The Five Doctors

1983 Doctor Who 20th Anniversary Special

1983 Doctor Who episode

129 - "The Five Doctors"

Doctor Who episode
Cast

Doctors

* Peter Davison – Fifth Doctor
* Jon Pertwee – Third Doctor
* Patrick Troughton – Second Doctor
* Richard Hurndall – First Doctor
* Tom Baker \- Fourth Doctor (archive footage)

Companions

* Janet Fielding – Tegan Jovanka
* Mark Strickson – Vislor Turlough
* Elisabeth Sladen – Sarah Jane Smith
* Carole Ann Ford – Susan Foreman
* Nicholas Courtney – Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart
* Lalla Ward – Romana (archive footage)

Others

* Anthony Ainley – The Master
* Philip Latham – Lord President Borusa
* Dinah Sheridan – Chancellor Flavia
* Paul Jerricho – The Castellan
* David Banks – Cyber Leader
* Mark Hardy – Cyber Lieutenant
* Richard Mathews – Rassilon
* Frazer Hines – Jamie McCrimmon
* Wendy Padbury – Zoe Heriot
* Caroline John – Liz Shaw
* Richard Franklin – Captain Mike Yates
* David Savile – Colonel Crichton
* John Leeson – Voice of K9
* Roy Skelton – Dalek Voice
* John Scott Martin – Dalek Operator
* Stuart Blake – Commander
* Stephen Meredith – Technician
* Ray Float – Sergeant
* John Tallents – Guard
* William Kenton – Cyber Scout
* Keith Hodiak – Raston Robot

Production
Directed by| Peter Moffatt
Written by| Terrance Dicks
Script editor| Eric Saward
Produced by| John Nathan-Turner
Music by| Peter Howell
Production code| 6K
Series| Special (1983)
Running time| 90 minutes (original)
101 minutes (Special Edition)
First broadcast| 23 November 1983 (1983-11-23) (first global)
25 November 1983 (first UK)
Chronology
| ← Preceded by
The King's Demons | Followed by →
Warriors of the Deep

|

List of episodes (1963–1989)

The Five Doctors is a special feature-length episode of the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, produced in celebration of the programme's 20th anniversary. It had its world premiere in the United States, on the Chicago PBS station WTTW and various other PBS member stations on 23 November 1983,[1] the anniversary date. It was transmitted on BBC1 in the United Kingdom two days later.

The Five Doctors was written by Terrance Dicks, who had been the script editor for the entirety of the Third Doctor's era and had written for the series since the 1960s. The episode aired after the conclusion of the 20th season to celebrate the 20th anniversary. Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee reprised their roles as the Second and Third Doctors, respectively. Richard Hurndall portrayed the First Doctor, as the character's original actor, William Hartnell, had died since his last appearance on the show ten years previously. Since Tom Baker decided not to appear in the special, footage from the unfinished serial Shada was used to portray the Fourth Doctor.

## Plot

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An unknown entity uses the Time Scoop to bring several of the previous incarnations of the Doctor; his former companions Susan Foreman, Sarah Jane Smith, and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart; and his enemies the Daleks, the Cybermen, a Raston Warrior Robot and a Yeti, from their respective time streams into the Death Zone on Gallifrey. The entity's attempt to grab the Fourth Doctor and Romana ends up trapping the two in the time vortex. The Fifth Doctor senses the disruption of his own timeline, and with his own companions Tegan and Turlough, travels to Gallifrey via his TARDIS, also ending up in the Death Zone, unable to travel farther with the TARDIS due to a force field projected by the Tomb of Rassilon, the tower at the centre of the Death Zone. The various Doctors lead their companions towards the Tower while avoiding the hostile forces.

In the Citadel on Gallifrey, the High Council of Time Lords have also detected the disturbance in the Doctor's timeline and the power drain from the Time Scoop, and Lord President Borusa has the Master summoned, to help rescue the Doctor, offering him a new set of regenerations and a pardon if he succeeds. The Master accepts, and is given a recall device by the Castellan and a copy of the High Council's seal before he is transmatted to the Zone. The Master encounters the Third Doctor, who dismisses him and accuses him of making the seal himself, before finding the Fifth just as they are surrounded by Cybermen. The Master is knocked out by a Cyberman's gun firing, and the Doctor finds and uses the recall device to return to the Citadel. When the Master awakes, he makes a pact with the Cybermen to lead them to the Tower.

As the other Doctors and companions converge on the Tower, the Fifth Doctor discovers the recall device given to the Master included a tracking signal to lead the Cybermen to him. The Castellan is found to possess the forbidden Black Scrolls of Rassilon, and dies while attempting to escape an invasive mind probe. When the Doctor returns to the High Council's chamber to report, he finds Borusa missing, and soon discovers a secret room with Borusa at the controls of the Time Scoop. Borusa reveals he seeks to be the President Eternal of Gallifrey and needed the Doctors to disable the force field over the Tomb in order to gain immortality from Rassilon's Ring and rule forever. Borusa uses his headgear, the Coronet of Rassilon, to compel the Doctor to do his bidding. Meanwhile, the Master meets the First Doctor and Tegan and rids himself of the Cybermen by letting them fall victim to the Death Zone's traps, before killing the Cyberleader with one of his subordinates' guns.

As Borusa expected, the other three Doctors and their companions have made it to the tomb chamber, bypassing the Yeti and Raston Warrior Robot, as well as phantoms of the Doctor's former companions Jamie McCrimmon, Zoe Heriot, Liz Shaw and Mike Yates. They ponder the meaning of writing in the tomb: "to lose is to win and he who wins shall lose". The Master arrives in the Tomb, but the Doctors' companions tie him up, with the Brigadier knocking him out for good measure. The Doctors disable the force field to summon the TARDIS, but this action allows Borusa and the Fifth Doctor to arrive via transmat. Borusa uses the Coronet to prevent the Doctors' companions from interfering while he speaks to Rassilon. An image of Rassilon appears above the tomb and offers Borusa his ring as the key to immortality. Borusa dons the Ring, but then shortly disappears, becoming living stone that is part of Rassilon's tomb. The First Doctor realised what fate the tomb's writing foretold: immortality, but at a cost of perpetual incarceration.

