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| date = 1998-04-10
| author = Bob Curtright
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More Dr. Who — Six frequently requested episodes of Britain's "Dr. Who," the longest-running science fiction series, are out on video for the first time. And they feature a sampling from four of the actors who have played the good doctor since the series began in 1963. From BBC Video, each of the six is $19.98.

"[[broadwcast:Battlefield|Battlefield]]" features Sylvester McCoy as Dr. Who in an adventure involving the discovery of a spaceship containing the body of King Arthur and his sword Excalibur, with the evil Mordred in hot pursuit

"[[broadwcast:The War Machines|The War Machines]]," with newly discovered footage, stars William Hartnell as the very first doctor in a tale set at the landmark Post Office Tower in London.

"[[broadwcast:The Awakening|The Awakening]]" features Peter Davison in a time-travel visit to a small village where there has been a mysterious disappearance.

"[[broadwcast:Frontios|Frontios]]" (Davison again) pits the doctor against the hardships of the inhospitable planet Frontios.

"[[broadwcast:The Happiness Patrol|The Happiness Patrol]]" (McCoy again) follows the doctor on an investigation of disappearances among an Earth colony on Terra Alpha where strange creatures lurk in the sewers beneath the city.

And "[[broadwcast:Timelash|Timelash]]" stars the fourth doctor, Colin Baker, making a journey through a time tunnel called Timelash to bring back a girl who inadvertently fell through the portal. 
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