This story features the Third Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith

A small team of scientists have been secreted aboard a research station located on a hidden asteroid in deep space.  Their mission - successfully test a system designed to create wormholes at will, a nd enable their government to use it to quickly end a rebellion that is threatening to topple the old order.  When the final test is successful - too successful; it ruptures the fabric of the universe allowing living shadows to cross over.  When the third Doctor and Sarah Jane arrive, they discover the remnants of an investigative team sent to discover what went wrong.  Initially under suspicion, the Doctor and Sarah team up with the surviving investigator and work together to drive the creatures back into their own dimension and seal the breach before every living being has been consumed.

This story features the Second Doctor, Ben and Polly

Nobody could ever question Ben Jackson's loyalty.  In the navy and now in time and space, he was someone to be trusted, someone to have on your side.  He was unshakable.  With Polly and the Doctor, this trait had become symbiotic.  Together, they were a team, a unit - rock solid in taking care of each other no matter what the Universe may throw their way.  And, right now, as Ben movies quietly through an alien control room, this solidarity is needed more than ever.  Polly has been captured, imprisoned by the Emod, her only hope of salvation rests with Ben and the Doctor.  However, as time passes, and Polly's would be rescuers strive to reach her, Ben finds himself undergoing a personal trial of faith.

This story features the Sixth Doctor and Peri

The Doctor and Peri take a trip to nineteenth century Borneo in search of the fabled Rafflesia flower - a seemingly harmless trip that takes a turn for the worse when they encounter British explorer Professor Crumb and a group of deadly Iban warriors.  However, the true threat is something very different - something that isn't human.  The travelers discover that evolution doesn't always run quite the same course across the Universe.

This story features the Sixth Doctor and Peri

Answering a distress signal from a distant planet, the Doctor and Peri find themselves intertwined in the lives of two of the colonists who harbor great hopes for the future and a terrible secret from the past.  With the planet slowly dying, the Doctor wrestles with a decision which will have a lasting impact on the lives of those he seeks to rescue, as well as for himself.

This story features the Seventh Doctor and Ace

Traveling through time is not without its hazards.  When the Doctor is forced to bring the TARDIS out of the space/time vortex in what should have been a routine rematerilsation, goes horribly wrong. The time machine has materialized in a part of space already occupied by another object, and it's all going to get rather messy.  As the TARDIS, and the other vessel, struggle to co-exist, strange things start to happen.  Whilst the Doctor tries to control the situation in the console room, Ace must travel alone into the bowels of the TARDIS on a terrifying journey.  Her deadly mission will challenge not only her own resolve, but will her friendship with the Doctor as its never been tested before.  What is the other object?  Can it destroy the TARDIS?  Can the Time Lord's friendship with his companion survive?  And why is Ace turning into a dog?

This story features the Sixth Doctor and Peri

The Doctor wants to show Peri that the universe isn't all dangerous, and so promises to take her to a tropical planet untouched by civilization.  However, the TARDIS mistakenly lands on Khranos Prime, a human-colony world in the 22nd century - but something is wrong.  What should be a thriving metropolis is inhabited solely by worker robots.  With Peri struggling to come to terms with the Doctor's newly regenerated persona, together they investigate.

This story features the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe

It's 1832 and an eclipse of the sun brings more than just a celestial spectacle.  As lightning falls, a young boy sees.  The TARDIS has brought the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe to a quaint countryside farm.  But amid the rustic setting stands a colossal site - four metal spires reaching to the sky.  Parts of a device created by renowned scientists and rivals Michael Faraday and William Sturgeon.  A device capable of harnessing devastating energies.  What force has brought these men together?  What is their "great experiment"?  What secrets lie in the storm clouds gathering above?  While Jamie and Zoe fend for themselves, the Doctor struggles to find the answers before his dreams become nightmares.

This story features the Seventh Doctor and Ace

It;s 2683 and the planet Njohuri is home to the Galactic Library, the greatest collection of information and data mankind has ever known.  The Doctor's curiosity is piqued when the TARDIS receives a signal from the planet, so he and Ace set out to investigate, but something is wrong.  Instead of the thriving city they expect to find, the surface of Njohuri is a desolate wasteland.  For the Doctor and Ace, an adventure across space and time awaits.

