Doctor Who: The Collection: Season 13: Blu Ray review

Published by BBC
Released by Madman Home Entertainment

Arguably one of the Fourth Doctor Tom Baker's most iconic series, Doctor Who: The Collection: Season 13 is a must for any true fans of the show - despite some of the shonky work done by AI on upgrading the collection.

The six stories collected, covering the period of the iconic TARDIS team of Harry, Sarah and the Doctor, remain some of the most beloved work done by the series. From tales of monsters loose in Scotland to the iconic Pyramids of Mars, this collection is one of the finest runs of stories ever created for the sci-fi time traveller show, mixing horror, gothic chills and monsters that lived on for decades - and there's not even a Dalek in sight.

But it's the mix of special features that makes this such an essential collection.

From a doco about Ian Marter who played Harry through to the myriad of bonus footage from shows and fandom around that time, it really does represent some of the best of what the show could offer - as well as some high-quality documentaries from an award-winning team.

Ultimately, Doctor Who: The Collection: Season 13: Blu Ray is a piece of memorabilia that no true fan of the show should be without - and even those curious about the show's appeal would be wise to jump in on this and understand why it's been so beloved for so long.