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Doctor Who: The Mutants

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2-disc set

Region Code: 1

UPC: 883929166466

ISBN: 0780669975

Catalog #: DV3172892

Languages: English Dolby Digital 1.0 (Primary), English SDH subtitles

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From the liner notes

When a strange message pod turns up at UNIT HQ, the Doctor (Jon Pertwee) and his assistant Jo (Katy Manning) suddenly involved in another dangerous mission for the Time Lords. The TARDIS takes them to Skybase One above the inhospitable Solos. It is the 30th century and the planet is about to gain independence from Earth's glorious empire. But someone on Solos has other plans and, alarmingly, the natives are slowly evolving into fierce–looking creatures. It's time for the Doctor and Jo to find out why.

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DVD : $31.49  (2-disc set)

  • Availability:  Usually ships in
    5-10 days
  • Region Code:  1
  • UPC: 883929166466
  • ISBN: 0780669975
  • Catalog #: DV3172892

    • Studio :  BBC, Warner

  • Languages:  English Dolby Digital 1.0 (Primary) ,  English SDH Subtitles
  • Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
  • Features:
  • Audio commentary
  • Easter eggs: Mutt Mad
  • Featurette: Race Against Time
  • Featurette: Blue Peter
  • Featurette: Dressing Doctor Who
  • PDF Materials: Radio Times Listings
  • Production Note Subtitles
  • Digitally remastered
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3 Stars

Rating: Not Rated

1972, 145 min

Country:  United Kingdom

Studio :  BBC, Warner

Cast:  Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, Garrick Hagon, Paul Whitsun-Jones, James Mellor

Director:  Christopher Barry

Screenwriter:  Bob Baker, Dave Martin