This story features the Sixth Doctor and Peri

After a series of failed attempts to show Peri a good time, the Doctor plans a trip to prohibition era USA, for a cruise from Havana to New York.  As ever, he lands the TARDIS in the wrong time and in the thick of danger.  It's September 7, 1934 and disaster is about to strike passengers and crew of the SS Morro Castle.  A being from another reality has entered our own, and it's hungry.  By the morning of September 8th, the death toll will be high, but can the Doctor and Peri avoid being among their numbers?

This story features the Seventh Doctor and Ace

Arriving at a country house in England in the 1930s, the Doctor and Ace discover it is an unhappy place burdened by darkness and terrible secrets.  It is possible there is a murderer amongst the occupants and maybe something far worse.  They must unlock the secrets of the house and piece together the truth if they are to have a chance at freeing everybody from its terrible grip.

This story features the Third Doctor and Jo Grant

The TARDIS is pulled off course by a strong magnetic field. Exploring the icy landscape, the Doctor and Jo Grant meet a strangely familiar character and discover the truth behind one of Earth's most enduring legends.

This story features the First Doctor

In the days long-ago of the Old Testament, a group of travelers are journeying to Bethel. Amongst them are the sisters Leah and Rachel, wives of Jacob.  When the TARDIS arrives in the wilderness, the Doctor perceives the dark intentions of Leah.  How much of the future is he willing to reveal in order to turn this bitter woman from her sinister purpose?

This story features the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa

They say that the atmosphere of Traken is so suffused with goodness that any evil that arrives there is sure to just shrivel up and die. They say it's a paradise, matched by few, exceeded by none. Is it any wonder that other beings look upon it enviously as their own civilizations crumble? Nyssa has never left Traken, but she explores the universe every night from the safety of her grounds. Yet what she sees through her telescope tonight frightens her. What is happening to the stars? For Nyssa, Traken is the most wonderful place in the universe, but soon it could be the only place left...

The TARDIS intercepts a distress signal traveling through time and the Doctor feels compelled to investigate. Tracing the call to a beautiful world, the Ship lands within a mysterious vessel; and soon the Doctor, Steven, and Dodo find themselves trapped in the sinister clutches of the Doctor's old enemies, the Voord. And to make matters worse, there is also another TARDIS on board the Voord ship, a TARDIS with a Monk at its helm. With Dodo and Steven held hostage, the Doctor is forced to assist his fellow time traveller in completing a dangerous task. But why has the Monk allied himself with the Voord? What is their bold, new intention? What is the strange object that lies at the bottom of the Ravine? And what sudden, terrifying illness has afflicted the Doctor? The answer to these questions leads the Doctor straight into a catastrophe, which hits closer to home than he ever thought possible.

When the topsail schooner Miss Miles is wrecked, Edmund Leigh finds himself stranded on Bone Island, a place to be avoided by superstitious sailors. Edmund encounters the Doctor and together they accompany two of the Aranthean race on a quest to rescue their lost queen, Valadria. Unknown to them all, an ancient horror awaits them at the end of their expedition.

A small town on twentieth-century Earth. A series of bizarre and unexplained deaths. The Sixth Doctor and Peri are caught up in the search to find a mysterious killer in modern-day England, and a race against time to stop before they strike again. They soon discover that the female of the species can be deadlier than the male…

Curiosity draws the Doctor into an antique emporium known as The Three Mariners. Edwin Chitty, the elderly owner, tells of a spectre that haunts the property, said to be the manifestation of a noblewoman who was drowned centuries earlier. The two old men undertake an overnight vigil in the shop and witness the vision of a hauntingly beautiful woman. A strange, jewelled artefact amongst the shop’s merchandise is the key to her true identity, and an indication of the power that might be unleashed against mankind…

When the mysterious Doctor first joined the residents of the Golden Firs Residential Care Home, stroke survivor Malcolm Conway felt he had found someone to talk to at last. Not everything the Doctor said made sense, however, and after witnessing some perplexing conversations with the old man's friends and granddaughter, Malcolm realised something was definitely wrong. Nothing could have prepared him for quite how wrong.

