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The Complete (And Incomplete) Doctor Who
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Surviving episodes are listed following the number of the original
episodes. While all of Jon Pertwee's stories were produced in color,
some no longer exist save for black and white film copies, and are
listed as such. The Complete Doctor Who listing of all twenty-six
seasons of Doctor Who produced by the BBC, including the lost stories
and original episodes. The number of episodes per story is indicated
after the title. Some stories are no longer in the possession of the
BBC in their entirety, presumably having been destroyed by the BBC
from 1973-1978. Individual stories were aired in 23 minute episodes,
(except for one Davison story and Colin Bakers first season's shows
were 45 minutes each, and the first pilot show (which never aired).
By late 1977, none of the Hartnell-Troughton stories existed in the
BBC film library in their entirety except for An Unearthly Child. But
a dedicated group of episode hunters unearthed fifteen of the
twenty-nine Hartnell stories, and five of the twenty-one Troughton
stories by 1983. Since then, Hartnell's The Time Meddler and The War
Machines were found in Nairobi in 1984, and Troughton's Tomb of the
Cybermen was found in Hong Kong in early 1992. These existing stories
survive due to certain factors: the episodes were overlooked by the
junkers (including most of Hartnell's first two seasons), or were
copied and sent to worldwide BBC affiliates (and by private
collectors) and later returned, or were borrowed from the BBC vaults
and later returned. Although most remarkably, audio recordings of
every episode since The Myth Makers were made by a dedicated fan --
and now remain the only remnant of these missing episodes. Many
individual episodes have been recovered, such as episodes one, two,
three and six of The Reign of Terror, Episode 2 of The Abominable
Snowmen, and episodes one, four, five and six of The Underwater
Menace.
Several missing Pertwee stories were found on black and white film,
but only two lost Pertwee stories have been recovered in their
original state; Inferno and The Daemons.
William Hartnell 1963-1966
Produced By Verity Lambert and Mervyn Pinfield
Script Editor: David Whitaker
Companions: Susan Forman: (Carol Ann Ford); Barbara Wright (Jacqueline
Hill); Ian Chesterton (William Russell)
Unearthly Child [Pilot] [1] Unaired pilot episode
An Unearthly Child [4] 11/23/63 - 12/14/63
The Daleks [7] 12/21/63 - 2/1/64
The Edge of Destruction (Beyond The Sun) [2] 2/8/64 - 2/15/64
Marco Polo [7] 2/22/64 - 4/4/64
Presumed destroyed
The Keys of Marinus [6] 4/11/64 - 5/16/64
The Aztecs [4] 5/23/64 - 6/13/64
The Sensorites [6] 6/20/64 - 8/1/64
The Reign of Terror [6] 8/8/64 - 9/12/64
Episodes 1,2,3,6 exist
Planet of the Giants [3] 10/31/64 - 11/14/64
Dalek Invasion of Earth [6] 11/21/64 - 12/26/64
Susan Leaves
Script Editor: Dennis Spooner
Companion: Vickie (Maureen O'Brien)
The Rescue [2] 1/2/65 - 1/9/65
The Romans [4] 1/16/65 - 2/6/65
The Web Planet [6] 2/13/65 - 3/20/65
The Crusade [4] 3/27/65 - 4/17/65
Episode 3 exists
The Space Museum [4] 4/24/6/65 - 5/15/65
Companion: Steven Tayler (Peter Purvis)
The Chase [6] 5/22/65 - 6/26/65
Ian and Barbara Leave
Script Editor: Donald Tosh
The Time Meddler [4] 7/3/65 - 7/24/65
(Guest: Peter Butterworth)
Galaxy Four [4] 9/11/65-10/2/65
Presumed destroyed
Mission to the Unknown [1] 10/9/65
Presumed destroyed
Produced By John Wiles
Companion: Katarina (Adrienne Hill)
The Myth Makers [4] 10/16/65 - 11/6/65
Presumed destroyed Vickie leaves
The Dalek's Master Plan [12] 11/13/65 - 1/29/66
Episodes 5 & 10 exist
Companion: Sara Kingdom (Jean Marsh), Bret Vyon (Nicholas Courtney) Katarina leaves
Companion :Dodo Chaplet (Jackie Lane)
The Massacre [4] 2/5/66 - 2/26/66
Presumed destroyed
The Ark [4] 3/5/66 - 3/26/66
The Celestial Toymaker [4] 4/2/66 - 4/23/66
Episode 4 exists
The Gunfighters [4] 4/30/66 - 5/21/66
Companion: Vickie (Maureen O'Brian)
The Savages [4] 5/28/66 - 6/18/66
Presumed destroyed
Steven Tayler leaves
Companion: Polly (Anneke Wills); Ben Jackson (Michael Craze)
