Laufeyjarson writes…

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 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 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.

Original air dates February through March 1968. The scene opens with the doors open and sucking them out to space. Jaimie manages to close the doors.

Original air dates December 1967 through January 1968. The TARDIS appears near the seaside, which is enough for the Doctor, but the others want to know where they are. The hovercraft that comes off the sea sets the time as “futuristic”.

Original air dates November and December 1967. Only two missing episodes. The Doctor and companions leave the cold Himalays and go to an even colder planet. Poor Jaimie’s knees may be blue forever.

Original air dates September through November 1967. Only one episode is extant, the rest are missing, so we’re back to slide shows. Campers high on a mountain are suddenly afraid and attacked.

Original air dates September 1967. Victoria and Jaimie accompany the Doctor into the TARDIS. He’s about 450 years old right now, and the set her up with the wardrobe.