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Starring: Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen Arriving on a desolate and windswept Earth the Doctor starts realigning the transmat refractors while Sarah and Harry go off to explore. Harry slips and falls into a pit and Sarah runs back to the Doctor to get help. The Doctor, however, has been captured by a trio of shipwrecked Galsec space travellers who were lured to Earth by a phoney distress call. Sarah, unable to find the Doctor, makes friends with a fourth space traveller, Roth, who tells her of the alien in the rocks who is experimenting on them. Before long, Sarah and Roth are recaptured by a robot and dragged off to the rocks. Harry finds his own way out of the pit via a series of underground tunnels and emerges close to an outcrop of rock. He watches as Sarah and Roth are presented to the alien who turns out to be a Sontaran. Field-Major Styre is part of the Sontaran G3 Military Assessment Survey, experimenting on the humans to try and determine their resistance to battle as Earth had now taken on a strategic importance in the Sontarans' ongoing war with the Rutans. The Doctor interrupts Styre's experiments and challenges him to unarmed combat. The Sontaran readily agrees but has not realised that Earth's unfamiliar gravity will give the agile Doctor the advantage. While the Doctor is keeping Styre occupied, Harry enters the alien's spacecraft and removes the terrulium diode bypass transformer, so that when Styre, exhausted by the fight, returns to revitalise himself, he is instead destroyed, drained of all his energy. As a final warning to the main Sontaran fleet, the Doctor sends a message to them, telling of their emissary's destruction and warning that without Styre's report they cannot know the strength of human resistance and so had better look elsewhere - brinkmanship at its most effective. The Doctor and his friends use the transmat with the intention of returning to the beacon - they have good news for Vira.

Starring: Gareth Thomas, Sally Knyvette, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating Intergalactic adventure with an interplanetary resistance group battling for survival against a totalitarian super-power. Roaming a universe of boundless space and restrictive discipline, freedom-fighter Blake, with the crew of spaceship Liberator is locked in combat with the all-powerful forces of the Federation. This DVD release features all 13 episodes from the first series of Blake's 7. Episode titles: The Way Back, Space Fall, Cygnus Alpha, Time Squad, The Web, Seek-Locate-Destroy, Mission To Destiny, Duel, Project Avalon, Breakdown, Bounty, Deliverance, Orac. Extras include: 2 out-takes plus missing scene '1 Robot, 2 Flat Feet and a blooper'. Lesley Judd shows us how to make a Liberator teleport bracelet on Blue Peter. Trailer for Series 2. 4 easter eggs. Scene selection. Commentary tracks on 3 episodes: Project Avalon, Space Fall, Seek Locate Destroy (each featuring a mixture of the following people involved in the series: David Maloney, Stephen Greif, Jacquelin Pearce, Sally Knvette, Michael Keating, Brian Croucher, Chris Boucher and Jan Chappell).

In the third century of the second calendar, after the chaos of the intergalactic wars, a powerful dictatorship has risen to dynamic proportions and engulfed most of the populated worlds. Liberty has become a crime punishable by death, and the majority of the population lives in a drug-induced state of docility. This tyrannical authority fulfils George Orwell's prophecy of 1984 to its most terrifying extremes. This government is known as the Federation. Each world has its share of rebels who either turned to crime or the Resistance. This is the story of one such group of rebels, led by a man named Blake. His group is largely composed of escaped convicts, thieves and smugglers, who are thrown together by chance. Episode List: Redemption; Shadow; Weapon; Horizon; Pressure Point; Trial; Killer; Hostage; Countdown; Voice From The Past; Gambit; The Keeper; Star OneSpecial Features include: Commentary Track on 3 episodes, The Making of Part Two, June Hudson's costume collection, Mat models, Character Introductions x 3, Trailer for Series 3, Saturday Superstore, Scene Today, Mulit-coloured swap-shop, 6 easter Eggs, Small World Model Spacecraft.

