$ X-NEWS: spcvxb rec.arts.drwho: 18798P Relay-Version: VMS News - V6.1B4+SPC1 6/9/92 VAX/VMS V5.5-2; site spcvxb.spc.edu6 Path: spcvxb!rutgers!uwvax!zazen!uwrf.edu!ph9991_manfr Newsgroups: rec.arts.drwho Subject: Ultimate Episode Guide ) Message-ID: <1992Dec30.105655.551@rivers> & From: ph9991_manfr@rivers.acc.uwrf.edu Date: 30 Dec 92 16:56:55 GMT3 Organization: University of Wisconsin - River Falls  Lines: 1663     G The following is an episode and story guide to the British Broadcasting 3 Corporation science-fiction series, "Doctor Who."      Definitions and Explanations: > 	"Regular Cast" members are the Doctors and their companions, ? 	and anyone else who appears in nearly every story in a season. C 	"Guest Stars" are any human/humanoid characters who appear in more A 	than one story for a return appearance, or anyone playing either A 	the voice or body of one of the "top five" monsters, those being > 	the Daleks, the Cybermen, the Yeti, the Ice Warriors, and the 	Sontarans. A 	Dates given alongside the seasonal division declarations are the A 	dates of the original transmissions of the season on BBC1 in the  	United Kingdom.  C 	Story codes, the letters accompanying each story, when placed into E 	alphabetical order, give the order in which the stories were filmed. F 	The order appearing here is the chronological sequence of the series.B 	Stories which were written under pseudonyms have those pseudonymsI 	defined beneath the descriptive text.  Any writer who made contributions F 	to a script other than the original writer or the Script/Story Editor! 	is credited in the same place.   H 	Missing episodes are pointed out after the descriptive text of stories.E 	The BBC hold prints of every Third Doctor story, but do not consider C 	some of those prints to be of UK broadcastable quality.  These are D 	not pointed out as standards of what is and isn't broadcastable canB 	change, and also, nearly all of those prints have been screene inB 	the United States.  Episodes which are not held in their originalD 	colour format are pointed out, as well as ones recently restored to 	colour or recently found.      1 Series Created by Sydney Newman and Donald Wilson     4 SEASON ONE (23rd November 1963 to 12 September 1964)   Producer: Verity Lambert# Associate Producer: Mervyn Pinfield  Story Editor: David Whitaker  + Regular Cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who) " 		William Russell (Ian Chesterton)" 		Jacqueline Hill (Barbara Wright)! 		Carole Ann Ford (Susan Foreman)   ; story A "An Unearthly Child" by Anthony Coburn (4 episodes) = 	episode titles: 1:An Unearthly Child    2:The Cave of Skulls * 			3:The Forest of Fear    4:The Firemaker? 	-Two schoolteachers discover their pupil and her grandfather,  > 	the Doctor, to be wanderers in space and time, and the Doctor> 	uses his time machine, the TARDIS, to plunge them all back to> 	a prehistoric age where cavemen have lost the secret of fire. 	Directed by Waris Hussein  : Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and David Graham (Dalek Voices)@ 		Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser, Michael Summerton, Gerald Taylor, 		Peter Murphy (Daleks) 1 story B "The Daleks" by Terry Nation (7 episodes) 2 	episode titles: 1:The Dead Planet	2:The Survivors 			3:The Escape		4:The Ambush   			5:The Expedition	6:The Ordeal 			7:The Rescue = 	-The TARDIS arrives in a petrified jungle near a metal city. ? 	The city is populated by mutated creatures that live in mobile D 	machines, called Daleks, who wish to renew a nuclear war with their 	old race enemies, the Thals. C 	Directed by Christopher Barry (1,2,4,5) and Richard Martin (3,6,7)   @ story C "The Edge of Destruction" by David Whitaker (2 episodes)B 	episode titles: 1:The Edge of Destruction 2:The Brink of DisasterB 	-An explosion halts the TARDIS in its tracks and the crew exhibit? 	strange, almost possessed behavior as they attempt to find the  	dangerous faults in the Ship.1 	Directed by Richard Martin (1) and Frank Cox (2)   3 story D "Marco Polo" by John Lucarotti (7 episodes) : 	episode titles: 1:A Journey to Cathay	2:The Singing Sands) 			3:Five Hundred Eyes	4:The Wall of Lies - 			5:Rider From Shang-Tu	6:Mighty Kublai Khan  			7:Assassin at Peking ? 	-The TARDIS crew meet Marco Polo whilst on a journey to China, = 	who then takes the TARDIS from them as a gift to the Emperor - 	Kublai Khan so that he may return to Venice. : 	Directed by Waris Hussein (1-3,5-7) and John Crockett (4) 	All seven episodes missing.  : story E "The Keys of Marinus" by Terry Nation (6 episodes)5 	episode titles: 1:The Sea of Death 	2:The Velvet Web / 			3:The Screaming Jungle	4:The Snows of Terror , 			5:Sentence of Death	6:The Keys of Marinus> 	-The TARDIS puts down on an island surrounded by an acid sea.A 	The only structure houses a solitary guardian and a machine that = 	can irradiate a benevolent influence over the entire planet. = 	Five keys are needed for its operation, however, and the man > 	forces the Doctor and the others to search the planet for the 	missing four... 	Directed by John Gorrie  3 story F "The Aztecs" by John Lucarotti (4 episodes) = 	episode titles: 1:The Temple of Evil	2:The Warriors of Death 1 			3:The Bride of Sacrifice 4:The Day of Darkness @ 	-Barbara attempts to change history by making the Aztecs changeB 	their sacrificial ways before the Spanish land, whilst the DoctorD 	and Ian must work out a way to regain access to an entombed TARDIS. 	Directed by John Crockett  8 story G "The Sensorites" by Peter R. Newman (6 episodes)> 	episode titles:	1:Strangers in Space	2:The Unwilling Warriors) 			3:Hidden Danger		4:A Desperate Venture " 			5:A Race Against Death	6:Kidnap> 	-A crew of three Earth people are held mental prisoners in a D 	spaceship fixed in orbit about the Sense-Sphere, whose inhabitants,? 	the Sensorites, are afraid of exploitation and suspicious of a E 	deadly disease that seems to have been brought by others from Earth. 6 	Directed by Mervyn Pinfield (1-4) and Frank Cox (5,6)  < story H "The Reign of Terror" by Dennis Spooner (6 episodes)? 	episode titles: 1:A Land of Fear	2:Guests of Madame Guillotine 0 			3:A Change of Identity	4:The Tyrant of France7 			5:A Bargain of Necessity 6:Prisoners of Conciergerie H 	-The TARDIS crew are split up during the Terror, the French Revolution,A 	and the Doctor must work to reunite them all back to the TARDIS  + 	whilst negotiating through an English spy.  	Directed by Henric Hirsch 	episodes 5 and 6 missing    	 , SEASON TWO (31 October 1964 to 24 July 1965)  6 story J "Planet of Giants" by Louis Marks (3 episodes)7 	episode titles: 1:Planet of Giants	2:Dangerous Journey  			3:Crisis @ 	-A malfunction causes the TARDIS and its occupants to reduce toD 	the size of an inch, making the ordinary everyday garden it arrivesA 	in a very dangerous place to the miniscule crew, in addition to  @ 	a threat of a murderous businessman making an all-too-effective
 	insecticide. C 	Directed by Mervyn Pinfield (1-3) and Douglas Camfield (also on 3)   : Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and David Graham (Dalek Voices)9 		Robert Jewell, Gerald Taylor, Nick Evans, Kevin Manser,  		Peter Murphy (Daleks) B story K "The Dalek Invasion of Earth" by Terry Nation (6 episodes), 	episode titles: 1:World's End		2:The Daleks+ 			3:Day of Reckoning	4:The End of Tomorrow ! 			5:The Waking Ally	6:Flashpoint B 	-Late 22nd century Earth has been taken over by an invasion force8 	of Daleks who plan to pilot the planet through space... 	Directed by Richard Martin   * Regular Cast:William Hartnell (Doctor Who)" 		William Russell (Ian Chesterton)" 		Jacqueline Hill (Barbara Wright) 		Maureen O'Brien (Vicki)  Story Editor: Dennis Spooner  3 story L "The Rescue" by David Whitaker (2 episodes) : 	episode titles:	1:The Powerful Enemy	2:Desperate Measures= 	-The menacing Koquillion threatens death to two survivors of 2 	a spaceship that crash-landed on the planet Dido. 	Directed by Christopher Barry  3 story M "The Romans" by Dennis Spooner (4 episodes) = 	episode titles: 1:The Slave Traders	2:All Roads Lead to Rome  			3:Conspiracy		4:Inferno? 	-After a month's vacation, the Doctor and Vicki make their way ? 	to the court of Nero in ancient Rome while Barbara and Ian are1 	captured and sold as slaves.  	Directed by Christopher Barry   no Associate Producer   6 story N "The Web Planet" by Bill Strutton (6 episodes)- 	episode titles: 1:The Web Planet	2:The Zarbid) 			3:Escape to Danger	4:Crater of Needles@ 			5:Invasion		6:The Centrer? 	-The TARDIS is dragged down to the dark world of Vortis, wheren@ 	an alien force as taken root and control of the ant-like Zarbi,F 	whilst the exiled Menoptera attempt to regain control of their world. 	Directed by Richard MartinD  4 story P "The Crusade" by David Whitaker (4 episodes)2 	episode titles: 1:The Lion		2:The Knight of Jaffa) 			3:The Wheel of Fortune	4:The War-LordsyA 	-The TARDIS crew are split up between the two sides of Richard'shC 	Crusade against the Saracens, with Barbara and the Princess Joanna,) 	being used as pawns by opposing leaders.o 	Directed by Douglas Camfields 	episodes 1,2,4 missingD  C Guest stars: Peter Hawkins (Dalek Voice) and Murphy Grumbar (Dalek) 5 story Q "The Space Museum" by Glyn Jones (4 episodes)n< 	episode titles: 1:The Space Museum	2:The Dimensions of Time" 			3:The Search		4:The Final PhaseD 	-The TARDIS jumps a time track, allowing the crew to see a possibleE 	future where they have become frozen exhibits in a forgotten museum.  	Directed by Mervyn Pinfield  + Regular cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who)o" 		William Russell (Ian Chesterton)" 		Jacqueline Hill (Barbara Wright) 		Maureen O'Brien (Vicki)x 		Peter Purves (Steven Taylor)  : Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and David Graham (Dalek Voices)? 		Gerald Taylor, Kevin Manser, Robert Jewell, John Scott Martini