Rassilon frees the Fourth Doctor and Romana from the time vortex and returns the Master to his own time; the Doctors immediately refuse his offer for immortality. The First, Second and Third Doctors collect their respective companions and return to their time streams as well, leaving the Fifth Doctor with Tegan and Turlough. Chancellor Flavia arrives via transmat, with the Chancellery Guard, and, after learning of Borusa's fate, declares that the Doctor is now Lord President, a position he cannot refuse. The Doctor tells Flavia to return to the Citadel, as he will follow shortly, then quickly departs with his companions, as he has no intention of returning to Gallifrey any time soon. Tegan asks if he's planning to jet off across the galaxy in an old spaceship running from his people. With a grin, he replies that of course he is, as that's how his adventure started in the first place.

## Production

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The working title for this story was "The Six Doctors".[2] It would have been written by former script editor Robert Holmes and would have featured the Cybermen and their kidnapping of the five incarnations of the Doctor; in their attempt to extract Time Lord DNA to turn themselves into "Cyberlords", the twist being that the First Doctor and Susan would actually be android impostors[2] (the former being the "Sixth Doctor" of the title) and the Second Doctor would have saved the day. However, Holmes dropped out at an early stage and another former script editor, Terrance Dicks, was brought in instead. Some elements of this plotline would be reused in Holmes' own The Two Doctors (1985) and in Chris Chibnall's "The Timeless Children" (2020).

The programme is officially a co-production with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, although the production team were not aware of this during production and the agreement in effect amounted to little more than a pre-production purchase pact. Nathan-Turner's first choice of director for the story was Waris Hussein, who had directed the first-ever Doctor Who serial, An Unearthly Child, in 1963. However, Hussein was in America at the time and was unable to accept the offer.[3] Nathan-Turner then asked another veteran director, Douglas Camfield, to direct but he also declined.[4] Camfield was also very ill with heart disease and this may have affected his decision not to direct the production. He died of a heart attack early in 1984.[5]

The original script featured an appearance by the Autons, last seen in Terror of the Autons (1971). After being dropped into the Death Zone, Sarah would have been attacked by a group of them before being rescued by the Third Doctor. However, due to budgetary restrictions, the scene was dropped[6] and replaced in the finished version. Just before she meets the Third Doctor, Sarah falls a few feet down what fans have generally considered a rather unconvincing slope. In the novelisation, Sarah actually steps off a cliff. This was what was originally intended in the script, but for budgetary reasons the sequence was changed.

Location filming took place at Cwm Bychan, Llanbedr.[7] The Yeti costume used in the serial was last used in The Web of Fear in 1968. It had decayed badly in 15 years of storage, requiring dim lighting and selective camera angles during filming.[8]

The story was prepared in two formats: the ninety-minute version and a four-part version, the latter designed for international distribution or repeat broadcasting in the ordinary series run. The episode breaks were, respectively, Sarah falling down the slope, the Cybermen placing their bomb outside the TARDIS while Susan and Turlough watch, and the Master appearing behind the First Doctor and Tegan while in the Dark Tower. This is the only programme from the classic series of Doctor Who for which all recorded and filmed material, including alternative and unused takes, fluffed scenes and so forth, still exists in broadcast-quality format. This allowed for the creation of a Special Edition of the story in 1995. "The Five Doctors" was recorded in four-channel stereo, but broadcast in mono. The later DVD releases had a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack.

In the various publicity photos of the five Doctors from this story, a waxwork model of Tom Baker from a 1980 Doctor Who Exhibition in Madame Tussauds was used. According to producer John Nathan-Turner, Baker had agreed to do the photocall for the 20th anniversary but, suspecting that he might not turn up, Nathan-Turner arranged for the waxwork to be on location.[9]

The end credits featured a specially-mixed version of the theme music, which began with Delia Derbyshire's original 1960s arrangement and then segued into the Peter Howell arrangement being used by the series at the time (the former being played at a slightly higher speed to match the tempo and pitch of the latter). This arrangement was only used on this one occasion[10] and was the last time that the Derbyshire version was heard during the show's original run. A unique arrangement of the opening credits music was also used, which ended in a brief coda phrase that was never used in any other serial.

### Cast notes

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The First Doctor was played by Richard Hurndall, replacing William Hartnell, who died in 1975. Hartnell does make an appearance, however, in a pre-titles clip taken from the end of The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964).[10] After initially agreeing to take part, Tom Baker declined to return so soon after his departure from the series two years before, saying in 2014, "I didn't want to play 20 per cent of the part. I didn't fancy being a feed for other Doctors—in fact, it filled me with horror."[11] His appearance was pieced together with footage from the unaired serial Shada.[12]

In early drafts of the script, some of the Doctor and companion combinations were different. Originally, the Fourth Doctor would have been paired with Sarah Jane Smith, the Third Doctor with Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and the Second Doctor with Jamie McCrimmon.[13] When Frazer Hines, Jamie's actor, proved unavailable for more than a cameo appearance the script had to be altered, pairing the Second Doctor with Victoria Waterfield. This was revised again when Deborah Watling, Victoria's actress, became unavailable and Baker decided not to appear, resulting in the pairings of the First Doctor with Susan, the Second with the Brigadier, the Third with Sarah Jane Smith, and the Fifth with Tegan and Turlough. Instead of meeting phantoms of Jamie and Zoe (Wendy Padbury), the Second Doctor and the Brigadier were originally scripted to meet Zoe and Victoria. The Doctor would have realised the truth about them when Victoria called Lethbridge-Stewart "Brigadier", when she only knew him as a Colonel (in The Web of Fear). Deborah Watling was unable to make the recording dates but Frazer Hines was able to free himself up for a day's shooting, so Jamie was written in instead.

John Levene was invited back as Sergeant Benton but objected to the script requiring Benton to not recognise the Second Doctor. Levene felt this was unfaithful to his character, who he felt would not forget the Second Doctor, and he declined to participate. The scene was filmed with actor Ray Float portraying an unnamed UNIT Sergeant.[14]

In April 2013, Carole Ann Ford revealed the producer had initially insisted that Susan not refer to the Doctor as her grandfather: "You will not believe why. They said, 'We don't really want people to perceive him as having had sex with someone, to father a child.' I just screamed with hysterical laughter and said, 'In that case, I'm not doing it.'" The script was changed to include mentions of the characters' relationship.[15]

## Broadcast and reception

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Episode| Title| Run time| Original air date| UK viewers
(millions) [16]

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1| "The Five Doctors"| 90:23| 25 November 1983 (1983-11-25)| 7.7

"The Five Doctors" was first broadcast in the United States on the actual date of the programme's 20th anniversary. The broadcast in the United Kingdom was delayed two days so it could coincide with the BBC's Children in Need charity night, with an outro in character by Peter Davison. There were a few segments in the BBC broadcast that had not been shown in the US airing.[clarification needed]