In the third century of the second calendar, after the chaos of the intergalactic wars, a powerful dictatorship has risen to dynamic proportions and engulfed most of the populated worlds. Liberty has become a crime punishable by death, and the majority of the population lives in a drug-induced state of docility. This tyrannical authority fulfils George Orwell's prophecy of 1984 to its most terrifying extremes. This government is known as the Federation. Each world has its share of rebels who either turned to crime or the Resistance. This is the story of one such group of rebels, led by a man named Blake. His group is largely composed of escaped convicts, thieves and smugglers, who are thrown together by chance. Episode List: Aftermath; Powerplay; Volcano; Dawn of the Gods; Harvest of Kairos; City at the Edge of the World; Children of Auron; Rumours of Death; Sarcophagus; Ultraworld; Moloch; Death-Watch; Terminal DVD Extras: Stuart's Stunts Make-Up artists Character Introductions x 2 Trailer for Series 4 Clean Titles Bloopers Look North - Behind the Scenes 6 Easter Eggs Casting Tarrant (screen tests / test scenes)

Intergalatic adventure with an interplanetary resistance group battling for survival against a totalitarian super-power. Roaming a universe of boundless space and restrictive discipline, freedom-fighter Blake, with the crew of the spaceship Liberator is locked in combat with the all powerful forces of the Federation. Containing all thirteen episodes from the fourth series

The vampire hunters from Sunnydale find themselves in the world of musicals - a very special episode, featuring the hit 'Walk Through The Fire' in which the stars prove their talent for singing and dancing impressively. During a visit to the graveyard, Buffy suddenly feels the urge to sing. A supernatural power plays a trick upon her and her friends, as suddenly they all begin to sing and dance. Soon the whole of Sunnydale is struck by musical fever...Extras Include: 'Buffy Inside the Music' featurette. Dark Angel interview with Jessica Alba. Angel Season 1 overview. Trailers for Buffy The Vampire Slayer Seasons 1-6. Trailers for Angel Seasons 1-3. Trailer for Dark Angel Season 1.

A group of delightful and very human people meet up with some very bizarre and not-so-human beings, who are visitors from a distant galaxy. They have come to Earth on a rescue mission to retrieve a secret which has laid hidden on the ocean floor for thousands of years. They share a more wonderous adventure of love and friendship than they could ever have imagined.

Starring Tom Baker as the Doctor The TARDIS arrives on an apparently deserted and deactivated space station Nerva, otherwise known as the Ark, orbiting Earth in the far future. There the Doctor, Sarah and Harry discover the last survivors of the human race held in suspended animation, Earth having been evacuated thousands of years earlier when solar flares threatened to destroy all life. The station has been visited by Wirrn, an insect life form, which has laid its eggs in the solar stacks and absorbed the mind and body of one of the sleeping humans. The Doctor's reactivation of the station's systems causes the humans to start to revive

The Doctor and Romana visit Paris for a holiday. When the Mona Lisa is stolen, the Doctor comes upon evidence of sinister time experiments being carried out by a wealthy Count, Scarlioni. He soon exposes a plot by Scaroth, the last of the Jagaroth race, to re-write the history of Earth by avoiding the destruction of his space ship - but it was this explosion that led to the formation of life on Earth! DVD Extras: Commentary - with stars Julian Glover, Tom Chadbon and director Michael Hayes 'Paris, W12' - behind the scenes featurette Studio featurette - recently discovered behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the story 'Prehistoric Landscapes' - montage of unused landscape and spacecraft model shots from the story 'Chicken Wrangler' - comedic montage of the trials and tribulations of trying to film the chicken sequence 'Eye on Blatchford' - spoof investigative documentary from the team who bought us 'Oh Mummy'! We enter the life of one of Blatchford's more unusual residents... Sardoth, the second-to-last of the Jagaroth! Photo Gallery - rare and previously unseen photos and production designs 1980 Doctor Who Annual - PDF format version of the complete annual for PC/Mac Production Subtitle Notes Original 'Next Week' caption and continuity voiceover from end of part four 3 Easter Eggs

