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The E-Space Trilogy is a DVD Box which has three episodes of [[season 18]] they are [[Full Circle]], [[State of Decay]] and [[Warrior's Gate]].
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[[File:The E-Space Trilogy DVD UK cover.jpg|right|thumb|The region two box set.]]
'''''The E-Space Trilogy''''' was the name of the VHS and the DVD box set of three serials from [[Season 18 (Doctor Who 1963)|season 18]]. They were: ''[[Full Circle (TV story)|Full Circle]]'', ''[[State of Decay (TV story)|State of Decay]]'' and ''[[Warriors' Gate (TV story)|Warriors' Gate]]''. The title comes from the setting of the trilogy, the universe of [[E-Space]]. It was released on [[26 January (releases)|26 January]] [[2009 (releases)|2009]].


===Full Circle===
== Bonus features (DVD version) ==
• Commentary with actor [[Matthew Waterhouse]], writer [[Andrew Smith]] and script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]].  
=== Full Circle ===
[[File:Bbcdvd-espace-fullcircle.jpg|right|thumb|Full Circle region 2 cover.]]
* Commentary by actor [[Matthew Waterhouse]], writer [[Andrew Smith (writer)|Andrew Smith]] and script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]].
* ''[[All Aboard the Starliner (documentary)|All Aboard the Starliner]]'' - Cast and crew look back at the making of this story. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[George Baker]], [[John Leeson]] and [[Bernard Padden]], director [[Peter Grimwade]], writer [[Andrew Smith (writer)|Andrew Smith]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and film cameraman [[Max Samett]]. Produced by [[Steve Broster]].
* ''[[K-9 in E-Space (documentary)|K9 in E-Space]]'' - A look at the robot dog's role in the E-Space arc. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[John Leeson]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]], writers [[Andrew Smith (writer)|Andrew Smith]] and [[Terrance Dicks]]. Produced by Steve Broster.
* [[Swap Shop]] - Noel Edmonds chats with Matthew Waterhouse and takes calls from viewers of the Saturday morning entertainment show after Waterhouse's first appearance as [[Adric]].
* ''[[E-Space: Fact or Fiction? (documentary)|E-Space: Fact or Fiction?]]'' - A look at the science behind the concept of Exo-Space. Could E-Space really exist? With script editor Christopher H. Bidmead, visual effects designer (and Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society) [[Mat Irvine]], authors [[Stephen Baxter]] and Paul Parsons, planetary scientist Dr. Andrew Ball and astronomer and television presenter Sir [[Patrick Moore]]. Narrated by [[Sophie Aldred]]. Produced by [[Keith Barnfather]].
* Continuity - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
* Isolated Score - option to watch the story with the isolated music score.


• All Aboard the Starliner (dur. 24' 18") - cast and crew look back at the making of this story. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[George Baker]], [[John Leeson]] and [[Bernard Padden]], director [[Peter Grimwade]], writer [[Andrew Smith]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and film cameraman [[Max Sammett]]. Produced by [[Steve Broster]].
=== State of Decay ===
[[File:Bbcdvd-espace-stateofdecay.jpg|right|thumb|State of Decay region 2 cover.]]
* Commentary with actor Matthew Waterhouse, director Peter Moffatt and writer Terrance Dicks.
* ''[[The Vampire Lovers (documentary)|The Vampire Lovers]]'' - Cast and crew look back at the making of this story. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[John Leeson]] and [[Clinton Greyn]], director [[Peter Moffatt]], writer [[Terrance Dicks]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and designer [[Christine Ruscoe]]. Produced by [[Steve Broster]].
* Film Trims - Mute 35mm film trims from the model effects filming for the story, featuring alternative takes of the tower and the scout ship staking the [[Great Vampire]].
* [[Leaves of Blood: Literary Vampires (documentary)|''Leaves of Blood'']] - A history of [[Vampire]]s in literary fiction. With authors Ramsey Campbell, Stephen Gallagher, [[Kim Newman]], Pete Crowther, Simon Clark, Alison L R Davies, Chris Fowler and vampire specialist Dr. Tina Rath. With Nick Scovell reading excerpts from "Dracula", "I am Legend", "Interview with the Vampire" and "Anno Dracula". Narrated by [[Nicholas Briggs]]. Produced by [[Keith Barnfather]].
* ''[[The Blood Show (documentary)|The Blood Show]]'' - A fascinating insight into the use and meaning of blood in society and culture. With haematology specialist Simon Clare, cultural historian Sir {{w|Christopher Frayling}}, goth club promoter Emily Richards, anthropologist Dr. Lola Martinez, broadcaster and food writer Stefan Gates, chef Fergus Henderson and butcher Frank Baker. Produced by [[Ann Kelly]].
* ''[[The Frayling Reading (documentary)|The Frayling Reading]]'' - Cultural historian Sir Christopher Frayling looks at 'State of Decay' with reference to the vampire stories of film and literature. Produced by [[James Goss]].
* Continuity - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
* Isolated Score - option to watch the story with the isolated music score.