The War Machines [4] 6/25/66 - 7/16/66
Dodo leaves
The Smugglers [4] 9/10/66 - 10/1/66
Presumed destroyed
The Tenth Planet [4] 10/8/66 - 10/29/66
Episodes 1,2,3 exist The Cybermen appear
Patrick Troughton 1966-1969
The Power of thee Daleks [6] 11/5/66 - 12/10/66
Presumed destroyed
Companion: Jamie McCrimmon (Frazer Hines)
The Highlanders [4] 12/17/66 - 1/7/67
Presumed destroyed
The Underwater Menace [4] 1/14/67 - 2/4/67
Episode 3 exists
The Moonbase [4] 2/11/67 - 3/4/67
Episodes 2 & 4 exist
The Macra Terror [4] 3/11/67 - 4/1/67
Presumed Destroyed
The Faceless Ones [6] 4/8/67 - 5/13/67
Episodes 2,4,5,6 missing Ben and Polly leave
Companion Vickie Waterfield (Deborah Watling)
The Evil of the Daleks [7] 5/20/67 - 7/1/67
Episodes 1,3,4,5,6,7 missing
Produced By Peter Bryant
Script Editor: Victor Pemberton
The Tomb of the Cybermen [4] 9/2/67 - 9/23/67
Produced by Innes Lloyd
Script Editor: Peter Bryant
The Abominable Snowmen [6] 9/30/67 - 11/4/67
Episode 2 exists
The Ice Warriors [6] 11/11/67 - 12/16/67
Episodes 1,4,5,6 exist
The Enemy of the World [6] 12/23/67 - 1/27/68
Episode 3 exists
Produced by Peter Bryant
Script Editor: Derrick Sherwin
Companion: Alistair Lethbridge Stewart (Nicholas Courtney)
The Web of Fear [6] 2/3/68 - 3/9/68
Episodes 2,3,4,5,6 missing Features John Levine as a Yeti
Fury from the Deep [6] 3/16/68-4/20/68
Presumed destroyed Vickie Leaves
Companion: Zoe Harriot (Wendy Padbury)
The Wheel in Space [6] 4/27/68 - 6/1/68
Episodes 3 & 6 exist
The Dominators [5] 8/10/68 - 9/7/68
The Mind Robber [5] 9/14/68 - 10/12/68
Script Editor: Terrance Dicks
Companion: Sgt. John Benton (John Levine);
The Invasion [8] 11/2/68 - 12/21/68
Episodes 1 & 4 missing
The Krotons [4] 12/28/68 - 1/18/69
The Seeds of Death [6] 1/25/69 - 3/1/69
The Space Pirates [6] 3/8/69 - 4/12/69
Episode 2 exists
Produced By Derrick Sherwin
The War Games [10] 4/19/69 - 6/21/69
Zoe and Jamie leave Featuring Trever Martin
John Pertwee 1970-1974
Companion Liz Shaw (Caroline John)
Spearhead From Space [4] 1/3/70 - 1/24/70
Produced by Barry Letts
Doctor Who & The Silurians [7] 1/31/70 - 3/14/70
Black & White Featuring Paul Darrow
The Ambassadors of Death [7] 3/21/70 - 5/2/70
Black & White
Inferno [7] 5/9/70 - 6/20/70
Liz leaves
Companion Jo Grant (Katy Manning); Mike Yates (Richard Franklin)
Introducing Rodger Delgado as The Master
Terror of the Autons [4] 1/2/71 - 1/23/71
Black & White
The Mind of Evil [6] 1/30/71 - 3/6/71
Black & White
The Claws of Axos [4] 3/13/71 - 4/3/71
Colony in Space [6] 4/10/71 - 5/15/71
The Daemons [5] 5/22/71 - 6/19/71
Colorised by the BBC
Day of the Daleks [4] 1/1/72 - 1/22/72
The Curse of Peladon [4] 1/29/72 - 2/19/72
The Sea Devils [6] 2/26/72 - 4/1/72
The Mutants [6] 4/8/72 - 5/13/72
The Daemons [5] 5/22/71 - 6/19/71
The Time Monster [6] 5/20/72 - 6/24/72
Featuring David Prowse as the Minotaur
The Three Doctors [4] 12/30/72 - 1/20/73
Carnival of Monsters [4] 1/27/73 - 2/17/73
Features Ian Marter and Michael Wisher
Frontier in Space [6] 2/24/73 - 3/31/73
Planet of the Daleks [6] 4/7/73 - 5/12/73
Eps. 1,2,4,5,6 exist in color. Episode 3 in Black and White
The Green Death [6] 5/19/73 - 6/23/73
Jo Leaves Features John Leeson as a miner
Companion Sarah Jane Smith (Elizabeth Sladen)
The Time Warrior [4] 12/15/73 - 1/5/74
Invasion of the Dinosaurs [6] 1/12/74 - 2/16/74
Eps. 2,3,4,5,6 exist in color, 1 in B&W
Death to the Daleks [4] 2/23/74 - 3/16/74
The Monster of Peladon [6] 3/23/74 - 4/27/74
Planet of the Spiders [6] 5/4/74 - 6/8/74
Tom Baker 1974-1981
Script Editor Robert Holmes
Companion Harry Sullivan (Ian Marter)
Robot [4] 12/28/74 - 1/18/75
Produced by Philip Hinchcliffe
The Ark in Space [4] 1/25/75 - 2/15/75
The Sontaran Experiment [2] 2/22/75 - 3/1/75
Genesis of the Daleks [6] 3/8/75 - 4/12/75
Revenge of The Cybermen [4] 4/19/75 - 5/10/75
Terror of the Zygons [4] 8/30/75 - 9/20/75
Planet of Evil [4] 9/27/75 - 10/18/75
Pyramids of Mars [4] 10/25/75 - 11/15/75
The Android Invasion [4] 11/22/75 - 12/13/75
Harry leaves
The Brain of Morbius [4] 1/3/76 - 1/24/76
The Seeds of Doom [6] 1/31/76 - 3/6/76
The Masque of Mandragora [4] 9/4/76 - 9/25/76
The Hand of Fear [4] 10/2/76 - 10/23/76
Sarah Jane Leaves Eldrad Must Live!!!
