AN UNEARTHLY VEHICLE!

Stuck in the wilderness of what belongs to Neanderthal Man, the TARDIS, now locked in its London Police Box form, awaits the return of its at present captured occupants, in an atmospheric image from An Unearthly Child.

TO CATCH A RUNAWAY!

His escape from the Psychic Service (of which he was once a founding member) savagely thwarted by the evil Chief Clown (Ian Reddington, in a memorable performance), within the desert wilderness of Segonax, the emotionally damaged Bellboy (Christopher Guard) will be forced to live the terror of the Gods of Ragnarok all over again.

A tense scene from The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, a fine story for the show's 25th Anniversary year, and one which got solid ratings in its one and only airing in 1988.

LET BATTLE COMMENCE!

Taken out of time and now being charged with transgressing the First Law of Time by his corrupted peers in the High Council, his own title of Lord President defunct and deposed, the Sixth Doctor must fight his own corner against his aggressive court prosecutor enemy, the Valyard (Michael Jayston), and watched like a hawk by the learned, overeeing female Inquisitor (Lynda Bellingham), during the ongoing drama that is The Trial of a Time Lord.

WARHEAD!

Art composition by Sean Longmore.

The Daleks' plan of war and revenge against the Time Lords via the trapping of the Doctor and his companions, finding the solution to the Movellan virus affecting them via the return of their creator, Davros, and the conquering of Earth via Robot Duplicates - all in a day's work for the evil, scheming creatures of Skaro in the classic Resurrection of the Daleks.

I'm looking forward to seeing the all-new CGI effects replacements for the story within the upcoming  The Collection - Season 21 box set, available in the Spring.

Get it here:

Doctor Who: The Collection Season 21 Limited Edition [Blu-ray] [Region B]: Amazon.co.uk: Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Nicola Bryant, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding