The fourth doctor

DOCTOR WHO-TOM BAKER

(A painting of Aristide Bruant by Lutrec inspired the Doctors famous look )
The Fourth Doctor is an incarnation of the Doctor, the protagonist of the BBC science
fiction television series Doctor Who. He was portrayed by Tom Baker for seven
consecutive seasons and remains the longest-lived incarnation of the Doctor in the
show's on-screen history, counting both the classic and modern series. Further to this, he
is considered to be the most recognisable and iconic incarnation of the Doctor both in
the United Kingdom and internationally.
Within the series' narrative, the Doctor is a centuries-old Time Lord alien from the
planet Gallifrey who travels in time and space in his TARDIS, frequently with
companions. When the Doctor is critically injured, he can regenerate his body, changing
his physical appearance and personality in the process. Baker portrays the fourth such
incarnation, a whimsical and sometimes brooding individual whose enormous personal
warmth is at times tempered by his capacity for righteous anger. His initial companion
was intrepid journalist Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), who had travelled
alongside him in his previous incarnation, and she is later joined by surgeon Harry
Sullivan (Ian Marter). His later companions included robotic dog K-9, savage alien
warrior Leela (Louise Jameson), female Time Lord Romana (Mary Tamm and Lalla
Ward), alien aristocrat Nyssa (Sarah Sutton), boy genius Adric (Matthew Waterhouse)
and Australian flight attendant Tegan (Janet Fielding).
The Fourth Doctor appeared in 172 episodes (179, counting the regeneration in Planet
of the Spiders and the aborted Shada) over a seven-year period, from 1974 to 1981. This
makes him the longest running on-screen Doctor of the series. He also appeared in the
specials The Five Doctors (via footage from the incomplete Shada) and made his final
appearance as the Doctor in the charity special Dimensions in Time (aside from a series
of television advertisements in New Zealand in 1997).[1] Tom Baker reappeared in the
50th anniversary special as a mysterious curator.
This incarnation is generally regarded as the most recognisable of the Doctors and one
of the most popular, especially in the United States. In polls conducted by Doctor Who
Magazine, Tom Baker has lost the "Best Doctor" category only three times: once to
Sylvester McCoy (the Seventh Doctor) in 1990, and twice to David Tennant (the Tenth
Doctor) in 2006 and 2009.[2] The Fourth Doctor's eccentric style of dress and speech
particularly his trademark long scarf and fondness for jelly babies made him an
immediately recognisable figure and he quickly captivated the viewing public's
imagination. Producer Philip Hinchcliffe has often stated that the Fourth Doctor's
Bohemian appearance and anti-establishment views appealed to older, college-age
students. The Fourth Doctor's time enjoyed a significant boost in viewing figures,
averaging between 8 to 10 million viewers in just his first year (2025 percent of the
entire viewing audience of Britain).[3] By 1979, the figures averaged between 9 to 11
million, going as high as 16.1 million for the final episode of City of Death (though this
was during the ITV technicians strike of 1979 which meant the BBC was the sole
broadcaster on the air for several weeks).[4]

There are also novels and audio plays featuring the Fourth Doctor. Two early audio
plays featuring Tom Baker voicing the Fourth Doctor date from Baker's television
tenure as he had mainly declined to appear in any further audio plays since leaving the
series. In 2009, however, it was announced that a new five part series would be
produced by BBC Audio (see below).
SEASON 12 (1974-1975)
The twelfth season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on 28
December 1974 with Tom Baker's first serial Robot, and ended with Revenge of the
Cybermen on 10 May 1975
UK
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Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 53
10.8
Ep. 28
Ep. 2:
2: 53 December
Christopher Terrance 10.7
075 1
Robot
Ep. 1974 - 18 4A
Barry
Dicks
Ep. 3:
3: January
10.1
Ep. 1975
Ep. 4:
4:
9.0[3]
51[3]
With the newly regenerated Doctor, UNIT have to contend with the theft of the plans for
the new disintegrator gun by what seems to be a mechanical monster. Robot .
Ep. 1:
9.4
Ep. 2:
25 January
The Ark in Rodney
Robert 13.6
- 15
076 2

