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==Main Cast==
==Main Cast==
*[[First Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[William Hartnell]] (''[[The Smugglers]]''-''[[The Tenth Planet]]'')  
*[[First Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[William Hartnell]] (Departed in ''[[The Tenth Planet]]'')
*[[Second Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Patrick Troughton]] (''[[The Power of the Daleks]]'' onwards)
*[[Second Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Patrick Troughton]] (Introduced in ''[[The Tenth Planet]]'')
*[[Ben Jackson]] - [[Michael Craze]] (''[[The Smugglers]]''-''[[The Faceless Ones]]'')
*[[Ben Jackson]] - [[Michael Craze]] (Departed in ''[[The Faceless Ones]]'')
*[[Polly]] - [[Anneke Wills]] (''[[The Smugglers]]''-''[[The Faceless Ones]]'')
*[[Polly]] - [[Anneke Wills]] (Departed in ''[[The Faceless Ones]]'')
*[[Jamie McCrimmon]] - [[Frazer Hines]] (''[[The Highlanders]]'' onwards)  
*[[Jamie McCrimmon]] - [[Frazer Hines]] (Introduced in ''[[The Highlanders]]'')  
*[[Victoria Waterfield]] - [[Deborah Watling]] (''[[The Evil of the Daleks]]'')
*[[Victoria Waterfield]] - [[Deborah Watling]] (Introduced in ''[[The Evil of the Daleks]]'')


==Stories set during this season==
==Stories set during this season==

Revision as of 18:58, 9 May 2009

If you were looking for the 2008 series, see Series 4.

The fourth season of Doctor Who ran between 10th September 1966 and 1st July 1967. It starred William Hartnell as the Doctor in the first two stories and then Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor.

Overview

Season 4 featured the first Cybermen story, The Tenth Planet, and the last new Dalek story, The Evil of the Daleks, until Day of the Daleks in 1972. (A repeat of seven episodes of The Evil of the Daleks would air between Season 5 and 6 to fill the gap between new episodes.) The Tenth Planet also featured the Doctor's first regeneration, which at the time, even with advance warning from the Radio Times, would have surprised viewers.

The season introduced companion Jamie McCrimmon, one of the longest-serving and most popular TV companions. The Highlanders, broadcast this season, marked the end of the writers including occasional "historical serials" which featured no fantastic elements other than the TARDIS crew themselves. The next historical story would not appear until Black Orchid was broadcast in 1982. It consisted of 9 serials and 43 episodes, the majority of which are considered lost; as of 2008 this season has the sad distinction of being the only Doctor Who season for which not a single story survives in complete form (although audio recordings exist for all the episodes).

Stories

Main Cast

Stories set during this season

Adaptations and merchandising

Video

VHS

DVD

  • Lost in Time (Moonbase 2+4 with audio of 1+3, Evil of the Daleks 2, Faceless Ones 1+3, Underwater Menace 3)

Novelisations

External Links

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