 		(Daleks)0 story R "The Chase" by Terry Nation (6 episodes)7 	episode titles: 1:The Executioners	2:The Death of Timen2 			3:Flight Through Eternity 4:Journey Into Terror5 			5:The Death of Doctor Who 6:The Planet of Decisionn? 	-The Daleks build their own time machine and send an executionnB 	squad out to hunt the Doctor and the TARDIS through all eternity. 	Directed by Richard Martini  + Regular cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who)t 		Maureen O'Brien (Vicki)r 		Peter Purves (Steven Taylor) Story Editor: Donald Toshd  $ Guest star: Peter Butterworth (Monk)9 story S "The Time Meddler" by Dennis Spooner (4 episodes)r3 	episode titles: 1:The Watcher		2:The Meddling Monkn! 			3:A Battle of Wits	4:CheckmaterB 	-The Doctor encounters a member of his own race who is attemptingB 	to change the course of history by destroying the Viking invaders/ 	and saving King Harold the trip north in 1066.l 	Directed by Douglas Camfields  0 SEASON THREE (11 September 1965 to 16 July 1966)  2 story T "Galaxy Four" by William Emms (4 episodes)5 	episode titles:	1:Four Hundred Dawns	2:Trap of Steel $ 			3:Airlock		4:The Exploding Planet> 	-The TARDIS lands on a world with only four days left to it, < 	where the crews of two crashed spaceships fight over who is9 	going to get away in time, based on their racial hatred.r 	Directed by Derek Martinust 	All four episodes missing.D  : The Doctor, Vicki, and Steven do not appear in this story.: Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and David Graham (Dalek Voices)? 		Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser, Gerald Taylor, John Scott Martinl
 		(Daleks)> story T/A "Mission to the Unknown" by Terry Nation (1 episode)) 	episode title: 	1:Mission to the Unknowna@ 	-This episode is a preview of story V where the Daleks assemble: 	an intergalactic alliance ready to invade Earth's galaxy. 	Directed by Derek Martinuse	 	Missing.a  * Regular cast:William Hartnell (Doctor Who) 		Maureen O'Brien (Vicki)r 		Peter Purves (Steven Taylor) 		Adrienne Hill (Katarina) Producer: John Wiles  7 story U "The Myth Makers" by Donald Cotton (4 episodes) B 	episode titles: 1:Temple of Secrets	2:Small Prophet, Quick Return* 			3:Death of a Spy	4:Horse of Destruction= 	-The travellers become involved in the Greek and Trojan War,d? 	where Agamemnon forces the Doctor to get the Greeks into Troy. " 	Directed by Michael Leeston-Smith 	All four episodes missing.d  + Regular cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who)T 		Peter Purves (Steven Taylor) 		Adrienne Hill (Katarina) 		Jean Marsh (Sara Kingdom)M  : Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and David Graham (Dalek Voices)? 		Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser, Gerald Taylor, John Scott Martin 
 		(Daleks) 		Peter Butterworth (Monk)P story V "The Daleks' Masterplan" by Terry Nation(1-5,7) & Dennis Spooner(6,8-12) 	(12 episodes); 	episode titles: 1:The Nightmare Begins	2:Day of Armageddone" 			3:Devil's Planet	4:The Traitors& 			5:Counterplot		6:Coronas of the Sun" 			7:The Feast of Steven	8:Volcano# 			9:Golden Death		10:Escape Switcho1 			11:The Abandoned Planet	12:Destruction of Time-= 	-The Doctor attempts to disrupt the Daleks' biggest plan forT< 	invasion ever by stealing the power source to their secret  	weapon, the Time Destructor.  	Directed by Douglas Camfieldt 	Episodes 1-4,6-9,11,12 missing   + Regular cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who)o 		Peter Purves (Steven Taylor) 		Jackie Lane (Dodo Chaplet)  N story W "The Massacre of St. Bartholemew's Eve" by John Lucarotti (4 episodes)/ 	episode titles: 1:War of God		2:The Sea Beggar # 			3:Priest of Death	4:Bell of Doom @ 	-An abbot who looks just like the Doctor complicates the DoctorD 	and Steven's visit to 1572 Paris, just before the St. Bartholemew's6 	Day Massacre of Protestants by the Catholic monarchy. 	Directed by Paddy Russell 	All four episodes missing   Story Editor: Gerry DavisT  @ story X "The Ark" by Paul Erickson and Lesley Scott (4 episodes). 	episode titles: 1:The Steel Sky		2:The Plague 			3:The Return		4:The Bomb A 	-Dodo inadvertently gives the last human survivors of Earth, andtB 	their Monoid servants, her cold, a disease deadly to these people> 	with no resistance to it, and it also has an unforseen effect  	some 700 years in the future... 	Directed by Michael Imisonh   Producer: Innes Lloydu  = story Y "The Celestial Toymaker" by Brian Hayles (4 episodes)d< 	episode titles: 1:The Celestial Toyroom	2:The Hall of Dolls' 			3:The Dancing Floor	4:The Final TestL; 	-The TARDIS is drawn to a fantasy realm where the sinisterI= 	Celestial Toymaker robs the Doctor of tangibility and forcesrG 	all three of the crew to play deadly games against cheating opponents.r 	Directed by Bill Selars 	episodes 1-3 missingr  7 story Z "The Gunfighters" by Donald Cotton (4 episodes)tE 	episode titles: 1:A Holiday for the Doctor 2:Don't Shoot the Pianistn" 			3:Johnny Ringo		4:The OK Corral@ 	-The shootout in Tombstone at the OK Corral is the scene of the> 	TARDIS' next arrival, where Steven is mistaken for a gunman, ? 	Dodo is kidnapped, and the Doctor is deputized by the sheriff.n 	Directed by Rex Tucker   7 story AA "The Savages" by Ian Stuart Black (4 episodes)e( 	henceforth no individual episode titlesA 	-An advanced civilization is found to be stealing its spirit ands? 	vigor from the bodies, minds, and souls of so-called "savages"y# 	who live outside their city walls.m 	Directed by Christopher Barry 	all four episodes missing  + Regular Cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who)a 		Jackie Lane (Dodo Chaplet) 		Anneke Wills (Polly) 		Michael Craze (Ben Jackson)o  O story BB "The War Machines" by Ian Stuart Black from a story idea by Kit Pedlere
 	(4 episodes) = 	-The Doctor and Dodo pay a return visit to modern-day Londono= 	where a new supercomputer threatens world domination throughi% 	hypnosis and tank-like War Machines.t 	Directed by Michael Fergusonr  0 SEASON FOUR (10th September 1966 to 1 July 1967)  + Regular cast: William Hartnell (Doctor Who)t 		Anneke Wills (Polly) 		Michael Craze (Ben Jackson)'  5 story CC "The Smugglers" by Brian Hayles (4 episodes)T@ 	-Cornwall's 17th-century coastline has a problem with smugglersF 	and a missing treasure that the Doctor, Ben, and Polly must sort out. 	Directed by Julia Smith 	all four episodes missing  L Guest stars: Reg Whitehead (Tarn and Jarl), Harry Brooks (Talon and Krang),  		Gregg Palmer (Gern and Shav)1 		Peter Hawkins and Roy Skelton (Cyberman Voices)s1 		Bruce Wells, John Haines, John Knott (Cybermen) K story DD "The Tenth Planet" by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis(3,4) (4 episodes)rE 	-The gravity from the return of Earth's twin planet Mondas threatensv? 	the lives of two astronauts in December of 1986, and the Earth > 	itself is endangered by an energy drain to Mondas, and by the7 	ambitions of the planet's inhabitants: the Cybermen.  n= 	And the strain of events threatens the life of the Doctor...A 	Directed by Derek Martinusa/ 	episode 4 missing, possible recently recoveredk  ) Regular cast: Patrick Troughton (Dr. Who)w 		Anneke Wills (Polly) 		Michael Craze (Ben Jackson)   ) Guest stars: Peter Hawkins (Dalek Voices) ? 		Robert Jewell, Kevin Manser, Gerald Taylor, John Scott Martint
 		(Daleks)A story EE "The Power of the Daleks" by David Whitaker (6 episodes)d@ 	-The Doctor undergoes a complete physical transformation into a> 	younger, more whimsical form.  And in this form, he must stop; 	the stupidity of a group of Earth colonists from awakeningc. 	a crashed spaceship crewed by three Daleks... 	Directed by Christopher Barry& 	Final draft written by Dennis Spooner 	All six episodes missing.  ) Regular cast: Patrick Troughton (Dr. Who)e 		Anneke Wills (Polly) 		Michael Craze (Ben Jackson)e  		Frazer Hines (Jamie McCrimmon)  F story FF "The Highlanders" by Elwyn Jones and Gerry Davis (4 episodes); 	-The aftermath of the Battle of Culloden in Scotland, 1746 > 	seperates the TARDIS crew and threatens to ship Ben off as a 	 	slave...o 	Directed by Hugh DavidC 	All four episodes missing.   > story GG "The Underwater Menace" by Geoffrey Orme (4 episodes)< 	-The Doctor discovers the lost continent of Atlantis, where= 	an evil scientist plots to destroy the world by emptying theS$ 	oceans into the crust of the Earth. 	Directed by Julia Smith 	episodes 1,2,4 missinge  , Guest stars: Peter Hawkins (Cyberman Voices)9 		John Wills, Peter Greene, Reg Whitehead, Keith Goodman,aA 		Sonnie Wills, Ronald Lee, John Clifford, Barry Noble (Cybermen)r2 story HH "The Moonbase" by Kit Pedler (4 episodes)D 	-A weather control station on the moon in 2070 is being infiltrated8 	by the Cybermen in their new plan to destroy the Earth. 	Directed by Morris BarryV 	episodes 1,3 missing(  < story JJ "The Macra Terror" by Ian Stuart Black (4 episodes)? 	-An all-too-happy colony of people are being secretly enslaved(? 	by the crab-like Macra to enable them to survive the depletionn) 	of a gas from their planet's atmosphere.  	Directed by John Davies 	all four episodes missing  ' Producers: Innes Lloyd and Peter Bryant   J story KK "The Faceless Ones" by David Ellis and Malcolm Hulke (6 episodes)> 	-A race of beings who have lost their own identities seek to > 	steal those of young Earth people by luring them onto holiday< 	vacations through a bogus travel agency at Gatwick Airport. 	Directed by Gerry Millh 	episodes 2,4-6 missing   C Producer: Innes Lloyd   Story Editors: Gerry Davis and Peter Bryante) Regular cast: Patrick Troughton (Dr. Who)   		Frazer Hines (Jamie McCrimmon)' 		Deborah Watling (Victoria Waterfield)y  9 Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and Roy Skelton (Dalek Voices) > 		Robert Jewell, Gerald Taylor, Ken Tyllsen, John Scott Martin