A four-part-serial version of the story was shown on BBC1, nightly between 14 August and 17 August 1984 at 6:15 p.m., achieving viewing figures of 4.7, 4.5, 3.7 and 4.8 million, respectively.[17]

Paul Cornell, Martin Day and Keith Topping wrote of the special in The Discontinuity Guide (1995), "A fine anniversary tale, although don't analyse the plot too closely as it's largely a collection of set pieces without a great deal of substance. This is Terrance Dicks' loving tribute to a series that he helped to mould and, as such, contains everything that it should."[18] In The Television Companion (1998), David J. Howe and Stephen James Walker stated that "The Five Doctors" "is not as bad as it could have been ... [but] the story fairly groans at the seams with the inclusion of so many 'old favourites'." Still, they felt that it worked as a one-off fun celebration.[19]

In 2012, Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times found the serial fun and made with a lot of love, though he noted the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane fared less well than some of the others. He also called it "Anthony Ainley's most effective outing" and praised the efficient scripting and other aspects of production aside from Moffatt's "sedate" direction.[20] DVD Talk's Stuart Galbraith gave the story four out of five stars, finding Hurndall's performance as the First Doctor "the show's biggest, most delightful surprise".[21] Writing for io9, Alasdair Wilkins said that the special was "far from perfect" and "a big, silly adventure", but worked "much better if you can selectively switch your brain off".[22] Digital Spy's Morgan Jeffery gave the story three out of five stars, writing that it was "not the show's finest hour" but adding that it was "fun if enjoyed in the right frame of mind."[23]

## Commercial releases

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### In print

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The Five Doctors Author| Terrance Dicks

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Cover artist| Andrew Skilleter
Series| Doctor Who book:
Target novelisations

Release number

| 81
Publisher| Target Books

Publication date

| 24 November 1983
ISBN| 0-426-19510-8

A novelisation of this serial, written by Terrance Dicks, was published by Target Books in November 1983; it was the only Target novelisation to be published before its story was aired. The novelisation features numerous deleted scenes that subsequently turned up on the special-edition DVD release of this story.

### Home media

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"The Five Doctors" was first released on VHS and Betamax in September 1985, using a unique to home video edit trimmed by 97s to allow the release to use a 90m cassette. This is distinct from shorter version sold to the USA, with different cuts. [citation needed] In 1990, the story was re-released, on VHS only, using the original UK broadcast edit. This version was also released on US LaserDisc in 1994.

A Special Edition of the episode (originally called the Collector's Edition), with updated special effects, surround-sound compatibility and an alternate editing of the raw material was released on VHS in 1995 in a box set with the video of The King's Demons and a limited-edition postcard album. This version also features a special BBC video ident, showing said ident being whisked away by the Time Scoop. The Special Edition was the first Doctor Who story to be released on DVD, on 1 November 1999. The Region 1 version has a commentary track by Peter Davison and writer Terrance Dicks. This would later be carried over to the 2008 re-release in Region 2.

On 22 August 2005 it was announced that "The Five Doctors" would be the first Doctor Who story to be made available to download to mobile phones, in a deal between BBC Worldwide and the technology firm Rok Player. The story was re-released as a 25th anniversary edition DVD on 3 March 2008. This release contains both the original broadcast version and the special edition. The special was a free gift in issue 4 of Doctor Who DVD Files.

On 28 August 2015, "The Five Doctors" was released in Germany—with the German title Die Fünf Doktoren.[24]

In September 2023, the story was released again in an upgraded format for Blu-ray, being included with the other stories from Season 20 in the Doctor Who - The Collection Box Set. This release featured the original 1983 version, updated with new special effects. The only change retained from the 1995 version was Rassilon's voice.[25]

#### Special Edition differences

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There are many differences between the original 1983 version of the episode and the 1995 special-edition version.[26] Many of these changes were not carried over to the 2023 version.

* Several scenes have been extended with previously unused footage. Some scenes also have new musical cues.
* Some scenes are re-ordered to match the original script.
* At the beginning there are added scenes of the Dark Tower's exterior and interior.
* The Time Scoops' black triangles have been replaced with a new effect, resembling an upside-down whirlwind.
* The Time Scoop sent to capture the Fourth Doctor turns black before capturing him, visibly indicating a malfunction.
* Thunder sound effects have been added to the scenes of the First Doctor trapped in the mirror-maze as well as to the scene of him outside the front gate.
* There is a visual-effect added onto the Dalek in the mirror-maze after it is struck by its own weapon to suggest intensifying heat prior to it exploding.
* The Dark Tower slowly becomes visible through the destroyed wall panel after the Dalek explodes.
* All beam effects, including the boobytrapped checkerboard floor, have been redone.
* The effect of the Fifth Doctor and the phantoms fading away have been altered to look less similar.
* The image and visual effect of the Fourth Doctor stuck in the time-vortex has been changed: it no longer includes Romana.
* Rassilon's voice has been altered to sound more dramatic.
* The last scene of the Fourth Doctor returned to his proper place in space and time has been changed to a different clip from Shada.
* The scene at the end in which the various Doctors depart in their TARDISes has been replaced with "Time Scoops" departing instead.
* Whilst the Fifth Doctor and the Master are talking (having just met), the Cyberman who catches sight of them no longer says "Ah!" to himself.
* The music, dialogue and sound effects are re-mixed in stereo, with two exceptions: The pre-credits clip of William Hartnell, and the Delia Derbyshire arrangement of the theme tune during the first half of the credits. These were left in mono for stylistic reasons.[citation needed]

### Soundtrack

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Doctor Who: The Five Doctors

Soundtrack album by

Peter Howell and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Released| 14 September 2018[27]
Recorded| 1983, 1995
Genre| Soundtrack
Length| 1:17:54
Label| Silva Screen
Producer| Mark Ayres
Doctor Who soundtrack chronology
| Doctor Who: The Invasion
(2018)  | ''Doctor Who: The Five Doctors''
(2018)  | Doctor Who: Series 11
(2019)

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BBC Radiophonic Workshop chronology
| The Changes
(2018)  | Doctor Who: The Five Doctors
(2018)  | Possum
(2018)

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The complete original and special edition scores, as well as a selection of effects by Dick Mills was released on 14 September 2018.[28][27] It was also released on 2-LP 28 September 2018, omitting the effects.[29][30]

#### Track listing

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All tracks are written by Peter Howell, except where noted[27]

