Doctor Who: Lost in Time (The William Hartnell Years)

The Crusade
Includes Episodes 1 (3/27/65) and 3 (4/10/65)
The travellers arrive in a strange domain presided over by the Celestial Toymaker - an enigmatic, immortal entity who forces them to play a series of games, failure at which will render them his playthings. The Doctor has to solve the complex Trilogic game while Steven and Dodo are faced with defeating a succession of apparently child-like but potentially lethal animated toys in contests such as 'blind man's buff', musical chairs and 'hunt the key'. The Doctor finally overcomes the Toymaker by imitating his voice in order to complete the Trilogic game from within the TARDIS, which then dematerialises as his foe's universe is destroyed.

The Daleks' Master Plan
Includes Episodes 2 (11/20/65), 5 (12/11/65), 10 (1/15/66)
The TARDIS materialises on Kembel. There the Doctor and his friends meet Space Security Service agent Bret Vyon, who has been sent in search of Marc Cory. Learning of the Daleks' scheme, which hinges on the use of a weapon called the time destructor, they determine to warn the authorities on Earth. This proves problematic as the human leader Mavic Chen, Guardian of the Solar System, is a traitor in league with the Daleks.

Fortunately the Doctor has managed to make off with the taranium core of the time destructor, disrupting the Daleks' plans. In one of a number of attempts to regain the taranium, Chen dispatches Space Security Service agent Sara Kingdom to track down the Doctor's party.

Sara, unaware of Chen's treachery, kills Bret - her own brother - before the time travellers can convince her of the truth. She then joins forces with them and, after an encounter with their old adversary the Monk, they all arrive back on Kembel. There, the Doctor contrives to steal the time destructor and turn it against the Daleks, annihilating them. Sara has ignored his instruction to return to the TARDIS, however, and she too is killed.

The Celestial Toymaker
Includes Episode 4 (4/23/66)
The travellers arrive in a strange domain presided over by the Celestial Toymaker - an enigmatic, immortal entity who forces them to play a series of games, failure at which will render them his playthings. The Doctor has to solve the complex Trilogic game while Steven and Dodo are faced with defeating a succession of apparently child-like but potentially lethal animated toys in contests such as 'blind man's buff', musical chairs and 'hunt the key'.

The Doctor finally overcomes the Toymaker by imitating his voice in order to complete the Trilogic game from within the TARDIS, which then dematerialises as his foe's universe is destroyed.

Never broadcast in the US, these episodes offer an enticing glimpse into 'lost' stories that have achieved legendary status. Fans can relish rare appearances of the Daleks as well as guest star turns by Julian Glover (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade), Michael Gough (Batman) and Jean Marsh (Upstairs, Downstairs). New to video is Episode 2 of "The Daleks' Master Plan," the story that marked the series debut of Nicholas Courtney, who later returned time and again as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. Includes episodes from: The Crusade, The Daleks' Master Plan and The Celestial Toymaker