4C
Space
Bennett
Holmes Ep. 3:
February
11.2
1975
Ep. 4:
10.2[4]
The Doctor, Sarah, and Harry accidentally travel to Space Station Nerva in orbit around
a far future Earth where they encounter an insectoid alien race known as the Wirrn.
Ep.
Bob
Ep. 1:
The
1: 22 February
Rodney
Baker & 11.0
077 3
Sontaran
Ep. 1 March 4B
Bennett
Dave
Ep. 2:
Experiment
2: 1975
Martin 10.5[5]
55[5]
On a future Earth, the Fourth Doctor, Harry Sullivan, and Sarah Jane Smith discover
Styre, a Sontaran warrior Mayor Styre.
078 4
Genesis of David
Terry
Ep. 1:
Ep. 8 March - 4E
the Daleks Maloney
Nation 10.7
1: 12 April
Ep. 2:
Ep. 1975
No. Serial Title

Directed by

2: 57
Ep.
3:
Ep.
4: 58
Ep.
5: 57
Ep.
6:
56[6]
Intercepted during a Transmat transfer, at the request of the Time Lords, the Doctor,
Sarah, and Harry travel to Skaro just as the Daleks are being created where they try to
change the history of the Daleks. Scienctific Davros./ Fascism.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 57
9.5
Ep.
Ep. 2:
Revenge of
2: 19 April Michael E. Gerry
8.3
079 5
the
Ep. 10 May
4D
Briant
Davis
Ep. 3:
Cybermen
3: 1975
8.9
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
9.4[7]
58[7]
The Doctor, Harry and Sarah find themselves on Space Station Nerva but millennia
earlier when it was just a beacon for incoming and outgoing space ships, where a lethal
infection is spreading through the crew. Cybermen .
10.5
Ep. 3:
8.5
Ep. 4:
8.8
Ep. 5:
9.8
Ep. 6:
9.1[6]

SEASON 13 (1975-1976)
The thirteenth season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on
30 August 1975 with the story Terror of the Zygons, and ended with The Seeds of
Doom.
Story
Serial Title
No.

080

Directed by

Terror of
Douglas
the
Camfield
Zygons

Written
by

Robert
Banks
Stewart

UK
AI
viewers
(%)
(million)
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1: 59
8.4
Ep.
Ep. 2: 2:
6.1

Ep. 3: Ep.
8.2
3:
Ep. 4: 54
7.2[1]
Ep.
4:
[1]

Original
air date

Production
code

30 August 20
4F
September
1975

The Fourth Doctor is summoned to Earth by the Brigadier who is in Scotland

investigating the mysterious loss of oilrigs. Zygons /Loch ness monster.
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1:
10.4
Ep.
27
Ep. 2: 2:
September
Planet of David
Louis
9.9
56
081 2
- 18
4H
Evil
Maloney
Marks
Ep. 3: Ep.
October
9.1
3:
1975
Ep. 4: 57
10.1[2]
Ep.
4:
54[2]
An expedition is murdered. The Doctor lands on the planet at the same time as the
expedition's rescue team, and is immediately taken prisoner as the suspected murderer.
Planet Zeta minor. Antimatter / Jekyll and mr hyde.
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1:
Stephen
10.5
Ep.
Harris
Ep. 2: 2: 25 October
Pyramids Paddy
(Lewis
11.3
- 15
082 3
4G
of Mars Russell
Greifer and Ep. 3: Ep. November
Robert
9.4
3: 1975
Holmes) Ep. 4:
11.7[3]
Ep.
4:
60[3]
The TARDIS materialises inside a mansion in 1911, where cloth-wrapped mummies
roam the grounds killing anyone in their path. Sutekh / Horus/ Egyptian myths.
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1: 58
11.9
Ep.
22
Ep. 2: 2:
The
November
Terry
11.3

083 4
Android Barry Letts
- 13
4J
Nation
Ep. 3: Ep.
Invasion
December
12.1
3:
1975
Ep. 4:
11.4[4]
Ep.
4:
[4]
The Doctor and Sarah find themselves in the English village of Devesham. But the
village seems deserted, except for mysterious space-suited figures and their own
doppelgangers.
084 5
The
Christopher Robin
Ep. 1: Ep. 324
4K
Brain of Barry
Bland
9.5
1: January
Morbius
(Terrance Ep. 2: 1976

Ep.
2:
9.3

Dicks and Ep. 3: Ep.