No.| Title| Length

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1.| "Doctor Who – Opening Theme (The Five Doctors)" (Ron Grainer arr. Peter Howell)| 00:36
2.| "New Console"| 00:24
3.| "The Eye of Orion"| 00:57
4.| "Cosmic Angst"| 01:18
5.| "Melting Icebergs"| 00:40
6.| "Great Balls of Fire"| 01:02
7.| "My Other Selves"| 00:38
8.| "No Coordinates"| 00:26
9.| "Bus Stop"| 00:23
10.| "No Where, No Time"| 00:31
11.| "Dalek Alley and The Death Zone"| 03:00
12.| "Hand in the Wall"| 00:21
13.| "Who Are You?"| 01:04
14.| "The Dark Tower / My Best Enemy"| 01:24
15.| "The Game of Rassilon"| 00:18
16.| "Cybermen I"| 00:22
17.| "Below"| 00:29
18.| "Cybermen II"| 00:58
19.| "The Castellan Accused / Cybermen III"| 00:34
20.| "Raston Robot"| 00:24
21.| "Not the Mind Probe"| 00:10
22.| "Where There's a Wind, There's a Way"| 00:43
23.| "Cybermen vs Raston Robot"| 02:02
24.| "Above and Between"| 01:41
25.| "As Easy as Pi"| 00:23
26.| "Phantoms"| 01:41
27.| "The Tomb of Rassilon"| 00:24
28.| "Killing You Once was Never Enough"| 00:39
29.| "Oh, Borusa"| 01:21
30.| "Mindlock"| 01:12
31.| "Immortality"| 01:18
32.| "Doctor Who Closing Theme – The Five Doctors Edit" (Ron Grainer arr. Delia Derbyshire and Peter Howell)| 01:19
33.| "Death Zone Atmosphere"| 03:51
34.| "End of Episode 1 (Sarah Falls)"| 00:11
35.| "End of Episode 2 (Cybermen III variation)"| 00:13
36.| "End of Episode 3 (Nothing to Fear)"| 00:09
37.| "The Five Doctors Special Edition: Prologue (Premix)"| 01:22
38.| "Doctor Who – Opening Theme (The Five Doctors Special Edition)" (Ron Grainer arr. Peter Howell)| 00:35
39.| "The Five Doctors Special Edition: Prologue"| 01:17
40.| "The Eye of Orion / Cosmic Angst (Special Edition)"| 02:22
41.| "Melting Icebergs (Special Edition)"| 00:56
42.| "Great Balls of Fire (Special Edition)"| 00:56
43.| "My Other Selves (Special Edition)"| 00:35
44.| "Nothing Can Go Wrong (Special Edition)"| 00:35
45.| "Bus Stop (Special Edition)"| 00:22
46.| "No Where, No Time (Special Edition)"| 00:36
47.| "Enter Borusa (Special Edition)"| 00:28
48.| "Enter The Master (Special Edition)"| 00:14
49.| "Dalek Alley and The Death Zone (Special Edition)"| 03:06
50.| "Hand in the Wall (Special Edition)"| 00:20
51.| "Recall Signal (Special Edition)"| 00:34
52.| "Who Are You? / Tell Me All About It (Special Edition)"| 00:49
53.| "Thunderbolts (Special Edition)"| 00:33
54.| "The Dark Tower (Special Edition)"| 00:25
55.| "My Best Enemy (Special Edition)"| 01:11
56.| "The Game of Rassilon (Special Edition)"| 00:17
57.| "Cybermen I (Special Edition)"| 00:22
58.| "Below (Special Edition)"| 00:43
59.| "Cybermen II (Special Edition)"| 01:12
60.| "The Castellan Accused / Cybermen III (Special Edition)"| 00:35
61.| "Raston Robot (Special Edition)"| 00:24
62.| "Not the Mind Probe (Special Edition)"| 00:32
63.| "Where There's a Wind, There's a Way (Special Edition)"| 00:31
64.| "Cybermen vs Raston Robot (Special Edition)"| 02:04
65.| "Above and Between (Special Edition)"| 01:41
66.| "The Fortress of the Time Lords (Special Edition)"| 01:04
67.| "As Easy as Pi (Special Edition)"| 00:22
68.| "I Hope You've Got Your Sums Right / Phantoms (Special Edition)"| 02:29
69.| "The Tomb of Rassilon (Special Edition)"| 00:29
70.| "Killing You Once was Never Enough (Special Edition)"| 01:26
71.| "Oh, Borusa (Special Edition)"| 01:21
72.| "Mindlock (Special Edition)"| 01:11
73.| "Immortality (Special Edition)"| 01:17
74.| "Doctor Who Closing Theme – The Five Doctors Edit (Special Edition)" (Ron Grainer arr. Delia Derbyshire and Peter Howell)| 01:16
75.| "The Eye of Orion Atmosphere" (Dick Mills at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop)| 03:07
76.| "Time Scoop" (Dick Mills at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop)| 00:24
77.| "Transmat operates" (Dick Mills at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop)| 00:09
78.| "Rassilon background" (Dick Mills at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop)| 03:49
79.| "Borusa ring sequence" (Dick Mills at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop)| 00:37
80.| "The Five Doctors Titles Zap"| 00:10
Total length:| 01:17:54

## See also

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* The Three Doctors
* Dimensions in Time
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "Twice Upon a Time"
* "Fugitive of the Judoon"
* "The Power of the Doctor"
* The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot

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## External links

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* "The Five Doctors" at BBC Online
* Script to Screen: The Five Doctors, by Jon Preddle (Time Space Visualiser issue 43, March 1995)

### Target novelisation

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* The Five Doctors title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database

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|

Season 2|

* Planet of Giants
* The Dalek Invasion of Earth
* The Rescue
* The Romans
* The Web Planet
* The Crusade
* The Space Museum
* The Chase
* The Time Meddler

Season 3|

* Galaxy 4
* The Myth Makers
* The Daleks' Master Plan
* The Massacre
* The Ark
* The Celestial Toymaker
* The Gunfighters
* The Savages
* The War Machines

Season 4|

* The Smugglers
* The Tenth Planet

Other appearances|

| Major|

* The Three Doctors
* "The Five Doctors"
* "Twice Upon a Time"

|

Minor|

* "The Name of the Doctor"
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "Listen"
* "The Witch's Familiar"
* "The Doctor Falls"
* "The Power of the Doctor"

See also|

* Dimensions in Time
* An Adventure in Space and Time

Audio

| The Early Adventures|

* Domain of the Voord
* The Doctor's Tale

|

Other|

* The Companion Chronicles
* The Lost Stories
* A Star is Born
* Hunters of Earth
* The First Doctor Adventures
* An Unearthly Woman

