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Tom Baker | The Doctor | |
Louise Jameson | Leela | |
John Leeson | K-9 / Nucleus | |
Nell Curran | Reception Nurse | |
Harry Fielder | Titan Base Crewman | |
Pat Gorman | Medic | |
Brian Grellis | Safran | |
Roy Herrick | Parsons | |
Frederick Jaeger | Prof. Marius | |
John Scott Martin | Nucleus | |
Jim McManus | Opthalmologist | |
Jay Neill | Silvey | |
Elizabeth Norman | Marius' Nurse | |
Edmund Pegge | Meeker | |
Anthony Rowlands | Crewman | |
Tom Baker | Doctor Who | |
William Hartnell | Dr. Who/The Abbot of Amboise/The Doctor | |
Jon Pertwee | Doctor Who/Dr. Who/The Doctor | |
Patrick Troughton | Dr. Who/Salamander/The Doctor | |
Frazer Hines | Jamie/Jamie McCrimmon | |
Nicholas Courtney | Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart/Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart/Bret Vyon/Col. Lethbridge-Stewart/The Brig | |
Pat Gorman | Guard/Cyberman/Technician/Monk/Sea Devil/Brother/Greek Soldier/Pilot/Seaman/Silurian/Silurian Scient | |
Elisabeth Sladen | Sarah Jane Smith | |
Jacqueline Hill | Barbara Wright/Lexa | |
William Russell | Ian Chesterton | |
Katy Manning | Jo Grant | |
John Scott Martin | Dalek/Dalek Operator/Mutt/Zarbi/Charlie/Robot/Nucleus/Gell Guard/Hughes/Kriz/Mechanoid/Mechonoid/Rea | |
John Levene | Sergeant Benton/RSM Benton/Benton/Yeti/Platoon Under Leader Benton/Cyberman | |
Peter Davison | The Doctor/Doctor Who/Omega | |
Janet Fielding | Tegan |
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Producer |
John Nathan-Turner
Graham Williams Verity Lambert Barry Letts |
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Writer |
Bob Baker
Dave Martin David Fisher Douglas Adams |
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Cinematography |
Fintan Sheehan
Alan Jonas |
The TARDIS is infiltrated by the Swarm - a space-borne intelligence that wishes to spread itself across the universe - and the Doctor is infected by its nucleus. The ship then materialises on Titan, one of the moons of Saturn, where the human occupants of a refuelling station have also been taken over. The Doctor eventually collapses as a result of his infection, but first manages to relay to Leela the coordinates of a local hospital asteroid. At the Bi-Al Foundation, based on the asteroid, Professor Marius clones the two time travellers, miniaturises the clones using the relative dimensional stabiliser from the TARDIS and then injects them into the Doctor's body in the hope that they can find and destroy the nucleus. The plan backfires as the nucleus escapes from the Doctor in place of the clones and is enlarged to human size. The creature arranges for itself to be taken back to Titan, where breeding tanks have been prepared for it. The Doctor, now cured of its influence, enlists the help of K9, Professor Marius's dog-shaped robot computer, and sets a booby-trap that results in the breeding tanks being blown up, killing the nucleus. Marius gives K9 to the Doctor as a parting gift. |
Disc 01 | |
Seen it: Yes 1. The Invisible Enemy | |
The TARDIS is infiltrated by the Swarm - a space-borne intelligence that wishes to spread itself across the universe - and the Doctor is infected by its nucleus. The ship then materialises on Titan, one of the moons of Saturn, where the human occupants of a refuelling station have also been taken over.
The Doctor eventually collapses as a result of his infection, but first manages to relay to Leela the coordinates of a local hospital asteroid. At the Bi-Al Foundation, based on the asteroid, Professor Marius clones the two time travellers, miniaturises the clones using the relative dimensional stabiliser from the TARDIS and then injects them into the Doctor's body in the hope that they can find and destroy the nucleus. The plan backfires as the nucleus escapes from the Doctor in place of the clones and is enlarged to human size. The creature arranges for itself to be taken back to Titan, where breeding tanks have been prepared for it. The Doctor, now cured of its influence, enlists the help of K9, Professor Marius's dog-shaped robot computer, and sets a booby-trap that results in the breeding tanks being blown up, killing the nucleus. Marius gives K9 to the Doctor as a parting gift. |
Disc 02 | |
Seen it: Yes 2. K-9 and Company: A Girl's Best Friend | |
Spin-off from "Doctor Who" which, despite good ratings, didn't get past the pilot stage. One time companion to a mysterious and body-changing alien known as "The Doctor", Sarah Jane Smith returns to Earth and carries on with her journalist career. Now, in 1981, she has managed to rebuild her career and has come, a matter of days before Christmas, to her Aunt Lavinia's (a famous scientist) house in the sleepy English village of Moreton Harwood to write a book and to rest after her world-travelling assignments. However, her journalist's nose sniffs out another mystery when she arrives to find Aunt Lavinia gone, and nobody knows where she is, but the local rumour is that she was the victim of a local witch coven. Worshipers of a pagan goddess Hecate gather to celebrate a festival by ritually murdering a friend of Sarah's. She needs help... and she gets it from a box from her friend "The Doctor." Inside the box is a metal robotic but almost human-like talking dog called K-9 that is built for Sarah Jane personally and together Sarah and K-9 sets out to solve the mystery and stop the killing of Sarah's friend...
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