Robert
10.1
3:
Holmes) Ep. 4: 57
10.2[5]
Ep.
4:
[5]
Years ago, the renegade Time Lord known as Morbius was executed. When the Fourth
Doctor and Sarah arrive on the planet Karn, they discover that Dr Solon is creating a
body so that Morbius may live again.
Ep.
1:
59
Ep. 1: Ep.
11.4
2:
Ep. 2:
11.4
Ep.
Ep. 3: 3:
The
Robert
31 January
Douglas
10.3

085 6
Seeds of
Banks
6 March 4L
Camfield
Ep. 4: Ep.
Doom
Stewart
1976
11.1
4:
Ep. 5:
9.9
Ep.
Ep. 6: 5:
11.5[6]

Ep.
6:
[6]
Arctic explorers uncover two giant seedpods from another time and place. Ruthless
plant-lover Harrison Chase decides he must have them for his rare collection, but the
pods may spell the end of all non-plant life on Earth.

SEASON 14 (1976-1977)
The fourteenth season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on
4 September 1976 with The Masque of Mandragora, and ended with The Talons of
Weng-Chiang.
UK
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.
Serial Title
viewers
by
by
(%) date
code
(million)
086 1
The Masque Rodney Louis
Ep. 1:
Ep. 425
4M
of
Bennett Marks 8.3
1: 58 September
Mandragora
Ep. 2:
Ep. 1976
9.8
2: 56

Ep.
3:
Ep.
4:
56[2]
An encounter with the living energy structure known as the Mandragora Helix leads the
TARDIS to 15th century Italy.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1:
10.5
Bob
Ep.
Ep. 2:
Baker
2: 223
The Hand of Lennie
10.2
087 2
and
Ep. October
4N
Fear
Mayne
Ep. 3:
Dave
3: 62 1976
11.1
Martin
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
12.0[3]
[3]
Ep. 3:
9.2
Ep. 4:
10.6[2]

The Doctor and Sarah are caught in a mining explosion. Sarah is found clutching what
appears to be a fossilised hand, buried in a 150-million-year-old stratum.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1:
11.8
Ep.
Ep. 2:
30 October 2: 59
The Deadly David
Robert 12.1
20
088 3
Ep.
4P
Assassin
Maloney Holmes Ep. 3:
November
3:
13.0
1976
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
11.8[4]
61[4]
The Doctor returns to his homeworld, Gallifrey. When the President of the High Council
is assassinated, however, he becomes the prime suspect.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 61
10.7
Ep.
Ep. 2:
2: 122
The Face of Pennant Chris
11.1
089 4
Ep. January
4Q
Evil
Roberts Boucher Ep. 3:
3: 59 1977
11.3
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
11.7[1]
60[1]
The Doctor arrives on a planet where two tribes are at war and discovers that their god of
evil is himself.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 62
12.8
Ep.
Ep. 2:
2: 29 January The Robots of Michael Chris
12.4
090 5
Ep. 19 February 4R
Death
E. Briant Boucher Ep. 3:
3: 1977
13.1
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
12.6[5]
57[5]

A vessel is commanded by a crew of indolent or avaricious human staff. It is a happy

partnership until the human crew start being murdered one by one.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1:
11.3
Ep.
Ep. 2:
2:
9.8
Ep.
Ep. 3:
3: 26 February
The Talons of David
Robert 10.2
091 6
Ep. - 2 April
4S
Weng-Chiang Maloney Holmes Ep. 4:
4: 60 1977
11.4
Ep.
Ep. 5:
5:
10.1
Ep.
Ep. 6:
6:
9.3[6]
58[6]
The Doctor and Leela travel to Victorian London where they encounter a sinister
Chinese stage magician and his master, a fugitive from the 51st century.

SEASON 15 (1977-1978)
The fifteenth season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on 3
September 1977 with the episode Horror of Fang Rock, and ended with The Invasion of
Time.
UK
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Serial Title
viewers
(%) date
code
(million)
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 58
6.8
Ep.
Ep. 2:
2: 324
Horror of Paddy
Terrance 7.1
092 1
Ep. September 4V
Fang Rock Russell Dicks
Ep. 3:
3: 60 1977
9.8
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
9.9[5]
57[5]
Three lighthouse men face their fears when something comes in from the sea, which
brings death to all it touches.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1:
8.6
Ep.
Bob Baker Ep. 2:
The
2: 122
Derrick &
7.3
093 2
Invisible
Ep. October
4T
Goodwin Dave
Ep. 3:
Enemy
3: 1977
Martin
7.5
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
8.3[6]
60[6]
Directed Written
by
by

