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Season
24 (1987)
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Doctor Who : Time and the Rani
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Sylvester
McCoy, Bonnie Langford, Kate O'Mara, Mark Greenstreet, Donald Pickering
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Featuring
Sylvester McCoy as the newly regenerated seventh Doctor, this new DVD
features the Doctor’s battle with the evil Rani. After being attacked
by the Rani, the TARDIS crash-lands on the planet Lakertya. On the floor
of the console room, the Doctor begins his sixth regeneration... In his post-regenerative confusion the Doctor is separated from his young companion Mel and tricked into assisting the Rani in her megalomaniac scheme to construct a giant time manipulator. |
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Doctor
Who : Paradise Towers
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Sylvester
McCoy, Bonnie Langford
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Mel wants to go swimming so the Doctor takes her to a tower block called Paradise Towers where there is reputed to be a fantastic pool. When they arrive they discover that the place is far from being the superb leisure resort they had expected - it is run-down and dilapidated.The hallways are roamed by gangs of young girls known as Kangs; the apartments are inhabited by cannibalistic old ladies, the Rezzies; and the building is managed by a group of dictatorial caretakers, presided over by the Chief Caretaker… |
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Delta
and the Bannermen
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Sylvester
McCoy, Bonnie Langford, Ken Dodd, Sara Griffiths
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The
time: 1959. The place: the Shangri-La Holiday Camp, South Wales. The
Doctor and Mel want time out. The hedonistic alien Navarinos wants to catch some vintage rock and roll. And two CIA agents want to know what happened to their country’s missing satellite. When the beautiful Chimeron princess Delta shows up on the scene, the murderous Bannermen soon follow in hot pursuit. The stage is set for a fiery showdown that will decide the fate of an entire civilisation. |
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Doctor
Who : Dragonfire
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Sylvester
McCoy
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Ace Adventures Box Set: In these two classic stories Ace joins the Seventh Doctor aboard the TARDIS where she’s soon battling a biomechanoid and liberating a world where just feeling sad can get you shot! Dragonfire - On the planet Svartos, the Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) and Mel unexpectedly encounter an old friend – Sabalom Glitz. Joined by Ace, a teenage waitress with a love for explosives, the group ventures off to find the fabled Dragonfire treasure. |
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Season
25 (1988)
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Remembrance
of the Daleks
(Special Edition) |
Sylvester
McCoy
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London, 1963, and the Doctor returns to Coal Hill School with his new companion Ace, where he has unfinished business. His oldest foes, the Daleks, are on the trail of Time Lord technology – an artefact the Doctor himself left behind on Earth. Enlisting the assistance of the local military, the Doctor must protect the Gallifrey an secret of time travel as two opposing Dalek factions meet in an explosive confrontation, with the fate of the entire Universe at stake! |
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The
Happiness Patrol
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Sylvester
McCoy
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Ace Adventures Box Set: In these two classic stories Ace joins the Seventh Doctor aboard the TARDIS where she’s soon battling a biomechanoid and liberating a world where just feeling sad can get you shot! The
Happiness Patrol - On the planet Terra Alpha, the population constantly
displays happy smiles. Anyone feeling remotely glum disappears. Quickly.
Having heard disturbing rumours, the Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) and
Ace arrive to topple the entire regime. |
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Revenge
of the Cybermen / Silver Nemesis Boxset)
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Tom
Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Ian Marter
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In
Revenge of the Cybermen, the Doctor, Sarah and Harry arrives on the
Nerva Beacon, hoping to find the TARDIS waiting for them, instead the
intrepid trio find a space station in the grip of a deadly plague that
has wiped out most of its crew. But the Doctor soon comes to suspect
that the 'plague' is no natural illness – and that some of his
oldest and most fearsome foes are behind it...
The beacon has been set up to warn space traffic of a new satellite orbiting Jupiter, but one craft is taking no notice of the order to stay clear – a Cybership. The satellite is Voga, Planet of Gold, home to the seemingly harmless Vogans – but why are the Cybermen so determined to destroy it? Without the TARDIS, the Doctor is unable to return Sarah and Harry to the 20th Century. But then Sarah falls victim to the mystery virus, and unless the Doctor can find a cure – quickly – she will never make it home at all... |
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The
Greatest Show in the Galaxy
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Sylvester
McCoy, Sophie Aldred
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Although
Ace hates clowns, the Doctor decides to take his companion to the Psychic
Circus on the planet Segonax. There they find a group of scared performers
who live in fear of the sinister and creepy Chief Clown. But
what is so dangerous about this particular circus, why is there such
a small audience and will Ace be able to overcome her fear before it’s
too late? |
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Season
26 (1989)
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Battlefield
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Sylvester
McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Nicholas Courtney, Angela Bruce, Jean Marsh
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The first story from the final season of Sylvester McCoy's tenure as the Doctor. The Doctor and Ace arrive on Earth in the late 1990s where they become involved in a battle between King Arthur and Morgaine. However, these are not the heroes of Britain's past but warriors from another dimension - and they recognise the Doctor as the wizard Merlin. As usual it is down to the Doctor and Ace to save the planet, but this time they find some help in the guise of the Doctor's old UNIT ally, Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. |
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Ghost
Light
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Sylvester
McCoy, Sophie Aldred
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London, 1983: an old house mysteriously burns to the ground. One hundred years earlier, the Doctor and Ace arrive at a sinister mansion in the rural hamlet of Perivale. Horrors old and new await the Doctor amongst the peculiar residents of Gabriel Chase, but it is Ace who must confront her own worst nightmares when she discovers that her past and the house’s future are inextricably linked. |
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The Curse of Fenric
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Sylvester
McCoy, Sophie Aldred
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Doctor Who: The Curse of Fenric is one of the best of Sylvester McCoy’s Seventh Doctor adventures, a complex tale set around a naval installation on the North Yorkshire coast during WWII. The busy plot involves a Russian commando unit, a code-breaking computer, opening gambits in the Cold War, ancient Norse inscriptions concerning even more ancient evil, a new twist on vampirism, chess, global pollution and a creature from the end of human history. Key to all this is the theme of faith and a time paradox centred on Ace (Sophie Aldred), which ultimately turns out to be the resolution to mysteries that have haunted the Doctor’s companion all her life (they were first touched upon in 1987's Dragonfire, also written by Ian Briggs). |
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Survival
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Sylvester
McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Ainley, Lisa Bowerman
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Sylvester McCoy stars as the renegade Time Lord in the last ever new story to air on television. It focuses on the Doctor and Ace in their battle against the Cheetah People who are abducting people from all over West London, and with the help of the Doctor's nemisis The Master, taking them to a distant planet. (2 DVD set) |
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