The TARDIS materialises at a secret naval base off the coast of Northumberland toward the end of the Second World War. Dr Judson, a scientist there, has created the Ultima Machine, an early computer designed to break German codes. The base's Commander Millington plans to let a Russian commando unit led by Captain Sorin steal the Machine's core, which he has booby-trapped with deadly toxin. Judson uses the Machine to translate some ancient runes from the crypt of the nearby St Judes church and this leads to the release of Fenric, an evil entity from the dawn of time whom the Doctor trapped seventeen centuries earlier in a Chinese flask by defeating it at chess. The flask was later stolen and buried at the church by Vikings. The base and church are attacked by Haemovores. These are humans who have been transformed into a hideous vampiric creatures by the Ancient Haemovore - the last survivor of a pollution-ravaged future Earth, who has been brought back in time by Fenric. Fenric takes over Judson's body to challenge the Doctor to a rematch at chess, and Ace unwittingly helps it to win. Fenric, now in Sorin's body, reveals that Ace. Judson, Millington, Sorin and Wainwright, the vicar of St Judes, are all "Wolves of Fenric" - pawns in its battle against the Doctor. It now plans to release the deadly toxin but the Doctor succeeds in turning the Ancient Haemovore against it and its host body is killed by the gas. The baby daughter of a young woman whom Ace helped to escape from the Haemovores is revealed to be her future mother. Disc One: Commentary by Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred and Nicholas Parsons. Music only option. Photo gallery. Nebula 90 footage. Behind the scenes with the children's show 'Take Two'. 'Modelling The Dead' - how to make a Haemovore mask. 'Claws And Effects' - production recce and visual effects tests. Clean title sequences 1987-1989 version. Extras Include: Disc Two: Version of the film with new footage, new CGI effects and remixed soundtrack. 'Shattering The Chains' interview with author Ian Briggs. Costume design. 'Recutting The Runes' behind the scenes of this DVD.

Starring: William Hartnell The TARDIS, with the Doctor, Ian, Susan and Barbara on board, materialises beside the River Thames in the year 2167. The world to which they emerge, however, is eerily silent and signs of decay are rife. They soon discover that the streets are patrolled by zombie-like humans, flying saucer-like craft occupy the skies and that desperate rebels are hiding below ground in the disused Underground system. But worse is still to come! The Daleks, thought destroyed by the Doctor, have invaded and enslaved humanity, having first bombarded it with cosmic storms. Why have the Daleks chosen Earth in particular? What is the significance of the giant mine in Bedfordshire to which they are shipping human slaves? And can the Doctor unite with the small band of resistance fighters to stop the Daleks before their plans wreck havoc with the Earth forever? Extras include: CGI effects (original model effects replaced by CGI versions). Commentary by actors Carole Ann Ford and William Russell, producer Verity Lambert and director Richard Martin. Two trailers. 10 second message from the Daleks on second disc. 'Future Visions' - short feature about work of designer Spencer Chapman. 'Future Memories' - actors reminisce about the story. 'Talking Daleks' - creation of Dalek voices. 'Now And Then' - location feature. 'Script To Screen' - original studio floor plans show how camera moves were blocked out. Valerie Singleton makes Dalek cakes on Blue Peter. 'Whatever Happened to Susan?' - 1993 radio production with Jane Asher as the Doctor's granddaughter. Production notes. Rehearsal footage. Photo gallery.

The Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison) discovers that his attempt to return Tegan (Janet Fielding) to Heathrow Airport has brought the Tardis to a spacecraft that appears abandoned at first, but actually carries a force of frog-like aliens that may challenge the future of humankind on Earth. Also featuring Nyssa (Sarah Sutton) and Adric (Matthew Waterhouse)

The Doctor brings Ace to Gabriel Chase, an old house that she once burnt down in her home town of Perivale. The year is 1883 and the house is presided over by Josiah Samuel Smith, who turns out to be the evolved form of an alien brought to Earth in a stone spaceship that is now in the basement. Others present include the explorer Redvers Fenn-Cooper, who has been driven mad by what he has seen there, and Nimrod, Smith's Neanderthal manservant. Smith intends to use Fenn-Cooper's unwitting help in a plot to kill Queen Victoria and restore the British Empire to its former glory. His Plans are hampered by Control, a female alien whose life-cycle is in balance with his own. Ace inadvertently causes the release of the Spaceship's true owner - a powerful alien being known as Light. Light originally came to Earth to compile a catalogue of its species but, on discovering that his catalogue has now been made obsolete by evolution, he decides to destroy all life on the planet. He disintegrates when the Doctor convinces him that evolution is irresistable and that he himself is constantly changing. Control has meanwhile evolved into a lady and Smith has reverted to an earlier, primitive form. They leave in the spaceship, along with Nimrod and Fenn-Cooper, heading for new adventures. Extras include: Dolby Digital 5.1 surround mix Isolated Music Commentary - With actress Sophie Aldred, writer Marc Platt, script editor Andrew Cartmel and composer Mark Ayres. Light in Dark Places (dur. 38' 49" ) - cast and crew talk about working on the story. Deleted & Extended Scenes (dur. 18' 01" ) - unused scenes package Shooting Ghosts (dur. 19' 17" ) - a unique look at the story during the studio sessions, taken from a VHS recording made during the last studio block. Writer's Question Time (dur 12' 40" ) - writer Marc Platt answers question from the audience at the PanoptiCon Doctor Who convention in 1990. Photo Gallery (dur. 5' 24") 2 Easter Eggs Production Notes.

