Two spacecraft fuse in a hyperspace collision, and with the dimensional instabilities threatening everyone aboard, it’s fortunate the Doctor (Tom Baker), Romana (Lalla Ward) and K-9 arrive to help. But when a crewmember is found clawed by a ferocious creature, it seems there’s something even more frightening stalking the corridors. But what can this have to do with a zoologist, Professor Tryst, his CET projection machine, and a planet called Eden?
Special Features:
- Commentary with actors Lalla Ward and Peter Craze, writer Bob Baker, effects designer Colin Mapson and make-up designer Joan Stribling. Moderated by Toby Hadoke
- The Nightmare of Television Centre: A look back at a somewhat troubled production with three of the behind-the-scenes crew who worked on it
- Going Solo: Writer Bob Baker talks about The Nightmare of Eden
- The Doctors Strange Love: With comedian Josie Long and writers Joe Lidster and Simon Guerrier
- Ask Aspel: Lalla Wards appearance on the popular BBC children's show
- Radio Times Listings (DVD-Rom)
- Programme subtitles
- Production information subtitles
- Photo gallery
- Coming soon trailer
- Digitally remastered picture and sound quality
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liked it alot .. as i order more of the classic doctor who dvd, i like the show even more.
As a old Doctor Who episode it was quite good for the special effects of the time with one of the original Doctor Who's (Tom Baker).
Nightmare of Eden is a great Doctor Who adventure, as long as you can look past the slightly flimsy sets and the rather Muppet like aliens. Although when I first saw this aged 8 I actually found the monsters pretty scary! Tom Baker is a fantastic Doctor and deserves his reputation as one of the best. The overall story is a very clever one, with some fun ideas. Written by Wallace and Gromit's Bob Baker with script editing duties belonging to Douglas Adams of Hitch Hikers fame. This is a must buy for nostalgia buffs or fans of the new series that want to see a campy 1979 slice of classic Doctor Who. The accompanying extras and documentaries are superbly made and there's much to learn about the terrible atmosphere on set throughout the shooting of this story. It's amazing the actual episodes appear as much fun on screen, with the back biting going on behind the scenes. As Doctor Who DVDs go it might not be the best story but there's much to enjoy and I give it 4 stars.