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* Venusian Lullaby
* The Sorcerer's Apprentice
* The Empire of Glass
* The Man in the Velvet Mask
* The Plotters

|

Past Doctor Adventures|

* The Witch Hunters
* The Infinity Doctors
* Salvation
* City at World's End
* Bunker Soldiers
* Byzantium!
* Ten Little Aliens
* The Eleventh Tiger
* The Time Travellers

Novellas|

* Time and Relative
* Frayed

Video games

* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Second Doctor stories

Television

| Season 4|

* The Power of the Daleks
* The Highlanders
* The Underwater Menace
* The Moonbase
* The Macra Terror
* The Faceless Ones
* The Evil of the Daleks

|

Season 5|

* The Tomb of the Cybermen
* The Abominable Snowmen
* The Ice Warriors
* The Enemy of the World
* The Web of Fear
* Fury from the Deep
* The Wheel in Space

Season 6|

* The Dominators
* The Mind Robber
* The Invasion
* The Krotons
* The Seeds of Death
* The Space Pirates
* The War Games

Other appearances|

| Major|

* The Three Doctors
* "The Five Doctors"
* The Two Doctors

|

Minor|

* The Tenth Planet
* "The Name of the Doctor"
* "The Day of the Doctor"

See also|

* Dimensions in Time
* "Twice Upon a Time"

Audio

* The Companion Chronicles
* The Lost Stories
* Shadow of Death
* The Second Doctor Adventures

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* The Menagerie
* Invasion of the Cat-People
* Twilight of the Gods
* The Dark Path

|

Past Doctor Adventures|

* The Murder Game
* The Roundheads
* The Infinity Doctors
* Players
* The Final Sanction
* Independence Day
* Dying in the Sun
* Combat Rock
* The Colony of Lies
* The Indestructible Man
* World Game

Novellas|

* Foreign Devils
* Wonderland

Video games

* Dalek Attack
* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Third Doctor stories

Television

| Season 7|

* Spearhead from Space
* Doctor Who and the Silurians
* The Ambassadors of Death
* Inferno

|

Season 8|

* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* Colony in Space
* The Dæmons

Season 9|

* Day of the Daleks
* The Curse of Peladon
* The Sea Devils
* The Mutants
* The Time Monster

Season 10|

* The Three Doctors
* Carnival of Monsters
* Frontier in Space
* Planet of the Daleks
* The Green Death

Season 11|

* The Time Warrior
* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Death to the Daleks
* The Monster of Peladon
* Planet of the Spiders

Other appearances|

| Major|

"The Five Doctors"

|

Minor|

* "The Day of the Doctor"

See also|

* Dimensions in Time
* "The Name of the Doctor"

Audio

| Radio plays|

* The Paradise of Death
* The Ghosts of N-Space

|

Other|

* Zagreus
* The Companion Chronicles
* Vengeance of the Stones
* The Third Doctor Adventures
* River Song
* The House That Hoxx Built

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* The Ghosts of N-Space
* Dancing the Code
* The Eye of the Giant
* The Scales of Injustice
* Speed of Flight

|

Past Doctor Adventures|

* The Devil Goblins from Neptune
* The Wages of Sin
* Last of the Gaderene
* Verdigris
* Rags
* The Suns of Caresh
* Deadly Reunion
* Island of Death

Other|

* Nightdreamers
* Harvest of Time

Video games

* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Fourth Doctor stories

Television

| Season 12|

* Robot
* The Ark in Space
* The Sontaran Experiment
* Genesis of the Daleks
* Revenge of the Cybermen

|

Season 13|

* Terror of the Zygons
* Planet of Evil
* Pyramids of Mars
* The Android Invasion
* The Brain of Morbius
* The Seeds of Doom

Season 14|

* The Masque of Mandragora
* The Hand of Fear
* The Deadly Assassin
* The Face of Evil
* The Robots of Death
* The Talons of Weng-Chiang

Season 15|

* Horror of Fang Rock
* The Invisible Enemy
* Image of the Fendahl
* The Sun Makers
* Underworld
* The Invasion of Time

Season 16|

* The Ribos Operation
* The Pirate Planet
* The Stones of Blood
* The Androids of Tara
* The Power of Kroll
* The Armageddon Factor

Season 17|

* Destiny of the Daleks
* City of Death
* The Creature from the Pit
* Nightmare of Eden
* The Horns of Nimon
* Shada (unaired)

Season 18|

* The Leisure Hive
* Meglos
* Full Circle
* State of Decay
* Warriors' Gate
* The Keeper of Traken
* Logopolis

Minor appearances|

* Planet of the Spiders
* "The Name of the Doctor"
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "The Witch's Familiar"

See also|

* "The Five Doctors"
* Dimensions in Time

Audio

| The Nest Cottage Chronicles|

* Hornets' Nest
* Demon Quest
* Serpent Crest

|

The Fourth Doctor Adventures|

| Season 1|

* The Renaissance Man
* The Wrath of the Iceni
* Energy of the Daleks
* Trail of the White Worm / The Oseidon Adventure

|

Season 2|

* The Auntie Matter
* The Sands of Life

Novel adaptions|

* The Romance of Crime
* The English Way of Death
* The Well-Mannered War

Other|

* "Exploration Earth: The Time Machine"
* Doctor Who and the Pescatons
* The Companion Chronicles
* Night of the Stormcrow
* Babblesphere
* Classic Doctors, New Monsters
* Someone I Once Knew
* Out of Time

See also|

* The Kingmaker

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* Evolution
* The Romance of Crime
* System Shock
* Managra
* The English Way of Death
* The Shadow of Weng-Chiang
* The Well-Mannered War

|

Past Doctor Adventures|

* Millennium Shock
* Corpse Marker
* Tomb of Valdemar
* Festival of Death
* Asylum
* Psi-ence Fiction
* Wolfsbane
* Match of the Day

Novellas|

* Ghost Ship

Video games

* Dalek Attack
* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Fifth Doctor stories

Television

| Season 19|

* Castrovalva
* Four to Doomsday
* Kinda
* The Visitation
* Black Orchid
* Earthshock
* Time-Flight

|

Season 20|

* Arc of Infinity
* Snakedance
* Mawdryn Undead
* Terminus
* Enlightenment
* The King's Demons
* "The Five Doctors"

Season 21|

* Warriors of the Deep
* The Awakening
* Frontios
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Planet of Fire
* The Caves of Androzani

Minor appearances|

* Logopolis
* "The Name of the Doctor"
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "The Power of the Doctor"

See also|

* Dimensions in Time
* "Time Crash"