When the TARDIS lands in on Earth in a quarry, the Doctor and Sarah are caught in a mining explosion. She is found clutching what appears to be a fossilised hand, buried in 150 million-year-old strata. Analysis shows the hand to be silicon-based and inert, but when Sarah begins to act as if possessed, the Doctor suspects that it may still be alive...

Starring: Tom Baker Directed by: Paddy Russell The future of the cosmos is at stake when the Doctor faces his most fearsome adversary in this four part adventure. Returning to UNIT HQ on Earth, the TARDIS is thrown violently about by a mysterious force and Sarah and the Doctor arrive instead at an old priory in the year 1911. The owner, Marcus Scarman, has been excavating ancient tombs and is possessed by the spirit of Sutekh, bringer of "the gift of death to all mankind". Sutekh has lain for thousands of years in his pyramid prison and Scarman and his robot mummies plan to release this ancient and evil power. Will Sutekh the all-powerful be freed from his bonds and destroy the world, or will the Doctor manage to bring about his destruction? Originally transmitted 25/10/75 - 15/11/75 Extras include: Commentary by Elisabeth Sladen, Michael Sheard and producer Philip Hinchcliffe. 'Osirian Gothic' - interviews with director Paddy Russell, Elisabeth Sladen, Michael Sheard, Philip Hinchcliffe, Bernard Archard, Peter Copley, Gabriel Woolf and designer Christine Ruscoe. 'Serial Thrillers' - documentary about Philip Hinchcliffe's tenure as producer. Now and Then: The Locations of Pyramids of Mars. Deleted scenes. 'Oh, Mummy' comedy sketch. Photo gallery. Production notes. Easter egg.

"Doctor, my men have just put three highly explosive grenades into a confined area. Nothing remotely human could have survived that." But as the Doctor informs Group Captain Gilmore, the hostile agressor which has already killed one of his men is not remotely human. For London in 1963 is to be the alloted place and time for a further encounter between the Doctor and his most feared enemy - the Daleks. Accompanied by a streetwise teenager from the 1980's called Ace, the Doctor must prevent the Daleks from capturing the Hand of Omega - the key to control of time. But for this crucial encounter the Daleks pose a doubly sinister threat, for the Hand of Omega is sought by two opposed Dalek factions - the Renegade Daleks and the Imperial Daleks. Why have the Daleks splintered into these two factions and what, or who, is controlling them? These are the questions the Doctor must solve if he is to retain control of time itself...

With the newly-regenerated Doctor (Tom Baker) behaving erratically, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and UNIT have to contend with the theft of the plans for the new disintegrator gun by what seems to be a mechanical monster. However, the theft is only the beginning of a plot to hold the world to nuclear ransom.

Starring Tom Baker as the Doctor The TARDIS materialises on board a massive sandminer vehicle combing an alien world for precious minerals. The miner is run by a small human crew with the aid of numerous robots split into three classes: Dums, Vocs and a single controlling Super Voc. The crew are currently being picked off one by one by an unseen killer. The Doctor and Leela immediately come under suspicion but are able to convince the undercover government agents - Poul and his robot associate D84, a Super Voc posing as a Dum - that they are innocent. They then assist Poul in discovering who the real culprit is .... DVD added value features include: Commentary by Chris Boucher (Writer) and Philip Hinchcliffe (Producer), interview, deleted scenes and photo gallery.

