Laufeyjarson writes…

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.

Original air date April – May 1965. The TARDIS arrives at some sort of museum of spaceships and futuristic things. All is not as it seems, as there’s definitely something creepy going on.

Original air date March and April of 1965. Arriving outside Jaffa during the Crusades, they are immediately beset by troubles.

Original air dates are February 1965 through March 1965. The ship is pulled in to a strange planet and they must figure out how to escape.

Original broadcast dates January through February 1965. Another excellent print off of the new blu-ray release. A month of leisure sits heavy on the crew’s hands when the unexpected happens!

Original brodcast dates from January of 1965. The Doctor, Ian and Barbara wind up on the planet Dido, where they find a shipwrecked rocket ship and a mystery.

Original broadcast dates, November – December 1964. I wonder if it felt different when you couldn’t binge-watch the whole thing? Must have.

Upon arrival a slide of debris locks the crew out of the TARDIS and they’re forced to try and find help to shift it. It’s a good thing they do, as the Daleks have invaded and plan on taking the planet for a joyride.