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MISSING COMMENTARY NOW
AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD
When the Doctor
Who – The Complete Third Series box set was
released last November, it was missing a commentary on the final episode,
Last of the Time Lords. The
commentary should have featured the stars of the show, David Tennant, Freema Agyeman, and John
Barrowman,
and in the
problem… the music
licks they were quoting would have to be copyright cleared before they could be
used on the DVD, and there wasn’t time
between the recording of
the commentary and the release date to get that done. So, that commentary was pulled and replaced
with the one
on the BBC Online
website that has Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner, and Phil Collinson.
The “stars” commentary has now,
however, been cleared and made available for free download for North American
customers via BBC
47MB mp3 file.
STILL MORE
CLASSIC TITLES COMING SOON… 3 FOR AUGUST 5.
BBC Worldwide Americas are announcing the release of three more classic
series titles for North America on Tuesday, August 5, 2008.
They will be:
The Time Meddler starring William Hartnell (4 25-minute episodes, 1 disc,
$24.98),
Black Orchid starring Peter Davison (2 25-minute episodes, 1 disc,
$14.98), and
The Five Doctors 25th Anniversary Edition starring Peter
Davison, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton,
Richard Hurndall, Tom Baker,
and William Hartnell (2 discs, $34.98, more on the contents below)
The first two are conventional releases of stories not released before,
with a price reduction on Black Orchid
due to it being only a 2-part story
(like The
Sontaran Experiment was before it).
The Five Doctors
has
been previously released in
and it only had two extra features on it, a commentary by Peter Davison
and Terrance Dicks and the music soundtrack.
This new edition will feature
the original BBC TV version of the
story on its first disc, which has never been released unedited in
This is accompanied by a full range of bonus materials and a new
commentary recorded by four of the actors who played companions in the
story.
The second disc contains the Special Edition again, with the
Davison/Dicks commentary it had before, and another full set of extras and
featurettes.
The first disc will also contain a very special Easter Egg. Highlight the
blank area of text below to learn what that is…
The first disc contains a “hidden” full
commentary track recorded by David Tennant (the Tenth Doctor), Phil Collinson (producer of
the new series of Doctor
Who) and Helen Raynor (a script editor and writer
on the new series), watching from their unique perspective
as fans of the original series and of this story and as the
makers both in front of and behind the camera of the new series.
APRIL CLASSIC SERIES TITLES NOW IN
RELEASE
Two more new classic series releases came out on April 1, 2008. They are:
The Time Warrior starring Jon Pertwee (4 25-minute
episodes, 1 disc, $24.98, catalog number 1000035800), and
Timelash starring Colin Baker (2 45-minute episodes, 1 disc, $24.98,
catalog number 1000035899).
Here are the contents of each of these:
(Both start with a trailer for the Series 3 Doctor Who box set, which is skippable
with your remote.)
The Time Warrior starring Jon Pertwee as Doctor Who and
Elisabeth Sladen in her first story as Sarah Jane
Smith.
Guest stars Nicholas
Courtney as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. This is also the first story to feature the alien
Sontarans.
-
All four
25-minute episodes of the story, with digitally restored pictures and sound.
-
Graphical menus,
episode selection, scene selection features, and subtitles for the hearing
impaired.
-
Commentary track
by actress Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane Smith),
script editor Terrance Dicks, and producer Barry Letts.
-
“Beginning
the End” A new 30-minute
documentary about the making of this story and the beginning of the break-up of
the Third Doctor’s era. Features new interviews with actors Elisabeth
Sladen, Donald Palmear
(Prof. Rubeish),
and Jeremy Bulloch (Hal the Archer), script
editor Terrance Dicks, producer Barry Letts, and
designer Keith Cheetham.
-
Trails and Continuity. A 1-minute
featurette of all the trailers for this story from the
1973/74 broadcast on the BBC.
- CGI Effects. Turning on this option will replace most of
the video and model effects in this story with newly made computer-
generated ones. (The
default setting is to play the story with the original effects.)
-
Photo
Gallery. A 9-minute featurette
showing production still photos taken during the making of the story.
-
Information
Text. Turning on this option will play
the story with production trivia subtitles appearing throughout the story.
-
Doctor Who
Annual and Radio Times Listings. Place
this DVD into a computer’s DVD-ROM drive and you’ll be able to
access pdf files containing the 1974 Doctor Who Annual and the
original Radio Times programming
listings for this story.
