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Creatures Of The Night
00:44
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The Core Of The Universe
01:25
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The Doctors Theme
01:24
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Secrets Of Time Travel
01:37
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Time To Go
03:29
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Attack Of The Slitheen
00:50
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The Daleks
00:59
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The Dalek Fleet Decends
00:35
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The Good Old Times
01:52
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The Death Of A Time Lord
01:58
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Corridors And Tunnels
01:17
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The Cybermen
03:10
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King Of The Cybermen
02:56
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A Christmas Dance
04:15
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Ghosts In The Dark
03:11
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New Adventures
02:41
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