Hot on the heels of the acclaimed third series, Doctor Who returns for a fourth instalment with a familiar face alongside the Doctor. Award-winning comedienne Catherine Tate returns as the Doctor's new companion, revisiting her role as Donna Noble who featured in the 2006 Christmas special The Runaway Bride. Martha Jones - who left the Doctor at the end of Series Three to break the unrequited circle of love she felt for him - also returns. Episode comprises: The Sontaran Stratagem: Martha Jones summons the Doctor back to modern-day Earth, but an old enemy lies in wait. The Poison Sky: As the Sontarans choke the Earth, the Doctor battles to keep both Martha and Donna alive. The Doctor's Daughter: On the planet Messaline, in the middle of an endless war, the Doctor meets the most important woman of his life. The Unicorn And The Wasp: In 1926, Agatha Christie disappeared for 10 days. Was it amnesia? A nervous breakdown? Or a Giant Alien Wasp..?

Something savage is stalking the streets of London, and humans are its prey. People are vanishing. But only young, healthy people. When the Doctor takes Ace on a sentimental journey to her old neighbourhood, they discover all her friends are missing. The Doctor and Ace are drawn into investigating, and become prey themselves.Starring Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred.

The TARDIS takes the Doctor and his companions back in time to fifteenth century Mexico, the centre of the Aztec civilisation. But when Barbara is mistaken for the reincarnation of the High Priest Yetaxa, the time travellers find themselves caught up in a vicious political power struggle which could cost them their lives... The Aztecs was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 23rd May - 13th June 1964. DVD Extras: Commentary by Verity Lambert OBE, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford. 'Remembering The Aztecs' - documentary featuring John Ringham, Walter Randall and Ian Cullen. 'Designing The Aztecs' - interview with set designer Barry Newbery. 'The Story of Cortez and Montezuma' originally transmitted on Blue Peter on 21/09/70. 'Restoring The Aztecs' - a look at the digital remastering process for this DVD. Making Cocoa - animated guide to making cocoa the Aztec way. Photo gallery. TARDIS-Cam No. 3. Regions 2/4.

The very first 3 Doctor Who stories ever transmitted in a 3-Disc set. Includes An Unearthly Child, The Daleks & The Edge of Destruction. Includes the previously unreleased pilot episode and the very first episode from the long-running sci-fi TV series set in London in 1963. In 'An Unearthly Child', teachers Ian and Barbara follow a mysterious pupil, Susan, home one evening and find that she lives in a junkyard. Suddenly her uncle, the Doctor, appears but they suspect Susan is being held in the police box. On entering this box their lives change forever... Also includes 'The Daleks' and the two-part episode of 'The Edge Of Destruction'. DVD Extras: Disc 1 - An Unearthly Child Pilot Episode - 25 mins Episode 1: Commentary with Verity Lambert, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, Gary Russell Episode 4: Commentary with Waris Hussein, Ann Ford, William Russell, Gary Russell. Pilot Episode Studio Recording (dur. 40') - unedited recording of the entire studio session for the Pilot Episode, including retakes. Commentary with Verity Lambert, Waris Hussein and Gary Russell. Theme Music Video (dur. 2' 30") - allows the viewer to hear the original full-length theme music with original 1963 title sequences elements in three different versions. Picture Gallery Programme Subtitles Subtitle Production Notes Disc 2 - The Daleks Episode 2: Commentary with Christopher Barry, Verity Lambert, Gary Russell Episode 4: Commentary with Christopher Barry, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Gary Russell Episode 7: Commentary with Richard Martin, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Gary Russell Extras Creation of the Daleks (dur. 18') - new featurette looking at the origins of these icon villains. Picture Gallery Programme Subtitles Subtitle Production Notes Disc 3 - The Edge of Destruction Episodes The Edge of Destruction - 2 x 25 mins. Episode 2 - Arabic Soundtrack Extras Origins (dur. 53') - an in-depth look at the creation of Doctor Who, including rare interviews with the programme's creator, the late Sidney Newman, and new interviews with other members of the cast and production team. Over the Edge (dur. 30') - a new featurette exploring 'The Edge of Destruction', featuring interviews with cast and crew.

The TARDIS arrives on Earth in 1925 where, due to a case of mistaken identity, the Doctor ends up playing in a local cricket match. The travellers then accept an invitation to a masked fancy dress ball, but events take on a more sinister tone as a number of murders are perpetrated at the country home of their host Lord Cranleigh.

The planet Karn is home both to a mystic Sisterhood, whose sacred flame produces an elixir of life, and to Solon, a fanatical scientist who is using the remnants of spaceship crash victims to put together a new body for the still-living brain of the executed Time Lord criminal Morbius. When the Doctor and Sarah arrive on the planet, Solon decides that the Doctor's head is just what he needs to complete his work.

It is the turn of the century, and the TARDIS materialises by a lighthouse on the desolate isle of Fang Rock. When the engineer dies in mysterious circumstances, the remaining crew blame the mythical Beast of Fang Rock - until the Doctor and Leela turn up... When a small clippper runs aground on the crags of Fang Rock the lighthouse offers shelter to its desperate passengers. But the Doctor soon discovers clues that suggest that no one is safe on the tiny island. Whilst a private drama unfolds between the survivors of the wrecked clipper, another death occurs. The Doctor suspects a ruthless alien lurks in the thick unnatural fog around the island and secures the lighthouse. But has he really locked the horror out, or is it somewhere inside with them...? Originally transmitted 3rd-24th September 1977, this gripping story kicked off Tom Baker's fourth season as the Doctor. Produced by Graham Williams, Directed by Paddy Russell. DVD Extras: Commentary with Louise Jameson and John Abbot, and Terrance Dicks. Terrance Dicks: Fact & Fiction (dur. 36' 04" ) - an overview of Terrance Dicks' career as writer, script editor and novelist. Featuring contributions from Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, Christopher Barry, Louis Marks, Eric Saward, Paul Cornell, Peter Darvill-Evans and Brenda Gardner. Paddy Russell - A Life in Television (dur. 14 mins approx) - An interview with director Paddy Russell, looking back over her four Doctor Who stories. The Antique Doctor Who Show (dur. 4' 47" ) - a short 'Antiques Roadshow' style feature. Originally broadcast as part of the programme's thirtieth anniversary celebrations in 1993. Easter Egg Photo Gallery Production Notes

The Doctor and Romana visit the Leisure Hive on the planet Argolis, the surface of which is uninhabitable following a twenty minute nuclear war between the Argolins and their enemies, the Foamsi. The Argolins themselves are now sterile. Pangol, the youngest, was created by the Tachyon Recreation Generator, a machine that runs games in the Hive. He now secretly plans to use the Generator, modified by an Earth scientist named Hardin, to recreate himself many times over, forming an army of duplicates to destroy the Foamsi. Pangol's mother Mena, the controller of the Hive, is meanwhile coming under pressurefrom a supposedly human finanacier, Brock, to sell it to the Foamasi. Foamasi agents from their planet's government arrive and expose Brock and his assistant Klout as members of a renegade Foamasi group called the West Lodge. The Doctorthen reconfigures the Generator equipment using components from the randomiser device previously linked to the TARDIS's navigation circuits, and Pangol's plan is foiled as he rejuvenates into a babe in arms. Starring Tom Baker as the Doctor. Extras include: Dolby Digital 5.1 surround mix, Isolated Music, Commentary - with actress Lalla Ward, director Lovett Bickford and script editor Christopher H. Bidmead, A New Beginning, From Avalon to Argolis. Leisure Wear, Synthesizing Starfields, Blue Peter, Photo Gallery. Easter Egg, Production Notes.

The inimitable Doctor Who and his assistant Leela are confronted by sinister and seemingly inexplicable occurrences in this gripping thriller set in the shadowy depths of nineteenth century London. With the help of Professor Litefoot, the Doctor investigates the gruesome murder of a cabbie and the mysterious disappearances of young girls. Whilst being chased by giant rats and forced to pit his wits against an evil doll and a merciless illusionist, he comes face to face with his most deadly enemy to date: Magnus Greel - a fifty-first century war criminal posing as Weng Chiang, an ancient Chinese god. Can the Doctor thwart his dastardly plans before Leela becomes his next victim.... This is the first time an unedited version of Dr Who: Talons of Weng Chiang has ever been released. Extras include: Commentary by Louise Jameson, Philip Hinchcliffe, David Maloney, John Bennett and Christopher Benjamin. Whose Doctor Who Blue Peter Theatre Behind the Scenes - 25 minute selection of footage on the recording of this story. Philip Hinchcliffe Interview Trails and Continuity Announcements 1 Easter Egg Photo Gallery Production Subtitles TARDIS - Cam No.6