-
2 Easter
Eggs. Highlight the blank area below to
see what they are and how to find them.
1st Egg: On the main menu, highlight the Special
Features button, then press the left arrow.
A Doctor Who logo will appear.
Click on this and you will see a
cutting-room floor scraps from the “Beginning the
End” featurette.
2nd Egg:
Go the second page of the Special Features menu. Highlight the “BACK” button and
press the left arrow.
A Doctor Who logo
will appear. Click on this and you will
see 40 seconds of Terrance Dicks explaining the meaning behind
a particular photo of himself, Barry Letts,
and Jon Pertwee on location.
Timelash starring Colin Baker as the Doctor and Nicola Bryant
as Peri.
-
Both 45-minute
episodes of the story, with digitially restored
pictures and sound.
-
Graphical menus,
episode selection, scene selection features, and subtitles for the hearing
impaired.
-
Commentary track
by actors Colin Baker (the Doctor), Nicola Bryant (Peri),
and Paul Darrow (Tekker).
-
“The Good,
the Bad, and the Ugly” A new
25-minute featurette about the making of this story,
with new interviews from
actors Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Paul Darrow, David
script editor Eric Saward,
writer Glen McCoy, and Doctor Who
Adventures editor Paul Lang.
-
Photo
Gallery. A 9-minute featurette
showing production still photos taken during the making of the story.
-
Information
Text. Turning on this
option plays the story with production trivia subtitles appearing throughout
the story.
-
Radio Times
Listings. Place this DVD into a
computer’s DVD-ROM drive and you’ll be able to access pdf files of the
original Radio
Times programming listings for this story.
-
1 Easter Egg. Highlight the
blank area below to see what it is and how to find it.
On the main menu, highlight the Special Features button and
then press the left arrow. A Doctor Who logo will appear.
Click on this and you will see a
Missing from both of these DVDs are the “Coming Soon” trailers that were on the
that Timelash
trailed already being in release in
of The Time Warrior, the
trailer was for a set that’s not coming out in
Also, a mistake was made in the reconstruction of The Time Warrior DVD in the
one. The credit for the actors
playing Irongron and Bloodaxe
on the closing titles of Part One went missing and is still absent in this
edition.
1985 BBC broadcast of this story.
THE MARCH CLASSIC SERIES RELEASES
Two new classic series releases were released in
Planet of Evil starring Tom Baker (4 25-minute episodes, 1 disc, $24.98,
catalog number 1000036283) and
Destiny of the Daleks starring Tom Baker (4 25-minute
episodes, 1 disc, $24.98, catalog number 1000036282).
And here’s what you can find on each of those:
(both of these
releases start off with a new 1-minute trailer for the new series Series 3 box set, which is skippable
with your remote.)
Planet of Evil starring Tom Baker as Doctor Who and Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah
Jane Smith.
-
All four
episodes of the story, with digitally restored pictures and sound.
-
Graphical menus,
episode selection,
scene selection features, and subtitles for the hearing impaired.
-
Commentary track
by actors Tom Baker (Doctor Who), Elisabeth Sladen
(Sarah Jane Smith) and Prentis Hancock (Salamar), and
Producer
Philip Hinchcliffe.
-
“A Darker
Side” – A new 26-minute making-of-the-show featurette
featuring interviews with Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen,
Prentis Hancock, Philip Hinchcliffe,
writer Louis Marks, designer Roger Murray-Leach, and director David Maloney.
-
“Planetary
Performance” - A 13-minute
interview package with actors from this story, namely Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen,
Prentis Hancock, Tony McEwan
(Baldwin), and Graham Weston (De Haan).
-
Studio Scene. A 1-minute featurette
of video recorded by the main studio
cameras before, during, and after a take of the
Doctor
and Sarah meeting the anti-matter monster.
-
Continuities
– A 2-minute package of the BBC trailers that ran for this story in 1975
and for a later repeat run.
-
Information Text
- Displays pop-up production trivia
subtitles throughout the story.
-
Photo Gallery - A 7-minute
package of still photographs taken during production, accompanied by sound
effects from this story.
-
Radio Times Listings.
A pdf file of the original TV listings for this story
in the Radio Times readable by any
DVD-ROM drive on a
home computer.
-
Coming Soon
Trailer – A 1-minute trailer for the DVD of Destiny of the Daleks, available in
-
Subtitles for
the hearing impaired.
