The adventures of The Doctor, a time-traveling humanoid alien known as a Time Lord. He explores the universe in his TARDIS, a sentient time-traveling spaceship. Its exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. Along with a succession of companions, The Doctor faces a variety of foes while working to save civilizations, help ordinary people, and right many wrongs.
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The adventures of The Doctor, a time-traveling humanoid alien known as a Time Lord. He explores the universe in his TARDIS, a sentient time-traveling spaceship. Its exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. Along with a succession of companions, The Doctor faces a variety of foes while working to save civilizations, help ordinary people, and right many wrongs.
Season 10 episodes
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England, the near future. A strange anti-matter creature arrives on Earth and attacks UNIT HQ. It seems to be specifically seeking the Doctor out - but why? With the Time Lords themselves unable to help, it seems the only person who can help the Doctor is himself - or selves...
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Directed by Lennie MayneWritten by Dave Martin, Bob BakerGuest stars William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Rex Robinson, Roy Purcell, Clyde Pollitt, Graham Leaman
The third Doctor and Jo find themselves on an artificial world inside the black hole while the second Doctor tries to find a way to control the organism.
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Directed by Lennie MayneWritten by Dave Martin, Bob BakerGuest stars William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Rex Robinson, Roy Purcell, Clyde Pollitt, Graham Leaman
The Time Lord Omega reveals himself to the third Doctor along with plans for vengeance against his own kind.
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Directed by Lennie MayneWritten by Dave Martin, Bob BakerGuest stars William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Rex Robinson, Roy Purcell, Graham Leaman, Stephen Thorne
Omega reveals the purpose behind bringing the Doctor to his antimatter world, but the Doctor(s) discover a startling fact about Omega that he didn't know himself and eventually strike a bargain.
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Directed by Lennie MayneWritten by Dave Martin, Bob BakerGuest stars William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Rex Robinson, Roy Purcell, Graham Leaman, Patricia Prior
The Doctor attempts to test his new dematerialisation circuit by taking Jo to Metebelis Three but instead the TARDIS arrives in the hold of a 1920s cargo ship.
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Directed by Barry LettsWritten by Robert HolmesGuest stars Tenniel Evans, Ian Marter, Jenny McCracken, Leslie Dwyer, Cheryl Hall, Peter Halliday, Michael Wisher, Terence Lodge
The Doctor and Jo attempt to find a way out of the Scope but, when Vorg attempts to entertain the Minorans, the crew of the Bernice suddenly become a lot more dangerous.
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Directed by Barry LettsWritten by Robert HolmesGuest stars Tenniel Evans, Ian Marter, Jenny McCracken, Leslie Dwyer, Cheryl Hall, Peter Halliday, Michael Wisher, Terence Lodge
The Doctor and Jo return to the Bernice to try and aid their escape but find themselves pursued by the Drashigs.
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Directed by Barry LettsWritten by Robert HolmesGuest stars Tenniel Evans, Ian Marter, Jenny McCracken, Leslie Dwyer, Cheryl Hall, Peter Halliday, Michael Wisher, Terence Lodge
The Doctor escapes from the Scope and joins forces with Vorg to try and save its inhabitants but Kalik is still determined to use the Drashigs to start a rebellion.
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Directed by Barry LettsWritten by Robert HolmesGuest stars Tenniel Evans, Ian Marter, Jenny McCracken, Leslie Dwyer, Cheryl Hall, Peter Halliday, Michael Wisher, Terence Lodge
The Doctor and Jo land on a spaceship in the far future as it is attacked by Ogrons, which the human crew see as Draconians. The Doctor and Jo are taken to Earth as spies.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Malcolm HulkeGuest stars Vera Fusek, Peter Birrel, Ray Lonnen, Barry Ashton, Barry Ashton, James Culliford, Louis Mahoney, Roy Pattison
The Doctor and Jo are taken to Earth, where both humans and Draconians believe them to be a spy for the other side.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Malcolm HulkeGuest stars Vera Fusek, Peter Birrel, Ray Lonnen, Barry Ashton, James Culliford, John Rees, Karol Hagar, Michael Hawkins
The Doctor is sentenced to life imprisonment at a lunar penal colony while Jo encounters an old enemy.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Malcolm HulkeGuest stars Roger Delgado, Vera Fusek, Karol Hagar, Harold Goldblatt, Madhav Sharma, Richard Shaw, Luan Peters, Caroline Hunt
The Master rescues the Doctor from the lunar penal colony, aiming to take him and Jo to the Ogrons' planet, and the Doctor's attempt to escape leaves him stranded in space.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Malcolm HulkeGuest stars Roger Delgado, Harold Goldblatt, Richard Shaw, William Wilde, Dennis Bowen
The Doctor, Jo and the Master are taken to Draconia, where the Doctor tries to convince the Draconians of the truth.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Malcolm HulkeGuest stars Roger Delgado, Vera Fusek, Peter Birrel, William Wilde, John Woodnutt, Ian Frost, Clifford Elkin, Stephen Thorne
The Doctor, Williams and the Draconian Prince head to the Ogrons' planet to find evidence of the Master's actions but the Master tricks Jo into leading them into a trap.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Malcolm HulkeGuest stars Roger Delgado, Vera Fusek, Peter Birrel, Stephen Thorne, Peter Birrel, Michael Kilgarriff, Bill Mitchell, Rick Lester
The planet Spiridon, the year 2540. The Doctor and Jo arrive on the trail of the Daleks, and find unexpected allies in the shape of a Thal suicide squad. But what has brought the Daleks here in the first place?