The Deadly Assassin [4] 10/30/76 - 11/20/76
(Peter Pratt as The Master)
Companion: Leela (Louise Jamison)
The Face of Evil [4] 1/1/77 - 1/22/77
The Robots of Death [4] 1/29/77 - 2/19/77
The Talons of Weng-Chiang [6] 2/26/77 - 4/2/77
Produced By Graham Williams
Horror of Fang Rock [4] 9/3/77 - 9/24/77
Louise Jamison changed her contact lenses hence the eye color change
Companion: K9 (Voiced by John Leeson)
The Invisible Enemy [4] 10/1/77 - 10/22/77
The Image of Fendahl [4] 10/29/77 - 11/19/77
Script Editor: Anthony Read
The Sun Makers [4] 11/26/77 - 12/17/77
Underworld [4] 1/7/78 - 2/28/78
The Invasion of Time [6] 2/4/78 - 3/11/78
Leela Leaves
Companion: Romana (Mary Tamm)
K9 Voiced by David Brierly
The Ribos Operation [4] 9/2/78 - 9/23/78
The Pirate Planet [4] 9/30/78 - 10/21/78
Written By Douglas Adams
The Stones of Blood [4] 10/28/78 - 11/18/78
The Androids of Tara [4] 11/25/78 - 12/16/78
The Power of Kroll [4] 12/23/78 - 1/13/79
(Has John Leeson in person)
The Armageddon Factor [6] 1/20/79 - 2/24/79
Features Lalla Ward as Princess Astra
Script Editor: Douglas Adams
Companion: Romana (Lalla Ward)
K9 Voiced by John Leeson
Destiny of the Daleks [4] 9/1/79 - 9/22/79
City of Death [4] 9/29/79 - 10/20/79
Written by Douglas Adams
Featuring John Cleese and Eleanor Bron
The Creature From the Pit [4] 10/27/79 - 11/17/79
Nightmare on Eden [4] 11/24/79 - 12/15/79
The Horns of Nimon [4] 12/22/79 - 1/12/80
Shada [4] Uncompleted & never transmitted - Available on BBC video
with new segues in 1992; Narrated by Tom Baker; Written by Douglas Adams
Produced By John Nation Turner
Script Editor:Christopher Bidmead
Executive Producer: Barry Letts
The Leisure Hive [4] 8/30/80 -9/20/80
Meglos [4] 9/27/80-10/18/80
Special Guest: Jacqueline Hill
Companion: Adric (Mathew Waterhouse)
Full Circle [4] 10/25/80 - 11/15/80
State of Decay [4] 11/22/80 - 12/13/80
Warriors Gate [4] 1/3/81 - 1/24/81
Romana and k9 leave
Companion: Nyssa (Sarah Sutton)
The Keeper of Traken [4] 1/31/81 - 2/21/81
(Geoffrey Beevers as The Master)
Companion: Tegan Jovanka (Janet Fielding)
Anthony Ainley as The Master
Logopolis [4] 2/28/81 - 3/22/81
Peter Davison
1982-1984
Executive Producer: John Nation Turner
Script editor: Eric Saward
Castrovalva [4] 1/4/82 - 1/12/82
Script Editor: Antony Root
Four to Doomsday [4] 1/18/82 - 1/26/82
Kinda [4] 2/1/82 - 2/9/82
The Visitation [4] 2/15/82 - 2/23/82
Script Editor: Eric Saward
Black Orchid [2] 3/1/82 - 3/2/82
Script Editor: Antony Root
Earthshock [4] 3/8/82 - 3/16/82
Adric Leaves
Script Editor: Eric saward
Time-Flight [4] 3/22/82 - 3/30/82
Arc of Infinity [4] 1/3/83 - 1/12/83
Tegan returns
Featuring Colin Baker as a guard
Snakedance [4] 1/18/83 - 2/26/83
Companion: Turlough (Mark Strickson)
Mawdryn Undead [4] 3/1/83 - 3/9/83
(With Nicholas Courtney)
Terminus [4] 2/15/83 - 2/23/83
Nyssa Leaves
Enlightenment [4] 3/1/83 - 3/9/83
The Kings Demons [2] 3/15/83 - 3/16/83
