Season 5

Season 5 of Doctor Who ran between 2 September 1967 and 1 June 1968. It starred Patrick Troughton as the Second Doctor, Frazer Hines as Jamie McCrimmon and Deborah Watling as Victoria Waterfield. The season opened with The Tomb of the Cybermen and concluded with The Wheel in Space.

Overview
It consisted of seven serials and forty episodes, many of which are lost. No complete stories from the season were known to have survived until the early-1990s when archivists recovered a complete version of The Tomb of the Cybermen.

A second complete story, The Enemy of the World was recovered in 2013, along with a nearly complete recovery of the story that followed it, The Web of Fear.

It is also the only season, as of 2020, where a missing episode (The Web of Fear episode 3) is known to exist but has not yet been returned to the BBC. The episode in question went missing from its known location just prior to recovery of the other episodes.

Individual episodes have survived for a few of the other stories, and audio recordings exist for all. This was the first season not to have any episodes featuring Daleks. This is the first season where each story had a unique director. This is also the first season to feature no historical stories.

The season is also notable for having Patrick Troughton play a double-role as both the Doctor and Salamander in The Enemy of the World.

Cast

 * Dr. Who - Patrick Troughton
 * Jamie McCrimmon - Frazer Hines
 * Victoria Waterfield - Deborah Watling

Recurring

 * Zoe Heriot - Wendy Padbury
 * Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart - Nicholas Courtney
 * Professor Edward Travers - Jack Watling
 * Tanya Lernov - Clare Jenkins
 * Cyberman Controller - Michael Kilgarriff
 * Cybermen Voices - Peter Hawkins, Roy Skelton

Guest

 * Eric Klieg - George Pastell
 * Kaftan - Shirley Cooklin
 * Toberman - Roy Stewart
 * Parry - Aubrey Richards
 * Captain Hopper - George Roubicek
 * Khrisong - Norman Jones
 * Thonmi - David Spenser
 * Songsten - Charles Morgan
 * Padmasambhava - Wolfe Morris
 * Clent - Peter Barkworth
 * Miss Garrett - Wendy Gifford
 * Penley - Peter Sallis
 * Storr - Angus Lennie
 * Varga - Bernard Bresslaw
 * Arden - George Waring
 * Salamander - Patrick Troughton
 * Giles Kent - Bill Kerr
 * Astrid Ferrier - Mary Peach
 * Donald Bruce - Colin Douglas
 * Benik - Milton Johns
 * Fariah - Carmen Munroe
 * Swann - Christopher Burgess
 * Anne Travers - Tina Packer
 * Captain Knight - Ralph Watson
 * Harold Chorley - Jon Rollason
 * Staff Sgt. Arnold - Jack Woolgar
 * Driver Evans - Derek Pollitt
 * Robson - Victor Maddern
 * Harris - Roy Spencer
 * Maggie Harris - June Murphy
 * Van Lutyens - John Abineri
 * Mr. Oak - John Gill
 * Mr. Quill - Bill Burridge
 * Megan Jones - Margaret John
 * Jarvis Bennett - Michael Turner
 * Dr. Gemma Crowyn - Anne Ridler
 * Leo Ryan - Eric Flynn
 * Enrico Casali - Donald Sumpter

Stories set during this season

 * The Great Space Elevator is set between The Tomb of the Cybermen and The Abominable Snowmen
 * The Age of Ambition is set between The Tomb of the Cybermen and The Abominable Snowmen
 * Second Doctor sequences of Heart of TARDIS are set between The Tomb of the Cybermen and The Abominable Snowmen
 * Dreams of Empire is set between The Ice Warriors and The Enemy of the World
 * Combat Rock is set between The Ice Warriors and The Enemy of the World
 * The Black Hole is set between The Ice Warriors and The Enemy of the World
 * Twilight of the Gods is set between The Web of Fear and Fury from the Deep
 * The Dark Path is set between The Web of Fear and Fury from the Deep
 * The Emperor of Eternity is set between The Web of Fear and Fury from the Deep
 * The Elysian Blade is set between The Web of Fear and Fury from the Deep

VHS releases

 * The Tomb of the Cybermen (1992)
 * The Troughton Years (1991) (The Abominable Snowmen episode 2 and The Enemy of the World episode 3)
 * Cybermen: The Early Years (1992) (The Wheel in Space episodes 3 and 6)
 * The Ice Warriors Collection (1998) (The Ice Warriors 1, 4, 5 and 6 with short reconstructions of episodes 2 and 3)
 * The Reign of Terror (2003) (The Web of Fear episode 1)

Loose Cannon VHS releases

 * The Abominable Snowman (2006) (Episodes 1, 3-6 only)
 * The Ice Warriors (2004) (Episodes 2 and 3 only)
 * The Enemy of the World (2001) (Episodes 1-2, 4-6 only)
 * Fury from the Deep (2005)

Download/streaming availability
BritBox is available only in the UK, US and Canada. iTunes stores carry Doctor Who serials in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the UK and US.

Novelisations

 * Doctor Who and the Tomb of the Cybermen
 * Doctor Who and the Abominable Snowmen
 * Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors
 * Doctor Who and the Enemy of the World
 * Doctor Who and the Web of Fear
 * Fury from the Deep
 * The Wheel in Space

Audiobooks
to be added