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#21
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![]() #20: The Visitation Release date - January 2004 ![]() Back cover info: "England, 1666 — the darkest days of the Great Plague. When the Doctor and his companions step from the TARDIS into a land gripped by fear and mistrust, they soon discover that they are not the only new arrivals. Strange lights have been seen in the sky, the Grim Reaper stalks the local woods, and evidence of advanced technology is all around..." Special features:
Easter Egg: Special Features Menu - Highlight 'Writing A Final Visitation' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for continuity announcements The story was later re-released as a 2-disc Special Edition Release date May 2013 ![]() Back cover info: "It's 1666, and medieval England is in the grip of the Great Plague. But when the Doctor and his companions arrive, they discover an even greater threat: the entire planet is in danger. As the Grim Reaper stalks the countryside, the Doctor uncovers an alien menace intent on wiping out humanity and claiming our planet for themselves. The Terileptils have arrived — and only the Doctor can stop them..." Special features: Disc 1
Disc 2
Easter Egg Disc 1 - Highlight Photo Gallery - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for continuity announcements (dur. 1.28)
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#22
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![]() #21: The Pyramids Of Mars Release date - March 2004 ![]() Back cover info: "When the TARDIS is infiltrated by a mysterious force, the Doctor and Sarah-Jane are drawn off course and arrive in England at the turn of the 20th Century. Dark forces from aeons ago are beginning to stir, and the whole future of life on Earth is at stake. Sutekh, last of the Osirians, is breaking free from his ancient prison, and no power in the universe can stand in his way..." Special features:
Special Features Menu - Highlight 'Oh Mummy!' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for Continuity Announcements
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#23
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![]() #22: The Green Death Release date - May 2004 ![]() Back cover info: "The Doctor and UNIT are called in to investigate a series of mysterious deaths at a disused mine in South Wales, where all the victims were found with their skin glowing green... As the Doctor becomes suspicious of the nearby Global Chemicals factory and its mysterious 'Boss', his assistant, Jo Grant, becomes trapped underground — in an abandoned mine infested with deadly giant maggots!" Special features:
Easter Egg: Main Menu - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for continuity announcements The story was later re-released as a 2-disc Special Edition Release date August 2013 ![]() Back cover info: "When a man is found dead with his skin glowing green in an abandoned mine, it's not long before the Doctor, Jo Grant and UNIT head to Wales to investigate. And while the Doctor becomes suspicious of the nearby Global Chemicals factory and it's mysterious owner, Jo gets trapped underground where she finds old mine tunnels crawling with deadly and sinister giant maggots..." Special features: Disc 1
Disc 2
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#24
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![]() #23: The Leisure Hive Release date - July 2004 ![]() Back cover info: "The Doctor and Romana decide to forego Brighton Beach and take a much-needed holiday on the pleasure planet of Argolis. Ravaged decades ago by an interstellar war between the Argolin and the Foamasi, Argolis now hosts the Leisure Hive — an ideal retreat for tourists from all over the cosmos. But a series of 'accidents' leads the Doctor and Romana to discover that the Hive holds dark secrets..." Special features:
Main Menu - Highlight 'Episode Selection' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for Continuity Announcements
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#25
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![]() #24: Ghost Light Release date - September 2004 ![]() Back cover info: "London, 1983: an old house mysteriously burns to the ground. One hundred years earlier, the Doctor and Ace arrive at a sinister mansion in the rural hamlet of Perivale. Horrors old and new await the Doctor amongst the peculiar residents of Gabriel Chase... but it is Ace who must confront her own worst nightmares when she discovers that her past and the house's future are inextricably linked..." Special features:
Easter Eggs: 1) Main Menu - Highlight 'Episode Selection' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for full version of Gwendolyn's song 2) Special Features Menu - Highlight 'Writer's Question Time' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for continuity announcements
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#26
