The Doctor and Ace receive a mysterious distress signal and land in the Earth village of Carbury, where a nuclear convoy has halted. The Doctor’s concern is heightened when knights from another dimension begin to land in the area. Nearby is Lake Voortigen, the mythical resting-place of Excalibur, King Arthur’s mystical sword…

But the lake holds a more sinister secret. A spaceship from the same alien dimension lurks under the lake - but does it really contain Arthur’s corpse? And what is it that the Witch Queen, Morgaine, is really after?

The Doctor’s old friend the Brigadier is sent in to investigate, but the Doctor’s happiness is short-lived. It seems his friend must take on the might of the deadly Destroyer, a horned demon intent on bringing about the end of the world…

First up are “Collect ‘N’ Build” Cybermen. These will come in four variations - three from Classic Who (The Tenth Planet, The Tomb of the Cybermen, The Invasion) and one from the ever-so-close Christmas special (The Next Doctor). A fifth variation, the Tomb of the Cybermen Cyber Controller is built up from parts included in the other four packs, in a similar manner to the K-1 Robot built from the Classic series figures. These figures are expected to be released at the back end of January.

"Collect 'N' Build" Cybermen

Second is Captain Jack’s Vortex Manipulator and Mini Sonic Screwdriver. It has light effects, a removable cover and adjustable strap. The Mini Sonic Screwdriver also has light effects. This too is due for release at the end of January.

Captain Jack's Vortex Manipulator

Next up is The Journal of Impossible Things and Mini Sonic Screwdriver. The journal is an A5 notebook featuring a mixture of illustrated and blank pages. Like the last two, it’s also out near the end of January.

The Journal of Impossible Things

Finally is the Cyber Leader voice changer helmet, as seen in The Next Doctor. This is released on the 31st December.

Cyber Leader voice changer helmet

Full Circle: The Doctor discovers the TARDIS has fallen into E-Space and landed on the planet Alzarius. Its only inhabitants live on a vast, dilapidated spaceship which they have been attempting to repair for generations in order to return to their home planet. But Mistfall, a legendary time of terror, is coming again to Alzarius, and an eerie menace is rising out of the misty marshes. The Doctor and Romana must solve the riddle of the strange Marshmen if they are to have any chance of returning to their own universe.

State of Decay: Searching for a way out of E-Space, the Doctor and Romana, joined by a young stowaway, land on an Earth-like planet. Here the people live in fear of ‘the Three who Rule’; cruel lords who live in a high tower overlooking their village. Suppressing all learning to keep their subjects ignorant and helpless, what chilling secret are these ruthless monarchs concealing? An ancient evil is rising once again and only the Doctor and Romana can destroy it.

Warriors’ Gate: A strange creature forces its way into the TARDIS steering them to a white void occupied only by the ruins of an old building and a spaceship. This empty space is a gateway to the past and future and the creature responsible for taking them there is Biroc, a Tharil, an enslaved race. The gateway offers the only exit out of E-Sapce, but the void is contracting. Are the Doctor and his friends fated to spend eternity in E-Space? And what final shock revelation awaits the Doctor?

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Special Features:

Disc 1 - Full Circle

• Commentary – with actor Matthew Waterhouse, writer Andrew Smith and script editor Christopher H. Bidmead.
• All Aboard the Starliner – cast and crew look back at the making of this story.
• K-9 in E-Space – a look at the robot dog’s role in the E-Space arc. With actors Lalla Ward, John Leeson, script editor Christopher H Bidmead, writers Andrew Smith and Terrance Dicks.
• Swap Shop – Noel Edmonds chats to Matthew Waterhouse and takes calls from viewers of the Saturday morning entertainment show after Waterhouse’s first appearance as Adric.
• E-Space – Fact or Fiction? - Could E-Space really exist? A look at the science behind the concept of Exo-Space featuring script editor Christopher H Bidmead, visual effects designer (and Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society) Mat Irvine, authors Stephen Baxter and Paul Parsons, planetary scientist Dr Andrew Ball and astronomer and television presenter Sir Patrick Moore.
• Continuity – BBC continuity announcements from the original transmission.
• Photo Gallery
• Isolated Score
• Coming Soon
• PDF Material
• Programme Subtitles
• Subtitle Production Notes

Disc 2 - State of Decay

• Commentary with actor Matthew Waterhouse, director Peter Moffatt and writer Terrance Dicks.
• The Vampire Lovers – cast and crew look back at the making of this story.
• Film Trims – mute 35mm film trims from the model effects filming for the story, featuring alternative takes of the Tower and the scout ship staking the Great Vampire.
• Leaves of Blood – a history of Vampires in literary fiction featuring authors Ramsey Campbell, Stephen Gallagher, Kim Newman, Pete Crowther, Simon Clark, Alison L R Davies, Chris Fowler and vampire specialist Dr Tina Rath.
• The Blood Show – a fascinating insight into the use and meaning of blood in society and culture.
• The Frayling Reading – cultural historian Sir Christopher Frayling looks at State of Decay with reference to the vampire stories of film and literature.
• Continuity – BBC continuity announcements from the original transmission.
• Photo Gallery
• Isolated Score
• Coming Soon
• PDF Material
• Programme Subtitles
• Subtitle Production Notes

Disc 3 - Warriors’ Gate

• Commentary with actors Lalla Ward and John Leeson, director Paul Joyce, script editor Christopher H Bidmead and visual effects designer Mat Irvine.
• The Dreaming – cast and crew look back at the troubled making of this story.
• The Boy with the Golden Star – actor Matthew Waterhouse looks back on his time on the show.
• Lalla’s Wardrobe – a trip through Romana’s time on the show via the medium of the many costumes actress Lalla Ward wore along the way. It’s a one-off Frockumentary like you’ve never seen before.
• Extended and Deleted Scenes – missing scenes from an earlier edit of ep. two.
• Continuity – BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
• Photo Gallery
• Isolated Score
• Easter Egg – Mat Irvine talks about the Gundan axes and his own on-screen role in Warriors’ Gate.
• Coming Soon
• PDF Material
• Programme Subtitles
• Subtitle
• Production Notes

A single blow from the giant, hairy paw smashes the explorer to the ground. Terrified, he flees from the monster’s glowing eyes and savage fangs…

Why are the peaceful Yeti now spreading death and destruction? And what is the secret behind the glowing cave on the mountain? When Doctor Who discovers that a long-dead friend is still alive, he knows why his visit to the lonely Himalayan monastery has led to a struggle to save the Earth!

David Troughton reads Terrance Dicks’ complete and unabridged novelisation, first published by Target Books in 1974.

• The Editor
• The Moxx of Balhoon
• The Doctor with Ghost Transmission Triangulation Gear
• Novice Hame as Sister of Plenitude
• The Doctor in Spacesuit
• Lilith
• Laszlo
• The Master
• The Doctor in Pentallian Spacesuit

And the pièce de résistance, at a stunning £1.99!

• Sycorax Warrior

How can you possibly say no to a £1.99 figure?

Anneke Wills returns as Polly who, in the present day, tracks down Jo Grant (Katy Manning), and realizes their past adventures with the Doctor have actually intersected. Meanwhile, as the planet Earth faces environmental catastrophe, a third companion is observing them from afar… A certain Thomas Brewster (John Pickard), who is in possession of a stolen TARDIS.