Search

Lalla Ward appears on the Ask Aspel children's show

Features Doctor Who toys; first broadcast on 17 December 1979

Lalla Ward appears on the Ask Aspel children's show; first broadcast on 15 July 1980

Lalla Ward and K9; first broadcast on 7 February 1980

With Lalla Ward; first broadcast on 29 December 1979

Tom Baker interviewed on Nationwide

K9 undergoes dog training with Barbara Woodhouse; first broadcast on 31 May 1980

Interview with Lalla Ward; first broadcast on 31 May 1980

Anouncement of Tom Baker's departure

Announcement that Peter Davison will be the next Doctor after Tom Baker's departure

Peter Davison interviewed on Nationwide

Matthew Waterhouse makes an appearance. First broadcast 1 November 1980.

A report on Tom Baker's and Lalla Ward's marriage

Mat Irvine appears on 31 January 1981

Sarah Sutton appears. First broadcast on 31 January 1981.

Peter Davison interviewed on Nationwide

Tom Baker interviewed on Nationwide

Various news items about Tom Baker's departure from the role of the Doctor

Peter Davison interviewed on Pebble Mill at One

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

Jon Pertwee demonstrates his collapsible caravan

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

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

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

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

K-9 appears on the Christmas 1981 edition

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

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

Tom Baker interviewed on location at Wookey Hole, Somerset by Points West (November 1974)

Peter Davison at the 1982 Lord Mayor's Parade. This was an Easter Egg on the previous release.

Peter Davison interviewed on Pebble Mill at One

Bob Langley interviews Peter Davison, first broadcast 26 December 1980

Peter Davison appears on Swap Shop, first broadcast on 9 January 1982

Bob Langley interviews Peter Davison, first broadcast 26 December 1980

Interview with Peter Davison, first broadcast on 16 March 1982

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

A live show announcing the actor who would be replacing Matt Smith as the 12th Doctor; first broadcast by BBC One, on 4 August 2013.

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