Laufeyjarson writes…

Original air dates April and May of 1966. Oh boy, a Western, with music and everything. And the TARDIS, how unexpected.

Original air dates April 1966. Three of four episodes are missing and I get to watch reconstructions.

Original air dates from March of 1966. Off to a solid start with an alien with an eye where their mouth should be, the TARDIS arrives in a jungle. Dodo bursts out, and sneezes. Steven’s a terrible nag.

Original air dates February 1966. France, vaguely mideval times, the Doctor and Steven arrive in the middle of the 16th century.

Original air dates November 1965 – January 1966, a long run with many parts, most of which are missing today. Eleven parts of which we have only three.

Original air dates October and November of 1965. Interrupted the story of “Mission Unknown” for a month leaving the viewers to remember the lost tape.

Original air date 9 October 1965. Single episode serial. Videotape never sent abroad and episode is fairly lost. Telesnaps exist and have been used to reconstruct it.

Original air dates were September and October of 1965. A mostly lost serial with only one of the four original videos remaining, it’s been reconstructed various ways by the Internet. Wikipedia says it was a popular episode so it’s a shame to lose it.

Original air dates were in July of 1965. Ian, Barbara, and Susan are gone, leaving only Vicki behind. Now the Doctor does what he does best, and meddles with things.

Original air dates May – June 1965. The preview at the end of “The Space Museum” showed the Daleks ready to pounce on the travellers, and having prepared a time machine of their very own. Things could get complicated quickly.