 		(Daleks)  		Murphy Grumbar (Emperor Dalek)@ story LL "The Evil of the Daleks" by David Whitaker (7 episodes)A 	-The Daleks use a Victorian era Professor Waterfield to lure thes= 	Doctor and Jamie into a trap to force the Doctor to find thee@ 	"Human Factor," the element of unpredictability that the DaleksH 	have always been defeated by...or is that what we're supposed to think? 	Directed by Derek MartinusW 	episodes 1,3-7 missingh    - SEASON FIVE (2 September 1967 to 1 June 1968)v  5 Producer: Peter Bryant	Story Editor: Victor Pembertonl  4 Guest stars: Michael Kilgariff (Cyberman Controller): 		Hans De Vries, Tony Harwood, John Hogan, Richard Kerley,> 		Ronald Lee, Charles Pemberton, Kenneth Seeger, Reg Whitehead 		(Cybermen)N story MM "The Tomb of the Cybermen" by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis (4 episodes)? 	-The Doctor, Jamie, and Victoria join an archaelogical party'sh@ 	dangerous investigation of the Tombs of the Cybermen within the> 	planet Telos, much of the danger coming from the ambitions of" 	three of the party's own members. 	Directed by Morris Barryw 	Recently recovered   2 Producer: Innes Lloyd   Story Editor: Peter Bryant  - Guest stars: Jack Watling (Professor Travers)u@ 		Reg Whitehead, Tony Harwood, Richard Kerley, John Hogan (Yeti)N story NN "The Abominable Snowmen" by Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln (6 epis)A 	-The Doctor attempts to return a lost holy ghanta to the Det-sen B 	monastery in 1920s Tibet, to find the monastery under attack from> 	the normally shy Yeti, and the High Llama under control of an 	alien intelligence. 	Directed by Gerald Blaket 	episodes 1,3-6 missingk  = Guest stars: Bernard Bresslaw (Varga), Roger Jones (Zondal),  1 		Sonny Caldinez (Turoc), Tony Harwood (Rintan), D 		Michael Attwell (Isbur)t8 story OO "The Ice Warriors" by Brian Hayles (6 episodes)D 	-The Earth is in the grip of a new Ice Age when scientists discoverC 	a frozen alien warrior who, when awoken, will risk all their livesy3 	for the sake of his crew and their return to Mars.o 	Directed by Derek Martinus3 	episodes 2,3 missing   @ story PP "The Enemy of the World" by David Whitaker (6 episodes)H 	-In a near-future Earth, the Doctor is asked to impersonate Salamander,A 	a would-be dictator who looks just like the Doctor, in the hopese 	of undermining his ambitions. 	Directed by Barry Letts 	episodes 1,2,4-6 missing   6 Producer: Peter Bryant  Script Editor: Derrick Sherwin  - Guest stars: Jack Watling (Professor Travers) 0 		Nicholas Courtney (Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart)8 		John Levene, John Lord, Gordon Stothard, Colin Warman,# 		Jeremy King, Roger Jacombs (Yeti)dK story QQ "The Web of Fear" by Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln (6 episodes)fB 	-The Yeti and their controlling Great Intelligence mount a secondA 	attack on Earth, this time through the London Underground, whererG 	all the efforts of the British Army appear to be useless to stop them.H 	Directed by Douglas CamfieldF 	episodes 2-6 missing   > story RR "Fury From the Deep" by Victor Pemberton (6 episodes)C 	-The disappearance of crews from North Sea oil refineries are justeB 	one signal of an infiltrating Weed Creature that eventually could( 	threaten the entire natural gas supply. 	Directed by Hugh Davidh 	all six episodes missingp  ) Regular Cast: Patrick Troughton (Dr. Who)e  		Frazer Hines (Jamie McCrimmon) 		Wendy Padbury (Zoe Herriot)o< Guest stars: Peter Hawkins and Roy Skelton (Cyberman Voices). 		Jeremy Holmes and Gordon Stothard (Cybermen)< 		with Deborah Watling (Victoria Waterfield, episode 1 only)J story SS "The Wheel in Space" by David Whitaker from a story by Kit Pedler
 	(6 episodes)a@ 	-The Cybermen attempt another invasion of Earth by first taking4 	out a preliminary defense station called the Wheel.! 	Directed by Tristan de Vere Coles 	episodes 1,2,4,5 missingl  + SEASON SIX (10 August 1968 to 21 June 1969)l  6 story TT "The Dominators" by Norman Ashby (5 episodes)E 	-The completely pacifistic Dulcians find their beliefs sorely testedDA 	when the cruel Dominators and their robot servant Quarks arrive o9 	planning to turn their world into a nuclear fuel supply.s 	Directed by Morris Barry(@ 	Norman Ashby is a pen name for Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln  N story UU "The Mind Robber" by Peter Ling, episode 1 by Derrick Sherwin (5 eps)B 	-In a desperate evasive maneuver, the Doctor moves the TARDIS out? 	of space and time where it is destroyed and the crew drawn to  1 	a fantasy realm based entirely on Earth fiction.l 	Directed by David Maloney   Script Editor: Terrance Dicks"  = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)n 		John Levene (Corporal Benton)a; 		Peter Halliday (Cyber Director Voice and Cyberman Voices)r; 		Pat Gorman, Ralph Carrigan, Charles Finch, Richard King,  + 		John Spradbury, Peter Thornton (Cybermen) M story VV "The Invasion" by Derrick Sherwin from a story by Kit Pedler (8 eps)n@ 	-The International Electromatic company headed by Tobias VaughnG 	is under investigation by the newly formed United Nations IntelligencerA 	Taskforce due to strange disappearances which herald an invasions 	attempt by the Cybermen.n 	Directed by Douglas Camfields 	episodes 1,4 missingn  4 story WW "The Krotons" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)A 	-Internal power struggles complicate the self-perpetuating slavey@ 	relationship between the primitive Gonds and the survivors of a) 	crashed Kroton spaceship who teach them.i 	Directed by David Maloney  * Guest stars: Alan Bennion (Ice Lord Slaar) 		Graham Leaman (Grand Marshal)(; 		Steve Peters, Sonny Caldinez, Tony Harwood (Ice Warriors)H: story XX "The Seeds of Death" by Brian Hayles (6 episodes)? 	-Future Earth depends on T-Mat completely for travel and cargot? 	transportation, making the system a very juicy target when thes* 	Ice Warriors mount a full scale invasion. 	Directed by Michael Ferguson    Script Editor: Derrick Sherwin  : story YY "The Space Pirates" by Robert Holmes (6 episodes)< 	-The activities of a group of argonite pirates confound the? 	investigations of the Army Space Corps, and their attacks alsoe5 	seperate the Doctor, Jamie, and Zoe from the TARDIS.. 	Directed by Michael Hartl 	episodes 1,3-6 missingJ   Producer: Derrick Sherwini Script Editor: Terrance Dicksi  B Guest stars: with John Levene (Yeti), Tony Harwood (Ice Warrior), / 			Roy Pearce (Cyberman), Robert Jewell (Dalek)sJ story ZZ "The War Games" by Malcolm Hulke and Terrance Dicks (10 episodes)A 	-A World War I battlefield is only one of many Time Zones spreadh@ 	across the surface of an alien planet where cruel aliens force @ 	Earth armies from all of history to kill one another in a grandB 	scheme to form a super-army, aided and abetted by a member of theA 	Doctor's own race, whose own deceptions force the Doctor to call ! 	in the Time Lords themselves....m 	Directed by David Maloney  - SEASON SEVEN (3 January 1970 to 20 June 1970)n$ All episodes now produced in colour.  & Regular Cast: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who) 		Caroline John (Liz Shaw)2 		Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)  > story AAA "Spearhead From Space" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)B 	-The Doctor changes his appearance a second time and is exiled to? 	Earth by the Time Lords, where he lands in England in the 20th-C 	century during a meteor shower which the spearhead for an invasionh; 	of a collective intelligence with an affinity for plastic.o 	Directed by Derek Martinust   Producer: Barry LettsJ  F story BBB "Doctor Who and the Silurians" by Malcolm Hulke (7 episodes)B 	-Researches at an experimental nuclear reactor accidentally awake@ 	a group of intelligent reptiles based in caves nearby, who findD 	their planet being run by ape-descended primitives, and they decide 	they want it back...t 	Directed by Timothy Combe! 	recently restored to full colourG  & Regular Cast: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who) 		Caroline John (Jo Grant)2 		Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart) 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton)	C story CCC "The Ambassadors of Death" by David Whitaker (7 episodes)dB 	-A government conspiracy thwarts the Doctor's and UNIT's attempts= 	to understand what has happened to a mysteriously irradiated	? 	