Doctor who dvd in Sci-Fi DVDs & Videos

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Uh-oh! Those dastardly Daleks are devising a devilish doozy-of-a-dirty trick to play on Doctor Who (Peter Davison) and his intrepid band of time-travellers. In the 20th century, on earth, Davros (leader of the Daleks) is about to reenter the fold of time. He plans on destroying everything in his path - even his own subjects! Of course, only the Doctor can stop the sinister creature.

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The Timelords are saved from an old arch enemy by three Doctor Whos in episode 65 of the classic sci-fi series.

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Doctor Who tries to avert disaster when he's called to rescue a doomed Morestran scientific mission on Zeta Minor. The lone surviving scientist won't give up his fascination for the planet's dark powers.

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Six feature length volumes comprise the entire search made by the spaceship Tardis for "The Key to Time." The fourth doctor (Tom Baker) is joined by Romana (Mary Tamm) in this search in which they encounter giant squid-like gods, space pirates, and bitter 32-year winters. Episodes included: "The Ribos Operation," "The Pirate Planet," "The Stones of Blood," "The Androids of Tara," "The Power of Kroll," and "The Armageddon Factor."

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The BBC continues its successful quest to rebrand the iconic DOCTOR WHO franchise with this fourth series of 21st-century episodes. David Tennant continues as the 10th incarnation of the Doctor, with Catherine Tate (who first appeared in the 2006 Christmas special) joining him as his faithful companion, Donna Noble. Together, the time-travelers traipse through Pompeii the day before its eruption; investigate mysteries with Agatha Christie; and even meet up with the Doc's previous roadie, Rose Tyler (Billie Piper). Also included here is the 2007 Christmas Special, featuring singer Kylie Minogue as a waitress aboard the Titanic.

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This time around, it's up to Doctor Who to stop the mischievous Daleks from running a surreptitious drilling operation and exterminating a humanoid race.

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Christopher Eccleston (SHALLOW GRAVE, EXISTENZ) plays the ninth incarnation of DOCTOR WHO in this collection of four episodes from the show. Together with U.K. pop starlet Billie Piper playing the part of his companion, Rose, the Doctor embarks on yet more far-flung and improbable adventures. This release contains the following episodes: "Rose," "The End of the World," and "Unquiet Dead."

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This animated adaptation of the BBC's DOCTOR WHO series follows the Doctor (voiced by David Tennant) and his companion, Martha (Freema Agyeman), as they journey across the galaxy in search of a lost starship, the Infinite. Unfortunately, they have some competition: the devious space-pirate Baltazar is racing to the ship, which may grant him the power to destroy Earth. Can the pair reach the Infinite before he does?

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The TARDIS touches down in 1920s England where, in a case of mistaken identity, Doctor Who finds himself taken under the wing of Lord Cranleigh, and attending a costumed ball. But things turn for the worse when the Doctor becomes the prime suspect in a series of gruesome slayings. The solution to this grisly mystery may be found in one of the rarest flowers of all--the black orchid.

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Christopher Eccleston (SHALLOW GRAVE, EXISTENZ) plays the ninth incarnation of DOCTOR WHO in this collection of four episodes from the show. Together with U.K. pop starlet Billie Piper playing the part of his companion, Rose, the Doctor embarks on yet more far-flung and improbable adventures. This release contains the following episodes: "Long Game," "Father's Day, "Empty Child," and "The Doctor Dances."

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Christopher Eccleston (SHALLOW GRAVE, EXISTENZ) plays the ninth incarnation of DOCTOR WHO in this collection of three episodes from the show. Together with U.K. pop starlet Billie Piper playing the part of his companion, Rose, the Doctor embarks on yet more far-flung and improbable adventures. This release contains the following episodes: "Aliens of London," "World War Three," and "Dalek."

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Threatened by a mineshaft-dwelling terror, the inhabitants of Earth must depend on the Doctor to save them from an unspeakable fate. A special, two-part episode.

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This William Hartnell-era episode of DOCTOR WHO finds the Doctor and his fellow travelers on-board the Tardis landing on an alien planet. They quickly discover that the friendly inhabitants of the planet, the Menoptra, are slowly being destroyed by a malevolent presence known as the Zarbis. The Zarbis are capturing the planet in a giant web, thereby killing off the Menoptra and creating a powerful force that won't allow the Doctor and his allies to leave. Together with the Menoptra the Doctor must figure out how to defeat the Zarbis before it's too late.

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The good Doctor is transported back to 19th-century England, where the Master has teamed up with a time lord known as the Rani to disrupt the social order.

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In this episode of the British television space-adventure series, Doctor Who and Sarah are diverted back to Earth in the year 1911. While there, they must overcome a professor possessed by an ancient Egyptian god of darkness who vows to destroy mankind.