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Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Bernard Horsfall, Prentis Hancock, Tim Preece
The Doctor is captured by the Daleks, while Jo is rescued by a friendly Spridon named Wester.
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Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Bernard Horsfall, Prentis Hancock, Tim Preece, Jane How, Roy Skelton, John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Michael Wisher
The Doctor and Codal escape from their cell and meet up with the Thal commandos who are trying to get into the Dalek base.
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Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Bernard Horsfall, Prentis Hancock, Tim Preece, Jane How, Roy Skelton, Hilary Minster, Alan Tucker, John Scott Martin
The Doctor and his friends escape from the Dalek base, prompting the Daleks to devise a plan to wipe them out.
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Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Bernard Horsfall, Prentis Hancock, Tim Preece, Jane How, Alan Tucker, Roy Skelton, John Scott Martin, Cy Town
The Doctor and his friends ambush two Daleks as part of their plan to get back into the city, but the Daleks are on the verge of unleashing their virus.
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Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Bernard Horsfall, Prentis Hancock, Tim Preece, Jane How, Roy Skelton, Alan Tucker, John Scott Martin, Cy Town
The Doctor and his friends prepare to refreeze the Dalek army but the Dalek Supreme has arrived on the planet determined to destroy them all.
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Directed by David MaloneyWritten by Terry NationGuest stars Bernard Horsfall, Tim Preece, Jane How, Alan Tucker, Roy Skelton, John Scott Martin, Cy Town, Michael Wisher
While the Doctor plans a holiday to Metebelis Three, Jo and the Brigadier are intrigued by a mysterious death at a coal mine in Llanfairfach, which is being blamed on local company Global Chemicals.
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Directed by Michael E. BriantWritten by Barry Letts, Robert SlomanGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Jerome Willis, Stewart Bevan, Tony Adams, Ben Howard, Mostyn Evans, Talfryn Thomas, Roy Evans
The Doctor and the Brigadier attempt to rescue Jo and Bert from the mine but Global Chemicals prove distinctly uncooperative.
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Directed by Michael E. BriantWritten by Barry Letts, Robert SlomanGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Jerome Willis, Stewart Bevan, Tony Adams, Ben Howard, Mostyn Evans, Talfryn Thomas, Roy Evans
The Doctor and Jo manage to escape from the mine with a maggot egg but Stevens is determined to stop them analysing it.
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Directed by Michael E. BriantWritten by Barry Letts, Robert SlomanGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Jerome Willis, Stewart Bevan, Tony Adams, Ben Howard, Talfryn Thomas, Mitzi McKenzie, John Rolfe
The Brigadier calls in a full UNIT force to deal with the giant maggots while the Doctor infiltrates Global Chemicals to find out what is really going on.
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Directed by Michael E. BriantWritten by Barry Letts, Robert SlomanGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, John Levene, Jerome Willis, Stewart Bevan, Tony Adams, Ben Howard, Mitzi McKenzie
The Doctor manages to escape from BOSS with help from Yates and discovers Cliff has been infected by a giant maggot.
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Directed by Michael E. BriantWritten by Barry Letts, Robert SlomanGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, John Levene, Jerome Willis, Stewart Bevan, Mitzi McKenzie, Roy Skelton, John Dearth
The Doctor attempts to destroy the giant maggots and cure Cliff but the real threat is BOSS, who is poised to take over all the world's computers.
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Directed by Michael E. BriantWritten by Barry Letts, Robert SlomanGuest stars Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, John Levene, Jerome Willis, Stewart Bevan, Mitzi McKenzie, Terry Walsh, John Dearth
