Doctor Who: K9 Tales (The Invisible Enemy / K9 And Company)

I hadn't seen The Invisible Enemy before - the Graham Williams era isn't my favourite but am appreciating them alot more with every DVD release. Great innovative and different type of who story and villain (ok, it nicks from Fantastic Voyage) which is...

As usual Play's excellent value makes this set a star buy - but note that 'The Invisible Enemy' disc has a technical authoring fault in Episode Three (which involves skipping of scenes at the end of the episode), so it may be wiser to wait till this is...

To contradict 'Spaceage' in an earlier review - 'Invisible Enemy' is not available seperately. This is its first release in this boxset with K9 and company. You may be mistaking it with 'Invasion of Time'. Maybe not, but as someone who has all these...

TheLordMystigious, in an earlier review, bemoans the fact that he is forced to buy a boxset, when in reality, all he wants is The Invisble Enemy. This is actually available, and can be picked up for around a tenner, so if you aren't interested in K9...

The Invisible Enemy, is a perfect example of Classic Doctor Who in the sense that its got great ideas and a fairly good story that's let down by the low budget. That said, K9 makes a good impact in his first story, and Leela and the Doctor work well...