Audio

| The Monthly Adventures|

* The Sirens of Time
* Phantasmagoria
* Red Dawn
* The Mutant Phase
* Spare Parts
* Nekromanteia
* Creatures of Beauty
* Zagreus
* The Kingmaker
* Renaissance of the Daleks
* Son of the Dragon
* Time Reef
* The Destroyer of Delights
* The Chaos Pool
* The Eternal Summer
* Plague of the Daleks
* Cobwebs
* The Demons of Red Lodge and Other Stories
* The Jupiter Conjunction
* The Butcher of Brisbane
* Cold Fusion

|

Other|

* The Fifth Doctor Adventures
* The Four Doctors
* The Companion Chronicles
* The Lost Stories
* The Five Companions
* Smoke and Mirrors
* The Light at the End
* Classic Doctors, New Monsters
* The Tenth Doctor Adventures
* River Song

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* Goth Opera
* The Crystal Bucephalus
* Lords of the Storm
* The Sands of Time
* Cold Fusion

|

Past Doctor Adventures|

* Imperial Moon
* The King of Terror
* Superior Beings
* Warmonger
* Fear of the Dark

Novellas|

* Blood and Hope

Video games

* The First Adventure
* Dalek Attack
* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Cyberman stories

Television

| First Doctor|

* The Tenth Planet

|

Second Doctor|

* The Moonbase
* The Tomb of the Cybermen
* The Wheel in Space
* The Invasion

Fourth Doctor|

* Revenge of the Cybermen

Fifth Doctor|

* Earthshock
* "The Five Doctors"

Sixth Doctor|

* Attack of the Cybermen

Seventh Doctor|

* Silver Nemesis

Tenth Doctor|

* "Rise of the Cybermen" / "The Age of Steel"
* "Army of Ghosts" / "Doomsday"
* "The Next Doctor"

Eleventh Doctor|

* "Closing Time"
* "Nightmare in Silver"

Twelfth Doctor|

* "Dark Water" / "Death in Heaven"
* "World Enough and Time" / "The Doctor Falls"

Thirteenth Doctor|

* "The Haunting of Villa Diodati"
* "Ascension of the Cybermen" / "The Timeless Children"
* "The Power of the Doctor"

Other appearances|

| Major|

* "Cyberwoman"

|

Minor|

* The War Games
* The Mind of Evil
* Carnival of Monsters
* "Dalek"
* "The Pandorica Opens" / "The Big Bang"
* "A Good Man Goes to War"
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "The Time of the Doctor"
* "Face the Raven"
* "Hell Bent"
* "Once, Upon Time" / "The Vanquishers"

See also|

* Dimensions in Time
* Tardisode
* "Twice Upon a Time"

Audio

* Spare Parts
* Legend of the Cybermen

Books

* Iceberg
* Made of Steel

Video games

* Destiny of the Doctors
* Top Trumps
* "Blood of the Cybermen"
* Return to Earth
* The Mazes of Time
* The Eternity Clock
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

Stage

* Doctor Who Prom
* Doctor Who Live

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Dalek stories

Television

| First Doctor|

* The Daleks
* The Dalek Invasion of Earth
* The Chase
* "Mission to the Unknown"
* The Daleks' Master Plan

|

Second Doctor|

* The Power of the Daleks
* The Evil of the Daleks

Third Doctor|

* Day of the Daleks
* Planet of the Daleks
* Death to the Daleks

Fourth Doctor|

* Genesis of the Daleks
* Destiny of the Daleks

Fifth Doctor|

* Resurrection of the Daleks

Sixth Doctor|

* Revelation of the Daleks

Seventh Doctor|

* Remembrance of the Daleks

Ninth Doctor|

* "Dalek"
* "Bad Wolf" / "The Parting of the Ways"

Tenth Doctor|

* "Army of Ghosts" / "Doomsday
* "Daleks in Manhattan" / "Evolution of the Daleks"
* "The Stolen Earth" / "Journey's End"

Eleventh Doctor|

* "Victory of the Daleks"
* "Asylum of the Daleks"
* "The Time of the Doctor"

Twelfth Doctor|

* "Into the Dalek"
* "The Magician's Apprentice" / "The Witch's Familiar"

Thirteenth Doctor|

* "Resolution"
* "Revolution of the Daleks"
* "Eve of the Daleks"
* "The Power of the Doctor"

Minor appearances|

* The Space Museum
* The Wheel in Space
* The War Games
* The Mind of Evil
* Frontier in Space
* Logopolis
* "The Five Doctors"
* Doctor Who
* "The Waters of Mars"
* "The Beast Below"
* "The Pandorica Opens" / "The Big Bang"
* "The Wedding of River Song"
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "Hell Bent"
* "The Pilot"
* "Twice Upon a Time"
* "Once, Upon Time" / "The Vanquishers"

See also|

* The Curse of Fatal Death
* Tardisode 13 – "Doomsday"
* "The Last Day"
* Daleks!
* "Destination: Skaro"

Films

| Dr. Who films|

* Dr. Who and the Daleks
* Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.

|

See also|

* The Lego Batman Movie

Audio

| The Monthly Adventures|

* The Genocide Machine
* The Apocalypse Element
* The Mutant Phase
* The Time of the Daleks
* Jubilee
* The Juggernauts
* Return of the Daleks
* Renaissance of the Daleks
* Brotherhood of the Daleks
* Enemy of the Daleks
* Plague of the Daleks
* Daleks Among Us

|

Dalek Empire|

* Dalek War

I, Davros|

* Innocence
* The Davros Mission

Other|

* Death and the Daleks
* Unbound
* The Lost Stories
* The Four Doctors
* The Five Companions
* Energy of the Daleks
* The Eighth Doctor Adventures
* The War Doctor
* Living History
* The Tenth Doctor Adventures
* After the Daleks
* Nightmare of the Daleks
* The Final Beginning

Minor appearances|

* Seasons of Fear
* Eyes of the Master

Books

| Novelisations|

* Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks
* The Dalek Invasion of Earth
* The Chase
* The Daleks' Master Plan Part I: Mission to the Unknown
* The Daleks' Master Plan Part II: The Mutation of Time
* The Power of the Daleks
* The Evil of the Daleks
* Day of the Daleks
* Doctor Who and the Space War
* Planet of the Daleks
* Death to the Daleks
* Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks
* Doctor Who and the Destiny of the Daleks
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks
* Remembrance of the Daleks

|

Eighth Doctor Adventures|

* War of the Daleks
* Legacy of the Daleks

New Series Adventures|

* I Am a Dalek
* Prisoner of the Daleks
* The Dalek Generation
* Engines of War

Other|

* The Dalek Factor

Video games

* Dalek Attack
* Destiny of the Doctors
* Top Trumps
* "City of the Daleks"
* Evacuation Earth
* Return to Earth
* The Mazes of Time
* The Eternity Clock
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

