Laufeyjarson writes…

Originial air dates January 1970. First of the third doctor, first in color. We start at a radar station of some sort, with a man calling for help.

Original air dates April through June of 1969. Our group materializes into the middle of what appears to be World War 1. They’re picked up by an ambulance driver.

Original air dates March through April of 1969. Last of the “lost” episodes, this one has telesnap reconstructions of five of six serials. They’re better than nothing, but I’ll be glad to be through them.

Original air dates January 1969 through March 1969. Six parts and all present! I think there’s only one more lost episode and that’s next.

Original air dates December 1968 through January 1969. None of them appear to be lost episodes, which is a nice change.

Original air dates November through December 1968. Long serial with eight episodes. I see animation to replace this lost one, which is better thatn slide shows.

Original air dates September and October 1968. The DVD Menus have a preview with something with snakes on their head, and the TARDIS flying to bits.

Original air dates August and September of 1968. Opens with a space fleet and a rock.

Original air dates April through June 1968. Starts off with a goodbye to Victoria, which is what I get for watching them out of order. The Doctor and Jaimie find a new planet to land on. Most of this serial is slide shows, including the first one.

Original air dates March and April of 1968. Lost serial. It’s been animated, but I only have the slideshow here yet. Watching out of order, eek, so the animations can arrive on DVD.