14th March 1970 - The Ambassadors of Death Trailer

1'29"  B/W film of the trailer married up with a fan recording of the audio, which includes a continuity announcement played in live at the time. This featured on the VHS release of Ambassadors, without the fan audio (and as such sans continuity) and with added captions explaining the altering colour throughout. Fan colourised version

January 1971 - The Mind of Evil Trailer

25th October 1971 - Blue Peter

5'26"  In show# 887, Valerie Singleton and John Noakes hand over to Peter Purves, who admits to having been in Doctor Who six years ago, although with a shorter haircut. The story he remembers most was the 12-part The Devil's Planet - a clip is shown from The Daleks' Master Plan to demonstrate. Three Daleks appear in the studio (including the Gold Dalek from Day of the Daleks), and Purves talks about their lasting appeal. The three presenters then settle down to watch the Daleks dancing around to the Blue Peter theme. Three clips from one show. A short clip of these features in the Dalek Tapes documentary on Genesis of the Daleks.

1972 - The Generation Game

0'17"  Bruce Forsyth asks for "varied dialects" and someone wheels on a Dalek. Appeared as part Doctor Who: Confidential episode 11 in 2005, cropped and with an added caption.

19th February - 1st April 1972 - The Sea Devils Continuities

0'25"  0'26": Announcement over the end of The Curse of Peladon. 2'42": Intro to the second episode, with lengthy recap. 0'27": End of the final episode, mentioning The Mutants.

25th February 1972 - The Sea Devils Trailer

0'58"  A lengthy collection of clips advertising the start tomorrow...

7th November 1972 - Looking In

1'43"  As part of BBC2's 50th anniversary celebrations, Looking In took a behind the scenes look at Carnival of Monsters, filming a camera rehearsal of a scene from the first episode. This appeared on the DVD release of Carnival of Monsters, and also in part on the 1994 video More Than Thirty Years in the TARDIS.

December 1972 - The Three Doctors Trailer

0'48"  A collection of clips from the story. This appeared, reconstructed from a fan audio, on the DVD release of The Three Doctors.

27th December 1972 - The Sea Devils Omnibus Trailer

0'52"  A collection of clips from the story advertising the repeat omnibus later that day.

27th December 1972 - The Sea Devils Omnibus Continuity

0'23"  The end of the episode, mentioning the imminent start of The Three Doctors and the release of the Radio Times special.

January 1973 - Carnival of Monsters Trailer

0'25"  A collection of clips from the story advertising the start "next Saturday". Exists as audio only, and a fan produced reconstruction.

12th May - 16th June 1973 - The Green Death Continuity

1'24"  Various continuity announcements: 0'17": After the preceding story - advertising The Green Death and the theme record. 0'11": Introducing Episode One. 0'22": Over the end credits of Episode One, advertising Episode Two. 0'12": Introducing Episode Five. 0'16": Over the end credits of Episode Six, explaining that the series will be back later in the year. A 4'10" compilation of this (reconstructed from a fan audio) and this appeared on the DVD release of The Green Death.

7th June 1973 - Blue Peter

0'49"  With the help of John Scott Martin and Michael Wisher operating and voicing a Dalek, the Blue Peter team issue an appeal to anyone who may have information on a stolen Dalek. A clip is used in a documentary on Genesis of the Daleks.

11th June 1973 - Blue Peter

0'49"  The stolen Daleks are returned! Phew! A clip is used in a documentary on Genesis of the Daleks.

November 1973 - Radio Times Tenth Anniversay Special Announcement

0'11"  A brief announcement made after the end of an episode advertising the Radio Times special. Now exists as audio only, and as a fan reconstruction.

5th November 1973 - Blue Peter

13'40"  Jon Pertwee and the Whomobile on show #1052, along with clips from the first three Doctors. Pertwee shows off to Peter Purves about its roadworthiness and its uniqueness, the lights, the luggage rack and the fuel consumption. Inside we see a television screen, the onboard computer and the cassette player. Jon doesn't seem certain what's fantasy and what's reality. Purves them has a retrospective on the series as part of the tenth anniversary and shows clips of 100,000BC, The Daleks' Master Plan (with Steven Taylor), The Tenth Planet (the regeneration sequence), Fury From the Deep, The War Games, The Mind Robber and photos the designs of the early Blue Peter Design-a-Monster competition. Finally we see clips of The Chase, The War Games (again) and The Three Doctors. This appeared on the DVD release of The Three Doctors and the script to the retrospective would be partially reworked in 1980 and 1981. Clips also appear in Thirty Years in the TARDIS.

December 1973 - Radio Times Trail

0'30"  An advert for The Time Warrior, and the Radio Times coverage of the new series. Exists as audio only, and an official reconstruction which appeared, along with this, on the official DVD.

15th December 1973-5th January 1974 - The Time Warrior Continuity

0'41" 0'15": Intro to Part One 0'31": Outro to Part Four, Invasion Advert Exists as audio only, and an official reconstruction which appeared, along with this, on the official DVD.

21st December 1973 - Pebble Mill at One

20'44"  Bernard Wilkie and Patrick Troughton appear on the daytime TV programme. Wilkie shows off some of his past creations, including a Sea Devil, and symapthises with the artists inside the suits. A child talks about being scared of the characters, and Wilkie shows us a Draconion, the Three Doctors gel guards and more. Later on in the show, Troughton is in studio and talks to Bob Langley about adding comedy to the role, his other roles before and after Doctor Who and about being cast as villains. Wilkie is then back to show some fake glasses being smashed and other trick props. Three clips from one show. This appeared on the DVD release of The Three Doctors, and clips on Thirty Years in the TARDIS.

March 1974 - Crackerjack

0'13"  The Tom Baker credits are used to introduce the popular show. Appeared on Thirty Years in the TARDIS.

23rd May 1974 - Blue Peter

2'13"  Due to a BBC strike, Blue Peter is broadcast from the set of Robot for show #1107. Anyone wanting a lovely image of John Noakes' bum burned into their mind for three weeks should check this one... The intro to this, 1'08", appeared on the DVD release of The Talons of Weng-Chiang, along with this, this and this.  A longer version appeared on the Robot DVD and a short clip also appeared, cropped, on the 9th June 2007 edition of Doctor Who Confidential.

24th May 1974 - The Sea Devils Repeat Trailer

0'17"  After the broadcast of the fifth part of Planet of the Spiders, a brief announcement of the forthcoming omnibus showing of The Sea Devils.

November 1974 - Tom Baker Interview

5'56"  An interview with Tom Baker shot while filming at Wookey Hole for Revenge of The Cybermen, broadcast before Robot. Baker talks about the danger of shooting the series, the changing face of Doctor Who, the role changing his life, what he does in his private life and scaring children. This appeared on the DVD release of The Ark in Space.

28th December 1974 - 18th January 1975 - Robot Continuities

0'41"  0'17": Part One intro 0'24": End of Part Four, with Ark in Space advert. This appeared on the DVD release of Robot.