Seasons & episodes

Excerpts from BSB's 1990 31 Who weekend, including the trailer for The Three Doctors and interviews with actors Jon Pertwee and Ncholas Courtney, script editor Terrance Dicks and writing partners Bob Baker and Dave Martin. Introduced by 1980s producer John Nathan-Turner. Included on The Three Doctors: Special Edition DVD (2001)

For the program's tenth anniversary, a new version of the theme music was composed by the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop for use with the existing title sequence. Although it was eventually decided not to use this music for broadcast, the early versions of Episode Two of Carnival of Monsters did have the music added. Included are the full opening and closing credits for that early version of the episode.

An alphabetic look at Doctor Who gadgets. Included on the Carnival of Monters: Special Edition DVD (2011)

The original 16mm visual effects test film sequences for this story are included, showing the Drashig puppets and model spacecraft. Included on the Carnival of Monsters: Special Edition DVD (2011)

Color Separation Overlay was a new technique at the BBC in the 1970s. In this short internal training film, Barry Letts demonstrates the process. Included on the Carnival of Monsters: Special Edition DVD (2011).

Looking In was originally broadcast on 7th November 1972 as part of the BBC's 50th anniversary celebrations. The program contained a section looking at the making of Carnival of Monsters. Included on the Carnival of Monsters: Special Edition DVD (2011)

A look at the colour restoration of episode three. With producer Barry Letts, Colour Recovery Working Group leader James Insell, 2|entertain commissioning editor Dan Hall and colourist Jonathan Wood. Narrated by Glen Allen. Produced by Ed Stradling. Included on the Planet of the Daleks DVD (2009).

Deleted Scenes from Invasion of the Dinosaurs

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A rare look inside the TV studio during the recording of City of Death via extracts from recently discovered black and white studio tapes.

Fluffs and technical gaffs from the story's production

The producer's blooper reel.

A comparison of the original opening of Part Three compared to that eventually seen on transmission. Released as part of The Black Guardian box set.

The unrestored opening scene of part one as originally broadcast in 1984, featuring noticeably jerky movement between the background mountain matte and the foreground film sequence that has been corrected in the main feature

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Actors and crew recall the making of The Mark of the Rani in this specially shot documentary, featuring Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Kate O'Mara and Gary Cady (Luke), writers Pip & Jane Baker, script editor Eric Saward and composer Jonathan Gibbs

A short film featuring the Blists Hill Victorian Town location

Nearly ten minutes of additional material from an early edit of Part One

Three short scenes that were deleted from the finished version of the story.

A 15-minute look at the studio recording of Revelation of the Daleks, showing re-takes, fluffs and the general working pattern of a BBC TV studio. This item can be viewed with raw studio sound or with a commentary by Graeme Harper and Terry Molloy.

Scenes cut from Trial of a Time Lord: The Mysterious Planet before transmission

Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant commentary over the closing scenes of Trial of a Time Lord episode 14, in which it is revealed that Peri didn't die, but instead married… Brian Blessed!