-
1 Easter Egg. Highlight the
area of blank text below to see what it is and how to find it.
Go to the Special Features menu and highlight the
Continuities selection, then press the left arrow. A Doctor
Who logo
will appear. Click on
this and you will see an extra 11-minute featurette
called “Hidden Hinchcliffe,” where
Producer
Philip Hinchcliffe sits down at
the BBC Written Archive center and peruses the original production file for
this story.
Portions of this footage are already used in the “A
Darker Side” documentary above, and this is just more of Philip and
the files together.
Destiny of the Daleks starring
Tom Baker as Doctor Who and introducing Lalla Ward as Romana, guest
starring David Gooderson as Davros.
-
All four
episodes of the story, with digitally restored pictures and sound.
-
Graphical menus,
episode selection, scene selection features, and subtitles for the hearing
impaired.
-
Commentary track
by actors Lalla Ward (Romana)
and David Gooderson (Davros)
and director Ken Grieve.
-
“Terror
Nation” A new 24-minute featurette about Terry Nation’s writing for all of Doctor Who, focusing, of course, on his
Dalek stories. Features new interviews with
producers Barry Letts and Philip Hinchcliffe,
script editor Terrance Dicks,
director Richard
Martin, Dalek voice actor Nicholas Briggs, and
archival interview footage with the late Terry Nation himself.
-
Directing
Who. A new 9-minute interview with
director Ken Grieve.
-
CGI
Effects. Selecting this option will
replace most of the original video effects in this story with newly-created CGI
ones instead.
-
Trails and
Continuity. A 4-minute package of the
trailers and continuity announcements that went with this story in 1979.
-
Photo
Gallery. An 8-minute package of still
photos taken during production, accompanied by sound effects from this story.
-
Information Text
– Displays pop-up production trivia subtitles throughout the story.
-
Prime Computer
Adverts – A 3-minute compilation of ads made with Tom Baker and Lalla Ward in 1980 for an Australian
Computer company called Prime Computers. At last, you’ll be up to date.
-
Coming Soon
Trailer - A 1-minute trailer for the
forthcoming release of Doctor Who and the
Silurians, The
Sea Devils and
Warriors of the Deep in a box set
(though curiously the trailer doesn’t mention the name of the box set,
which is
Beneath the Surface).
This will be released in
-
Radio Times
Listings. A pdf file of the original TV listings for
this story in the Radio Times
readable by any DVD-ROM drive on a
home computer.
-
1 Easter Egg. Highlight the
area of blank text below to see what it is and how to find it.
Go to the Special Features menu and highlight Audio
Options, then press the left arrow. A Doctor Who logo will appear.
Click on this and you will see the studio countdown clocks
that ran on the master tapes for all four episodes.
***The Region 2 (
edition. One of these
was that the Radio Times listings pdf file had been
erroneously left off the disc. The other
was in the
optional CG effects,
where some laser beams had been added to the scene of the Doctor and Romana approaching the Movellan
spacecraft in episode one which shouldn’t have been
there because the explosions they’re dodging are actually being caused
by Dalek mining operations beneath
them, not fire from the Movellan ship.
BENEATH
THE SURFACE BOX SET SURFACES IN JUNE!
BBC Worldwide
The set is called Beneath the
Surface and contains the three classic series stories that featured one or
both of the cave and ocean-dwelling
intelligent reptiles from Earth’s ancient past, the Silurians
and the Sea Devils. Those stories are:
Doctor Who and the Silurians starring Jon Pertwee (7 episodes, 2 discs)
The Sea Devils starring Jon Pertwee and
guest starring Roger Delgado as the Master (6 episodes, 1 disc) and
Warriors of the Deep starring Peter Davison (4 episodes, 1 disc).
The whole box set will be suggested to retail for $59.98.
The three stories will also be available separately. The 1-disc stories will be suggested to
retail at $24.98. The 2-disc one will be
$34.98.
The classic series release calendar for the first half of the year is
now as follows:
March 4th: Planet of Evil starring Tom Baker (1 disc, 4
25-minute episodes, $24.98)
Destiny of the Daleks
starring Tom Baker
(1 disc, 4 25-minute episodes, $24.98)
April 1st: The
Time Warrior starring Jon Pertwee (1 disc, 4
25-minute episodes, $24.98)
Timelash starring Colin Baker (1 disc, 2
45-minute episodes, $24.98)
June 3rd: Beneath
the Surface Box Set as detailed above.