crew of astronauts recently returned from Mars...or have they?  	Directed by Michael Ferguson7= 	colour prints missing for episodes 2-7, black and white heldl  0 story DDD "Inferno" by Don Houghton (7 episodes)A 	-The Inferno is a project designed to tap the molten core of thecC 	Earth, but the drilling threatens to unleash vast unforseen forcesw? 	instead, foreshadowed by a dangerous mutative green slime, ando@ 	actually seen by the Doctor when the inoperative TARDIS console@ 	slips him sideways into a parallel Earth where England is ruled) 	by an oppressive fascist military state.n- 	Directed by Douglas Camfield and Barry Lettso  - SEASON EIGHT (2 January 1971 to 19 June 1971)r 	,& Regular Cast: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who) 		Roger Delgado (The Master)2 		Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart) 		Katy Manning (Jo Grant)d' 		Richard Franklin (Captain Mike Yates)  		John Levene (Sergeant Benton)o  > story EEE "Terror of the Autons" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)B 	-A renegade Time Lord of the Doctor's "acquaintance" known as theA 	Master is assisting the Nestenes in a second invasion attempt bylC 	again using the Autons and a more subtle weapon of his own design.s 	Directed by Barry Letts! 	recently restored to full colourJ  9 story FFF "The Mind of Evil" by Don Houghton (6 episodes) ? 	-The seemingly unlinked events of a World Peace Conference andrC 	a new device that drains the evil from criminal's minds are indeedi@ 	linked by the machinations of the Master and his plans to steal1 	and fire a nerve gas missile from a UNIT convoy.c 	Directed by Timothy CombeD 	all six episodes missing in colour, black and white prints are held  G story GGG "The Claws of Axos" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (4 episodes)DA 	-The Master brings to Earth an organic spaceship/organism calledHB 	Axos that claims friendship but seeks instead to absorb the EarthF 	for nourishment and to plunder the Doctor's knowledge of time travel. 	Directed by Michael Fergusonk  - -Yates and Benton do not appear in this storye9 story HHH "Colony in Space" by Malcolm Hulke (6 episodes)hD  	-The Time Lords send the Doctor and Jo to Uxarius, a planet in theH 	year 2472 disputed over by resident colonists and a mining conglomerate> 	and by the Master who has come to seize control of an ancient  	civilization's Doomsday Weapon. 	Directed by Michael Briant   3 story JJJ "The Daemons" by Guy Leopold (5 episodes)iE 	-The Master uses a black magic cult and the gullibility of the localsA 	villagers to awaken the last of the Daemons, a nearly omnipotento@ 	race that has been helping Earth through human history on theirB 	own terms as a scientific experiment, and what worries the Doctor> 	is the choice between letting the Master inherit the power or( 	letting the Daemon destroy the world... 	Directed by Christopher Barry< 	Guy Leopold is a pen name for Barry Letts and Robert Sloman! 	recently restored to full colourD  , SEASON NINE (1 January 1972 to 24 June 1972)  " Regular cast: Jon Pertwee (Dr Who) 		Katy Manning (Jo Grant)   = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)o' 		Richard Franklin (Captain Mike Yates)e 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton) 3 		Oilver Gilbert and Peter Messaline (Dalek Voices)iB 		John Scott Martin, Murphy Grumbar, Ricky Newby (Dalek Operators)9 story KKK "Day of the Daleks" by Louis Marks (4 episodes) @ 	-Geurillas from a possible future Earth travel back to the 20thB 	century to kill a diplomat under UNIT protection under the beliefC 	that his death will avert their world's being ruled by the Daleks.h 	Directed by Paul Bernarda  * Guest stars: Alan Bennion (Ice Lord Izlyr) 		Sonny Caldinez (Slaar)= story MMM "The Curse of Peladon" by Brian Hayles (4 episodes)fD 	-The Doctor and Jo are sent by the Time Lords to the future and theC 	planet Peladon, a medieval world petitioning for entrance into the9E 	Galactic Federation, but conservative Pels and conspiring Federationp 	Directed by Lennie Maynef  & Guest star: Roger Delgado (The Master)8 story LLL "The Sea Devils" by Malcolm Hulke (6 episodes)F 	-An underwater branch of the Silurian reptiles awakes near the island? 	where the Master is imprisoned, providing him with the perfecta9 	opportunity for both escape and destruction of humanity.g 	Directed by Michael Briantn  A story NNN "The Mutants" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (6 episodes)DC 	-The Time Lords use the Doctor to send a secret package to someoneoF 	on the planet Solos, a world polluted by Earth's Imperial colonialismB 	that now seeks independence, but genetic changes in the populace	C 	and the sadism of the Marshal of Earth's Skybase slow the process.e 	Directed by Christopher Barry  & Guest cast: Roger Delgado (The Master)2 		Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)' 		Richard Franklin (Captain Mike Yates)y 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton) : story OOO "The Time Monster" by Robert Sloman (6 episodes)F 	-the Master is behind the construction of a time transference machineB 	that he intends to use to release a dangerous Chronovore from itsA 	crystalline prison wherein it was sealed by the High Priests of t
 	Atlantis. 	Directed by Paul Bernardu  - SEASON TEN (30 December 1972 to 23 June 1973)W 	h& Guest cast: Patrick Troughton (Dr Who) 	    William Hartnell (Dr Who)2 		Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart) 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton)h 		Stephen Thorne (Omega)G story RRR "The Three Doctors" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (4 episodes)tB 	-A black hole in space threatens the Universe and the Time Lords,A 	and so they unite all three incarnations of the Doctor to combatr 	the intelligence within it... 	Directed by Lennie Mayneu  > story PPP "Carnival of Monsters" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)B 	-His exile recinded, the Doctor takes Jo for a trip in the TARDISA 	and they land inside a MiniScope, an electronic peepshow housing @ 	several dangerous alien species just for the amusement of those+ 	watching, owned by a tatty circus showman.i 	Directed by Barry Letts  ' Guest stars: Roger Delgado (The Master)e 		Michael Wisher (Dalek Voices)c> 		John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Murphy Grumbar (Dalek Operators); story QQQ "Frontier in Space" by Malcolm Hulke (6 episodes)dA 	-The Master's terrorist activities threaten to pit the two greatrA 	Empires of Earth and Draconia at each other's throats unless theaD 	Doctor can persuade the disbelieving governments of the true facts. 	Directed by Paul Bernardc  : Guest stars: Roy Skelton and Michael Wisher (Dalek Voices)> 		John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Murphy Grumbar (Dalek Operators)= story SSS "Planet of the Daleks" by Terry Nation (6 episodes)kB 	-The Doctor follows a Dalek spacecraft to Spiridon, a world whereB 	they seek to learn the secret of invisibility and where they also@ 	are mounting a massive invasion force to attack the galaxy that) 	was to be weakened by the Master's plot.  	Directed by David Maloney" 	colour print of episode 3 missing  = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)L' 		Richard Franklin (Captain Mike Yates)L 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton)S9 story TTT "The Green Death" by Robert Sloman (6 episodes)oA 	-Pollution from Global Chemicals in a coal mine causes mutationsb@ 	in the local insects, growing giant infectious maggots, and the4 	computer in control of the company could care less. 	Directed by Michael Briantl  0 SEASON ELEVEN (15 December 1973 to 8 June 1974)   & Regular cast: Jon Pertwee (Doctor Who)% 		Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith)i= Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)n 		Kevin Lindsay (Linx): story UUU "The Time Warrior" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)E 	-Linx, a Sontaran warrior crash-lands in England of the Middle Ages,e? 	taking control of the local robber baron, but needing advancedC? 	technical help from the future causing him to reach forward totE 	the 20th century to kidnap the help he needs, catching the attentiona< 	of UNIT, a reporter named Sarah Jane Smith, and the Doctor. 	Directed by Alan Bromly  ) Script Editor (Unofficial): Robert Holmes   = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)t' 		Richard Franklin (Captain Mike Yates)r 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton)oC story WWW "Invasion of the Dinosaurs" by Malcolm Hulke (6 episodes)aB 	-Central London is evacuated when dinosaurs appear out of nowhereC 	in the heart of the city, and as the Doctor discovers, this is to n? 	aid a vast plan designed to return the Earth back through timeh 	to a so-called "Golden Age."  	Directed by Paddy Russell@ 	episode 1 was titled simply "Invasion" and is missing in colour  * Guest stars: Michael Wisher (Dalek Voices)> 		John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Murphy Grumbar (Dalek Operators)< story XXX "Death to the Daleks" by Terry Nation (4 episodes)A 	-A vast living city on Exxilon grounds the TARDIS and a militaryG@ 	mission from Earth sent to collect the cure to a great plague, ? 	