A New Body At Last (50'23")

Tom Baker recalls his rocky relationship with Graham Williams, and his feelings on the changes John Nathan-Turner brought about... and the decisions leading up to his resignation.
Christopher H Bidmead and Baeker both discuss the latter's attitude and the production office's response to his latest request to leave.
Peter Moffatt gives his thoughts on Tom during State of Decay and the effect he had on others. Uncomfortable interview clips remind us how difficult he could be, as do comments from Bidmead.
Baker describes the sexuality of his relationship with Lalla Ward and Moffatt reminds us how it showed itself during the making of the show and that he gave the marriage six months.
John Black gives a slightly different opinion of Tom, while Baker admits more how argumentative he became. We see this in footage from The Leisure Hive and Matthew Waterhouse shares his memories.
Baker, Bidmead and Moffatt on Baker's drinking habits and his desire to work around the scripts. Baker defends his decisions to ignore the scriptwriters.
Peter Davison recalls being phoned by Nathan-Turner to offer him the job of the Doctor and his surprise. Baker is unimpressed with his successor.
Moffatt and Black talk about working with Davison and the contrast with Baker.
Sarah Sutton explains how she came to become a regular character.
Bidmead talks about his inspiration for Logopolis (primarily being from The Keeper of Traken) and talks us through some of the reasons for the plot points, including the Watcher.
Adrian Gibbs explains how he became cast and recalls the filming and Bidmead admits he was honoured to write Baker's finale.
Davison, Bidmead, Baker, Gibbs, Davison and Sutton go over their experiences of the regeneration.
Discussion turns to Four to Doomsday, with thoughts from Davison and Black both on the story itself and the costume for the fifth Doctor. Davison then recalls The Visitation, Kinda and Castrovalva. Bidmead shares his joy at working with Davison...

Narrator: Denis Lawson
Camera: Une Herzer, John Kelly, Steve Broster
Colourist: Jonathan Wood
Studio Sound: Angus Anderson, Sue Malpass
Dubbing Mixer: Benedict Peissel
Archive Material: BBC Television
Additional Music: Paddy Kingsland
Also featuring Tom Baker (Oakey/Wright) performed by The Human League, Published by Dinsong, Courtesy of Virgin Records Limited
Thanks to: Stephen Cranford, Mark Gatiss, Roger Legree, Ian Levine, Steven Sigel, Jan Vincent-Rudzki
Produced and Directed by Paul Vanezis 2entertain (c) 2007

Nationwide - Tom Baker

Nationwide - Peter Davison

Pebble Mill at One - Peter Davison

News Items

Continuities

Photo Gallery (5'05")
64 colour and b/w photos from the making of this story.
With thanks to BBC Photographic Library, Derek Handley
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Information Text

Doctor Who Annual, Radio Times Listings, Season 18 Overseas Brochure
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Commentary
By Tom Baker, Janet Fielding and Christopher H Bidmead

Isolated Music
The full score for this serial.