issue 4 of Doctor Who DVD Files. On 28 August 2015, The Five Doctors was released in Germany—with the German title Die Fünf Doktoren. Special Edition differences There are many differences between the original version of the episode and the special-edition version. They are: Several scenes have been extended with previously unused footage. Some scenes also have new musical cues. Some scenes are re-ordered to match the original script. At the beginning there are added scenes of the Dark Tower's exterior and interior. The Time Scoops' black triangles have been replaced with a new effect, resembling an upside-down whirlwind. The Time Scoop sent to capture the Fourth Doctor turns black before capturing him, visibly indicating a malfunction. Thunder sound effects have been added to the scenes of the First Doctor trapped in the mirror-maze as well as to the scene of him outside the front gate. There is a visual-effect added onto the Dalek in the mirror-maze after it is struck by its own weapon to suggest intensifying heat prior to it exploding. The Dark Tower slowly becomes visible through the destroyed wall panel after the Dalek explodes. All beam effects, including the boobytrapped checkerboard floor, have been redone. The effect of the Fifth Doctor and the phantoms fading away have been altered to look less similar. The image and visual effect of the Fourth Doctor stuck in the time-vortex has been changed: it no longer includes Romana. Rassilon's voice has been altered to sound more dramatic. The last scene of the Fourth Doctor returned to his proper place in space and time has been changed to a different clip from Shada. The scene at the end in which the various Doctors depart in their TARDISes has been replaced with "Time Scoops" departing instead. Whilst the Fifth Doctor and the Master are talking (having just met), the Cyberman who catches sight of them no longer says "Ah!" to himself. The music, dialogue and sound effects are re-mixed in stereo, with two exceptions: The pre-credits clip of William Hartnell, and the Delia Derbyshire arrangement of the theme tune during the first half of the credits. These were left in mono for stylistic reasons. Soundtrack The complete original and special edition scores, as well as a selection of effects by Dick Mills was released on 14 September 2018. It was also released on 2-LP 28 September 2018, omitting the effects. Track listing