Hastings Ascham, a forbidding Gothic house in the little Yorkshire town of Matching, has been shrouded in mystery for decades. Five people have vanished without trace while within its walls, yet its owner, the determined Jemima Flinch, continues to endure the oppressive atmosphere of the cursed residence. The Doctor and Edmund Leigh, accompanied by the Reverend Guy Ridley, investigate and discover the horrifying truth about the so-called ‘Devil Patient’. The question is, how can such an evil, twisted entity be prevented from drawing further victims into its bleak world of imprisoned souls?

It’s a white Christmas in rural Colorado and an old enemy of humanity stirs deep in the freezing forest. A young traveler’s car breaks down at the worst possible time and she seek help and shelter from the winter storm in an old cabin on the hill, where a terrible secret awaits. An old blue Police Box arrives with the Doctor and Peri just in time to investigate a cry for help before tragedy strikes. The Doctor may be too late to save his friend but something stalks his steps in the forest at night and the clock is ticking. A familiar foe has designs against humanity, can the Doctor intervene before its too late or will this be the last Christmas?

Anne, Queen of England, is in a quandary. Who is to be her successor? Her Catholic half-brother James, who has always been her enemy? Or George of Hanover, whom she has always greatly disliked?

Digging tunnels for a new station on the London Underground, workers come across a train - but one that went missing in 1939. Of its occupants there is no sign. Head of C19 - the department of UNIT dealing with the regular Army - General John Sudbury calls on the Doctor for help. They trace a signal to the top of the Canary Wharf tower and set off to find out where it is being beamed to. They arrive in a ghost town - abandoned during the Second World War - and discover another beacon which the Doctor programmes into the TARDIS computer. They materialize in a familiar ghost town but this time it isn't deserted. As they confront the villagers, they discover that someone has been playing a game with them, but can the Doctor and Sudbury win the game?

Student Stuart Milner’s hopes of getting some much-needed work done on his train journey home for the holidays are dashed by the arrival of a beautiful, ethereal girl and a wild-eyed stranger in a very long scarf. Soon the girl vanishes, the train is pulled into another dimension and a platoon of robots appears, demanding she is found and turned over to them on pain of death. Stuart and his travelling companion, the Doctor, must unravel a tale of war and corporate espionage if they are to defuse the situation, release the train and stand any chance of getting some revision done…

The Doctor promises to take John and Gillian to the coronation of Queen Elizabeth I, though the children are dubious about his ability to direct the TARDIS there. Surprisingly, the time travellers find themselves in the midst of coronation revelry in the bedecked streets of Tudor London and proceed to enjoy the colourful sights around them. When an assassination plot comes to their attention, the three resolve to foil it and keep history on the right path. Matters take an unexpected turn, however, and the children are horrified when they realise what terrible events their efforts have helped to ensure.

It is London 1800. Turlough spends Christmas in the condemned cells at Newgate prison, convicted of murder with Sweeny Todd. His defense that he found the bodies whilst searching for an alien predator is not believed. Todd’s lover who harboured the creature is dead, and it has disappeared. Aided only by a reluctant lawyer the Doctor must find a way to prove the impossible and save his companion’s life

Paris is a city of miracles, and at its heart is the Seine. This glittering scar through the streets sums up the enigmatic majesty of the French capital. Perhaps that's why so many are drawn into it: the suicides, the murders, even the accidents, when people get just a little too close to the edge. But you don't need to worry any longer. Tonight, the Seine is giving up its dead. They line the banks of the river, bringing people in. Yes, everyone's welcome: the adults, the children, the natives, the tourists, and even Time Lords. Come see the Seine. Dip your head under the surface. It's like coming home, one last time.

The Doctor has created a new set of co-ordinates. He believes they will return the TARDIS to England in 1964, the home of his grandchildren John and Gillian. Soon their travels will be over. The time and space machine does reach Earth, but in the era of the New Testament. The travellers see a group of riders and are astounded to find that they are the legendary Wise Men, for there are four of them instead of three! When he discerns the reason for the variation from the Bible, the Doctor reduces the deputation, but frustrates the intentions of a powerful entity, which is soon burning with rage against him… What is the shocking truth about ‘yonder star’?

