desperate to Act - Sylvester McCoy is interviewed about hs role as the Pied Piper; first broadcast 31 May 1988

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

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

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

The archaeological documentary that inspired "The Daemons"; first broadcast in 1968

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

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

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

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

Preview of "Attack of the Cybermen"; first broadcast 4 January 1985, and an interview with Faith Brown; first broadcast 13 July 1985

Featuring Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Mary Tamm, and Jacqueline Pearce; first broadcast on 5 January 1985

Colin Baker is interviewed by Frank Bough, about his casting as the Doctor

A report on the casting of Colin Baker as the Doctor

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

Features Nabil Shaban; first broadcast on 20 January 1985

A preview of "The Mark of the Rani"; first broadcast 1 February 1985

Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant receive a phone call...originally broadcast in March 1984

From "Jim'll Fix It", first broadcast on 2 March 1985 (with optional audio commentary)

News stories about the "resting" of the series for 18 months, from February 1985

Two items - a preview of "Revelation of the Daleks", from 22 March 1985, and an interview with Eleanor Bron, from 1 May 1985

Feature on the Doctor Who exhibitions, from 5 April 1985

Featuring John Nathan-Turner, from 29 May 1985

The cast present a cheque at the annual appeal that took place on 22 November 1985

Colin Baker appears, on 22 November 1985

Elisabeth Sladen discusses her decision to leave Doctor Who with Nationwide on 13 May 1976

Elisabeth Sladen discusses her decision to leave Doctor Who with Nationwide on 13 May 1976

Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen interview with Noel Edmond on 2 October 1976

Bob Wellings interviews Tom Baker and Louise Jameson, first broadcast 26 October 1976

Louise Jameson chats with Noel Edmonds

Louise Jameson chats with Noel Edmonds

Look East news feature from 14 January 1977, about the location filming for this serial; presented with optional raw film audio soundtrack.

Philip Hinchcliffe interview broadcast on "Pebble Mill at One", on 31 March 1977

Clip featuring Sylvester McCoy

BBC2 schools programme, first broadcast 21 November 1989

Visiting the Radiophonic Workshop; first broadcast on 2 April 1979

Tom Baker makes an appearance from the set of "The Creature from the Pit"