A shuttle crew encounters a cloud in space that infects them with an intelligent virus.
When the Doctor answers the distress call, he is infected as well.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1:
6.7
Ep.
Ep. 2:
29 October George
2:
Image of the
Chris
7.5
19
094 3
SpentonEp.
4X
Fendahl
Boucher Ep. 3:
November
Foster
3:
7.9
1977
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
9.1[7]
61[7]
Scientists investigating an ancient skull unwittingly start to revive the Fendahl, an
ancient life-form feared even by the Time Lords.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1:
8.5
Ep. 26
Ep. 2:
2: November
The Sun
Pennant Robert
9.5
095 4
Ep. 17
4W
Makers
Roberts Holmes
Ep. 3:
3: 68 December
8.9
Ep. 1977
Ep. 4:
4:
8.4[8]
59[8]
In the far future, the planet Pluto is habitable, heated by several miniature suns.
However, the heat is available only to the ruling classes.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 65
8.9
Ep.
Bob Baker Ep. 2:
2: 728
Norman &
9.1
096 5
Underworld
Ep. January
4Y
Stewart Dave
Ep. 3:
3: 1978
Martin
8.9
Ep.
Ep. 4:
4:
11.7[9]
[9]
The remnants of the Minyans have an old link to the Time Lords. The Doctor must help
them to find the hidden race banks that will save their dying race.
Ep.
Ep. 1:
1: 56
11.2
Ep.
Ep. 2:
2:
David
11.4
Ep.
Agnew
Ep. 3:
The
3: 4 February Gerald
(Graham 9.5
097 6
Invasion of
Ep. 11 March 4Z
Blake
Williams Ep. 4:
Time
4: 1978
& Anthony 10.9
Ep.
Read)
Ep. 5:
5:
10.3
Ep.
Ep. 6:
6:
9.8[10]
[10]

The Doctor returns to Gallifrey, having claimed the Presidency. He orders Leela expelled
from the Capitol Citadel. However, the Doctor is doing this to prevent a Sontaraninstigated disaster.

SEASON 16 (1978-1979)
The Key to Time is the umbrella title that links all six serials of the sixteenth season of
Doctor Who. The arc was originally conceived of by producer Graham Williams, who
had proposed it as part of his application for the producer's job in 1976.[1] The name
refers to the powerful artefact whose segments the Doctor, Romana and K-9 are
searching for during the season.
UK
Directed Written
AI Original Production
viewers
by
by
(%) air date
code
(million)
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1: 59
8.3
Ep.
Ep. 2: 2:
George
223
The Ribos
Robert 8.1

098 1
SpentonSeptember 5A
Operation
Holmes Ep. 3: Ep.
Foster
1978
7.9
3:
Ep. 4:
8.2[2]
Ep.
4:
67[2]
The Doctor is recruited by the White Guardian to seek the six segments of the Key to
Time. The quest for the first segment takes them to Ribos, a medieval planet that galactic
confidence trickster Garron is trying to sell to the Graff Vynda-K.
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1: 61
9.1
Ep.
Ep. 2: 2: 30
The Pirate
Pennant Douglas 7.4
September 099 2
5B
Planet
Roberts Adams Ep. 3: Ep. 21 October
8.2
3: 1978
Ep. 4: 64
8.4[3]
Ep.
4:
64[3]
The quest for the second segment takes them to the planet Zanak, which has been
hollowed out and fitted with hyperspace engines, allowing its insane half-robot Captain
to materialise it around other smaller planets and plunder their resources.
100 3
The Stones Darrol
David Ep. 1: Ep. 28 October 5C
Story
Serial Title
No.

