Doctor Who- The Collection Season 20 (Limited Edition Packaging)

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MAKING-OF DOCUMENTARIES Exclusive to Blu-ray, new documentaries covering Arc Of Infinity and The King’s Demons It’s really the disc content and Lee Binding artwork that matters to me, that’s why I’ll continue to go for these sets, but in standard format. In the UK, the Series 7: Part 2 box set included a redeemable Ultraviolet copy of the last nine episodes of the series. For the release of the Series 1-7 box-set later the same year, 2|entertain (now branded BBC Worldwide) produced a single master for the first four series; opting for the same 1080p24 format they had recently adopted for Region A releases. Spin-off series Torchwood was one of the first BBC productions to be produced and broadcast to HD television standards (1080i50 in the UK) in 2006, and has been released on BD since 2008. The BD releases for first and second series were significantly later than their corresponding DVD releases.

The Day of the Doctor was shot natively in 3D, with both cameras shooting at 25p. When broadcast in 3D on UK television, this was presented at 25p in side-by-side format (25 frames per eye, with half horizontal resolution). For cinema release, this was converted to 24p (24 frames per eye) using the same slowdown method used for US releases.Meanwhile, the anniversary special, which was originally envisaged as a part of season 21, was something quite separate from any season. Although it used a portion of the original money involved in the season 20 commission, it received a separate commission from Head of Series David Reid on 15 July 1982. Indeed, it only received this commission because JN-T had been able to secure co-production money from the main Australian network. Moreover, The Five Doctors, as the production was eventually called, didn't begin principal photography until early March 1983 — just when season 20 was wrapping transmission on television. [1] Another new feature filled with poignant moments is ‘ Looking for Lennie‘. Host Toby Hadoke ventures out to uncover more details of Lennie Mayne who directed ‘ The Three Doctors‘ for Season 10. From revealing the details of his tragic demise, Hadoke uncovers a lot of previously unknown information. The conclusion is hugely emotional and it feels only right that this much loved man has received the celebration that his life richly deserved. STUDIO FOOTAGE: Hours of material going behind-the-scenes on production of Arc of Infinity, Snakedance and The Five Doctors

STUDIO FOOTAGE IMMERSIVE 5.1 SURROUND SOUND Exclusive new surround mixes for Snakedance and The Five Doctors

A promotional DVD was released in DWM 544 to coincide with the 40th anniversary of the magazine. It featured shortened cuts of selected bonus material from previous boxsets, as well as an exclusive bonus feature, "Doctor Who: Messages From Space". I’m not expecting 4 animated releases a year. There are only a couple of teams working on the animationss. At best we can only expect 2 releases per year, one from each team, or one per year for two/three years while one of the teams works on the Dalek Masterplan (+Mission to the Unknown). Some Network stuff has already transferred – Anderson Entertainment has re-released the content they produced (docs, concert) and also Space Patrol (which Network acted as exclusive distributor for). Most new Region B releases continue to use the 50i format of the broadcast masters - exception to this is the UHD release of Twice Upon a Time, which is presented at 2160p24; and the Steelbook re-releases of the 2009 Specials and Series 5, which use 1080p24 mastering. Overall I’m ecstatic. The front cover looks amazing. I love Season 9 and 2s cover but it’s nice that the Doctor looks completely like the Doctor again. Even if he has long hair never mind haha. The disc art and the booklet etc all look fantastic.