The first of the "proper" DVDs to come out (the Five Doctors doesn't count, even the American version which has extras). It came with floor plans and a monotone commentary. And a dull cover.

Did I buy it?

Yes - my first Dr Who DVD and surprisingly I came back for more.

The Eighth Doctor has reached World War II where his knowledge of codes causes top brass to doubt he is who is says he is.

Did I buy it?

No - I wish I had because "The Burning" offered a chance to jump aboard the EDAs but I didn't take it. This reboot run of books are less cheap than those around them.

The Seventh Doctor and Ace get tangled up in the meaning of freedom.

Did I buy it?

I've never seen it before in my life.

The first audio-NA, penned by New Series writer Paul Cornell and featuring Sylvester McCoy's most over the top performance as the Doctor.

Did I buy it?

Yes - twice to be exact. Once on cassette and then later on CD when I upgraded my early collection. I keep this bit in because it's still true.

The synopsis of an unmade Peter Davison story, the structure of the perfect episode one and all of the above merchandise.

Did I buy it?

Yes and I hope I can find it again because I forgot to read the unmade story article.