List of other Doctor Who home video releases

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This is a list of Doctor Who serials and episodes that have been released on VHS, Betamax, LaserDisc, Video 2000, and Universal Media Disc (UMD).

Contents

VHS releases

Releases on the VHS format.

First Doctor

Season Story no. Serial name Number and duration
of episodes 		UK release date Australia release date USA/Canada release date
1 1 An Unearthly Child 4 × 25 mins. February 1990 [1]
September 2000 (remastered) [1] 		July 1990 [1]
October 2000 (remastered) [1] 		January 1991 [1]
2 The Daleks 7 × 25 mins. June 1989 [2]
February 2001 (remastered) [2] 		December 1989 [2]
April 2001 (remastered) [2] 		October 1993 [2]
3 The Edge of Destruction [lower-alpha 1] 2 × 25 mins
1 x 30 min 		May 2000 [3] May 2000 [3] February 2001 [3]
5 The Keys of Marinus 6 × 25 mins. March 1999 [4] July 1999 [5] May 1999 [5]
6 The Aztecs 4 × 25 mins. November 1992 [6] February 1993 [7] May 1994 [7]
7 The Sensorites 6 × 25 mins. November 2002 [lower-alpha 2] [8] December 2002 [lower-alpha 2] [8] October 2003 [9]
8 The Reign of Terror 4 × 25 mins. November 2003 [10] December 2003 [10] October 2003 [10]
2 9 Planet of Giants 3 × 25 mins. January 2002 [11] March 2002 [11] May 2003 [11]
10 The Dalek Invasion of Earth 6 × 25 mins. May 1990 [12] November 1990 [13] February 1994 [13]

11
12 		The Rescue/The Romans:
The Rescue
The Romans 		6 × 25 mins. September 1994 [14] November 1994 [15] March 1996 [15]
13 The Web Planet 6 × 25 mins. September 1990 [16] May 1991 [17] August 1994 [17]
14
15 		The Crusade
The Space Museum 		6 × 25 mins. July 1999 [18] July 1999 [19] January 2000 [19]
16 The Chase [lower-alpha 3] 6 × 25 mins. September 1993 [20] September 1993 [21] October 1993 [21]
17 The Time Meddler 4 × 25 mins. November 2002 [lower-alpha 2] [8] December 2002 [lower-alpha 2] [8] October 2003 [22]
3 23 The Ark 4 × 25 mins. October 1998 [23] February 1999 [23] March 1999 [23]
25 The Gunfighters 4 × 25 mins. November 2002 [8] [24] (3 x VHS released only in UK as part of a boxset "The First Doctor Collection")December 2002 [8] (3 x VHS released only in AU as part of a boxset "The First Doctor Collection")October 2003 [25]
27 The War Machines 4 × 25 mins. June 1997 [26] [27] January 1998 [27] March 1998 [27]
4 29 The Tenth Planet 4 x 25mins.
Episode 4 reconstructed		November 2000 May 2001 November 2000

Second Doctor

Season Story no. Serial name Number and duration
of episodes 		UK release date Australia release date USA/Canada release date
4 35 The Faceless Ones
Episodes 1 & 3		2 x 25 min. November 2003 December 2003 October 2003
5 37 The Tomb of the Cybermen 4 × 25 min. May 1992 [28] [29] May 1992 [29] October 1992 [29]
39 The Ice Warriors
Includes The Missing Years		4 x 25 mins
1 x 10 min reconstruction of missing episodes 2 & 3		November 1998 [30] December 1998 [30] September 1999 [30]
41 The Web of Fear
Episode 1 plus censor clips from episodes 2,4,5		1 x 25 min. November 2003 December 2003 October 2003
6 44 The Dominators 5 × 25 min. September 1990 [31] [32] February 1991 [32] August 1994 [32]
45 The Mind Robber 5 × 25 min. May 1990 [33] [34] September 1990 [34] February 1994 [34]
46 The Invasion 6 × 25 min. June 1993 [35] [36]
(2 x VHS) 		October 1993 [36] June 1995 [36]
47 The Krotons 4 × 25 min. February 1991 [37] [38] July 1991 [38] August 1994 [38]
48 The Seeds of Death 1 × 150 min. July 1985 [39] [40] December 1987 [40] March 1990 [40]
50 The War Games 10 × 25 min. February 1990 [41] [42] June 1990 [42] January 1992 [42]

