Doctor Who. The E-Space trilogy. The Tom Baker years 1974-1981 [DVD video]

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Title:

Added Author:

Baker, Tom, 1934- actor.

Ward, Lalla, actor.

Waterhouse, Matthew, 1961- actor.

Baker, George, 1931-2011, actor.

Publication Date:

2012

Publication Information:

Burbank, CA : BBC Video : Distributed by Warner Home Video, [2012]

Physical Description:

3 videodiscs (approximately 288 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

ISBN:

9781622242481

Abstract:

The Doctor, Romana and K-9 find themselves on the planet Alzarius, whose colonists are besieged by reptilian creatures rising from the marshes. Trapped in E-Space, the Doctor, Romana and K-9 are unaware that Adric has stowed away aboard the TARDIS. Their next stop brings them face to face with a hideous creature from Time Lord legends. Still lost in E-Space, the TARDIS is hijacked by the time-sensitive creature and brought to a crumbling ruin in a lonely white void, where another ship is stranded and in trouble.

General Note:

Title from container.

"Story no. 112, 113, 114."

Originally broadcast on the BBC from October 25, 1980 - January 24, 1981.

Special features: [Disc 1]: Audio commentary by actor Matthew Waterhouse, writer Andrew Smith and script editor Christopher H. Bidmead; "All aboard the Starliner" making of featuring Lalla Ward, George Baker, John Leeson, Bernard Padden, director Peter Grimwade and film cameraman Max Samett (24 min.); K-9 in E-Space (4 min.); "E-Space - fact or fiction?:" exploring the science behind the concept of Exo-Space with visual effects designer Mat Irvine, authors Stephen Baxter and Paul Parsons, planetary scientist Dr. Andrew Ball and astronomer Sir Patrick Moore (14 min.); "Swap Shop:" Noel Edmonds chats with Matthew Waterhouse interview (8 min.); Isolated music score; trails and continuity (3 min.); photo gallery (6 min.); production note option; radio times listings (DVD-ROM PC/Mac).

Special features: [Disc 2]: Audio commentary by actor Matthew Waterhouse, director Peter Moffat and writer Terrance Dicks; "The vampire lovers state of decay" making of featuring Lalla Ward, John Leeson, Clinton Greyn, script editor Christopher H. Bidmead and designer Christine Ruscoe (20 min.); film trims from model effects filming (5 min.); "Leaves of blood" history of vampires in literature (17 min.); "The blood show:" the use and meaning of blood in society and culture (10 min.); "The frayling reading" Christopher Frayling examines State of decay (4 min.); isolated music score; trails and continuity (3 min.); photo gallery (4 min.); production note option; DVD-ROM PC/Mac feature Radio Times billings.

Special features: [Disc 3]: Audio commentary by actors Lalla Ward and John Leeson, director Paul Joyce, script editor Christopher H. Bidmead and visual effects designer Mat Irvine; "The dreaming" making of featuring Clifford Rose, David Weston, and writer Steve Gallagher (27 min.); "The boy with the golden star" Matthew Waterhouse retrospective (19 min.); "Lalla's wardrobe" retrospective featuring costume designers Jane Hudson and Loise Page (17 min.); extended and deleted scenes from part two (4 min.); isolated music score; trails and continuity (2 min.); photo gallery (4 min.); production note option; DVD-ROM PC/Mac feature Radio Times billings.

Performers:

Full circle cast: Tom Baker, Lalla Ward, Matthew Waterhouse, George Baker, John Leeson, Bernard Padden.

State of decay cast: Tom Baker, Lalla Ward, Matthew Waterhouse, John Leeson, Clinton Greyn.

Warrior's gate cast: Tom Baker, Lalla Ward, John Leeson, Clifford Rose, David Weston.

Contents:

Story no. 112: Full circle / produced by John Nathan-Turner ; written by Andrew Smith ; directed by Peter Grimwade ; (ca. 96 min.) -- Story no. 113: Story of decay / produced by John Nathan-Turner ; written by Terrance Dicks ; directed by Peter Moffat ; (ca. 96 min.) -- Story no. 113: Warriors' gate / produced by John Nathan-Turner ; written by Steve Gallagher ; directed by Paul Joyce ; (ca. 96 min.).

Technical Details:

DVD, region 1, full screen (4:3); Dolby Digital mono., DVD9, NTSC.

Personal Subject:

Doctor (Fictitious character)-Drama.

Subject Term:

Interplanetary voyages -- Drama.

Stowaways -- Drama.

Monsters -- Drama.

Space vehicles -- Drama.

Genre:

Science fiction television programs.

Action and adventure television programs