The Crusade
Cast
The Doctor - William Hartnell
Barbara Wright - Jacqueline Hill
Ian Chesterton - William Russell
Vicki - Maureen O'Brien
Ben Daheer - Reg Pritchard
Chamberlain - Robert Lankesheer
Earl of Leicester - John Bay
El Akir - Walter Randall
Fatima - Viviane Sorr
Hafsa - Diana McKenzie
Haroun - George Little
Ibrahim - Tutte Lemkow
Joanna - Jean Marsh
Luigi Ferrigo - Gabor Baraker
Maimuna - Sandra Hampton
Man-at-arms - Billy Cornelius
Reynier de Marun - David Anderson
Richard the Lionheart - Julian Glover
Safiya - Petra Markham
Saladin - Bernard Kay
Saphadin - Roger Avon
Saracen Warrior - Derek Ware
Saracen Warrior - Valentino Musetti
Saracen Warrior - Chris Konyils
Saracen Warrior - Ramond Novak
Saracen Warrior - Anthony Colby
Sheyrah - Zohra Segal
Thatcher - Tony Caunter
Turkish Bandit - David Brewster
William des Preaux - John Flint
William de Tornebu - Bruce Wightman
Production Credits
Director - Douglas Camfield
Assistant Floor Manager - Michael E Briant
Costumes - Daphne Dare
Designer - Barry Newbery
Fight Arranger - Derek Ware
Film Cameraman - Peter Hamilton
Film Editor - Pam Bosworth
Incidental Music - Dudley Simpson
Make-Up - Sonia Markham
Producer - Verity Lambert
The Daleks' master Plan
Cast
The Doctor - William Hartnell
Katarina - Adrienne Hill until The Traitors
Steven Taylor - Peter Purves
Arab Sheikh - David James
Assistant Director - Conrad Monk
Blossom Lefevre - Sheila Dunn
Borkar - James Hall
Bors - Dallas Cavell
Bret Vyon - Nicholas Courtney
Cameraman - Steve Machrin
Celation - Terence Woodfield
Clown - Robert G Jewell
Dalek - Kevin Manser
Dalek - Robert Jewell
Dalek - Gerald Taylor
Dalek - John Scott Martin
Dalek Voice - Peter Hawkins
Dalek Voice - David Graham
Darcy Tranton - Leonard Grahame
Daxtar - Roger Avon
Detective-Inspector - Keneth Thornett
First Policeman - Norman Mitchell
Froyn - Bill Meilen
Garge - Geoffrey Cheshire
Hyksos - Walter Randall
Ingmar Knopf - Mark Ross
Interviewer - Michael Guest
Karlton - Maurice Browning
Kert Gantry - Brian Cant
Khepren - Jeffrey Isaac
Kirksen - Douglas Sheldon
Lizan - Pamela Greer
Malpha - Bryan Mosley Bryan Mosley and Buddy Windrush are the same person
Man in Macintosh - Reg Pritchard
Mavic Chen - Kevin Stoney
Professor Webster - Albert Barrington
Prop Man - Buddy Windrush Bryan Mosley and Buddy Windrush are the same person
Rhymnal - John Herrington
Roald - Philip Anthony
Sara Kingdom/Sara - Jean Marsh
Scott - Bruce Wightman
Second Policeman - Malcolm Rogers
Station Sergeant - Clifford Earl
Steinberger P Green - Royston Tickner
The Meddling Monk - Peter Butterworth
Trantis - Roy Evans
Trevor - Roger Brierly
Tuthmos - Derek Ware
Vamp - Paula Topham
Zephon - Julian Sherrier
Production Credits
Director - Douglas Camfield
Assistant Floor Manager - Catherine Childs
Assistant Floor Manager - Caroline Walmsley
Associate Producer - Mervyn Pinfield
Costumes - Daphne Dare
Costumes - Tony Pearce
Designer - Raymond P Cusick
Designer - Barry Newbery
Fight Arranger - Derek Ware
Fight Arranger - David Anderson
Film Cameraman - Peter Hamilton
Film Editor - Keith Raven
Incidental Music - Tristram Cary
Make-Up - Sonia Markham
Producer - John Wiles
The Celestial Toymaker
Cast
The Doctor - William Hartnell
Dodo - Jackie Lane
Steven Taylor - Peter Purves
Clara - Carmen Silvera
Dancer - Beryl Braham
Dancer - Ann Harrison
Dancer - Delia Lindon
Joey - Campbell Singer
Joker - Reg Lever
King of Hearts - Campbell Singer
Kitchen Boy/Cyril - Peter Stephens
Knave of Hearts - Peter Stephens
Mrs Wiggs - Carmen Silvera
Queen of Hearts - Carmen Silvera
Sergeant Rugg - Campbell Singer
Toymaker - Michael Gough
Production Credits
Director - Bill Sellars
Assistant Floor Manager - Elisabeth Dunbar
Choreographer - Tutte Lemkow
Costumes - Daphne Dare
Designer - John Wood
Incidental Music - Dudley Simpson
Make-Up - Sonia Markham
Producer - Innes Lloyd