Third Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
7 51 Spearhead from Space 4 x 25
1 × 100 min.		February 1995 [43] [44] (Unedited)
February 1988 [44] [45] (Edited)		April 1990 [44] April 1991 [44]
52 Doctor Who and the Silurians 7 × 25 min.July 1993 [46] [47]
(2 x VHS)		November 1993 [47] June 1995 [47]
(2 x VHS)
53 The Ambassadors of Death 7 × 25 min.May 2002 [48] [49] July 2002 [49] October 2003 [49]
(2 x VHS)
54 Inferno 7 × 25 min.May 1994 [50] [51]
(2 x VHS)		July 1994 [51] September 1995 [51]
(2 x VHS)
8 55 Terror of the Autons
4 × 25 min.April 1993 [52] [53] June 1993 [53] June 1995 [53]
56 The Mind of Evil 6 × 25 min.May 1998 [54] [55]
(B+W Re-mastered)
(2 x VHS)		March 1999 [55] January 1999 [55]
(2 x VHS)
57 The Claws of Axos 4 × 25 min.May 1992 [56] [57] October 1992 [57] June 1996 [57]
58 Colony in Space 6 × 25 min.November 2001 [58] [59]
(released only in UK as part of a boxset "Colony in Space / The Time Monster")
(2 x VHS)		December 2001 [59]
(released only in AU as part of a boxset "Colony in Space / The Time Monster")
(2 x VHS)		January 2003 [60]
59 The Dæmons 5 × 25 min.March 1993 [61] [62] July 1993 [62] October 1993 [62]
9 60 Day of the Daleks 1 × 100 min.
4 25min.		February 1988 [63] [64] (Edited)
April 1994 [64] [65] (Unedited)		January 1987 [64] March 1989 [64]
61 The Curse of Peladon 4 × 25 min.August 1993 [66] [67] November 1993 [67] September 1995 [67]
62 The Sea Devils 6 × 25 min.September 1995 [68] [69]
(2 x VHS)		July 1996 [69] May 1997 [69]
(2 x VHS)
63 The Mutants 6 × 25 min.February 2003 [70] [71] May 2003 [71] October 2003 [71]
64 The Time Monster 6 × 25 min.November 2001 [59] [72]
(released only in UK as part of a boxset "Colony in Space / The Time Monster")
(2 x VHS)		December 2001 [59]
(released only in AU as part of a boxset "Colony in Space / The Time Monster")
(2 x VHS)		January 2003 [73]
10 65 The Three Doctors 4 × 25 min.August 1991 [74] [75]
(Original)
September 2002 [76] (Re-release as part of The Time Lord Collection X4 VHS)		September 1992 [75] Original)
April 2003 [76]
(Re-release as part of The Time Lord Collection X3 VHS)		January 1992 [75]
66 Carnival of Monsters 4 × 25 min.March 1995 [77] [78] May 1995 [78] March 1996 [78]
67 Frontier in Space 6 × 25 min.August 1995 [79] [80]
(2 x VHS)		November 1995 [80] March 1996 [80]
(2 x VHS)
68 Planet of the Daleks 6 × 25 min.November 1999 [81] [82]
(2 x VHS)		December 1999 [83] November 2000 [83]
(2 x VHS)
69 The Green Death 6 × 25 min.October 1996 [84] [85]
(2 x VHS)		April 1997 [85] February 1997 [85]
(2 x VHS)
11 70 The Time Warrior 1 × 100 min.June 1989 [86] [87]
Edited		March 1989 [87] April 1991 [87]
71 Invasion of the Dinosaurs 6 × 25 min.October 2003 [88] [89] February 2004 [89] October 2003 [89]
72 Death to the Daleks 1 × 100 min.
4 x 25 min.		July 1987 [90] [91]
(Edited)
February 1995 [91] [92] (Unedited)		December 1987 [91] March 1990 [91]
73 The Monster of Peladon 6 × 25 min.January 1996 [93] [94]
(2 x VHS)		May 1997 [94] May 1997 [94]
(2 x VHS)
74 Planet of the Spiders 6 × 25 min.April 1991 [95] [96]
(2 x VHS)		September 1991 [96] May 1994 [96]

