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Season Four
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The Power of the Daleks - All episodes missing from BBC archives (see below)
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The Highlanders - All episodes missing
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The Underwater Menace - Episode 3 missing
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The Moonbase - Episodes 2 & 4 missing
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The Macra Terror - All episodes missing
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The Faceless Ones - Episodes 1 & 3 missing
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The Evil of the Daleks - Episode 2 missing
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Season Five
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Tomb of the Cybermen (4 episodes)
The TARDIS arrives in the future on the planet Telos, where a group of Earth archeologists
are exploring a tomb rumored to house the last of the Cybermen. The Cybermen are revived by
Klieg, the psychotic group leader, and unleash cybermats, small deadly robots, to destroy The
Doctor and the humans.
First aired September 2 to September 23, 1967 |
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The Abominable Snowmen - Episode 2 missing
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The Ice Warriors (6 episodes)
The TARDIS lands on Earth in 3000 A.D., during the Second Ice Age that has gripped the planet. A
nearby geological team has discovered a humanoid creaure embedded deep within the ice, who turns out
to be Varga, leader of the Martian Ice Warriors that visited Earth during the prehistoric Ice Age.
Once revived by the team, Varga forces the Doctor's companion Victoria to help him free the rest of his
crew, and once again launch an attack on humanity.
First aired November 11 to December 16, 1968 |
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The Enemy of the World - Episode 3 missing
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The Web of Fear - Episode 1 missing
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Fury From the Deep - All episodes missing
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The Wheel in Space - Episodes 3 & 6 missing
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Season Six
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The Dominators (5 episodes)
The Doctor and his companions, Jamie and Zoe, land on the planet Dulkis which has been invaded
by the alien Dominators and their robot servants, the Quarks. The Dominators are planning to
turn the planet into an atomic fuel source for their space fleet, thereby destroying the peaceful
inhabitants. The Doctor and Zoe are taken prisoner by The Dominators, and Jamie helps the
Dulcian rebels to defeat their captors.
First aired August 10 to September 7, 1968 |
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The Mind Robber (5 episodes)
Escaping a lava flow, The Doctor takes the TARDIS out of Time and Space, rematerializing in the
Land of Fiction, a white void where fiction has replaced reality. The Master of the Land, an
aging gentleman, wants to retire and have The Doctor take his place. The Master's White Robots
capture Jamie and Zoe, so The Doctor conjures up heroes from the great classics of Earth
to help him save his companions and escape back to this universe.
First aired September 14 to October 12, 1968 |
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The Invasion (8 episodes) [Narrated by Nicholas Courtney]
The Doctor goes to visit the home of his friend, Professor Travers, in present-day London but
discovers the house has been rented to a computer scientist and his niece. The scientist has
recently disappeared, and The Doctor goes to investigate at the corporation that controls all
of the world's computer systems. He meets the Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart of the newly formed
United Nations Intelligence Taskforce. They discover a fiendish plot to enslave humanity and
take over the Earth, led by The Doctor's longtime foes, the Cybermen.
This is the first UNIT story.
First aired November 2 to December 21, 1968 |
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The Krotons (4 episodes)
The Doctor and his companions land on the planet of the primitive Gonds, who are ruled and
taught by the Dynatrope machine. The Doctor learns that the machine houses the crystalline
Krotons, who feed off of the Gonds' mental energy. The Doctor and Zoe are tricked into taking
the Dynatrope test, expending enough brainpower to reanimate the Krotons and threaten the
planet.
First aired December 28, 1968 to January 18, 1969 |
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The Seeds of Death (6 episodes)
21st century Earth relies heavily on T-Mat, a teleportation system used to send shipments around
the globe. When the central relay station on the Moon breaks down, The Doctor goes to investigate,
only to find it taken over by Ice Warriors. The Ice Warriors launch an invasion of Earth, using T-Mat
to send poisonous Martian Seed Pods to destroy humanity.
First aired January 25 to March 1, 1969 |
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The Space Pirates - Episode 2 missing
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The War Games (10 episodes)
The TARDIS crew arrives on what seems to be Earth during the First World War, but they discover
that they are actually on an alien planet. Divided into different time zones from Earth's history,
the planet is a battleground controlled by a race of WarLords, who have transported humans to build
an army of invincible warriors. The Doctor calls on his own people, the Time Lords, to help him defeat the
evil rulers, but they put him on trial for breaking Time Lord law. The origin of The
Doctor is revealed for the first time, he is sentenced to exile on Earth and forced to regenerate yet again.
First aired April 19 to June 21, 1969 |
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