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Arriving in Victorian London, the Doctor and his assistant are confronted by a secret Chinese cult. The cult is responsible for the murders of innocent people and now the Doctor sets out to stop them.

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Original doctor Hartnell is shocked to find that a powerful computer is controlling the hypnotized citizens of present-day London (1966, anyhow) and organizing an army of killer machines bent on world conquest.

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An evil, anti-matter alien attempts to bond with a Time Lord and enter the primary dimension gateway, the Arc of Infinity, thus destroying all existing dimensions. Former Doctor Colin Baker appears as Time Lord Security Commander Maxil in this four-part adventure from the long-running sci-fi series.

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Landing on an oddly familiar station in the 3rd Zone, the Doctor (Colin Baker) meets up with himself (Patrick Troughton, in his final appearance as the Doctor) in 20th-century Seville and finds the Sontarans readying to dissect him. A three-part episode.

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Doctor Who is transported to the second World War in England and battles a curse that summons the Wolves of Fenric to usher in a reign of evil. Contains added material not originally broadcast.

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Doctor Who is summoned on a treacherous journey to Earth's moon in the 21st century. But the travel station has been seized by Ice Warriors from Mars and the Doctor must now outwit them to save the dying Earth.

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Jon Pertwee was the third actor to play Doctor Who, and stars here in an episode that first aired in 1970. The Doctor and his fellow travellers aboard the Tardis have been thrown into a parallel universe where familiar characters emerge with different personality traits--a fascinating premise for one of the best ever episodes of the show.

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Upon being returned to Earth, Ace discovers that her friends have all fallen prey to the Cheetah people, who have been given passage to the planet by an old nemesis of Doctor Who. In order to save her comrades, Ace has to let herself be abducted. This was the last episode to air on British television.

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The Doctor (Tom Baker) returns to Gallifrey as President of the High Council, and exiles longtime companion Leela (Louise Jameson). Believing the Doctor has turned traitor, Leela allies herself with other Time Lords, only to discover that the Doctor is in fact planning a scheme to stop an evil race of aliens from invading Gallifrey.

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INVISIBLE ENEMY: While rescuing a space station in distress, the TARDIS makes contact with a cloud that carries a strange virus, infecting the Doctor (Tom Baker). Now it's up to Leela (Louise Jameson) to rush her ailing compatriot to help before his dementia worsens. A wacky scientist and a robotic dog called K9 may hold the key to saving the Doctor in this episode of the classic British series. K9 AND COMPANY - A GIRL'S BEST FRIEND: A spinoff of the popular BBC science fiction series DOCTOR WHO, this pilot follows Sarah Jane (Elisabeth Sladen) on an adventure. Everything gets a little twisted when Sarah receives a questionable package from Doctor Who while visiting her aunt, containing a robot dog called K9.

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They're ancient, reptilian, and when they're not fast asleep underground, they're scheming to obliterate the human race. The Silurians and the Sea Devils are some of Doctor Who's most fearsome opponents, and this collection presents three classic stories featuring the creatures. Jon Pertwee plays the title role in DOCTOR WHO AND THE SILURIANS and THE SEA DEVILS, while Peter Davison stars in WARRIORS OF THE DEEP. Please see individual titles for complete synopsis information.

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One of the most beloved sagas of the series. The Doctor faces a tribunal of Time Lords charging him with criminal interference in the cosmos.

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David Tennent returns for another successful stint as the title character of DOCTOR WHO in this third series of the BBC's thoroughly modern updating of the classic sci-fi character. Sadly, the Doctor's former assistant Rose (Billie Piper) doesn't return, but he is joined by a new accomplice, Martha (Freema Agyeman), for this run of episodes. Among the highlights in the 13 installments featured here (one of which is the acclaimed Christmas special, "The Runaway Bride") are the return of the Doctor's arch nemesis, the Daleks; a trip to the moon; a journey aboard a space craft heading towards the sun; and a jaunt back to Elizabethan London. Each show contains the usual heady mix of wit and fear, and the series builds to a tense climax as another formidable foe from the Doctor's past, the Master, makes an appearance.

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More adventures with Britain's space-faring Doctor. This time the Doctor (Jon Pertwee) and Jo (Katy Manning) attempt to take a trip, but wind up on in an otherworldy time travel freakout that takes them from 1926 to the age of the dinosaurs. Meanwhile, a fellow traveler shows the crew of the TARDIS a new invention that rivals the television, only with real live performances by miniature figures.

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Continuation of the "Silurian" stories (see also "The Silurians" and "Sea Devils"). The intrepid doctor negotiates with the Silurians to keep them from launching nuclear missiles, while holding at bay the fearsome Myrka, a sea monster.