 Edition: | US (DVD) | | Title: | The Space Museum and The Chase | | Released: | July 2010
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Note: Compared to the UK & Australian releases (and even the previous US VHS release), approx 2 minutes of material has been cut from Episode 1 of The Chase since copyright clearance could not be obtained for the clip of The Beatles which appears on the Time-Space Visualiser. Cover blurb: The Space Museum The TARDIS lands on the planet Xeros, where a vast museum houses a collection of relics from the galactic conquests of the mighty Morok Empire. While they are exploring, the Doctor and his companions make a disturbing discovery: their future selves are preserved as exhibits! (Episodes 1-4, 100 mins) The Chase When the Doctor and his companions discover that a group of time-traveling Daleks have orders to exterminate them, a dangerous chase across time and space follows. (Episodes 1-6, 148 mins) DVD EXTRAS INCLUDE: THE SPACE MUSEUM:
- Audio Commentary by actors William Russell (Ian), Maureen O’Brien (Vicki), and writer Glyn Jones, moderated by Peter Purves
- Defending the Museum Re-evaluation by Robert Shearman (9 mins)
- My Grandfather, the Doctor Jessica Carney on William Hartnell (10 mins)
- A Holiday for the Doctor Spoof with Christopher Green as Ida Barr (14 mins)
- Photo gallery (4 mins)
THE CHASE: - Audio Commentary by actors Maureen O’Brien (Vicki), William Russell (Ian), Peter Purves (Steven), and director Richard Martin
- Cusik [sic] in Cardiff Dalek designer Raymond Cusick visits new series studios (12 mins)
- The Thrill of the Chase Making Of (10 mins)
- Last Stop White City Story of schoolteachers Barbara Wright and Ian Chesterton (13 mins)
- Daleks Conquer and Destroy Dalek retrospective (22 mins)
- Daleks Beyond the Screen Merchandise retrospective (22 mins)
- Shawcraft — The Original Monster Makers Documentary on makers of many props and models for the 1960s Doctor Who (17 mins)
- Follow That Dalek 8mm amateur film (12 mins)
- Give a Show Slides 16 stories (12 mins)
- Photo Gallery (5 mins)
- Radio Times listings (PDF DVD-ROM)
- Production Note Subtitles
For clearance reasons, certain edits have been made. Originally transmitted April 24 - June 26, 1965 |