The Twin Dilemma (VHS)

In 1992, The Twin Dilemma was released on VHS.

Cover blurb
"Something's wrong. Something's very wrong. Oh, no. Has it come to that? Regenerate, yet unregenerate... I am a living peril to the Universe."

Is the Doctor really losing his mind? After his fifth regeneration his behaviour certainly seems to point that way. Having tried to strangle Peri, he's landed the Tardis on the asteroid Titan 3 determined to pursue the quiet life of a hermit. But the giant dome on the horizon seems set to shatter his peace. Just who are its mysterious inhabitants? What is their connection to the kidnapping of the twins Romulus and Remus, famed for their mathematical genius? And where are the giant Gastropods?

Originally transmitted 22-30 March 1984, this four part adventure heralds the beginning of the Colin Baker era of Doctor Who.

Specifications

 * Encoding: PAL
 * Aspect ratio: 4:3
 * Running time: 100 mins approx

Cover blurb
"Something's wrong. Something's very wrong. Oh, no. Has it come to that? Regenerate, yet unregenerate... I am a living peril to the Universe."

Is the Doctor really losing his mind? After his fifth regeneration his behaviour certainly seems to point that way. Having tried to strangle Peri, he's landed the Tardis on the asteroid Titan 3 determined to pursue the quiet life of a hermit. But the giant dome on the horizon seems set to shatter his peace. Just who are its mysterious inhabitants? What is their connection to the kidnapping of the twins Romulus and Remus, famed for their mathematical genius? And where are the giant Gastropods?

Originally transmitted 22-30 March 1984, this four part adventure heralds the beginning of the Colin Baker era of Doctor Who.

Specifications

 * Encoding: PAL
 * Aspect ratio: 4:3
 * Running time: 100 mins approx

Cover blurb
"Something's wrong. Something's very wrong. Oh, no. Has it come to that? Regenerate, yet unregenerate... I am a living peril to the Universe."

Is the Doctor really losing his mind? After his fifth regeneration his behaviour certainly seems to point that way. Having tried to strangle Peri, he's landed the Tardis on the asteroid Titan 3 determined to pursue the quiet life of a hermit. But the giant dome on the horizon seems set to shatter his peace. Just who are its mysterious inhabitants? What is their connection to the kidnapping of the twins Romulus and Remus, famed for their mathematical genius? And where are the giant Gastropods?

Originally transmitted 22-30 March 1984, this four part adventure heralds the beginning of the Colin Baker era of Doctor Who.

Specifications

 * Encoding: NTSC
 * Aspect ratio: 4:3
 * Running time: 100 mins approx

Cover blurb
"Something's wrong. Something's very wrong. Oh, no. Has it come to that? Regenerate, yet unregenerate... I am a living peril to the Universe."

Is the Doctor really losing his mind? After his fifth regeneration his behaviour certainly seems to point that way. Having tried to strangle Peri, he's landed the Tardis on the asteroid Titan 3 determined to pursue the quiet life of a hermit. But the giant dome on the horizon seems set to shatter his peace. Just who are its mysterious inhabitants? What is their connection to the kidnapping of the twins Romulus and Remus, famed for their mathematical genius? And where are the giant Gastropods?

Originally transmitted 22-30 March 1984, this four part adventure heralds the beginning of the Colin Baker era of Doctor Who.

Specifications

 * Encoding: NTSC
 * Aspect ratio: 4:3
 * Running time: 100 mins approx