Stage

* The Evil of the Daleks
* The Daleks' Master Plan
* Doctor Who Prom
* Doctor Who Live

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Gallifrey stories

Television|

| Major appearances|

* The War Games
* The Deadly Assassin
* The Invasion of Time
* Arc of Infinity
* "The Five Doctors"
* "The End of Time"
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "Hell Bent"
* "Ascension of the Cybermen" / "The Timeless Children"

|

Minor appearances|

* Colony in Space
* The Three Doctors
* "The Sound of Drums"
* "The Name of the Doctor"
* "Listen"
* "Heaven Sent"
* "Spyfall"

Audio|

| The Monthly Adventures|

* The Sirens of Time
* The Apocalypse Element
* Shada
* Neverland
* Zagreus

|

Other|

* Death Comes to Time
* Unbound
* The Eighth Doctor Adventures
* The War Doctor

Books|

* Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible
* Nightshade
* Blood Harvest
* Goth Opera
* Lungbarrow
* The Eight Doctors
* Legacy of the Daleks
* The Infinity Doctors
* Dead Romance
* The Shadows of Avalon
* The Ancestor Cell
* Warmonger
* World Game
* Engines of War

See also|

* Time Lord
* Regeneration
* Time War
* "The Last Day"

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: K9 stories

Television

| Fourth Doctor|

* The Invisible Enemy
* Image of the Fendahl
* The Sun Makers
* Underworld
* The Invasion of Time
* Destiny of the Daleks
* The Creature from the Pit
* Nightmare of Eden
* The Horns of Nimon
* Shada (unaired)
* The Leisure Hive
* Meglos
* Full Circle
* State of Decay
* Warriors' Gate

|

Tenth Doctor|

* "School Reunion"

The Sarah Jane Adventures|

* The Mad Woman in the Attic
* The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith
* The Gift
* The Nightmare Man
* Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith

Other appearances|

| Major|

* K-9 and Company
* K9

|

Minor|

* "The Five Doctors"
* "Invasion of the Bane"
* The Lost Boy
* "Journey's End"
* Mona Lisa's Revenge

See also|

* Dimensions in Time
* "From Raxacoricofallapatorius with Love"

Audio

| The Monthly Adventures|

* Zagreus
* Shada

|

Novel adaptions|

* The Romance of Crime
* The English Way of Death
* The Well-Mannered War

Other|

* The Companion Chronicles
* The Sands of Life
* A Forever Home
* Tenth Doctor, Classic Companions

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* The Romance of Crime
* The English Way of Death
* The Shadow of Weng-Chiang
* The Well-Mannered War

|

New Adventures|

* Falls the Shadow
* Lungbarrow
* The Dying Days
* Beige Planet Mars

Past Doctor Adventures|

* Tomb of Valdemar
* Festival of Death

Eighth Doctor Adventures|

* Interference – Book One
* The Gallifrey Chronicles

Other|

* Peacemaker
* The Essential Book of K9

Video games

* Lego Dimensions

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: The Master stories

Television

| Third Doctor|

* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* Colony in Space
* The Dæmons
* The Sea Devils
* The Time Monster
* Frontier in Space

|

Fourth Doctor|

* The Deadly Assassin
* The Keeper of Traken
* Logopolis

Fifth Doctor|

* Castrovalva
* Time-Flight
* The King's Demons
* "The Five Doctors"
* Planet of Fire

Sixth Doctor|

* The Mark of the Rani
* The Trial of a Time Lord
* The Ultimate Foe

Seventh Doctor|

* Survival

Eighth Doctor|

* Doctor Who

Tenth Doctor|

* "Utopia" / "The Sound of Drums" / "Last of the Time Lords"
* "The End of Time"

Twelfth Doctor|

* "Dark Water" / "Death in Heaven"
* "The Magician's Apprentice" / "The Witch's Familiar"
* "World Enough and Time" / "The Doctor Falls"

Thirteenth Doctor|

* "Spyfall"
* "Ascension of the Cybermen" / "The Timeless Children"
* "The Power of the Doctor"

Minor appearances|

* The Caves of Androzani
* "Deep Breath"
* "Into the Dalek"
* "The Caretaker"
* "Flatline"
* "In the Forest of the Night"
* "Extremis"
* "The Lie of the Land"
* "Empress of Mars"
* "The Eaters of Light"

See also|

* The Curse of Fatal Death
* Scream of the Shalka
* "The Giggle"

Audio

| The Fourth Doctor Adventures|

* Trail of the White Worm / The Oseidon Adventure

|

Other|

* The Monthly Adventures
* Unbound
* The Eighth Doctor Adventures
* Dominion
* Mastermind
* The End of the Line
* Jago & Litefoot
* The War Master
* Master of Worlds

Books

| Missing Adventures|

* The Dark Path
* Verdigris

|

Eighth Doctor Adventures|

* The Eight Doctors
* Legacy of the Daleks
* The Adventuress of Henrietta Street
* Sometime Never...
* The Deadstone Memorial
* The Gallifrey Chronicles

Past Doctor Adventures|

* The Infinity Doctors
* Last of the Gaderene
* Prime Time
* The Quantum Archangel
* Deadly Reunion

Other|

* Who Killed Kennedy
* Happy Endings
* Harvest of Time
* The Story of Martha

Video games

* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Multi-Doctor stories

Television|

| Different incarnations|

* The Three Doctors
* "The Five Doctors"
* The Two Doctors
* "The Day of the Doctor"
* "Twice Upon a Time"
* "Fugitive of the Judoon"
* "The Power of the Doctor"
* "The Giggle"

Minor instances|

* "The Name of the Doctor"
* "Deep Breath"
* "Listen"
* "The Doctor Falls"
* "The Timeless Children"
* "Once, Upon Time"

Identical incarnations|

* "Journey's End"
* "The Rebel Flesh / "The Almost People"
* "The Vanquishers"

Minor instances|

* "The Big Bang"
* "Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS"
* "Joy to the World"

Audio|

* The Sirens of Time
* Zagreus
* 100
* The Four Doctors
* The Eleven
* Cold Fusion

