William Hartnell - (The Doctor)

William Russell - (Ian Chesterton)

Jaqueline Hill - (Barbara Wright)

Maureen O' Brien - (Vicki)

Peter Sanders - (Sita)

Peter Craze - (Dako)

Bill Starkey - (Third Xeron)

Lawrence Dean, Ken Norris, Salvin Stewart , Peter Diamond, Billy Cornelius - (Morok Guards)

Richard Shaw - (Lobos)

Jeremy Bulloch - (Tor)

Salvin Stewart - (Morok Messenger)

Peter Diamond - (Morok Technician)

Ivor Salter - (Morok Commander)

Michael Gordon, Edward Granville, Bill Starkey, David Walliscroft - (Xerons)

Peter Hawkins - (Dalek Voice)

Murphy Grumbar - (Dalek Machine Operator)

The TARDIS has jumped a time track, landing on the planet Xeros where the Doctor and his companions discover the unsettling sight of their own future selves - displayed as exhibits in the Morok museum. The exhibits testify to the galactic conquests of the Morok invaders who now rule the planet.

When time shifts back to normal, the Doctor and his companions embark on a campaign to avert their fate, with Vicki helping the native Xerons to obtain arms with which to launch a revolution against the Moroks.

But will this be enough to secure the time travellers' existence?

Working Title:

N/A

Things to look for:

• Coming Soon.

The Doctor Who Archive:

All 4 Episodes exist.

Bloopers:

• Coming Soon

- The Crusade / The Space Museum. box-set, episodic format, Released July1999; PAL (BBC Video cat.#6888).

- This was released as a two-tape set, together with The Crusade.

Not yet released on DVD.

Not yet released on Audio.

- The Space Museum, written by Glyn Jones, Published 1987 - [Target no.117]

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