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Doctor Who Season 7 joins the Collection
Jon Pertwee’s first season as the Doctor is the next to be released on Blu-ray as part of The Collection. As well as the four stories that comprise season 7, […]
Jon Pertwee’s first season as the Doctor is the next to be released on Blu-ray as part of The Collection.
As well as the four stories that comprise season 7, extras include
Four brand new documentaries, including: SPLENDID CHAP, a profile of beloved Brigadier actor Nicholas Courtney; LOOKING FOR MAC, uncovering the story of writer Malcolm Hulke; TERROR IN THE SUBURBS, looking at when Doctor Who came down to Earth; and LUCKY 13: ROCKETS, ALIENS AND SPARE PARTS, how the science of the day influenced Doctor Who
BEHIND THE SOFA: New episodes with Katy Manning (Jo Grant), Matthew Waterhouse (Adric), Janet Fielding (Tegan), Sarah Sutton (Nyssa), Sophie Aldred (Ace), presenter Toby Hadoke, and the late Caroline John’s family: husband Geoffrey Beevers (who also played the Master) and daughter Daisy Ashford
IN CONVERSATION: Matthew Sweet chats to John Levene, who played UNIT’s Sergeant Benton, about his life and career
THE DOCTOR WHO ESCAPE ROOM: Will Team Third Doctor escape the room of doom?
MOVIE-LENGTH OMNIBUS EDITIONS: Doctor Who and the Silurians and Inferno
EXCLUSIVE CONVENTION FOOTAGE
HD PHOTO GALLERIES
INFO TEXT: Behind-the-scenes information and trivia on every episode.
PDF ARCHIVE: Scripts, Costume Designs, Rare BBC Production Files and other rarities
This seven-disc box set also includes hours of special features previously released on DVD including Documentaries, Featurettes, Audio Commentaries and more.
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 
This will be a good one for fans who had high regards as I did for Doctor Who stories had much more seriousness, as classic Season 7 did and most especially with The Silurians.
One of my favourite Pertwee seasons, those era UNIT stories were great!
Especially the first multiverse story in Doctor Who which was Inferno. Nicholas Courtney’s acting as his darker self in a parallel universe was excellent. And the original Doctor/Master chemistry between Jon Pertwee and Roger Delgado will always be the best.
Inferno was a brilliant story, and still one of my all time favourites. The whole parallel universe concept was do well done. Season 7 was a real gem of creativity and change for Dr Who, the industrial look of the shows settings were also visually dramatic.
The scene with the Auton mannequins coming to life and causing mayhem in the streets is still quite timeless.
Yep, that’s a classic scene indeed. So iconic now as well. It still surprises me that they’ve never done a proper scary Auton story in the modern series by now.
BBV’s AUTON trilogy was pretty impressive at the time. So was an Auton spinoff story in one of my Doctor Who comics when I was a kid. The modern series may be mixed when it comes to the best ways to reintroduced familiar monsters. Even the Daleks and the Cybermen. So I always appreciate how their original impacts can get refreshed recognition in all of these new DVD and Blu-Ray editions for the classic series.