a plague caused by the Daleks who also arrive to foil any such A 	mission but are then forces into uneasy alliance with the humansr$ 	when their power sources also fail. 	Directed by Michael Briant   , Guest stars: Alan Bennion (Commander Azaxyr) 		Sonny Caldinez (Sskel)? story YYY "The Monster of Peladon" by Brian Hayles (6 episodes)eB 	-The Doctor pays a return visit to Peladon to find the FederationF 	at war and the Pel mining population unhappy about their exploitationA 	by their alien masters, which is helpful to a conspiracy amongstT4 	Federation members in collusion with the war enemy. 	Directed by Lennie Maynef  = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)l 		Richard Franklin (Mike Yates)i 		John Levene (Sergeant Benton)t? story ZZZ "Planet of the Spiders" by Robert Sloman (6 episodes)rC 	-The Doctor must face his own greed and fear when the consequencessD 	of his removal of a blue crystal from Metebelis Three catch up withD 	him in the form of giant, intelligent spiders who seek it for their 	plans of conquest.i 	Directed by Barry Letts  / SEASON TWELVE (28 December 1974 to 10 May 1975)t   Script Editor: Robert Holmes$ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who)% 		Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith)a 		Ian Marter (Harry Sullivan)o= Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)M# 		John Levene (Sergeant/RSM Benton)m/ story 4A "Robot" by Terrance Dicks (4 episodes)eC 	-While the Doctor recovers from his third regeneration, top secret A 	plans for a disintegrator gun are stolen by a fanatical group ofn( 	scientists in control of a giant robot. 	Directed by Christopher Barry   Producer: Philip Hinchcliffe  9 story 4C "The Ark in Space" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)aE 	-A group of survival sleepers in cryogenic suspension are threatenedD> 	by the Wirrn, a giant insect species that seeks to absorb the& 	sleeping humans and their technology. 	Directed by Rodney Bennett,  1 Guest star: Kevin Lindsay (Styre and the Marshal)lL story 4B "The Sontaran Experiment" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (2 episodes)D 	-On the barren fire-purified Earth, a Sontaran Field Major conducts= 	experiments on a group of captured humans to determine their B 	physical limitations to allow the Sontarans to invade the galaxy. 	Directed by Rodney Bennetti  $ Guest stars: Michael Wisher (Davros) 		Roy Skelton (Dalek Voices)9 		John Scott Martin, Max Faulkner, Keith Ashley, Cy Town n 		(Dalek Operators)t= story 4E "Genesis of the Daleks" by Terry Nation (6 episodes)o? 	-The Time Lords intercept the Doctor and tell him to avert thetC 	creation of the Daleks by the mad scientist Davros on the war-torn  	world of Skaro. 	Directed by David Maloney  - Guest stars: Christopher Robbie (CyberLeader)o" 		Melville Jones (CyberLieutenant)" 		Tony Lord, Pat Gorman (Cybermen)> story 4D "Revenge of the Cybermen" by Gerry Davis (4 episodes)C 	-Returning to the Nerva Beacon at a previous point in its history, @ 	the Doctor, Harry, and Sarah discover plots by the Cybermen andC 	the inhabitants of Voga, the Planet of Gold to destroy each other.a 	Directed by Michael E.Briantn  0 SEASON THIRTEEN (30 August 1975 to 6 March 1976)  = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)  		John Levene (RSM Benton)D story 4F "Terror of the Zygons" by Robert Banks Stewart (4 episodes)A 	-The Brigadier recalls the Doctor to Earth where what appears toaC 	be a sea monster is destroying oil rigs in the North Sea and where B 	a small party of shape-shifting aliens threaten world domination. 	Directed by Douglas Camfield   $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who)% 		Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith)e5 story 4H "Planet of Evil" by Louis Marks (4 episodes)nF 	-On the edge of the known universe a misguided scientist's insistenceC 	on tapping a source of antimatter draws the attention of an energy	F 	creature and causes the man himself to begin to mutate into the same. 	Directed by David Maloney  : story 4G "Pyramids of Mars" by Stephen Harris (4 episodes)C 	-In 1911, an archaelogist discovers a live occupant in an EgyptianY@ 	tomb, the last of the Osirians, Sutekh, a man with mental power@ 	that annhilated dozens of worlds who now has the opportunity to* 	free himself from his force field prison. 	Directed by Paddy RussellB 	Stephen Harris is a pen name for Robert Holmes and Lewis Griefer.  ( Guest stars: Ian Marter (Harry Sullivan) 		John Levene (RSM Benton)< story 4J "The Android Invasion" by Terry Nation (4 episodes)B 	-The Doctor and Sarah stumble on a training ground for an army ofA 	androids that the alien Kraals hope to use to infiltrate Earth's A 	defenses so that they may release a viral weapon to destroy all.D 	Directed by Barry Letts  ; story 4K "The Brain of Morbius" by Robin Bland (4 episodes) D 	-The brain of a Time Lord archcriminal is being kept alive by a mad? 	surgeon on the ruined world of Karn, whose mystical Sisterhoodc@ 	fears the Doctor's arrival is a plot to steal the last of their 	life-prolonging Elixir. 	Directed by Christopher Barry. 	Robin Bland is a pen name for Terrance Dicks.  A story 4L "The Seeds of Doom" by Robert Banks Stewart (6 episodes)sA 	-Two seed pods found in Antarctica germinate and infect two men, @ 	transforming each into a Krynoid, an intelligent plant creature 	with a hatred for all animals.i 	Directed by Douglas Camfield	  2 SEASON FOURTEEN (4 September 1976 to 2 April 1977) 	r? story 4M "The Masque of Mandragora" by Louis Marks (4 episodes) D 	-An energy force called the Mandragora Helix hijacks the TARDIS andA 	brings it to Renaissance Italy where it hopes to gain a footholdD, 	on Earth through an ancient religious cult. 	Directed by Rodney Bennette  E story 4N "The Hand of Fear" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (4 episodes)VD 	-Sarah is nearly killed in an explosion in a rock quarry, but there? 	she finds a fossilized hand and a stone ring which each become @ 	active when exposed to radiation, to regenerate an entire being 	Directed by Lennie Maynee  $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who)% Guest stars: Peter Pratt (The Master)e  		Angus Mackay (Cardinal Borusa)< story 4P "The Deadly Assassin" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)E 	-The Doctor is summoned to Gallifrey on Presidential Resignation DayyB 	where the Master and a Time Lord traitor frame him for the murder4 	of the President for motives different to each man. 	Directed by David Maloney  $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Louise Jameson (Leela)9 story 4Q "The Face of Evil" by Chris Boucher (4 episodes)iC 	-A previous visit to a planet by the Doctor had disastrous results B 	as it has split a society into two camps, each played against the1 	other by a schizophrenic computer called Xoanon.e 	Directed by Pennant Roberts  < story 4R "The Robots of Death" by Chris Boucher (4 episodes)I 	-The robotic crew of a Sandminer an a desert world does the unthinkable,oA 	they start to murder their human "commanders" and the Doctor andl 	Leela are instead blamed. 	Directed by Michael E.Briante  B story 4S "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" by Robert Holmes (6 episodes)B 	-A war criminal from the far future escaped to 19th century ChinaD 	but was their seperated from his precious Time Cabinet.  He and hisB 	followers follow it from there to England where the man's illnessC 	grows worse forcing him to steal the life essences of young women.n 	Directed by David Maloney  2 SEASON FIFTEEN (3 September 1977 to 11 March 1978)   Producer: Graham Williams   = story 4V "Horror of Fang Rock" by Terrance Dicks (4 episodes)s? 	-A Rutan scout lands near a turn-of-the-century lighthouse to wB 	determine Earth's suitability as a war base by stalking the human9 	occupants who are busy with greedy motives of their own.t 	Directed by Paddy Russell  $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Louise Jameson (Leela) 		John Leeson (Voice of K9)sH story 4T "The Invisible Enemy" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (4 episodes)@ 	-The Doctor and the crew of the Titan base are infected with anD 	intelligent Virus Swarm forcing the Doctor to use clones of himself9 	and Leela to hunt down the organism within his own body.  	Directed by Derrick Goodwin  & K9 has no speaking part in this story.= story 4X "Image of the Fendahl" by Chris Boucher (4 episodes)tA 	-A human skull that somehow predates Man houses a force of Death @ 	from Gallifreyan mythology called the Fendahl that awakens whenA 	archaelogists probe its past with a newly invented time scanner. " 	Directed by George Spenton-Foster  7 story 4W "The Sun Makers" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)aF 	-The TARDIS arrives on top of a building on a mysteriously-Earth-like@ 	Pluto with a human population enslaved by fear-inducing gasses ) 	and crippled by ridiculously high taxes.e 	Directed by Pennant Roberts   Script Editor: Anthony Reada  ? story 4Y "Underworld" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (4 episodes)tA 	-The Doctor, Leela, and K9 enounter a spacecraft crew on a questn@ 	for the race bank of their race which they hope to find beneath: 	the liquid slurry surface of a world forming in a nebula. 	