Special Video.   Title: The Curse of Fatal Death    Two 10-minute episodes.

An all-star Doctor Who parody sketch made for Britain's semi-annual Comic Relief charity telethon.

The Doctor (now in his ninth body) arranges to meet his old adversary the Master at a deserted castle on the
planet Tersurus, where he reveals his plans to settle down, retire, and get married to his assistant Emma.
What follows is a rather goofy adventure when the Master and the Doctor outdo each other setting boobytraps
in the past, communication with aliens via flatulence, an alliance with the Daleks, and multiple regenerations
by the Doctor...

starring Rowan Atkinson as the Doctor, Julia Sawalha as Emma, and Jonathan Pryce as the Master.
guest starring Richard E. Grant, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant, and Joanna Lumley as the Doctor, and Roy Skelton
and Dave Chapman as the Dalek Voices.

Written by Steven Moffat, Executive Produced by Richard Curtis, Produced by Sue Vertue, and
Directed by John Henderson.

Originally transmitted on 12 March 1999.
 

The special is followed by a half-hour documentary about the making of the special, which includes interviews
with the entire cast and crew.  In many ways, this is even funnier than the special itself.

The documentary is followed by three other Doctor Who comedy sketches from BBC programs in the 1980s.

    The first is an unused sketch from French & Saunders where Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders play extra
    monsters who can't get their lines and actions straight during the making of a Doctor Who episode.  Actually shot
    on the set used for the real Doctor Who serial The Trial of a Time Lord.

    The second is a very short sketch starring Jim Broadbent where the Doctor confronts his old enemy Crayola.

    The third is from The Lenny Henry Show where Colin Baker's Doctor regenerates into Lenny Henry.
    He lands in Earth in the near future and finds it taken over by the Cybermen who are led by a cybernised
    Margaret Thatcher.