Fourth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
12 75 Robot 4 × 25 min.February 1992 [97] [98] July 1992 [98] May 1994 [98]
76 The Ark in Space 1 × 100 min.
4 x 25min.		June 1989 [99] [100]
(Edited)
April 1994 [100] [101] (Unedited)		January 1989 [100] April 1991 [100]
77
78		 The Sontaran Experiment
Genesis of the Daleks 		8 × 25 min.October 1991 [102] [103]
(2 x VHS released only in UK as part of a boxset "The Sontaran Experiment / The Genesis of the Daleks")		July 1992 [103]
(2 x VHS released only in AU as part of a boxset "The Sontaran Experiment / The Genesis of the Daleks")		February 1994 [103]
(2 x VHS released only in US as part of a boxset "The Sontaran Experiment / The Genesis of the Daleks")
79 Revenge of the Cybermen 1 × 100 min.
4 x 25 min.		October 1983 [104] [105]
(Edited)
May 1984 [105] (Edited 2nd)
April 1999 [105] (Unedited)		January 1987 [105]
(Edited)
December 1999 [105] (Unedited)		December 1986 [105]
13 80 Terror of the Zygons 1 x 100 min.
4 x 25 min.		November 1988(edited)
August 1999(unedited)		April 1987(edited)
January 2000 (unedited)		April 1991(edited)
May 2000 (unedited)
81 Planet of Evil 4 x 25 min.February 1994March 1994June 1996
82 Pyramids of Mars 1 x 100 min.
4 x 25 min.		February 1985(edited)
April 1994(unedited)		November 1985(edited)February 1988(edited)
March 1998 (unedited)
83 The Android Invasion 4 x 25 min.March 1995March 1995March 1996
84 The Brain of Morbius 1 x 60 min.
4 x 25 min.		July 1984(edited)
July 1990(unedited)		November 1987(edited)
January 1991(unedited)		November 1987(edited)
February 1997 (unedited)
85 The Seeds of Doom 6 x 25 min.August 1994
2 x VHS		October 1994September 1995
14 86 The Masque of Mandragora 4 x 25 min.August 1991October 1992February 1994
87 The Hand of Fear 4 x 25 min.February 1996May 1997February 1997
88 The Deadly Assassin 4 25 minOctober 1991March 1992March 1989 (edited)
89 The Face of Evil 4 x 25 minMay 1999June 1999March 2000
90 The Robots of Death 1 x 100 min
4 x 25 min		February 1988 (edited)
February 1995 (unedited)		March 1988 (edited)July 1987 (edited)
91 The Talons of Weng-Chiang 1 x 150 min. (edited)November 1988April 1987February 1988
15 92 Horror of Fang Rock 4 x 25min.July 1998November 1998March 1999
93 The Invisible Enemy 4 x 25 min.September 2002November 2002October 2003
94 Image of the Fendahl 4 x 25 min.March 1993July 1993June 1996
95 The Sun Makers 4 x 25 min.July 2001September 2001February 2002
96 Underworld 4 x 25 min.March 2002May 2002May 2003
97 The Invasion of Time 6 x 25 min.March 2000
2 x VHS		August 2000August 2000
2 x VHS
16 98 The Ribos Operation 4 x 25 minApril 1995June 1995September 1996
99 The Pirate Planet 4 x 25 minApril 1995June 1995September 1996
100 The Stones of Blood 4 x 25 minMay 1995July 1995March 1996
101 The Androids of Tara 4 x 25 minMay 1995July 1995March 1996
102 The Power of Kroll 4 x 25 minJune 1995August 1995September 1996
103 The Armageddon Factor 6 x 25 minJune 1995August 1995September 1996
17 104 Destiny of the Daleks 4 x 25 minJuly 1994August 1994May 1997
105 City of Death 4 x 25 minApril 1991September 1991May 1994
106 The Creature from the Pit 4 x 25 minJuly 2002October 2002October 2003
107 Nightmare of Eden 4 x 25 min.December 1998March 1999May 1999
108 The Horns of Nimon 4 x 25 min.June 2003September 2003October 2003
— Shada —July 1992February 1993October 1992
18 109 The Leisure Hive 4 x 25 min.January 1997September 1997May 1997
110 Meglos 4 x 25 minMarch 2003June 2003October 2003
111
112
113		The E-Space Trilogy
Full Circle
State of Decay
Warriors' Gate 		12 x 25 minNovember 1997
3 x VHS		October 1997
3 x VHS		July 1998
3 x VHS
114 The Keeper of Traken 4 x 25 minJune 1993September 1993February 1994
115 Logopolis 4 x 25 minMarch 1992September 1992October 1993

