“Ghost Light” is an adventure of the twentysixth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1989 featuring the Seventh Doctor and Ace. It follows “Battlefield” and it’s a three parts adventure written by Marc Platt and directed by Alan Wareing.

“Battlefield” is the first adventure of the twentysixth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1989 featuring the Seventh Doctor and Ace. It follows “The Greatest Show in the Galaxy” and it’s a four parts adventure written by Ben Aaronovitch and directed by Michael Kerrigan.

Responding to a distress signal, the Seventh Doctor (Sylvester McCoy) and Ace (Sophie Aldred) arrive near Lake Vortigern in England. There, UNIT is having some problems with some nuclear missiles and things get worse with the arrival of some knights in medieval armors who also use energy weapons.

The situation and the presence of the Doctor lead to recalling Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney) from his retirement. Together with Ancelyn, a knight of King Arthur, they’ll face the witch Morgaine and her warriors, arrived from a parallel universe, who think that the Doctor is Merlin.

“The Happiness Patrol” is an adventure of the twentyfifth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1988 featuring the Seventh Doctor and ace. It’s a three parts adventure written by Graeme Curry and directed by Chris Clough.

“Dragonfire” is the last adventure of the twentyfourth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1987 featuring the Seventh Doctor, Mel and Ace. It follows “Delta and the Bannermen” and it’s a three parts adventure written by Ian Briggs and directed by Chris Clough.

“Revelation of the Daleks” is the last adventure of the twentysecond season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1985 featuring the Sixth Doctor and Peri. It follows “Timelash” and it’s a two parts adventure written by Eric Saward and directed by Graeme Harper.