Starring: William Hartnell. Directed by: Richard Martin. "Somewhere, somehow we are being slowly dragged down..." When the Doctor and his friends stray from their astral plane and the TARDIS materialises in eerie alien surroundings, a mysterious force prevents them from leaving. Is it a natural phenomenon or some malevolent intelligence? Uncanny occurences are followed by encounters with the deadly Zarbi and their unknown leader, to whom the travellers fall prey. With their allies, the Menoptra, the travellers must discover how to immobilise the Zarbi, save the Menoptra from massacre and rid the planet of this powerful and horrifying evil. As a growing web building begins to envelop the planet, imprisoning the travellers in its mesh, the Doctor must consult all of his wisdom to escape its hypnotic power. But what is at the centre of the web and from where does it draw its power? Originally transmitted 13/02/65 - 20/03/65

Starring: Marshall Thompson, Terry Kilburn, Michael Balfour, Gil Winfield. Directed by: Arthur Crabtree, Marshall Thompson. The discovery of a dead body near to a US Air Force base in Canada arouses the suspicions of the already hostile locals. The dead have been relieved of their brain and spinal column, but their killers have vanished... 1950s monster attack movies don't come much better than this paranoia-fuelled treat from veteran horror director Arthur Crabtree (Horrors of the Black Museum, West of Suez).

Starring: Simon Jones, David Dixon, Mark Wing-Davey, Sandra Dickinson, Peter Jones (Voice) Directed by: Alan Bell It is the most remarkable, certainly the most successful, book ever to come out of the great publishing corporations of Ursa Minor. More popular than the Celestial Home Care Omnibus, better selling than Fifty Three Things to Do in Zero Gravity, and more controversial than Oolon Colluphid's trilogy of philosophical blockbusters - Where God Went Wrong, Some More of God's Greatest Mistakes and Who is this God Person Anyway? So that whingeing Earthling Arthur Dent should be very grateful he had a copy! For after Earth is destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass, Arthur Dent is let loose in the furthest recesses of the Galaxy armed only with the aforementioned mysterious but indispensable Guide. Follow Dent's cosmic adventures as he is joined by his pretty weird companions: Zaphod Beeblebrox, Ford Prefect, Trillian-the-Astrophysicist-he-met-at-a-party-in-Islington and Marvin the manically depressed Android. You never know, they may even find the answer to Life, The Universe and Everything! DVD Extras: Documentary - The Making of The Hitch Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy; Documentary - Don't Panic!; Introduction to Episode One by Peter Jones, filmed live at the NFT; Original trailer for Episode One; Deleted scene; Behind the scenes footage; Communicate! - behind the scenes footage of the recording of the radio series; Douglas Adams interview; Tomorrow's World sequence (report on Zaphod Beeblebrox head); BAFTA award for Graphic Design, Pebble Mill at One 09-02-1982 featuring the director, Alan J W Bell; Full version of opening title sequence; Out-takes; Photo Gallery; On Screen Production Subtitles; Choice to watch in either the original mono soundtrack or in a digitally remastered stereo version.

Experience The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy in a more intense and involving way than ever before! There's definitely no need to panic as the full-cast radio dramatisation of the Tertiary Phase arrives in stunning 5.1 surround sound, meaning that these six episodes have never sounded so real. Through the powers of DVD home cinema, you can now experience special effects, music and vocals coming towards you from every corner of the room. There's an additional host of features available exclusively on this DVD, including behind-the-scenes video footage, interviews with the cast and crew, a photo gallery, the original Radio 4 series trailers, the full-length Krikkit Song, and much more. Simon Jones stars with Geoffrey McGivern, Susan Sheridan, Mark Wing-Davey, Stephen Moore, William Franklyn, Douglas Adams, Richard Griffiths, Chris Langham, Joanna Lumley and Leslie Phillips. Also featuring 20 minutes of material not heard on BBC Radio 4. This disc can be played on domestic DVD players.