This is a total of 7 new classic series releases in the first half of
the year.
TORCHWOOD – THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON NOW
IN RELEASE
The entire first season of Torchwood
was released to
Torchwood is the spinoff series of the new series of Doctor Who starring John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness in charge of the
Cardiff branch of Torchwood, the secret British government agency
tasked with collecting and controlling alien activity.
The first season ran on BBC channels in the
(The second season, not in this box, has just started its BBC run and
will begin running on BBC America on Saturday nights starting
on Jan. 26 at
**Note that this is an adult series, with most episodes rated TV-14 or
TV-MA, for sexual and violent content and swearing.
This is a 7-disc set. It
contains:
On all discs, 5.1 Dolby sound, graphical
menus, episode and scene selection features, and optional subtitles for the
hearing impaired.
All but the last disc starts with an advertisement for another BBC or
Warner DVD set, but this is skippable with your
remote.
Each episode is approximately 50 minutes in duration. The episodes are all presented in 16:9
enhanced aspect ratio.
On Disc 1:
- Episode 1: Everything Changes,
with optional commentary by Executive Producer/Writer/Creator Russell T.
Davies,
Executive
Producer Julie Gardner, and Director Brian Kelly.
- Episode 2: Day One, with
optional commentary by actress Eve Myles (Gwen Cooper) and Co-Producers Richard
Stokes
and Chris Chibnall
- Welcome to Torchwood. A 14-minute featurette overview of the series’ first episodes.
- Torchwood on the Scene. A 15-minute featurette
overview of the production setting up the first episodes, including footage
from
the first full cast and crew read-through.
- 2 Torchwood Out
of this World featurettes: Weevil which spotlights Torchwood’s regular aliens, the
Weevils, and Sex Gas which spotlights
the sex-craved alien gas monster from Day
One. 5 minutes each.
- Deleted Scenes. Four scenes
cut from Everything Changes, two from
Day One, two from Ghost Machine, and two from Cyberwoman.
On Disc 2:
- Episode 3: Ghost Machine,
with optional commentary by actor Burn Gorman (Owen Harper), writer Helen Raynor, and director Colin Teague.
- Episode 4: Cyberwoman,
with optional commentary by actor Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto
Jones), Chris Chibnall, and director James Strong.
- Episode 5: Small Worlds,
with optional commentary by Eve Myles, composer Ben Foster, and director Alice Troughton.
- 3 Torchwood Out
of this World featurettes: Ghost
Machine which spotlights that episode, Cyberwoman which spotlights that
episode,
and
Fairies which spotlights the fairy
creatures seen in Small Worlds. 5 minutes each.
On Disc 3:
- Episode 6: Countrycide,
with optional commentary by Gareth David-Lloyd, Chris Chibnall,
and director Andy Goddard.
- Episode 7: Greeks Bearing Gifts,
with optional commentary by writer Toby Whithouse,
Richard Stokes, and director Colin Teague.
- Torchwood: Sex, Violence, Blood
and Gore A 16-minute featurette about the amounts of each of those qualities in
these episodes.
- 2 Torchwood: The
Team and Their Troubles featurettes: Ianto and Evan that spotlights both of these
characters’ actions in Countrycide,
and
Toshiko and Mary that spotlights the
relationship between these two in Greeks
Bearing Gifts. 5 minutes each.
On Disc 4:
- Episode 8: They Keep Killing
Suzie, with optional commentary by script editor Brian Minchin, Chris Chibnall, and director James Strong.
- Episode 9: Random Shoes,
with optional commentary by actor Paul Chequer (
- Torchwood on the Road. A 9-minute featurette spotlighting the Torchwood SUV.
- 2 Torchwood: The
Team and Their Troubles featurettes: Owen and Suzie which spotlights these
two characters’ actions in They
Keep
Killing
Suzie, and Gwen and Eugene which spotlights those
two characters in Random Shoes. 6 minutes each.
- Deleted Scenes. Three deleted
scenes from Countrycide,
one from Greeks Bearing Gifts, three
from They Keep Killing Suzie, and
two from Random Shoes.
On Disc 5:
- Episode 10: Out of Time, with optional commentary by
Eve Myles, Ben Foster, and director Alice Troughton.