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![]() #25: Lost In Time *NOTE - After the previous releases, 'Lost In Time' was a bit of a departure. Where the other DVD's had contained a single story, this was the BBC having a 'clear-out'. The three-disc set contained all the 'orphaned episodes' from the William Hartnell and Patrick Troughton years that were available at time of release. The definition of 'orphan episode' is a story where '50% or less of the episodes still existed in the archives' Release date - November 2004 ![]() Back cover info: "A digitally restored collection of rare 1960s Doctor Who episodes, from stories which no longer exist in their entirety. They offer a unique glimpse at classic adventures which are now lost in time..." Disc 1: The Crusade Part 1: The Lion - Episode + Intro The Crusade Part 2: The Knight Of Jaffa - Soundtrack Only The Crusade Part 3: The Wheel Of Fortune - Episode, Intro + Commentary with Julian Glover (King Richard), Moderated by Gary Russell The Crusade Part 4: The Warlords - Soundtrack Only The Daleks' Master Plan Part 2 - Day Of Armageddon + Commentary with Peter Purves (Steven), Kevin Stoney (Mavic Chen), and Raymond Cusick (Designer) The Daleks' Master Plan Part 5: Counter Plot The Daleks' Master Plan Part 10: Escape Switch The Celestial Toymaker Part 4: The Final Test Special features:
The Underwater Menace Part 3 The Moonbase Part 1 - Soundtrack Only The Moonbase Part 2 - Episode The Moonbase Part 3 - Soundtrack Only The Moonbase Part 4 - Episode The Faceless Ones Part 1 - Episode The Faceless Ones Part 3 - Episode The Evil Of The Daleks Part 2 - Episode + Commentary with Deborah Watling (Victoria Waterfield), Moderated by Gary Russell Special features:
The Abominable Snowmen Part 2 - Episode + Commentary with Deborah Watling (Victoria Waterfield), Moderated by Gary Russell The Enemy Of The World Part 3 - Episode The Web Of Fear Part 1 - Episode + Commentary with Deborah Watling (Victoria Waterfield) and Derrick Sherwin (Story Editor), Moderated by Gary Russell The Wheel In Space Part 3 - Episode The Wheel In Space Part 6 - Episode The Space Pirates Part 2 - Episode Special features:
Easter Eggs: 1) Disc 1 - Wait until the rotating circle around William Hartnell's head pauses, and a sound effect is heard - Press 'Up' for logo - Enter for Test Card and Countdown Clock 2) Disc 2 - Wait until the rotating circle around Patrick Troughton's head pauses, and a sound effect os heard - Press 'Up' to highlight logo - Enter for Frazer Hines introduction 3) Disc 3 - Play 'The Wheel In Space' Episode 6 with commentary, and leave it running for audio chatter
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#27
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![]() #26: The Horror Of Fang Rock Release date - January 2005 ![]() Back cover info: "A mysterious light in the sky, an unnatural glow in the ocean and a thick fog bring terror to the lighthouse keepers of Fang Rock. When the Doctor and Leela arrive, the first death has already cast doubt on the safety of the lighthouse. But the Doctor discovers something more terrifying and evil than even he could have imagined" Special features:
Easter Egg: Special Feature Menu - Highlight 'The Antique Doctor Who Show' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for Production Slate
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#28
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![]() #27: The Mind Robber Release date - March 2005 ![]() Back cover info: "Escaping from a volcanic eruption on the planet Dulkis, the Doctor is forced to use the TARDIS' Emergency Unit, which takes the craft out of normal time and space... and out of reality itself! The time-travellers arrive in a mysterious world peopled by fictional characters — Gulliver and Rapunzel, D'Artagnan and Sir Lancelot — but also by creatures from mankind's worst imaginings..." Special features:
Easter Egg: Main Menu - Highlight 'Episode Selection' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for Continuity Announcements
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#29
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![]() #28: The Claws Of Axos Release date - April 2005 ![]() Back cover info: "A mysterious object approaches Earth, alerting the Doctor and UNIT that they face another possible threat from outer space. Are the gold-skinned aliens who claim to bring great gifts to humanity as peaceful and benevolent as they first appear? And why is the Doctor's arch-enemy the Master on board their spaceship...?" Special features:
The story was later re-released as a 2-disc Special Edition Release date October 2012 ![]() Back cover info: "When a damaged spaceship containing beautiful humanoid creatures called Axons lands on Earth, the Doctor, Jo and UNIT are sent to investigate. In return for their help, the Axons offer the gift of Axonite, which would end world famine. It all appears too good to be true — so what secrets are the Axons hiding on board their ship? And why is the Doctor's old enemy the Master involved?" Special features: Disc 1
Disc 2
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#30
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![]() #29: Revelation Of The Daleks Release date - July 2005 ![]() Back cover info: "The Doctor and Peri arrive on the planet Necros, home of Tranquil Repose, a funeral home for the galaxy's elite. But is this the Doctor's own final resting place? And why do the Daleks guard the inner sanctums of the perpetually interred? Perhaps the Great Healer will have the answers..." Special features:
Easter Egg: Main Menu - Highlight 'Episode Selection' - Press 'Left' for logo - Enter for cast re-recording lines * NOTE - This feature was originally entitled 'Necrosphilia', but unsurprisingly BBC Video said 'Nay, nay and thrice nay', leading to the change of title to 'Revelation Exhumed' ** ADDITIONAL NOTE - The back cover of the case makes note of "due to contractual and clearance reasons certain music edits have been made to Part Two". This refers to the broadcast version, which featured The Jimi Hendrix Experience heard in the background, which was re-dubbed with different music for the DVD version
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