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Doctor Who - Planet of Evil

“Planet of Evil” is an adventure of the thirteenth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1975. It follows “Terror of the Zygons” and it’s a four parts adventure written by Louis Marks and directed by Rodney Bennett.

The Fourth Doctor (Tom Baker) responds to a distress call and takes the Tardis to the planet Zeta Minor. There, he and Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) find that the members of a Morestran scientific expedition were almost all killed. Only the expedition’s leader, Professor Sorenson, is still alive and thinks he’s on the verge of crowning many years of research on a new energy source.

A Morestran military starship arrives on the planet Zeta Minor shortly after the Tardis and the commander thinks that the Doctor and Sarah Jane have killed the members of the scientific expedition. The story gets even more complicated because the planet is on the edge of the known universe and beyond that there’s a big danger.

Doctor Who - Genesis of the Daleks

“Genesis of the Daleks” is an adventure of the twelfth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1975. It follows “The Sontaran Experiment” and it’s a six parts adventure written by Robert Holmes and directed by Rodney Bennett.

Doctor Who - The Ark in Space

“The Ark in Space” is an adventure of the twelfth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired in 1975 featuring the Fourth Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan. It follows “Robot” and it’s a four parts adventure written by Robert Holmes and directed by Rodney Bennett.

Doctor Who - Robot

“Robot” is the first adventure of the twelfth season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired between the end of 1974 and the beginning of 1975. It’s a four parts adventure written by Terrance Dicks and directed by Christopher Barry.

Doctor Who - The Time Warrior

“The Time Warrior” is the first adventure of the eleventh season of “Doctor Who” classic series which aired between the end of 1973 and the beginning of 1974 featuring the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith. It follows “The Green Death” and it’s a four parts adventure written by Robert Holmes and directed by Alan Bromly.