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Doctor Who: Tom Baker - Complete Season Four Blu-ray
Description: Doctor Who fans can continue to build their own home archive on Blu-ray with a SEVEN DISC box set from 1977, starring Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor. Containing six classic stories, this limited-edition set is packed with hours of new and exclusive material.
HORROR OF FANG ROCK
THE INVISIBLE ENEMY
IMAGE OF THE FENDAHL
THE SUN MAKERS
UNDERWORLD
THE INVASION OF TIME
These stories feature Louise Jameson as the Doctor's warrior companion Leela and the introduction of trusty robot dog K9, building to an epic showdown on the Time Lords' home planet Gallifrey with the Doctor pitted against his old adversaries the Sontarans.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
ALL SIX CLASSIC STORIES NEWLY RESTORED
NEW audio commentaries by Tom Baker
EXCLUSIVE NEW 5.1 surround mix for Horror of Fang Rock
NEW updated special effects for Horror of Fang Rock
Documentaries, including a brand new making of production for Horror of Fang Roc
Graham Williams Tribute - a tribute to the producer of the three 1970s seasons of Doctor Who
In Conversation - Matthew Sweet chats to Louise Jameson
Behind the Sofa - Six new episodes with stars of Doctor Who
Trailer - a brand new short film made to promote this release
PDF written archive scripts and rare archival material
crazy that we still only have one Hartnell Set and no Troughton Sets as yet. BBC need to animate all the missing episodes and get on the ball before most if not all the people involved with the first 7 years of the show have died!
Love Tom Baker! That man is a national Treasure and The Definitive Doctor:) I just ate a whole bag of those Tavern�s Jelly babies he was always offering his enemies�bought a bag from Whonorthamerica .
When I first started watching Doctor Who on PBS television, Tom Baker was my favorite Doctor in the early 80�s around 1980-1981. Later on I purchased Doctor Who DVD�s, then later Doctor Who Blu-ray discs. I have not seen all the Doctor Who actors yet, but so far for the 20th Century Tom Baker is my favorite Doctor Who fictional character, and maybe once I start watching the 21st Century Doctor Who characters Tom Baker might still be my favorite Doctor, but one day I look forward to watching all the Doctor Who Blu-ray discs. The problem with me saving my favorite movies and TV series as the last thing I watch, is that I keep putting off watching Doctor Who, Star Trek, and my James Cameron marathon of movies. But possible six months to a year from now some of my favorite programs will be watched again on Blu-ray or 4K Blu-ray, and a few 21st Century TV series like Doctor Who and Star Trek will be seen for the first time.
All Doctor Who Blu-ray discs contain lossless audio and I am glad to hear 5.1 mix for Horror of Fang Rock. Only film-based Doctor Who programs receive native 4K Blu-ray or 2K Blu-ray releases. Since the source material is not film for this season, it has been professional upscaled by BBC studio from PAL videotapes to 1080i using MPEG-4/AVC codec. So will look and sound better than the lossy audio DVD with 480i NTSC at MPEG-2. As a real cool bonus Doctor Who fans can listen to Tom Baker all new audio commentaries. I have always liked Tom Baker audio commentaries. Looking forward to this release on July 9th, then it will most likely sit around on the shelf for six months to a year before I actually watch it.
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