Books|

* Timewyrm: Genesys
* Timewyrm: Revelation
* Who Killed Kennedy
* Cold Fusion
* The Eight Doctors
* Players
* Interference – Book One
* Interference – Book Two
* The Colony of Lies
* Wolfsbane

Comics|

* Emperor of the Daleks
* Assimilation2

Video games|

* Dalek Attack
* Destiny of the Doctors
* Legacy
* Lego Dimensions

See also|

* Regeneration
* The Brain of Morbius
* The Trial of a Time Lord
* Dimensions in Time
* The Curse of Fatal Death
* "Time Crash"
* "Time"
* "Last Night"

Regeneration stories

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: Rassilon stories

Television|

* "The Five Doctors"
* "The End of Time"
* "Hell Bent"

Audio|

* Seasons of Fear
* The Time of the Daleks
* Neverland
* Zagreus

Books|

* Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible
* The Eight Doctors
* Engines of War

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who: UNIT stories

Television

| Second Doctor|

* The Invasion

|

Third Doctor|

* Spearhead from Space
* Doctor Who and the Silurians
* The Ambassadors of Death
* Inferno
* Terror of the Autons
* The Mind of Evil
* The Claws of Axos
* The Dæmons
* Day of the Daleks
* The Time Monster
* The Three Doctors
* The Green Death
* Invasion of the Dinosaurs
* Planet of the Spiders

Fourth Doctor|

* Robot
* Terror of the Zygons
* The Android Invasion
* The Seeds of Doom

Seventh Doctor|

* Battlefield

Tenth Doctor|

* "The Christmas Invasion"
* "The Sontaran Stratagem" / "The Poison Sky"
* "Planet of the Dead"

Eleventh Doctor|

* "The Power of Three"
* "The Day of the Doctor"

Twelfth Doctor|

* "Death in Heaven"
* "The Zygon Invasion" / "The Zygon Inversion"

Thirteenth Doctor|

* Flux
* "Survivors of the Flux"
* "The Power of the Doctor"

Fourteenth Doctor|

* "The Star Beast"
* "The Giggle"

Fifteenth Doctor|

* "The Legend of Ruby Sunday" / "Empire of Death"

Other appearances|

| Major|

* Enemy of the Bane
* Death of the Doctor
* The War Between the Land and the Sea

|

Minor|

* Colony in Space
* The Mutants
* The Time Warrior
* The Seeds of Doom
* "The Five Doctors"
* "Aliens of London" / "World War Three"
* "The Sound of Drums" / "Last of the Time Lords"
* "Fragments"
* "Turn Left"
* "The Stolen Earth" / "Journey's End"
* Children of Earth
* "The End of Time"
* "The Bells of Saint John"
* "The Magician's Apprentice"
* "The Return of Doctor Mysterio"
* "73 Yards"

Spin-offs|

* Wartime
* Downtime
* Auton

See also|

* The Web of Fear
* Mawdryn Undead
* Dimensions in Time
* Scream of the Shalka
* "Resolution"

Audio

| Radio plays|

* The Paradise of Death
* The Ghosts of N-Space

|

UNIT|

* The Coup
* Time Heals
* Snake Head
* The Longest Night
* The Wasting
* Dominion

Torchwood|

* "Lost Souls"
* "Submission"

The Fourth Doctor Adventures|

* Trail of the White Worm / The Oseidon Adventure

Other|

* The Spectre of Lanyon Moor
* Death Comes to Time
* The Lost Stories
* Serpent Crest
* The Companion Chronicles

* History of UNIT

* v
* t
* e

Doctor Who soundtracks

Original series|

* BBC Sound Effects No. 19: Doctor Who Sound Effects
* The Music
* The Music II
* Space Adventures – Music from 'Doctor Who' 1963–1968
* 25th Anniversary Album
* The Curse of Fenric
* The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
* Ghost Light
* Pyramids of Mars
* 30 Years at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
* Music from The Tomb of the Cybermen
* Original Soundtrack Recording
* Terror of the Zygons/The Seeds of Doom
* Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969
* Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970–1980
* Music from the Tenth Planet
* Volume 3: The Leisure Hive
* Volume 4: Meglos & Full Circle
* Devils' Planets – The Music of Tristram Cary
* Cold Worlds
* Survival
* The Daleks
* The Invasion
* The Five Doctors
* The Sun Makers
* The Visitation
* Time and the Rani
* Revenge of the Cybermen
* The Daleks in Colour

Revived series|

* Original Television Soundtrack
* Series 3
* Series 4
* Series 4 – The Specials
* Series 5
* A Christmas Carol
* Series 6
* Series 7
* The Snowmen/The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe
* The Day of the Doctor/The Time of the Doctor
* Series 8
* Series 9
* Series 11
* Series 12
* Series 12 – Revolution of the Daleks
* Series 13 – Flux
* Series 13 – The Specials

Compilations|

* The Worlds of Doctor Who
* The 50th Anniversary Collection

Torchwood|

* Original Television Soundtrack
* Children of Earth

Other|

* Myths and Other Legends
* Dr. Who & the Daleks
* Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans
* An Adventure in Space and Time
* Class

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BBC Radiophonic Workshop

* Desmond Briscoe
* Daphne Oram
* Dick Mills
* Maddalena Fagandini
* Brian Hodgson
* Delia Derbyshire
* John Baker
* David Cain
* Malcolm Clarke
* Paddy Kingsland
* Richard Yeoman-Clark
* Roger Limb
* Glynis Jones
* Peter Howell
* Elizabeth Parker
* Jonathan Gibbs
* Mark Ayres
* Richard Attree

Discography|

* "Time Beat"
* BBC Radiophonic Music
* Fourth Dimension
* The Radiophonic Workshop
* Out of This World
* Through A Glass Darkly
* BBC Sound Effects No. 19: Doctor Who Sound Effects
* BBC Radiophonic Workshop - 21
* BBC Sound Effects No. 26: Sci-Fi Sound Effects
* Doctor Who: The Music
* The Soundhouse
* The Living Planet: Music from the BBC TV Series
* Doctor Who: The Music II
* Doctor Who: 30 Years at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
* Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
* Volume 1: The Early Years 1963–1969
* Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970–1980
* Volume 3: The Leisure Hive
* Volume 4: Meglos & Full Circle
* Music from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop
* The John Baker Tapes – Volume 1: BBC Radiophonics
* BBC Radiophonic Workshop – A Retrospective
* Radiophonic Workshop
* The Vendetta Tapes
* Burials in Several Earths
* Inventions for Radio

Related articles|

* BBC
* White Noise
* Dudley Simpson
* Maida Vale Studios
* Sound Effects No. 13 – Death & Horror

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