• K9 in E-Space (dur. 4' 36") - a look at the robot dog's role in the E-Space arc. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[John Leeson]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]], writers [[Andrew Smith]] and [[Terrance Dicks]]. Produced by Steve Broster.
=== Warriors' Gate ===
[[File:Warriors gate region 2.jpg|right|thumb|Warriors' Gate region 2 cover.]]
* Commentary with actors [[Lalla Ward]] and [[John Leeson]], director [[Paul Joyce]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and visual effects designer [[Mat Irvine]].
* ''[[The Dreaming (documentary)|The Dreaming]]'' - Cast and crew look back at the troubled making of this story. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[John Leeson]], [[Clifford Rose]] and [[David Weston]], director [[Paul Joyce]], writer [[Stephen Gallagher]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and visual effects designer [[Mat Irvine]]. Narrated by [[Stephen Greif]]. Produced by [[Andrew Beech]].
* ''[[The Boy with the Golden Star (documentary)|The Boy with the Golden Star]]'' - Actor [[Matthew Waterhouse]] looks back on his time on the show. Produced by [[Richard Molesworth]].
* ''[[Lalla's Wardrobe: A Frockumentary (documentary)|Lalla's Wardrobe]]'' - A trip through Romana's time on the show via the medium of the many costumes actress Lalla Ward wore along the way. With Lalla Ward, costume designers [[June Hudson]] and [[Louise Page]], writers [[Nev Fountain]] and [[Jonathan Morris]]. Produced by James Goss.
* Extended and Deleted Scenes - Missing scenes from an earlier edit of episode two.
* Continuity - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
* Isolated Score - Option to watch the story with the isolated music score


• Swap Shop (dur. 8' 06") - Noel Edmonds chats to [[Matthew Waterhouse]] and takes calls from viewers of the Saturday morning entertainment show after Waterhouse's first appearance as [[Adric]].  
== VHS box set ==
Released across the UK, Australian and US markets the box set included three VHS tapes, with one of the stories on each.


• E-Space - Fact or Fiction? (dur. 14'34") - a look at the science behind the concept of Exo-Space. Could E-Space really exist? With script editor Christopher H. Bidmead, visual effects designer (and Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society) Mat Irvine, authors Stephen Baxter and Paul Parsons, planetary scientist Dr. Andrew Ball and astronomer and television presenter Sir Patrick Moore. Narrated by [[Sophie Aldred]].  Produced by Keith Barnfather.
The US release of this set was titled as "E-Space Trilogy" whilst the Australian and UK releases were titled "The E-Space Trilogy".


• Continuity (dur. 2' 54") - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.  
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• Isolated Score - option to watch the story with the isolated music score.
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===State of Decay===
Disc 2 - State of Decay
 
• Commentary with actor Matthew Waterhouse, director Peter Moffatt and writer Terrance Dicks.
 
• The Vampire Lovers (dur. 20' 23") - cast and crew look back at the making of this story. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[John Leeson]] and [[Clinton Greyn]], director [[Peter Moffat]], writer [[Terrance Dicks]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and designer [[Christine Ruscoe]]. Produced by [[Steve Broster]].
 
• Film Trims (dur. 5' 32") - mute 35mm film trims from the model effects filming for the story, featuring alternative takes of the tower and the scout ship staking the Great Vampire.
 
• Leaves of Blood (dur. 17' 02") - a history of Vampires in literary fiction. With authors Ramsey Campbell, Stephen Gallagher, Kim Newman, Pete Crowther, Simon Clark, Alison L R Davies, Chris Fowler and vampire specialist Dr. Tina Rath. With Nick Scovell reading excerpts from 'Dracula', 'I am Legend', 'Interview with the Vampire' and 'Anno Dracula'. Narrated by [[Nicholas Briggs]]. Produced by Keith Barnfather.
 