- Episode 11: Combat, with optional commentary by Burn
Gorman, Chris Chibnall, and director Andy Goddard.
- 2 Torchwood: Moments in the
Making featurettes: A Wing and a Prayer which spotlights the plane used in Out of Time, and
Fight Night which spotlights the location used for the fight club
scenes in Combat.
- The Captain’s Log. A 10-minute featurette based partly on a video diary kept by John
Barrowman on the final day of shooting for the season.
On Disc 6:
- Episode 12: Captain Jack Harkness, with optional commentary by actor John
Barrowman (Captain Jack Harkness), Richard Stokes,
and
director
- Episode 13: End of Days,
with optional commentary by the same three as are on Captain Jack Harkness.
- 2 Torchwoods: Moments in the
Making featurettes: Officer
and a Gentleman about the relationship between the two Captain Jacks in
Captain Jack Harkness and Bombing the Base about the destruction of
the Hub set in End of Days. 5 minutes each.
- Torchwood: On Time A 10-minute featurette about the location used for the 1941 dance hall
seen in Captain Jack Harkness. This includes
John Barrowman singing
his own rendition of “Anything Goes.”
- Deleted Scenes. Twelve deleted
scenes from Out of Time, five from Captain Jack Harkness,
and four from End of Days.
- Outtakes. 25
outtakes from throughout the season.
On Disc 7:
- All fourteen episodes of Torchwood:
Declassified. These were
behind-the-scenes documentaries that followed each episode’s original
each is specific to the episode it originally
followed. The titles are (in
order): Welcome to Torchwood, Jack’s Back,
Bad Day at the Office, Living History, Girl
Trouble, Away With the Fairies, The Country Club, There’s Something About
Mary,
Beyond the Grave, Dead Man Walking, Time Flies,
Weevil Fight Club, Blast from the Past, and To the Endi.
BBC America held a fan vote for what cover art this set uses. The choice that won includes the
(now nicknamed by locals as the
Although this series is shot in high-definition, this is a
standard-definition DVD release. BBC
Worldwide
of the competing high-definition disc formats (Blu-Ray
and HD-DVD) had enough market penetration yet to make a release of this
series on either format cost effective at this time. The high-definition versions are being shown
in the
Now that HD-DVD has officially lost the format war and Blu-Ray will be going ahead by itself, this decision may
perhaps be revisited.
CLASSIC SERIES RELEASE RESHUFFLE
BBC Worldwide
The Complete Davros
Collection box set and the standalone disc of the Remembrance of the Daleks Special Edition
have been pulled from the schedule indefinitely. They have been replaced by the releases of
other titles in March and April as
detailed in the calendar at the top of the page.
SERIES 3 BOX SET IS RELEASED!!!
Doctor Who – The Complete
Third Series box set was
released on
Starring David Tennant as the Doctor, Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones, and guest starring John Barrowman
as Captain Jack Harkness,
this is the series that just finished running on The SciFi
Channel in the
runs early
this time, BBC Worldwide Americas are free to release this set here at
virtually the same time as it comes out in the
The suggested retail price is $99.98, but can be found in various
places at prices more like $68-70.
The contents are as follows…
- A textured outer cover
featuring the Doctor and Martha on the front and a description of the contents
on the back.
- An interior fold-out digipack box with the Doctor and the Master (the John Simm one) on its cover, and pictures of scenes throughout
the
season on the back sides.
- An illustrated episode guide
booklet, with a foreword by David Tennant.
- 6 discs. On all 6 discs, graphical menus, episode
selection, and scene selection features, and subtitles for the hearing impaired.
(This time, the menus use a “Paradox Machine” theme instead of a straight TARDIS one as in the previous two seasons.)
16:9 Enhanced aspect ratio. Dolby Digital
5.1 sound.
All of the
episodes are as complete and unedited as they were when originally aired on the
BBC.
(The
SciFi Channel routinely makes cuts for extra
commercial time, so many of these episodes will contain scenes you
haven’t seen
if
you’ve only watched it on that channel.
In particular, the final episode, Last
of the Time Lords, ran to 51 minutes on the BBC broadcast,
and
the BBC removed 6 minutes before shipping it to international broadcasters, the
CBC in
the
original 51-minute one.)
On Disc 1:
- The 60-minute
Christmas 2006 special: The Runaway Bride
Commentary track by David Tennant (the Doctor) and Executive
Producer Julie Gardner.