Also include the bonus story "The Night Before Christmas"

During a long journey in the TARDIS, the Doctor reluctantly agrees to tell John and Gillian a story. He heard the tale himself from an old man called Mr Twist, who had lived since he was a boy in the same road, a few doors from where the Doctor was first visited by his grandchildren. The story takes place at a nearby orphanage, run by the stingy Mrs Patt, in the year 1907. When Mrs Patt is arrested for misappropriation of funds, her sinister assistant, Mrs Pale, takes over. She is a secret drinker who eats the children’s food. On a dark December night she disappears without trace and a police search proves fruitless… What happened to Mrs Pale on the night before Christmas?

In the picturesque seaside resort of Whitby, beneath the stark, clifftop ruins of an ancient priory, a twisted and malicious hag is crushed beneath the wheels of a runaway brewer’s dray. Many years later, her eccentric relative, Gadney Mace, witnesses the death of an old carthorse on cobbled Henrietta Street and is overcome with foreboding. In an old inn known as the White Horse and Griffin, the Doctor learns the story of Old Joan and the visions she beheld once a year. Has a death on a fateful anniversary liberated an evil-minded spirit from an isolated grave?

The TARDIS lands in Khartoum, 1885, where the Mahdist forces are about to reclaim the city from the British and Egyptians. Realizing this the Doctor wants to get away, but Egyptian soldiers stop them and as they cannot produce identity documents escort them to General Gordon. Gordon is an old friend of Edward Waterfield, Victoria’s father. Recognizing her he invites the travelers to dinner with meagre rations. The British Government sent Gordon to organize an evacuation, but he chose to stay and fight. Victoria inadvertently tells Gordon about the TARDIS – he believes that it can save the city. The Doctor tells Victoria that he cannot interfere and insists they escape, but the soldiers will not let them pass. Will the Doctor, Victoria and Jamie manage to escape, or will they become victims of the eventual slaughter?

Barbara Chesterton no longer voyages through the dimensions of space and time with the Doctor in the TARDIS. Now she and Ian navigate the trials of real life, in real time. But Barbara still remembers and when she needs to, she can make her past come alive again. As she journeys back to the eighteenth century and finds herself trapped and alone with the infamous pirate king, Blackbeard, she tackles the greatest challenge of all: bedtime.

The Bell Man sits by a flickering brazier, awaiting the moment to mark the passing of another uneventful hour with his wearisome tolling. His only other task is the admittance of visitors to the disquieting garden, which lies on the very edge of Creation. But when had anyone ever presented themselves at its forbidding gates? Then the Doctor, Steven and Vicki arrive quite inadvertently. The purpose of the ostensibly delightful paradise is unknown to them as yet, but they soon register disturbing hints. Who is the dissolute-looking poet? Why is a statue positioned where it can barely be seen? The topography of the place is impossible to discern. Gradually the time travellers realise that the beauty of the garden is an attempt to soften the punishment meted out to the occupants of this apparent haven. But the greatest surprise for the Doctor awaits in a lakeside gazebo, where a black-garbed old woman from his past is consumed with hatred for him…

Japan, 1853. An important milestone in the history of both Japan and the United States. The TARDIS has arrived on a beautiful Pacific beach, but the Second Doctor, Ben and Polly are about to be reminded that during their adventures through history, such tranquil locations can be far from safe. Jamie is the first to see Samurai. Sometimes, just arriving somewhere, can be a crime punishable by death...

The TARDIS materialises in a crowded marketplace. The Doctor, John and Gillian wander round the stalls. Gillian sees an item she likes on a jewellery stall and goes to find her grandfather, hoping he will buy it for her. When the travellers arrive at the stall a different vendor is selling lengths of cloth and there is no sign of any jewellery. A fanfare sounds and a jolly-faced, portly man arrives on the scene. This is King Salter, ruler of the kingdom of Arabelle, who invites the TARDIS crew to a sumptuous feast in his castle. Strangely, the food turns out to have no taste. The Queen is a proud, haughty woman who is plotting with the King’s nephew, Basil of Cruett. Then, alarmingly, the dining hall slips out of focus. When it clarifies, the Queen has become a pleasant, homely little woman and Basil no longer exists. The Doctor suddenly realises where they are and what is inevitably going to happen. Can they reach the TARDIS before Arabelle ceases to exist?