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Released with Audio Only Anim Updated – 7/26/15 Released Lost – Won’t be released unless found Unreleased A – Released with Audio only Anim – Released with Lost video replaced by Animation CD – Audio only released on CD (Doctor Who: The Lost TV Episodes: Collections) Release Scheduled The First Doctor – William Hartnell Season 1 001 – An Unearthly Child (1–4) 002 – The Daleks (1–7) 003 – The Edge of Destruction (1–2) 004 – Marco Polo (1–7) CD 005 – The Keys of Marinus (1–6) 006 – The Aztecs (1–4) 007 – The Sensorites (1–6) 008 – The Reign of Terror (1–3,4–5Anim,6) CD Season 2 009 – Planet of Giants (1–3) 010 – The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1–6) 011 – The Rescue (1–2) 012 – The Romans (1–4) 013 – The Web Planet (1–6) 014 – The Crusade (1,2A,3,4A) CD 015 – The Space Museum (1–4) 016 – The Chase (1–6) 017 – The Time Meddler (1–4) Season 3 018 – Galaxy 4 (1–2,3,4) CD 019 – Mission to the Unknown (1) 020 – The Myth Makers (1–4) CD 021 – The Daleks' Master Plan (1,2,3–4,5,6–9,10,11–12) CD 022 – The Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Eve (1–4) CD 023 – The Ark (1–4) 024 – The Celestial Toymaker (1–3,4) CD 025 – The Gunfighters (1–4) 026 – The Savages (1–4) CD 027 – The War Machines (1–4) Season 4 028 – The Smugglers (1–4) CD 029 – The Tenth Planet (1–3,4) CD The Second Doctor – Patrick Troughton 030 – The Power of the Daleks (1–6) CD 031 – The Highlanders (1–4) CD 032 – The Underwater Menace (1,2,3,4) CD 033 – The Moonbase (1A,2,3A,4) CD 034 – The Macra Terror (1–4) CD 035 – The Faceless Ones (1,2,3,4–6) CD 036 – The Evil of the Daleks (1,2,3–7) CD Season 5 037 – The Tomb of the Cybermen (1–4) 038 – The Abominable Snowmen (1,2,3–6) CD 039 – The Ice Warriors (1,2–3,4–6) CD 040 – The Enemy of the World (1–2,3,4-6) 041 – The Web of Fear (1,2,3,4–6) 042 – Fury From the Deep (1–6) 043 – The Wheel in Space (1–2,3,4–5,6) Season 6 044 – The Dominators (1–5) 045 – The Mind Robber (1–5) 046 – The Invasion (1A/Anim,2–3,4A/Anim,5–8) 047 – The Krotons (1–4) 048 – The Seeds of Death (1–6) 049 – The Space Pirates (1,2,3–6) 050 – The War Games (1–10) The Third Doctor – Jon Pertwee Season 7 051 – Spearhead from Space (1–4) 052 – Doctor Who and the Silurians (1–7) 053 – The Ambasaddors of Death (1–7) 054 – Inferno (1–7) Season 8 055 – Terror of the Autons (1–4) 056 – The Mind of Evil (1–6) 057 – The Claws of Axos (1–4) 058 – Colony in Space (1–6) 059 – The Daemons (1–5) Season 9 060 – Day of the Daleks (1–4) 061 – The Curse of Peladon (1–4) 062 – The Sea Devils (1–6) 063 – The Mutants (1–6) 064 – The Time Monster (1–6) Season 10 065 – The Three Doctors (1–4) 066 – Carnival of Monsters (1–4) 067 – Frontier in Space (1–6) 068 – Planet of the Daleks (1–6) 069 – The Green Death (1–6) Season 11 070 – The Time Warrior (1–4) 071 – Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1–6) 072 – Death to the Daleks (1–4) 073 – The Monster of Peladon (1–6) 074 – Planet of the Spiders (1–6) The Fourth Doctor – Tom Baker Season 12 075 – Robot (1–4) 076 – The Ark in Space (1–4) 077 – The Sontaran Experiment (1–2) 078 – Genesis of the Daleks (1–6) 079 – Revenge of the Cybermen (1–4) Season 13 080 – Terror of the Zygons (1–4) 081 – Planet of Evil (1–4) 082 – Pyramids of Mars (1–4) 083 – The Android Invasion (1–4) 084 – The Brain of Morbius (1–4) 085 – The Seeds of Doom (1–6) Season 14 086 – The Masque of Mandragora (1–4) 087 – The Hand of Fear (1–4) 088 – The Deadly Assassin (1–4) 089 – The Face of Evil (1–4) 090 – The Robots of Death (1–4) 091 – The Talons of Weng–Chiang (1–6) Season 15 092 – Horror of Fang Rock (1–4) 093 – The Invisible Enemy (1–4) 094 – Image of the Fendahl (1–4) 095 – The Sun Makers (1–4) 096 – Underworld (1–4) 097 – The Invasion of Time (1–6) Season 16 098 – The Ribos Operation (1–4) 099 – The Pirate Planet (1–4) 100 – The Stones of Blood (1–4) 101 – The Androids of Tara (1–4) 102 – The Power of Kroll (1–4) 103 – The Armageddon Factor (1–6) Season 17 104 – Destiny of the Daleks (1–4) 105 – City of Death (1–4) 106 – Creature From the Pit (1–4) 107 – Nightmare of Eden (1–4) 108 – The Horns of Nimon (1–4) 109 – Shada (Not Completed) Season 18 110 – The Leisure Hive (1–4) 111 – Meglos (1–4) 112 – Full Circle (1–4) 113 – State of Decay (1–4) 114 – Warriors' Gate (1–4) 115 – The Keeper of Traken (1–4) 116 – Logopolis (1–4) The Fifth Doctor – Peter Davison Season 19 K–9 and Company 117 – Castrovalva (1–4) 118 – Four to Doomsday (1–4) 119 – Kinda (1–4) 120 – The Visitation (1–4) 121 – Black Orchid (1–2) 122 – Earthshock (1–4) 123 – Time–Flight (1–4) Season 20 124 – Arc of Infinity (1–4) 125 – Snakedance (1–4) 126 – Mawdryn Undead (1–4) 127 – Terminus (1–4) 128 – Enlightenment (1–4) 129 – The King's Demons (1–2) 130 – The Five Doctors (1) Season 21 131 – Warriors of the Deep (1–4) 132 – The Awakening (1–2) 133 – Frontios (1–4) 134 – Resurrection of the Daleks (1–4) 135 – Planet of Fire (1–4) 136 – The Caves of Androzani (1–4) The Sixth Doctor – Colin Baker 137 – The Twin Dilemma (1–4) Season 22 138 – Attack of the Cybermen (1–2) 139 – Vengeance on Varos (1–2) 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