• The Blood Show (dur. 10' 28") - a fascinating insight into the use and meaning of blood in society and culture. With haematology specialist Simon Clare, cultural historian Sir Christopher Frayling, goth club promoter Emily Richards, anthropologist Dr. Lola Martinez, broadcaster and food writer Stefan Gates, chef Fergus Henderson and butcher Frank Baker. Produced by Ann Kelly.
 
• The Frayling Reading (dur. 4' 35") - cultural historian Sir Christopher Frayling looks at 'State of Decay' with reference to the vampire stories of film and literature. Produced by James Goss.
 
• Continuity (dur. 3' 32") - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
 
• Isolated Score - option to watch the story with the isolated music score.
 
===Warrior's Gate===
• Commentary with actors [[Lalla Ward]] and [[John Leeson]], director [[Paul Joyce]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and visual effects designer [[Mat Irvine]].
 
• The Dreaming (dur. 27' 10") - cast and crew look back at the troubled making of this story. With actors [[Lalla Ward]], [[John Leeson]], [[Clifford Rose]] and [[David Weston]], director [[Paul Joyce]], writer [[Stephen Gallagher]], script editor [[Christopher H. Bidmead]] and visual effects designer [[Mat Irvine]]. Narrated by [[Stephen Greif]]. Produced by [[Andrew Beech]].
 
• The Boy with the Golden Star (dur. 19' 40") - actor [[Matthew Waterhouse]] looks back on his time on the show. Produced by Richard Molesworth.
 
• Lalla's Wardrobe (dur. 16' 59") - a trip through Romana's time on the show via the medium of the many costumes actress Lalla Ward wore along the way. With Lalla Ward, costume designers June Hudson and Louise Page, writers Nev Fountain and Jonathan Morris. Produced by James Goss.
 
• Extended and Deleted Scenes (dur. 4' 11") - missing scenes from an earlier edit of episode two.
 
• Continuity (dur. 2' 00") - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
 
• Isolated Score - option to watch the story with the isolated music score

Latest revision as of 19:54, 22 April 2024

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The region two box set.

The E-Space Trilogy was the name of the VHS and the DVD box set of three serials from season 18. They were: Full Circle, State of Decay and Warriors' Gate. The title comes from the setting of the trilogy, the universe of E-Space. It was released on 26 January 2009.

Bonus features (DVD version)[[edit]]

Full Circle[[edit]]

Full Circle region 2 cover.

State of Decay[[edit]]

State of Decay region 2 cover.
  • Commentary with actor Matthew Waterhouse, director Peter Moffatt and writer Terrance Dicks.
  • The Vampire Lovers - Cast and crew look back at the making of this story. With actors Lalla Ward, John Leeson and Clinton Greyn, director Peter Moffatt, writer Terrance Dicks, script editor Christopher H. Bidmead and designer Christine Ruscoe. Produced by Steve Broster.
  • Film Trims - Mute 35mm film trims from the model effects filming for the story, featuring alternative takes of the tower and the scout ship staking the Great Vampire.
  • Leaves of Blood - A history of Vampires in literary fiction. With authors Ramsey Campbell, Stephen Gallagher, Kim Newman, Pete Crowther, Simon Clark, Alison L R Davies, Chris Fowler and vampire specialist Dr. Tina Rath. With Nick Scovell reading excerpts from "Dracula", "I am Legend", "Interview with the Vampire" and "Anno Dracula". Narrated by Nicholas Briggs. Produced by Keith Barnfather.
  • The Blood Show - A fascinating insight into the use and meaning of blood in society and culture. With haematology specialist Simon Clare, cultural historian Sir Christopher Frayling, goth club promoter Emily Richards, anthropologist Dr. Lola Martinez, broadcaster and food writer Stefan Gates, chef Fergus Henderson and butcher Frank Baker. Produced by Ann Kelly.
  • The Frayling Reading - Cultural historian Sir Christopher Frayling looks at 'State of Decay' with reference to the vampire stories of film and literature. Produced by James Goss.
  • Continuity - BBC1 continuity announcements from the original transmission.
  • Isolated Score - option to watch the story with the isolated music score.

Warriors' Gate[[edit]]

Warriors' Gate region 2 cover.

VHS box set[[edit]]

Released across the UK, Australian and US markets the box set included three VHS tapes, with one of the stories on each.

The US release of this set was titled as "E-Space Trilogy" whilst the Australian and UK releases were titled "The E-Space Trilogy".

  • VHS UK box set cover

    VHS UK box set cover

  • VHS Australian box set cover

    VHS Australian box set cover

  • VHS Australian box set cover side

    VHS Australian box set cover side

  • VHS US box set cover

    VHS US box set cover

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