1:

8.6
Ep.
Ep. 2: 2:
6.6
- 18
of Blood
Blake
Fisher Ep. 3: Ep. November
9.3
3: 1978
Ep. 4:
7.6[4]
Ep.
4:
67[4]
The quest for the third segment takes them to 1970s Earth, where the travellers have to
contend with stone circles, Druidic rituals, and a not-so-mythical goddess known as the
Cailleach.
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1:
9.5
Ep.
25
Ep. 2: 2:
November The Androids Michael David 10.1
65
101 4
16
5D
of Tara
Hayes
Fisher Ep. 3: Ep.
December
8.9
3:
1978
Ep. 4:
9.0[5]
Ep.
4:
66[5]
The quest for the fourth segment takes them to the planet Tara. The Fourth Doctor and
Romana find themselves embroiled in the political games of the planet Tara, where
doubles, android or otherwise, complicate the coronation of Prince Reynart.
Ep.
1:
Ep. 1:
6.5
Ep.
23
Ep. 2: 2:
December
The Power of Norman Robert 12.4

102 5
1978 - 13 5E
Kroll
Stewart Holmes Ep. 3: Ep.
January
8.9
3:
1979
Ep. 4:
9.9[6]
Ep.
4:
63[6]
The quest for the fifth segment takes them to the third moon of Delta Magna, caught in
the middle of a dispute between the crew of a methane refinery and the natives (known
as 'Swampies').
103 6
The
Michael Bob
Ep. 1: Ep. 20 January 5F
Armageddon Hayes
Baker 7.5
1: - 24
Factor
and
Ep. 2: 65 February
Dave
8.8
Ep. 1979
Martin Ep. 3: 2:


Ep.
3:
7.8

Ep. 4: Ep.
8.6
4:
Ep. 5:
8.6
Ep.
Ep. 6: 5:
9.6[7]

Ep.
6:
66[7]
The quest for the sixth and final segment takes them to Atrios, a world caught in a
perpetual, stalemated war with its planetary neighbour Zeos. But the Black Guardian is
closing in.

SEASON 17 (1979-1980)
The seventeenth season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on
1 September 1979 with the story Destiny of the Daleks, and ended with The Horns of
Nimon
UK
Written
AI
Original Production
viewers
by
(%)
air date code
(million)
Ep. 1: Ep. 1:
13.0
67
Ep. 2: Ep. 2:
122
Destiny of
Terry
12.7

104 1
Ken Grieve
September 5J
the Daleks
Nation Ep. 3: Ep. 3:
1979
13.8
63
Ep. 4: Ep. 4:
14.4[2] 64[2]
The TARDIS lands the Fourth Doctor and Romana on a strangely familiar planet. There,
they meet the android Movellans, who are locked in a war with the Daleks. The planet is
Skaro, and in a bunker sits an enemy long thought dead Davros, creator of the Daleks.
David
Ep. 1: Ep. 1:
Agnew
12.4

(Douglas
29
Ep. 2: Ep. 2:
Adams,
September
City of
Michael
14.1
64
105 2
Graham
- 20
5H
Death
Hayes
Ep. 3: Ep. 3:
Williams
October
15.4

and
1979
Ep. 4: Ep. 4:
David
16.1[3] 64[3]
Fisher)
Story
Serial Title
No.

Directed
by

The Doctor is enjoying a holiday in Paris with Romana when, armed with several Mona
Lisas, he uncovers an alien conspiracy that could result in the loss of all life on earth.
Ep. 1: Ep. 1:
9.3

27
The
Ep. 2: Ep. 2:
October Creature Christopher David 10.8
67
106 3
17
5G
from the Barry
Fisher Ep. 3: Ep. 3:
November
Pit
10.2

1979
Ep. 4: Ep. 4:
9.6[4]
[4]
On the planet Chloris, the Doctor, soon find themselves caught up in a long and secret
enmity between the Lady Adrasta, who rules the planet in fear, and the mysterious
Creature she keeps in a Pit.
Ep. 1: Ep. 1:
8.7

24
Ep. 2: Ep. 2:
November
Nightmare Alan
Bob
9.6

107 4
- 15
5K
of Eden Bromly
Baker
Ep. 3: Ep. 3:
December
9.6

1979
Ep. 4: Ep. 4:
9.4[5]
65[5]
The TARDIS lands at the site of a hyperspatial collision between two spacecraft - as a
result of which, neither ship is dimensionally stable, risking the lives of all those aboard.
Ep. 1: Ep. 1:
6.0

22
Ep. 2: Ep. 2:
December
The Horns Kenny
Anthony 8.8

108 5
1979 - 12 5L
of Nimon McBain
Read
Ep. 3: Ep. 3:
January
9.8

1980
Ep. 4: Ep. 4:
10.4[6] 67[6]
After colliding with a spaceship, The Doctor, Romana and K-9 learn young natives from
a peaceful planet called Aneth are being transported into a great labyrinth called "The
Power Complex".
Pennant
Douglas
6
Shada
Unaired Unaired Unaired 5M
Roberts
Adams
The story revolves around the lost planet Shada, on which the Time Lords built a prison
for defeated would-be conquerors of the universe. Skagra, an up-and-coming would-be
conqueror of the universe, needs the assistance of one of the prison's inmates, but finds
that nobody knows where Shada is anymore except one aged Time Lord who has retired
to Earth.