In this kinetic futuristic thriller from Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise plays John Anderton, the head of Washington's Pre-Crime bureau, an experimental government agency that uses precognitive humans to predict murders. Finding himself accused of a future homicide, Anderton goes on the run and tries to stay one step ahead of his jet pack-assisted colleagues and an ambitious Federal agent (Colin Farr...ell). Adapted from a short story by Philip K. Dick, Minority Report is one of Spielberg's most sheerly entertaining and deliriously imaginative movies.

Contains all six episodes from Series 5 together with a limited edition Corgi Model of the Starbug. 1. Holoship - Rimmer is transmitted from Red Dwarf to the advanced Holoship Enlightenment which contains the cream of the Space Corps. Everything he has dreamed of exists on this ship. Can he earn a commission to join this fantastic vessel? 2. The Inquisitor - The Inquisitor roams through Time weeding out life's wastrels and deleting the worthless - the Red Dwarf crew are in big, big trouble. 3. Terrorform - Rimmer is taken prisoner inside his own mind and ends up being stripped, oiled, manacled, licked, chained, taunted, humiliated and nearly has a knobbly thing the size of a Mexican agarve cactus jammed up where only customs men dare to probe. 4. Quarantine - After an encounter at a viral research centre, Rimmer forces the crew to spend twelve weeks in quarantine. But who's watching the watcher? 5. Demons & Angels- Who knows what evil lurks within the hearts of men? The boys from the Dwarf find out when they encounter their dark sides - four evil "doppelgangers" hell bent on their destruction. 6. Back to Reality - The crew of Red Dwarf discover an abandoned space ship on an ocean bed but suddenly the salvage operation doesn't sound quite so sexy when they realise all of the occupants of the vessel committed suicide. Attack by a gigantic sea monster makes escape the favourite option. Extras include: Cast Commentary, Fan Commentary - Back To Reality, Fan Profiles, "Heavy Science" Series V Doco, Weblink, "Dwarfing USA" featurette, The SFX of Red Dwarf, Deleted Scenes, Smeg Ups, TrailersBBC2/Skutter Channel idents, Lister Intro To "Best Episode Ever", "Bad Guys" Music Featurette, Photo Gallery, Raw Effects Footage, Isolated Music Cues, Dave Hollins Radio Sketch and 3 Easter Eggs Including Animated Back To Reality

Based on the novels by John Christopher, The Tripods was one of the most expensive productions ever undertaken by the BBC, using a huge cast and many new special effects. Originally broadcast in 1984, occupying the Saturday afternoon 'Doctor Who' slot, The Tripods is another classic sci-fi serial from the BBC.

Separate from the government, outside the police, beyond the United Nations: Torchwood sets its own rules. Led by the enigmatic Captain Jack Harkness, the Torchwood team use scavenged alien technology in a very real world to solve crime; both alien and human. Bigger and bolder than before, Russell T Davies' hit BBC drama series returns for thirteen new adventures. With fearsome new aliens, compelling new storylines, and amazing guest stars the second series takes the close-knit Torchwood team through dare-devil action, temptation, heartache... and a life changing event for one of the team.

To view the trailer for Torchwood click here Set in modern-day Cardiff, Torchwood stars John Barrowman as Captain Jack from Doctor Who. Captain Jack and a bunch of renegade criminal investigators are charged by the British government to find alien technology that has fallen to earth without the knowledge of the United Nations...

Torchwood follows the adventures of a team of investigators, led by the enigmatic Captain Jack. Set in the UK in the present day, the team use scavenged alien technology in a very real world to solve crime; both alien and human. Separate from the government. Outside the police. Beyond the United Nations. Everyone who works for Torchwood is young, under 35. Some say that's because it's a new science. Others say it's because they die young...Episodes:1.6 Countrycide 1.7 Greeks Bearing Gifts 1.8 They Keep Killing Susie 1.9 Invisible Eugene Special Features:Making Of Featurette For Each EpisodeDeleted ScenesOuttakes

Torchwood follows the adventures of a team of investigators, led by the enigmatic Captain Jack. Set in the UK in the present day, the team use scavenged alien technology in a very real world to solve crime; both alien and human. Separate from the government. Outside the police. Beyond the United Nations. Everyone who works for Torchwood is young, under 35. Some say that's because it's a new science. Others say it's because they die young...