We’re back to Earth this week, and taking a trip to Wales to meet Professor Clifford Jones and his crew of eco-warriors. But what’s this? Maggots! Giant ones! Join us, but make sure you don’t suffer…The Green Death.

The invisible antics continue as we join the Doctor, Jo and the Thals for more fun on Spiridon. As usual, it all ends up going a bit wrong for the Daleks. And who’d have thought molten ice would be a thing?

The Doctor’s in a coma - again! Jo goes for a wander, gets infected and meets an invisible person. When the Doctor wakes up he meets some Thals. And where there’s Thals, there’s Daleks…

We’re back on the moon! Well, at least to start with, then we’re all over the place - Earth, Draconia and the Ogrons’ home planet, where a nasty surprise awaits, courtesy of the Master.

War? What is it good for? Doctor Who it turns out. Well, the threat of war anyway, with tensions between humans and Draconians at an all-time high. The Doctor gets sent to prison on the moon, and some familiar faces pop up again in…Frontier in Space.

The Doctor is free! So where does he land? On a ship in the 1920s! Or, does he…? Not to spoil it, but no. Well, sort of. Watch out for Drashigs as we witness a Carnival of Monsters…

This is it, the first time we get multiple Doctors! Hartnell and Troughton in glorious colour at last, plus gel guards, Omega, and I’m fairly sure that’s Cromer.

The big time-eating bird is back! Benton’s a baby (literally), the Doctor tells a lovely tale, and the Master is as bonkers as ever. Oh, and we’re in Atlantis. With a Minotaur.

So, if you were the Master, what would you do? Pretend to be a Greek professor and harness the power of a giant bird that eats time? Well, that’s certainly what happens in this week’s episode!

Back to the planet of The Mutants this week for fun in the disco cave, and we discover just what’s in that package and see how to become a rainbow super-being.