Fifth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
19 116 Castrovalva 4 x 25 minsMarch 1992September 1992October 1993
117 Four to Doomsday 4 x 25 minsSeptember 2001November 2001June 2002
118 Kinda 4 x 24 minsOctober 1994February 1995June 1996
119
120		 The Visitation
Black Orchid 		6 x 25 minsJuly 1994
2 x VHS		August 1994June 1996
2 x VHS
121 Earthshock 4 x 25 minsSeptember 1992March 1993March 1993
122 Time-Flight 4 x 25 minsJuly 2000July 2000March 2001
20 123 Arc of Infinity 4 x 25 minsMarch 1994April 1994September 1995
124 Snakedance 4 x 25 minsDecember 1994February 1995September 1996
125 Mawdryn Undead 4 x 25 minsNovember 1992May 1993February 1994
126 Terminus 4 x 25 minsFebruary 1993June 1993May 1994
127 Enlightenment 4 x 25 minsFebruary 1993May 1993August 1994
128
129		 The King's Demons
The Five Doctors - Special Edition		2 x 25 mins
1 x 100 mins		November 1995
2 x VHS		July 1997
2 x VHS		February 1997
2 x VHS
129 The Five Doctors 1 x 90 minsSeptember 1985
July 1990		May 1988March 1989
21 130 Warriors of the Deep 4 x 25 minsSeptember 1995July 1996May 1997
131
132		 The Awakening
Frontios 		6 x 25 minsSeptember 1997
2 x VHS		March 1998March 1998
2 x VHS
133 Resurrection of the Daleks 4 x 25 minsNovember 1993February 1994May 1994
134 Planet of Fire 4 x 25 minsSeptember 1998January 1999November 1998
135 The Caves of Androzani 4 x 25 minsFebruary 1992May 1992October 1992

Sixth Doctor

Season Story no. Serial name Number and duration
of episodes 		UK release date Australia release date USA/Canada release date
21 136 The Twin Dilemma 4 x 25 min. May 1992 May 1993 October 1993
22 137 Attack of the Cybermen 2 x 45 min. November 2000 November 2000 November 2000
138 Vengeance on Varos 2 x 45 min. May 1993 August 1993 June 1995
149 The Mark of the Rani 2 x 45 min. July 1995 October 1995 February 1997
140 The Two Doctors 3 x 45 mins November 1993 March 1994 June 1995
141 Timelash 2 x 45 mins January 1998 September 1998 March 1998
142 Revelation of the Daleks 2 x 45 mins November 1999 December 1999 February 2001
23 143 The Trial of a Time Lord 14 x 25 mins October 1993
3 x VHS		October 1993
3 x VHS		October 1993
3 x VHS

Seventh Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
24 144 Time and the Rani 4 x 25 minsJuly 1995October 1995September 1995
145 Paradise Towers 4 x 25 minsOctober 1995January 1997June 1997
146 Delta and the Bannermen 3 x 25 minsMarch 2001—June 2002
147 Dragonfire 3 x 25 minsFebruary 1994March 1994February 1997
25 148 Remembrance of the Daleks 4 x 25 minsSeptember 1993September 1993October 1993
149 The Happiness Patrol 3 x 25 minsAugust 1997May 1998March 1998
150 Silver Nemesis - Extended Edition3 x 25 minsApril 1993June 1993August 1994
151 The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 4 x 25 minsJanuary 2000September 1999November 1999
26 152 Battlefield 4 x 25 minsMarch 1998October 1998March 1998
153 Ghost Light 3 x 25 minsMay 1994July 1994June 1996
154 The Curse of Fenric 4 x 25 minsFebruary 1991July 1991January 1992
155 Survival 3 x 25 minsOctober 1995November 1996September 1996

Eighth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
—156 Doctor Who - The Movie 1 x 85 minMay 1996November 1996—

Other

The orphaned episodes of incomplete stories were released via several compilation releases:

SeasonSerial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
1
2
3		The Hartnell Years
An Unearthly Child : Pilot Episode
The Crusade : "The Wheel of Fortune"
The Celestial Toymaker : "The Final Test"		1 x 35 min
2 x 25 min		June 1991May 1992January 1992
5
6		The Troughton Years
The Abominable Snowmen Episode 2
The Enemy of the World Episode 3
The Space Pirates Episode 2		3 x 25 minJune 1991March 1992January 1992
7
8
10		The Pertwee Years
Inferno Episode 7
The Daemons Episode 5
Frontier in Space Episode 6		3 x 25 minMarch 1992October 1992August 1992
—The Tom Baker Years—September 1992
2 x VHS		March 1993March 1993
2 x VHS
—The Colin Baker Years—March 1994April 1994August 1994
3
4		Daleks - The Early Years
The Daleks' Master Plan : "Counter Plot" & "Escape Switch"
The Evil of the Daleks Episode 2		3 x 25 minsJuly 1992February 1993October 1993
4
5		Cybermen - The Early Years
The Moonbase Episodes 2 & 4
The Wheel in Space Episodes 3 & 6		4 x 25 minsJuly 1992March 1993March 1993
4The Missing Years
The Underwater Menace Episode 3		1 x 25 minNovember 1998December 1998February 2001
—More Than Thirty Years in the TARDIS—November 1994March 1995September 1995
— The Curse of Fatal Death 1 x 20 minsSeptember 1999October 1999October 2000

There have also been several releases which collect together related stories and were exclusively available in these sets:

Other releases have been made available which collected together previously released individual stories:

Betamax releases

Releases on the Betamax format.