The Five Doctors [1] 11/23/83 (USA), 11/25/83 (UK)
90 minute special (Richard Hurndall as Doctor #1)
Warriors From the Deep [4] 1/5/84 - 1/13/84
The Awakening [2] 1/19/84 - 1/20/84
Frontios [4] 1/26/84 - 2/3/84
Resurrection of the Daleks [2] 2/8/84 - 2/15/84
45 minute episodes
Companion: Perpugilliam Brown (Nicole Bryant)
Planet of Fire [4] 2/23/84 - 3/15/84
45 minute
Turlough leaves
The Caves of Androzani [4] 3/8/84 - 3/16/84
Colin Baker 1984-1986
The Twin Dilemma [4] 3/22/84 - 3/30/84
Attack of the Cybermen [2] 1/5/85 - 1/12/85
45 minute episodes
Vengeance on Varos [2] 1/19/85 - 1/26/85
45 minute episodes
Kate O' Mara as the Rani
The Mark of the Rani [2] 2/2/85 - 2/9/85
45 minute episodes
The Two Doctors [3] 2/16/85 - 3/2/85
45 minute episodes
With Patrick Troughton and Frasier Hines
Timelash [2] 3/9/85 - 3/16/85
45 minute episodes
Featuring Paul Darrow
Revelation of the Daleks [2] 3/23/85 - 3/30/85
45 minute episodes
Trial of a Time Lord [14] 9/6/86 - 12/6/86
The Mysterious Planet [4] 9/6/86 - 9/27/86
The Mindwarp [4] 10/4/86 - 10/25/86
Peri leaves
Companion: Mel (Bonnie Langford)
Terror of the Vervoids [4] 11/1/86 - 11/22/86
Features Honor Blackman
The Ultimate Foe [2] 11/29/86 - 12/6/86
Sylvester McCoy 1987-1989
Time & the Rani [4] 9/7/87 - 9/28/87
Paradise Towers [4] 10/5/87 - 10/26/87
Delta and the Bannermen [3] 11/2/87 - 11/16/87
Companion: Ace (Sophie Aldred) (real name Dorothy)
Dragonfire [3] 11/23/87 - 12/14/87
Mel leaves
Remembrance of the Daleks [4] 10/5/88 - 10/26/88
The Happiness Patrol [3] 11/2/88 - 11/16/88
Silver Nemesis [3] 11/23/88 - 12/7/88
The Greatest Show in the Galaxy [4] 12/14/88 - 1/4/89
Battlefield [4] 9/6/89 - 9/27/89
Special Guests: Jean Marsh, Nicholas Courtney
Ghost Light [3] 10/4/89 - 10/18/89
The Curse of Fenric [4] 10/25/89 - 11/15/89
Survival [3] 11/22/89 - 12/6/89
Also of note:
Dr. Who and The Daleks (1965) based on the BBC serial The Daleks;
Directed by Gordon Flemyng; Featuring Peter Cushing, Roy Castle,
Jennie Linden, Roberta Tovey, Barrie Ingham, 85 minutes
Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD (1966) based on the BBC serial The
Dalek Invasion of Earth; Directed by Gordon Flemyng, Featuring Peter
Cushing, Bernard Cribbins, Andrew Keir, Ray Brooks, Jill Curzon,
Roberta Tovey, 84 Minutes
Dr. Who on the Radio
1975 Dr. Who and the Time Machine 30 minutes with Tom Baker and
Elizabeth Sladen
1975 Dr. Who and the Pescatons 45 minutes with Tom Baker and Elizabeth
Sladen (also released onLP and CD formats)
1983 Slipback 60 minutes with Colin Baker and Nicole Bryant
1993 The Paradise of Death 6 30 minute parts with Jon Pertwee and
Elizabeth Sladen, Written and produced by Barry Letts.
1995 Dr. Who and the Ghosts of N-Space with John Pertwee and Elizabeth
Sladen (not yet released in the US)
And:
1996 Dr. Who a TV film produced by Philip Segal for Fox TV and BBC
Worldwide, 95 minutes with Paul McGann as the Doctor