2lEntertain have recently confirmed that an exclusive collectors edition box set of Doctor Who, featuring all four series from 2005, will be released this November around the United Kingdom and Ireland. 2005 saw Doctor Who return to BBC One, Sixteen years since the last story on BBC One, with the Ninth Doctor, portrayed by Christopher Eccleston, meet Rose Tyler, portrayed by Billie Piper, and encounter the Autons.Series Twenty Seven of Doctor Who featured the Ninth Doctor with Rose Tyler travel from Victorian Cardiff all the way to Satellite Five while encountering the likes of Daleks, Slitheen and Gelth. Series Twenty Seven was the only series of Doctor Who to feature Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor before regenerating into the Tenth Doctor.
Series Twenty Eight of Doctor Who featured the Tenth Doctor with Rose Tyler travel from New Earth to the 2012 London Olympics while encountering the likes of Cybermen, Cassandra and Ood. Series Twenty Eight was the final series of Doctor Who to feature Billie Piper as Rose Tyler, as the main companion, departing in Doomsday after defeating the Daleks and the Cybermen.
Series Twenty Nine of Doctor Who featured the Tenth Doctor with Martha Jones travel from World War One to the Torajii System while encountering the likes of Daleks, Judoon and Macra. Series Twenty Nine was the only series of Doctor Who to feature Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones, as the main companion, departing in Last of the Time Lords after defeating the Master.
Series Thirty of Doctor Who featured the Tenth Doctor with Donna Noble travel from Pompeii to the deadly planet Midnight while encountering the likes of Ood, Sontarans and Davros. Series Thirty was the only series of Doctor Who to feature Catherine Tate as Donna Noble, as the main companion, departing in Journey’s End after defeating Davros and the Daleks.
2lEntertain will release the Complete Doctor Who box set for the price of £89.99 around the United Kingdom and Ireland on the Twenty Sixth of October. Doctor Who Hideout will keep all readers informed regarding this Doctor Who DVD release plus further DVD news about the upcoming Doctor Who Specials which continue this November with The Waters of Mars.
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Well the BBC are now just BLATANTLY showing they are trying to extract as much cash as possible out of WHO fans, as if we didn't already know.
Cybermen Collection, Dalek Collection, Torchwood 3 Series Box Set, TND/POTD Box Set, are all mostly regurgitated old episodes with new packaging. Now they are going the whole caboodle and repackaging the entire last four series'.
I'm actually sickened by their desperation to make money from loyal fans.
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