Season 13 of Doctor Who first aired on BBC1 between 30 August 1975 and 6 March 1976. It opened with Terror of the Zygons, concluded with The Seeds of Doom and featured Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Elisabeth Sladen as Sarah Jane Smith & Ian Marter as Harry Sullivan.
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- Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart - Nicholas Courtney
- Warrant Officer Benton - John Levene
- Duke of Forgill/Broton - John Woodnutt
- Sister Lamont - Lillias Walker
- The Caber - Robert Russell
- Angus MacRanald - Angus Lennie
- Zygons - Keith Ashley, Ronald Gough
- Sorenson - Frederick Jaeger
- Vishinsky - Ewen Solon
- Salamar - Prentis Hancock
- De Haan - Graham Weston
- Morelli - Michael Wisher
- Marcus Scarman - Bernard Archard
- Lawrence Stevenson - Michael Sheard
- Dr. Warlock - Peter Copley
- Namin - Peter Mayock
- Sutekh - Gabriel Woolf
- Guy Crayford - Milton Johns
- Morgan - Peter Welch
- Corporal Adams - Max Faulkner
- Styggron - Martin Friend
- Chedaki - Roy Skelton
- Solon - Philip Madoc
- Condo - Colin Fay
- Maren - Cynthia Grenville
- Ohica - Gilly Brown
- Morbius - Michael Spice (voice)/Stuart Fell (body)
- Harrison Chase - Tony Beckley
- Scorby - John Challis
- Arnold Keeler - Mark Jones
- Richard Dunbar - Kenneth Gilbert
- Sir Colin Thackeray - Michael Barrington
- Amelia Ducat - Sylvia Coleridge
- Hargreaves - Seymour Green
- Sergeant Henderson - Ray Barron
Televised Serials[]
No. in Season | Title | Writer(s) | Director(s) | Date of Broadcast |
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#1 | Terror of the Zygons | Robert Banks Stewart | Douglas Camfield | 30 August - 20 September 1975 |
The Brigadier calls the Doctor to Scotland to aid in looking into reports of sightings of the Loch Ness Monster and he discovers the monster is actually being controlled by insidious reptilian shapeshifters. | ||||
#2 | Planet of Evil | Louis Marks | David Maloney | 27 September - 18 October 1975 |
Landing on a spaceship heading for the last planet in the known universe, the Doctor and Sarah Jane encounter a group of geologists being beset by bizarre occurrences. | ||||
#3 | Pyramids of Mars | Stephen Harris | Paddy Russell | 25 October - 15 November 1975 |
The Doctor and Sarah discover an ancient Egyptian mummy stored in a Victorian mansion is reviving as an extraterrestrial being with almost God-like powers. | ||||
#4 | The Android Invasion | Terry Nation | Barry Letts | 22 November - 13 December 1975 |
The TARDIS arrives in a local town in the present day and the Doctor and Sarah are bewildered to find everybody they know acting bizarre and hostile around them. | ||||
#5 | The Brain of Morbius | Robin Bland | Christopher Barry | 3 January - 24 January 1976 |
The Time Lords bring the TARDIS to the planet Karn, where a mad professor is plotting to construct a body for the brain of a long-dead Gallifreyan dictator known as Morbius. | ||||
#6 | The Seeds of Doom | Robert Banks Stewart | Douglas Camfield | 31 January - 6 March 1976 |
Two seed pods are found in the arctic circle and one infects a member of an arctic expedition. When he mutates into a large plant monster, the Doctor and Sarah Jane are called to help contain the crisis. |
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Filming[]
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Myths[]
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Stories set before this season[]
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Ratings[]
- Average: 10.1 million
- Highest: 12.1 million (The Android Invasion episode 3)
- Lowest: 6.1 million (Terror of the Zygons episode 2)
External Links[]
- Official Terror of the Zygons page on Doctor Who Website
- Official Planet of Evil page on Doctor Who Website
- Official Pyramids of Mars page on Doctor Who Website
- Official The Android Invasion page on Doctor Who Website
- Official The Brain of Morbius page on Doctor Who Website
- Official The Seeds of Doom page on Doctor Who Website