Directed by Norman Stewart   2 Guest stars: John Arnatt (Chancellor-elect Borusa) 		Derek Deadman (Stor) 		Stuart Fell (Sontaran); story 4Z "The Invasion of Time" by David Agnew (6 episodes)LC 	-The Doctor claims his right to the Presidency of the High Councili= 	of Time Lords on Gallifrey and then appears to turn traitor,sE 	handing over his rule to the cruel and oppressive and only partially E 	solid Vardans, who order the Doctor to find the long lost Great Key.  	Directed by Gerald Blaker@ 	David Agnew is a pen name for Graham Williams and Anthony Read.  5 SEASON SIXTEEN (2 September 1978 to 24 February 1979)f 	a$ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Mary Tamm (Romana) 		John Leeson (Voice of K9) * Guest star: Cyril Luckham (White Guardian)< story 5A "The Ribos Operation" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)D 	-The White Guardian sends the Doctor on a quest to find the missing? 	segments of the all-powerful Key to Time, and his and Romana'seE 	first stop is the frozen world of Ribos where a con man named Garronr? 	is using a sample of rare mineral to swindle a war tyrant intot 	"buying" the planet from him." 	Directed by George Spenton-Foster  : story 5B "The Pirate Planet" by Douglas Adams (4 episodes)B 	-The second segment should be located on the planet Calufrax, butA 	it and Calufrax are curiously missing when the Doctor arrives ona; 	Zanak, whose rulers each have vast secrets from the ruled.u 	Directed by Pennant Roberts  3 Guest star: Cyril Luckham (voice of White Guardian),; story 5C "The Stones of Blood" by David Fisher (4 episodes) C 	-An ancient stone circle on Earth contains the secret of the third F 	segment of the Key, a secret that a millenia-old criminal has learned  	to tap to maintain her freedom. 	Directed by Darrol Blaker  < story 5D "The Androids of Tara" by David Fisher (4 episodes)A 	-Romana easily finds the fourth segment in a forest on the semi-o@ 	medieval world of Tara, but has difficulty getting away with it> 	due to her resemblance to a local Princess whose life stands / 	between the evil Count Grendel and the throne.H 	Directed by Michael Hayes    K9 does not appear in this story: story 5E "The Power of Kroll" by David Fisher (4 episodes)E 	-The Swampies on the third moon of Delta Magna were forced off theirrA 	own world by humans once already and arm themselves when humans eC 	threaten them again with a methane catalyst refinery nearby, whichyB 	has an unexpected rousing effect on a vast creature asleep on the
 	swampbed. 	Directed by Norman Stewart   , Guest star: Valentine Dyall (Black Guardian)J story 5F "The Armageddon Factor" by Bob Baker and Dave Martin (6 episodes)A 	-The final segment is itself a point of dispute in a nuclear warDC 	between the twin planet of Atrios and Zeos, something neither sideoC 	realizes until the Doctor and a competing questor arrive in searche 	of it.g 	Directed by Michael Hayes  6 SEASON SEVENTEEN (1 September 1979 to 12 January 1980)   Script Editor: Douglas Adams  $ Regular Cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Lalla Ward (Romana)  		David Brierly (Voice of K9)y% Guest stars: David Gooderson (Davros)i 		Roy Skelton (Dalek Voices)B 		Cy Town, Mike Mungarvan, Toby Byrne, Tony Starr (Dalek OperatorsB K9 has no speaking part in this story, but he does cough a little.= story 5J "Destiny of the Daleks" by Terry Nation (4 episodes)hB 	-The Daleks are mining the ruins of their city on Skaro in searchB 	of Davros in the hopes that he can solve the logical empasse theyE 	find themselves locked in against a robot race called the Movellans.n 	Directed by Ken GrieveN  ! K9 does not appear in this story.S4 story 5H "City of Death" by David Agnew (4 episodes)B 	-In Paris, 1979, the Doctor, Romana, and a detective named Duggan@ 	discover the Count Scarlioni's plan to steal the Mona Lisa from? 	the Louvre and add it to his collection of six other original n 	Mona Lisas. 	Directed by Michael HayesA 	David Agnew is a pen name for Douglas Adams and Graham Williams.u  A story 5G "The Creature From the Pit" by David Fisher (4 episodes)r> 	-Lady Adrasta's monopoly of metal is somehow threatened by an? 	enormous amorphous green blob that's stuck at the bottom of a f1 	disused mine on the over-green world of Chloris.b 	Directed by Christopher Barry  6 story 5K "Nightmare of Eden" by Bob Baker (4 episodes)F 	-A hyperspace collision between two spaceships upsets drug smugglers'= 	plans to smuggle the most dangerous drug in existence via ans 	electronic zoo. 	Directed by Alan Bromly  : story 5L "The Horns of Nimon" by Anthony Read (4 episodes)B 	-The last scientist on Skonnos is conned into allowing the NimonsB 	to begin colonizing his world to the point where he even supplies+ 	human sacrifices and high-energy crystals.o 	Directed by Kenny McBainl  I story 5M "Shada" by Douglas Adams (6 episodes, unfinished, untransmitted)aC 	-The mind plundering Skagra requires one special mind for his plann@ 	to be the Universe, but to steal it he first must obtain a book= 	from a Cambridge Professor who is really a Time Lord and old, 	acquaintance of the Doctor's. 	Directed by Pennant Roberts  1 SEASON EIGHTEEN (30 August 1980 to 21 March 1981)t   Executive Producer: Barry Lettsk Producer: John Nathan-Turner% Script Editor: Christopher H. Bidmead   $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Lalla Ward (Romana)t 		John Leeson (Voice of K9)t  8 story 5N "The Leisure Hive" by David Fisher (4 episodes)F 	-Tachyonics is the specialty science of the tourist world of Argolis,G 	but someone there has a different intention in mind for the techniques) 	other than party tricks.l 	Directed by Lovett Bickford  D story 5Q "Meglos" by John Flanagan and Andrew McCulloch (4 episodes)C 	-The last survivor of Zolpha-Thura impersonates the Doctor to gain E 	access to the now-erratic power source of Tigella, whose inhabitantst7 	are embroiled in a religious struggle over the device.e 	Directed by Terence Dudley   $ Regular Cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Lalla Ward (Romana)t 		Matthew Waterhouse (Adric) 		John Leeson (Voice of K9) 3 story 5R "Full Circle" by Andrew Smith (4 episodes)lB 	-The TARDIS passes through a CVE en route to Gallifrey and enters@ 	the pocket universe of E-space and the planet Alzarius, a world? 	whose changing climate and changing native life forms threatena0 	a community of people from a crashed Starliner. 	Directed by Peter Grimwadei  8 story 5P "State of Decay" by Terrance Dicks (4 episodes)C 	-Still in E-space, the TARDIS arrives on a feudalistic world whoset@ 	rulers hide vast, ancient, and dark powers beneath their Tower,9 	powers that sickened the Time Lords of violence forever.  	Directed by Peter Moffatt  9 story 5S "Warriors' Gate" by Steve Gallagher (4 episodes)aB 	-The TARDIS drifts into a microcosmic void between the striations@ 	of the time lines along with a ship whose crew are trading time 	sensitive Tharil slaves.c 	Directed by Paul Joycen  $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Matthew Waterhouse (Adric) 		Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)) Guest star: Geoffrey Beevers (The Master)e< story 5T "The Keeper of Traken" by Johnny Byrne (4 episodes)= 	-The peaceful Union of Traken is invaded by an infinite evil < 	inside the calcified statue of a Melkur that plans to seizeG 	control of the Union when the present Keeper's term and life expire...f 	Directed by John Blacku  $ Regular cast: Tom Baker (Doctor Who) 		Matthew Waterhouse (Adric) 		Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)  		Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka)( Guest stars: Anthony Ainley (The Master)! 		with Peter Davison (Doctor Who) ; story 5V "Logopolis" by Christopher H. Bidmead (4 episodes)WE 	-Things fall apart.  Entropy increases.  These are principles of theoD 	Universe that now drive the Doctor to attempt to repair the TARDIS'@ 	chameleon circuit via a visit to the city of Logopolis, but theF 	calculations they continually run there are the target of the Master,D 	and they prove to be more essential to the well-being and reason of@ 	the Universe than either he or the Doctor had thought, and the E 	change and decay in all around eventually focusses on the Doctor....b  1 SEASON NINETEEN (4 January 1982 to 30 March 1982)    No Executive Producery Script Editor: Eric Saward  ( Regular cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor) 		Matthew Waterhouse (Adric) 		Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)  		Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka)' Guest star: Anthony Ainley (The Master)m= story 5Z "Castrovalva" by Christopher H. Bidmead (4 episodes)rA 	-The Doctor's regeneration is not going well, and in his moment iC 	of weakness the Master kidnaps Adric to use him to set not one buts) 	two traps to destroy the Doctor utterly.t 	Directed by Fiona Cumming   Script Editor: Antony Root  : story 5W "Four to Doomsday" by Terence Dudley (4 episodes)> 	-The TARDIS arrives on an Urbankan spaceship bound for Earth = 	in four days populated completely by android replacements ofi, 	Earth people from various eras in the past. 	Directed by John Blacki   Script Editor: Eric Saward  3 story 5Y "Kinda" by Christopher Bailey (4 episodes)n? 	-The jungle world of Deva Loka appears peaceful enough, but ito< 	is unhinging the minds of a crew of colony surveyers and a ? 	