(This is the same commentary track that is available as a downloadable podcast from the official BBC Doctor Who website.)
- The 60-minute documentary
Music and Monsters
This was a
special documentary made by the Doctor
Who Confidential team that mostly goes
behind-the-scenes at a
Doctor
Who music concert performed by the National Orchestra
of
behind-the-scenes
footage of the making of The Runaway
Bride.
-
David Tennant’s Video Diary.
9 minutes of video shot by David Tennant on the sets of The Runaway Bride.
- Freema Agyeman’s Studio
Tour. Freema
Agyeman takes us on a tour of the Doctor Who sets during pre-production on
the
yet-to-be-finished 2007 Christmas special, also including
some glimpses of the Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures
productions. 18
minutes
- Series Three Deleted
Scenes. An 18-minute package of 21
different deleted or extended scenes from throughout the series.
- Series Three
Out-takes. A 5-minute
reel of 30-or-so bloopers from throughout the series.
- BBC Trailers. 6 different trailers used by the BBC to
advertise the broadcast of the upcoming new series on BBC1.
On Disc 2:
- Episode 1: Smith
and Jones
Commentary from Writer/Executive Producer Russell T. Davies and
David Tennant.
- Episode 2: The
Shakespeare Code
Commentary by actors David Tennant and Christina Cole (Lilith).
- Episode 3: Gridlock
Commentary by Julie Gardner and actor Travis Oliver (
(The commentaries on this disc are all exclusive to this DVD set.)
-
David Tennant’s Video Diary. 29 minutes of video shot by
David Tennant on the sets of these three episodes.
- BBC
Trailers. 2 trailers used to advertise The Shakespeare Code and Gridlock on BBC1.
On Disc 3:
- Episode 4: Daleks in
Commentary by actress Miranda Raison (Tallulah), Costume Designer
Louise Paige, and Writer Helen Raynor.
- Episode 5: Evolution of the Daleks
(Part 2 of this 2-part story)
Commentary
by actors David Tennant, Nicholas Briggs (Dalek
Voices), and On Set Visual FX Supervisor Barney Curnow
- Episode 6: The Lazarus Experiment
Commentary
by actors David Tennant and Mark Gatiss (Professor
Lazarus)
- Episode 7: 42
Commentary by Russell T. Davies and Writer Chris Chibnall.
(The commentaries on this disc are also all exclusive to this DVD set.)
On Disc 4:
- Episode 8: Human Nature (Part 1 of this 2-part
story)
Commentary by Writer Paul Cornell, Director Charles Palmer, and
Music Composer
- Episode 9: The Family of Blood (Part 2 of this
2-part story)
Commentary by Producer Susie Liggat,
Production Manager Tracie Simpson, and Supervising Art Director Arwel Wyn Jones.
- Episode 10: Blink
Commentary from Writer Steven Moffat and Music Composer
(The commentaries on this disc are also all exclusive to this DVD set.)
There has been one change made to this
episode, probably by accident. A caption
that should read “ONE YEAR LATER”
over the start of the final scene at the DVD store is
missing, though the shot is still there.
-
David Tennant’s Video Diary. 40 minutes of video shot by
David Tennant on the sets of the episodes on discs 3 and 4 and also
on the set
of the special Doctor Who edition of The Weakest Link.
- 1 Easter Egg. Highlight the blank
area below to discover what it is (as if you couldn’t guess) and how to
find it.
Go into the Scene
Selection menu and go to the last page of the menu for Blink. Highlight scene
selection number 9
(the one with a picture of Larry’s eyes trying not to
blink) and then press up. The caption
above will become highlighted.
Select
this, and you will see the entire uncut 5-minute DVD Easter Egg
from the episode of the Doctor talking to Sally Sparrow.
On
Disc 5:
-
Episode 11: Utopia (Part 1 of the 3-part finale)
Commentary
by David Tennant and Russell T. Davies
- Episode 12: The
Sound of Drums (Part 2 of the 3-part finale)
Commentary by Julie Gardner and Producer Phil Collinson.
- Episode
13: Last
of the Time Lords (Part 3 of the 3-part finale)
Commentary
by Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner, and Phil Collinson.
-
David Tennant’s Video Diary. 27 minutes of video shot by
David Tennant on the sets of the episodes on this disc.
- BBC
Trailers. Four
trailers that advertised these episodes on BBC1.
***********IMPORTANT NOTE******************