Doctor Who
Key To Time Box Set

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  • Join the popular Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and the beautiful Romana on a 26-episode intergalactic treasure hunt for the six segments of the all-powerful Key to Time.

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  • ActorsLalla Ward
    Tom Baker
    Cat No. 2011318
    EAN 5051561027543
    Handy TagK9
    LabelBBC Worldwide
    Number of Discs 7
    RatingPG
    SeriesClassic Doctor Who
    Doctor Who
    Supplier Code BBCDVD2754
    TypeDVD
    DVD & Audio

  • Join the popular Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) and the beautiful Romana on a 26-episode intergalactic treasure hunt for the six segments of the all-powerful Key to Time.

    Includes all six stories from the popular series: The Ribos Operation, The Pirate Planet, The Stones of Blood, The Androids of Tara, The Power of Kroll and The Armageddon Factor.

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  • Doctor Who: Key To Time Box Set

    5 out of 5 starsKey to Time review, - By John Rivers

    A simply brilliant slice of Imperial Tom era Doctor Who when the show shifted away from gothic horror and into the worlds of fantasy. Tom Baker, joined by the gorgeous Mary Tamm as Romana and the redoubtable K9 have to search for the Key to Time before the Black Guardian gets his evil mitts on it.

    There's plenty to enjoy here, Robert Holmes delivers two fantastic scripts with The Ribos Operation and Power of Kroll (featuring Doctor Who's biggest ever monster). Douglas Adams writes the fantastic Pirate Planet, when he was still writing the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (see some jokes crossover in the writing!) while David Fisher delivers some classic sci-fi horror with The Stones of Blood.

    Fantastic extras accompany the set (as always) and give a great insight into this classic piece of late seventies Doctor Who.

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