particularly malign influence called the Mara takes control ofe 	Tegan's mind. 	Directed by Peter Grimwadei   Script Editor: Antony Root  5 story 5X "The Visitation" by Eric Saward (4 episodes)aA 	-An alien craft crash-lands in plague-ridden English countrysidel> 	in 1666 and its fugitive occupants plan genocide to make the  	world theirs and theirs alone.s 	Directed by Peter Moffatt   Script Editor: Eric Saward  6 story 6A "Black Orchid" by Terence Dudley (2 episodes)D 	-The Doctor participates in a cricket match in 1920s England whilst< 	Nyssa's startling resemblance to the wife of the local LordI 	Cranleigh places her in danger from a disfigured prisoner of their housem 	Directed by Ron Jones   Script Editor: Antony Root  ' Guest stars: David Banks (CyberLeader)   		Mark Hardy (CyberLieutenant)< 		Jeff Wayne, Steve Ismay, Peter Gates-Fleming, David Bache,> 		Graham Cole, Norman Bradley, Michael Gordon Brown (Cybermen)1 story 6B "Earthshock" by Eric Saward (4 episodes)e@ 	-A bomb is discovered in a cave on Earth and the trail of thoseD 	who laid it leads to a cargo freighter in space en route for Earth,= 	but all but one of the crew do not know that the cargo is anv 	invasion force of Cybermen. 	Directed by Peter Grimwade    Script Editor: Eric Saward  ( Regular cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor) 		Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)  		Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka)' Guest star: Anthony Ainley (The Master)   		and Matthew Waterhouse (Adric)5 story 6C "Time-Flight" by Peter Grimwade (4 episodes) ? 	-When a Concorde disappears, the Doctor recreates the crime by)B 	flying a second Concorde and the TARDIS down the exponential time; 	contour he suspected, to find the Master on the other end.  	Directed by Ron Jones  / SEASON TWENTY (3 January 1983 to 16 March 1983)h    Guest stars: Ian Collier (Omega)' 		Leonard Sachs (Lord President Borusa)e7 story 6E "Arc of Infinity" by Johnny Byrne (4 episodes)ND 	-A creature from the anti-matter universe attempts physical bonding@ 	with the Doctor, causing the High Council of the Time Lords to D 	execute him to prevent the full bonding and cataclysm for billions. 	Directed by Ron Jones  8 story 6D "Snakedance" by Christopher Bailey (4 episodes)A 	-The Mara is still asleep in Tegan's mind and awakes, taking thec? 	TARDIS to Manussa, the world where it was created in the hopes(= 	of making itself reoccur during the 500th Anniversary of itsn
 	destruction.h 	Directed by Fiona Cumming  ( Regular cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor) 		Sarah Sutton (Nyssa) 		Janet Fielding (Tegan) 		Mark Strickson (Turlough) = Guest stars: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)"" 		Valentine Dyall (Black Guardian)8 story 6F "Mawdryn Undead" by Peter Grimwade (4 episodes)@ 	-Enormous coincidences are engineered by the Black Guardian whoC 	makes a deal with an exiled alien boy to have the Doctor destroyedeA 	and humiliated by forcing him to use his remaining regenerationsw$ 	to help a pitiful group of Mutants. 	Directed by Peter Moffatt  , Guest star: Valentine Dyall (Black Guardian)3 story 6G "Terminus" by Steve Gallagher (4 episodes)eD 	-Turlough, at the Black Guardian's behest, nearly causes the TARDISC 	to break up, but instead it locks on to a spacecraft full of space @ 	lepers en route for a delapadated space station where a cure is> 	supposedly given, but the position of the station may be more  	important than its function.... 	Directed by Mary Ridged  ( Regular cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor)  		Janet Fielding (Tegan Jovanka) 		Mark Strickson (Turlough)m- Guest stars: Valentine Dyall (Black Guardian)i  		Cyril Luckham (White Guardian)6 story 6H "Enlightenment" by Barbara Clegg (4 episodes)G 	-The Eternals race in sea ships in space for a prize of Enlightenment,sC 	which will enable these creatures with vast powers already to know64 	everything conceived in time from beginning to end. 	Directed by Fiona Cumming  ( Guest stars: Anthony Ainley (The Master)& 		and Gerald Flood (Voice of Kamelion); story 6J "The King's Demons" by Terence Dudley (2 episodes)r@ 	-The Master seeks to usurp history by using an impostor android. 	of King John to rob the world of Magna Carta. 	Directed by Tony Virgo   - 20TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL (25th November 1983)n  % Guest stars: Jon Pertwee (The Doctor)   		Patrick Troughton (The Doctor) 		Richard Hurndall (The Doctor)	 		Tom Baker (The Doctor) 		William Hartnell (The Doctor)y% 		Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith)s2 		Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)! 		Carole Ann Ford (Susan Foreman)f 		Lalla Ward (Romana)d 		John Leeson (Voice of K9)t 		Anthony Ainley (The Master)y' 		Philip Latham (Lord President Borusa)J 		Roy Skelton (Dalek Voice)l$ 		John Scott Martin (Dalek Operator) 		David Banks (CyberLeader)t 		Mark Hardy (CyberLieutenant)B 		Richard Naylor, Mark Whincup, Gilbert Gillan, Emyr Morris Jones,= 		Myrddin Jones, Norman Bradley, Lloyd Williams, Graham Cole,T= 		Alan Riches, Ian Marshall-Fisher, Mark Bassenger (Cybermen) + 		and Richard Franklin (Captain Mike Yates)  		    Caroline John (Liz Shaw)'    		    Frazer Hines (Jamie McCrimmon)p! 		    Wendy Padbury (Zoe Herriot)gE story 6K "The Five Doctors" by Terrance Dicks (one 90-minute episode)cE 	-A Time Lord traitor uses a Time Scoop to gather all of the Doctor'sgB 	regenerations and may old foes and friends and places them in theC 	Death Zone on Gallifrey to deal with the Zone's boobytraps for him H 	and allow him access to Rassilon himself and the secret of Immortality. 	Directed by Peter Moffatt  3 SEASON TWENTY-ONE (5 January 1984 to 30 March 1984)i  < story 6L "Warriors of the Deep" by Johnny Byrne (4 episodes)E 	-A Sea Base in a 21st century Cold War is the scene of the SiluriansG@ 	and Sea Devils renewed attempts to drive the world into war and( 	eliminate the world's human population. 	Directed by Pennant Roberts  5 story 6M "The Awakening" by Eric Pringle (2 episodes) D 	-The Doctor takes Tegan to visit her grandfather in a quiet EnglishF 	village where a vast creature with tremendous psychic powers is being4 	awakened by a reenactment of the English Civil War.  	Directed by Michael Owen Morris  : story 6N "Frontios" by Christopher H. Bidmead (4 episodes)C 	-The TARDIS drifts into the far future and is dragged down by whatoB 	seems to be mere gravity to the war-torn colony of Frontios where> 	corpses disappear...as though the planet buries its own dead. 	Directed by Ron Jones  " Guest stars: Terry Molloy (Davros) 		Maurice Colbourne (Lytton)- 		Brian Miller and Royce Mills (Dalek Voices)(5 		John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Tony Starr, Toby Byrne d 		(Dalek Operators)-H story 6P "Resurrection of the Daleks" by Eric Saward (2 50-min episodes)B 	-The Daleks attack and rescue Davros from his cryogenic prison inG 	the hopes he will find for them a cure to a disease that is destroyingiD 	them and lure the Doctor to the station via human duplicates and a  	time corridor.e 	Directed by Matthew Robinsond  ( Regular cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor) 		Mark Strickson (Turlough)h+ 		Nicola Bryant (Perpugilliam "Peri" Brown)y( Guest stars: Anthony Ainley (The Master)& 		and Gerald Flood (Voice of Kamelion)8 story 6Q "Planet of Fire" by Peter Grimwade (4 episodes)@ 	-An alien beacon causes Kamelion to take control of the TARDIS B 	and take the Doctor, Turlough, and an American girl named Peri toA 	the volcanic world of Sarn where the Master seeks a volcanic gasi 	to repair a terrible injury.r 	Directed by Fiona Cumming  ( Regular cast: Peter Davison (The Doctor) 		Nicola Bryant (Peri Brown)+ Guest stars: with Colin Baker (The Doctor) a 		Anthony Ainley (The Master)y 		Mark Strickson (Turlough)g 		Janet Fielding (Tegan) 		Sarah Sutton (Nyssa)" 		Gerald Flood (Voice of Kamelion) 		Matthew Waterhouse (Adric)? story 6R "The Caves of Androzani" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes) @ 	-The Doctor and Peri become victims of a poisonous substance in> 	the middle of a war between a mad scientist and his androids,A 	gun runners, a colonial army, and a corrupt businessman who will > 	stop at nothing, not even the Doctor's life, to possess total9 	control over the life-prolonging drug called spectrox...  	Directed by Graeme Harper  & Regular cast: Colin Baker (The Doctor) 		Nicola Bryant (Peri Brown)  : story 6S "The Twin Dilemma" by Anthony Steven (4 episodes)> 	-The mathematically gifted Sylvest twins are needed pawns in 7 	the gastropod Mestor's plans for universal domination.d 	Directed by Peter Moffatt  3 SEASON TWENTY-TWO (5 January 1985 to 30 March 1985)s. all episodes this season of 45-minute duration  1 Guest stars:  Michael Kilgariff (CyberController)e 		David Banks (CyberLeader)p 		Maurice Colbourne (Lytton)  		Brian Orrell (CyberLieutenant)< 		John Ainley, Roger Pope, Thomas Lucy, Ian Marshall-Fisher, 		Pat Gorman (Cybermen)r= story 6T "Attack of the Cybermen" by Paula Moore (2 episodes)s? 	-The Cybermen have captured a time vessel and then do the sameL> 	with the Doctor's TARDIS in their plans to change history and* 	prevent Mondas from ever being destroyed. 	