Vervoids, within The Trial of a Time Lord box set). In the UK, the black and white animation was released on DVD on 21 November 2016, and a Blu-ray/DVD bundle containing the black and white and colour versions in limited steelbook packaging was released in February 2017, making it the first 1960s Doctor Who serial to be released on Blu-ray (although not the first live-action one). A North American DVD containing the black and white and colour versions was released on 31 January 2017. They include clips from the original episodes, the CD-ROM's telesnap reconstruction, a 20-minute documentary covering the original production (Servants and Masters), and an audio commentary; additionally, a 5.1 surround mix of the serial was produced alongside a remaster of the original mono recordings. An updated version of the animation was released on Blu-ray and DVD on 27 July 2020; it also adds newly discovered footage from the original episodes, the narrated cassette version of the serial, two new documentaries, and additional archive content, including an edition of Whicker's World ("I Don’t Like My Monsters to Have Oedipus Complexes") and surviving footage of Robin Hood starring Troughton. The new animation omits a brief 16 second segment of Episode 1, due to the complexity of the animation required and the animation team feeling they couldn't do the scene justice. The scene itself involves Troughton doing a Jig while playing his recorder, the previous attempt in 2016 was included as an Easter Egg on Disc 1. References External links Photonovel of The Power of the Daleks on the BBC website Loose Cannon reconstruction of The Power of the Daleks Target novelisation On Target – The Power of the Daleks Second Doctor serials Dalek television stories Doctor Who missing episodes