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13.01.03

Doctor Who: The Seeds of Death
Released on DVD by Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Worldwide on 17 February 2003


Patrick Troughton stars as the second Doctor along with Frazer Hines as Jamie and Wendy Padbury as Zoe in this episode, first broadcast in early 1969 and which is released here for the FIRST TIME as a full, unedited version. The DVD contains the customary array of spectacular extras including:

  • Commentary by actors Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, director Michael Ferguson, script-editor Terrance Dicks.
  • Easter egg
  • New Zealand censor clips
  • The Last Dalek
  • TARDIS-Cam no.6
  • Sssowing the Ssseedsss documentary

The time travellers and their TARDIS land on the planet Earth in the 21st century. Human beings have become totally reliant on T-Mat - a device that beams people and freight instantly to destinations all around the globe.


Unfortunately T-Mat is currently malfunctioning, so our helpful time travellers agree to pilot an obsolete rocket to investigate.
They arrive at the moon relay station only to find the entire place overrun by Ice Warriors, who are preparing to invade Earth. In preparation and to try to weaken the earth's resistance in advance, the warriors are using T-Mat to their own ends. They are sending Martian seed pods to selected points on the planet's surface where they discharge a fungus that uses up all the oxygen from the surrounding atmosphere, making it deadly to humans but ideal for the Martians themselves.


The travellers manage to use the T-Mat to get back to Earth, where the Doctor discovers that the only thing effective in destroying the pods is water. He rushes to the local weather control bureau where he tries to adjust the instruments so as to cause a downpour Β… it's Earth's only hope, but will the plan work?
"The real beauty of The Seeds of Death [is] its plot and pace. Brian Hayles knew how to write material that was fast, but well thought through." John Connors, Shada 14, March/April 1983
With thanks to Doctor Who: The Television Companion, David J Howe and Stephen James Walker, Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Books



Title: Doctor Who: The Seeds of Death
Price: Β£19.99
Catalogue no: Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔDVD1151
Running time: 150 mins
Release date: 17 February 2003



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