Directed by Matthew Robinsona   Guest star: Nabil Shaban (Sil); story 6V "Vengeance on Varos" by Philip Martin (2 episodes)c@ 	-The TARDIS' need for the mineral Zyton-7 brings the Doctor and> 	Peri to the former penal colony of Varos, where prisoners are> 	tortured in a Punishment Dome and the population is forced to< 	watch while slumped over video screens in their very homes. 	Directed by Ron Jones  ( Guest stars: Anthony Ainley (The Master) 		Kate O'Mara (The Rani)B story 6X "The Mark of the Rani" by Pip and Jane Baker (2 episodes)> 	-A renegade Time Lady's activities in 19th century Earth draw@ 	attention from the Master, and he in turn draws the Doctor when? 	he sets plans in motion for usurption of history by disruptingS 	the Industrial Revolution.c 	Directed by Sarah Hellingst  + Guest stars: Patrick Troughton (The Doctor)J  		Frazer Hines (Jamie McCrimmon)% 		Clinton Greyn (Group Marshal Stike)I 		Tim Raynham (Major Varl)8 story 6W "The Two Doctors" by Robert Holmes (3 episodes)C 	-Dangerous experiments in time travel gain attention on Gallifrey,nC 	who unwittingly send the Second Doctor and Jamie into a trap aidedC> 	by the Sontarans designed to isolate a Time Lord's link o his 	time machine. 	Directed by Peter Moffatt  . story 6Y "Timelash" by Glen McCoy (2 episodes)E 	-The dictator and mutant Borad plans war with his neighboring planetdE 	to rid himself of his own planet's population, many members of whichdC 	have already been exiled down a time corridor called the Timelash.y 	Directed by Pennant Roberts  " Guest stars: Terry Molloy (Davros), 		Roy Skelton and Royce Mills (Dalek Voices)5 		John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Tony Starr, Toby Bryne l 		(Dalek Operators)N? story 6Z "Revelation of the Daleks" by Eric Saward (2 episodes)l= 	-Davros has wormed his way into the society on Necros, using B 	its specialisation in suspended animation and funerals as a front, 	for his reconstruction of a new Dalek army. 	Directed by Graeme Harper  9 SEASON TWENTY-THREE (6 September 1986 to 6 December 1986)eL All episodes bore the title "The Trial of a Time Lord," as one 14-part storyG The story is sub-divided into four seperate stories and their names areS1 given below.  Episodes resume 25-minute duration.a  & Regular cast: Colin Baker (The Doctor) 		Nicola Bryant (Peri Brown)  		Michael Jayston (The Valeyard)# 		Lynda Bellingham (The Inquisitor)l Guest star: Tony Selby (Glitz)> story 7A "The Mysterious Planet" by Robert Holmes (4 episodes)C 	-The Doctor is drawn to a space station and placed on trial by the G 	Time Lords on charges of interference in the affairs of other planets,)D 	and the first evidence presented by the prosecuting Valeyard is theC 	Doctor and Peri's visit to Ravolox, a world with a society dividedbC 	between underground servants of an immortal robot and a free tribec@ 	on the surface, a balance upset by a fault in the robot's power@ 	system and by the arrival of a con man named Glitz who has come2 	for certain "secrets" left behind in the tunnels. 	Directed by Nicholas Mallett    Guest star: Nabil Shaban (Sil)1 story 7B "Mindwarp" by Philip Martin (4 episodes) C 	-The second segment of evidence shows the Doctor to appear to turnuD 	evil as we see him actually aid Sil and the Mentors efforts to find; 	new head for the brain of their ruler, including Peri's...h 	Directed by Ron Jones   No Script Editor& Regular Cast: Colin Baker (The Doctor)  		Bonnie Langford (Melanie Bush)  		Michael Jayston (The Valeyard)# 		Lynda Bellingham (The Inquisitor)	D story 7C "Terror of the Vervoids" by Pip and Jane Baker (4 episodes)D  	-The Doctor presents evidence in his own defense, telling the taleC 	of his future involvement in murders aboard a spaceliner bound foryI 	Earth that conceal or attempt to conceal an immoral science development.	 	Directed by Chris Cloughe  ( Guest stars: Anthony Ainley (The Master) 		Tony Selby (Glitz)K story 7C "The Ultimate Foe" by Robert Holmes (1) and Pip and Jane Baker (2)d
 	(2 episodes)aB 	-The Master disrupts the Trial with the news that the whole thingA 	is a set-up to disguise crimes of the High Council, and that theiH 	Valeyard is really a near-last regenerative form of the Doctor himself,B 	who takes refuge in the Matrix, drawing the Doctor and the Master2 	into his deadly fantasy virtual reality inside... 	Directed by Chris Cloughs  8 SEASON TWENTY-FOUR (7 September 1987 to 7 December 1987)   Script Editor: Andrew Cartmeln* Regular cast: Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor)  		Bonnie Langford (Melanie Bush)" Guest star: Kate O'Mara (The Rani)? story 7D "Time and the Rani" by Pip and Jane Baker (4 episodes)PC 	-The Rani shoots down the TARDIS, causing injury to the Doctor and A 	his sixth regeneration, in part of her plan to explode a Strange < 	Matter asteroid above the surface of the indolent Lakertya. 	Directed by Andrew Morgan  8 story 7E "Paradise Towers" by Stephen Wyatt (4 episodes)> 	-The Doctor takes Melanie to visit the famed Paradise Towers,> 	to find it decayed into an urban nightmare whose inhabitants'D 	facades blind them to a threat to them all from beneath their feet. 	Directed by Nicholas Malletts  @ story 7F "Delta and the Bannermen" by Malcolm Kohll (3 episodes)C 	-The Doctor and Melanie win a trip to 1959 Earth, Disneyland to beyA 	precise but a collision with an American satellite knocks it offfD 	course to Wales and a rock and roll holiday camp to where a certainG 	passenger is tracked by the genocidal-minded Gavrok and his Bannermen.p 	Directed by Chris Clough   * Regular cast: Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor)  		Bonnie Langford (Melanie Bush) 		Sophie Aldrd (Ace) Guest star: Tony Selby (Glitz)0 story 7G "Dragonfire" by Ian Briggs (3 episodes)B 	-The villainous Kane who rules Iceworld needs a Dragon's Treasure? 	to obtain his freedom, so he tricks Glitz and the Doctor into e, 	hunting it in the caverns below the colony. 	Directed by Chris Cloughm  5 SEASON TWENTY-FIVE (5 October 1988 to 4 January 1989)t  * Regular cast: Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor) 		Sophie Aldred (Ace)e" Guest stars: Terry Molloy (Davros)6 		Roy Skelton, Brian Miller, Royce Mills, John Leeson  		(Dalek Voices)6 		John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Tony Starr, Hugh Spight,; 		David Harrison, Norman Bacon, Nigel Wil (Dalek Operators)m 		Roy Tromelly (Emperor Dalek)D story 7H "Remembrance of the Daleks" by Ben Aaronovitch (4 episodes)C 	-The Doctor returns to London, 1963, scene of "An Unearthly Child"AA 	where we learn he left something very powerful behind, somethinga@ 	that two factions of Daleks now battle in the streets of LondonD 	for control of, since it will give the victor the power of the Time 	Lords.n 	Directed by Andrew Morgan  < story 7L "The Happiness Patrol" by Graeme Curry (3 episodes)D 	-The Earth colony of Terra Alpha is governed by Helen A who demands? 	that all her subjects be happy at all times, on pain of death,u1 	or at least on pain of routine disappearance....b 	Directed by Chris Clough-  & Guest stars: David Banks (CyberLeader) 		Mark Hardy (CyberLieutenant)7 		Brian Orrell, Danny Boyd, Scott Mitchell, Bill Malin,n' 		Tony Carlton, Paul Barrass (Cybermen)b6 story 7K "Silver Nemesis" by Kevin Clarke (3 episodes)@ 	-A 17th-century Lady, a group of Nazi Germans, and the CybermenC 	all battle each other and the Doctor for possession and control ofo? 	the three segments of a statue of living metal called Nemesis,"' 	with one purpose in mind, destruction.i 	Directed by Chris Cloughy  H story 7J "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy" by Stephen Wyatt (4 episodes)A 	-An advertising satellite lures the Doctor and Ace to a FestivalTB 	at the Psychic Circus on the planet Segonax, where contestants inC 	the Ring are subject to death if they fail to entertain the three-l 	person audience.  	Directed by Alan Wareingo  7 SEASON TWENTY-SIX (6 September 1989 to 6 December 1989)A  < Guest star: Nicholas Courtney (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)6 story 7N "Battlefield" by Ben Aaronovitch (4 episodes)A 	-A UNIT convoy is disrupted when soldiers from another dimensiona@ 	cross to ours to renew their centuries-old conflict for control 	of the sword Excalibur. 	Directed by Michael Kerrigano  1 story 7Q "Ghost Light" by Marc Platt (3 episodes)a@ 	-A Victorian house in Perivale that haunts Ace's past is indeedA 	haunted in the past by an alien Survey of life on Earth that has 2 	gotten out of Control, until Light comes again... 	Directed by Alan Wareingr  9 story 7M "The Curse of Fenric" by Ian Briggs (4 episodes)w@ 	-A plan by Russian commandos to steal a top-secret codebreakingE 	computer from the British navy in World War II is complicated by an M= 	ancient Viking curse of the area that has manipulated family / 	destinies all through Time, including Ace's...v 	Directed by Nicholas Mallettw  ' Guest star: Anthony Ainley (The Master)n. story 7P "Survival" by Rona Munro (3 episodes)@ 	-Peaceful Perivale is not so peaceful after all when the Master? 	uses kidnappings and cats as a means to lure the Doctor to thet@ 	dying world of the Cheetah People where he is trapped, at first? 	in hopes of escape, but then simply so that he can destroy theh1 	Doctor utterly like the animal he is becoming...g 	Directed by Alan Wareingr    / This episode guide by Steven.K.Manfred@uwrf.edus