SEASON 18 (1980-1981)

The eighteenth season of British science fiction television series Doctor Who began on
30 August 1980 with the serial The Leisure Hive, and ended with Tom Baker's swan
song Logopolis.
UK
AI
Original Production
No. Serial Title
Written by viewers
(%) air date
code
(million)
Ep.1:

Ep.1: 5.9
Ep.2: 30 August The
Ep.2: 5.0
Lovett
David

20
109 1
Leisure
Ep.3: 5.0
5N
Bickford Fisher
Ep.3: September
Hive
Ep.4:

1980
4.5[2]
Ep.4:
65[2]
Finding out-of-season Brighton beach somewhat lacking, the Doctor and Romana travel
to the leisure planet Argolis - but there strange experiments are taking place. NOTE: The
Randomiser is removed in this episode, which ends the Doctor's running from the Black
Guardian.
Ep.1:
61
Ep.1: 5.0
27
John
Ep.2:
Ep.2: 4.2
September
Terence Flanagan
64
110 2
Meglos
Ep.3: 4.7
- 18
5Q
Dudley
& Andrew
Ep.3:
Ep.4:
October
McCulloch

4.7[3]
1980
Ep.4:
63[3]
On Tigella, two opposing factions are irrevocably divided over one fundamental issue:
the Dodecahedron, a mysterious object which provides the entire planet's energy. Note:
Gallifrey sends a summons to recall Romana at the end of the episode.
Ep.1:

Ep.1: 5.9
Ep.2: 25 October
Ep.2: 3.7
Full
Peter
Andrew

- 15
111 3
Ep.3: 5.9
5R
Circle
Grimwade Smith
Ep.3: November
Ep.4:

1980
5.4[4]
Ep.4:
65[4]
En route to Gallifrey to return Romana to the High Council of Time Lords, the TARDIS
passes through a strange phenomenon (a CVE or Charged Vacuum Emboidment) and
ends up in an alternative universe called E-Space.
112 4
State of Peter
Terrance
Ep.1: 5.8 Ep.1: 22
5P
Decay
Moffatt
Dicks
Ep.2: 5.3
November
Ep.3: 4.4 Ep.2: - 13
Ep.4:

December
5.4[5]
Ep.3: 1980

Ep.4:
Directed
by

69[5]
After the events of Full Circle, the Doctor's adventures in E-Space arriving on a planet.
The villagers live under the thrall of three lords who dwell in a shadowy Tower.
Ep.1:
59
Ep.1: 7.1
Ep.2:
Paul Joyce
Ep.2: 6.7
324
Warriors'
Stephen

113 5
& Graeme
Ep.3: 8.3
January
5S
Gate
Gallagher
Ep.3:
Harper
Ep.4:
1981

7.8[6]
Ep.4:
59[6]
Time Winds strike the TARDIS, damaging it and K-9. Strangest of all, it allows Biroc, to
enter, phased in time, sending the TARDIS into a milk-white void.
Ep.1:

Ep.1: 7.6
Ep.2: 31 January
The
Ep.2: 6.1
Johnny

- 21
114 6
Keeper of John Black
Ep.3: 5.2
5T
Byrne
Ep.3: February
Traken
Ep.4:

1981
6.1[7]
Ep.4:
63[7]
The Doctor and Adric arrive back in N-Space in an empire of peace and harmony. They
are surprised when the elderly Keeper of Traken appears in the TARDIS to ask for their
help in rescuing the Union from a secret evil growing in its midst.
Ep.1:

Ep.1: 7.7
Ep.2: 28
Ep.2: 7.7
Peter
Christopher
61
February 115 7
Logopolis
Ep.3: 5.8
5V
Grimwade H. Bidmead
Ep.3: 21 March
Ep.4:

1981.
6.1[8]
Ep.4:
65[8]
The Doctor goes to Earth to take fresh measurements of a police box to repair the
TARDIS. A figure in white observes. All the while, the Master lurks in the shadows, but
what could he be planning?