Second Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
6 48 The Seeds of Death 1 × 150 min.July 1985 (edited) [40] ——

Third Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
9 60 Day of the Daleks 1 × 100 min.July 1986 (edited) [106] ——

Fourth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
12 79 Revenge of the Cybermen 1 × 100 min.October 1983 (edited) [105] ——
13 82 Pyramids of Mars 1 x 100 min.February 1985 (edited) [107] ——
84 The Brain of Morbius 1 x 60 min.
July 1984 (edited) [108] ——
14 90 The Robots of Death 1 x 100 min
April 1986 (edited)——

Fifth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
20 129 The Five Doctors 1 x 90 minsSeptember 1985 [109] ——

Laserdisc releases

Between 1983 and 1997 eight LaserDiscs containing one story of the Third Doctor, four stories from the Fourth Doctor, one story from the Fifth Doctor and one story from the Eighth Doctor have been released. These discs are only playable on LaserDisc players.

Third Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
9 60 Day of the Daleks 4 × 25 min. (UK)December 1996 [110] [111] ——
1 × 89 min. (US movie compilation)—January 1992 [110] [112] —

Fourth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
12 76 The Ark in Space 4 × 25 min.October 1996 [113] [114] ——
79 Revenge of the Cybermen (edited)1 x 92 min.December 1983 [115] [116] ——
13 80 Terror of the Zygons 4 × 25 min.December 1997 [117] [118] ——
84 The Brain of Morbius (edited)1 x 60 min.July 1984 [119] [120] ——

Fifth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
20 130 The Five Doctors 1 × 90 min.—24 August 1994 [121] [122] —

Eighth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
—156 Doctor Who: The Movie 1 × 85 min.—January 1997 [123] —

Video 2000 releases

Releases on the Video 2000 format.

Fourth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
12 79 Revenge of the Cybermen 1 × 100 min.October 1983 (edited) [105] ——
13 84 The Brain of Morbius 1 x 60 min.July 1984 (edited) [108] ——

UMD releases

In 2005, series 1 of Doctor Who was released on Universal Media Disc (UMD) format in four parts. [124] [125] The first part of series 4 also received a UMD release in 2009. They are only playable on Sony's PlayStation Portable and have no region locking. The releases were ultimately discontinued due to disappointing sales. [126]

Ninth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
1 157–159"Rose"
"End of the World"
"The Unquiet Dead"		3 × 45 min.12 December 2005 [127] 4 July 2006 [128] —
160–161"Aliens of London"
"World War Three"
"Dalek"		3 × 45 min.17 October 2005 [129] [130] 4 July 2006 [128] —
162–164"The Long Game"
"Father's Day"
"The Empty Child"
"The Doctor Dances"		4 × 45 min. [lower-alpha 4] 26 December 2005 [127] 4 July 2006 [128] —
165–166"Boom Town"
"Bad Wolf"
"The Parting of the Ways"		3 × 45 min.26 December 2005 [127] 4 July 2006 [128] —

Tenth Doctor

SeasonStory no.Serial nameNumber and duration
of episodes		UK release dateAustralia release dateUSA/Canada release date
4 189–191"Partners in Crime"
"The Fires of Pompeii"
"Planet of the Ood"		3 × 45 min.April 2009 [132] ——

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Also includes pilot episode of An Unearthly Child [3]
  2. 1 2 3 4 Part of The First Doctor Box Set
  3. ↑ Released in a box set alongside Remembrance of the Daleks [20]
  4. ↑ The only UMD release to be split across two discs, as it contains four episodes instead of the usual three. [131]

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The third season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on 11 September 1965 with the story Galaxy 4 and ended on 16 July 1966 with The War Machines. Only 17 out of 45 episodes survive in the BBC archives; 28 remain missing. As a result, only three serials are complete.

<i>Doctor Who</i> season 2 Season of British television series

The second season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who was originally broadcast on BBC1 between 1964 and 1965. The season began on 31 October 1964 with Planet of Giants and ended with The Time Meddler on 24 July 1965. Like the first season, production was overseen by the BBC's first female producer Verity Lambert. Story editor David Whitaker continued to handle the scripts and stories during early production, handing over to Dennis Spooner as the season began to air; Spooner subsequently left his role by the season's end, and was replaced by Donald Tosh for its final serial. By the season's end, Lambert was the only remaining production member from the team responsible for creating the series.

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