Doctor Who. The Complete 4th Series, Disc 1

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Originally broadcast in the United States on the Sci Fi Channel in 2008.
Bonus features: David's video diaries, deleted scenes, teasers & trailers, retrospective featurette, children in need "Time crash", audio commentary.
Voyage of the damned.
David Tennant, Catherine Tate.
The Doctor and Donna travel back to Pompeii in AD 79 on the eve of the infamous eruption, investigate a series of grisly murders with the help of Agatha Christie, journey to the homeworld of the sinister Ood, face an old enemy of the Doctor's, and more.
DVD 9, NTSC, Dolby Digital stereo, 5.1 surround sound, widescreen.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Wonderful submitted by ljq on July 16, 2011, 3:29pm I really like the historic Doctor Who episodes and this is one of my favorites

Great! submitted by brady.emmett on August 1, 2011, 10:10am I really love Doctor Who, having only been introduced to it with the rebooted series. Season 4 is among my favorites. At first I wasn't terribly keen on Donna Noble as the companion. She has a tendency to be shrill. When I got the fact that Donna really becomes the Doctor's best friend, my impression of the whole season changed. Donna is no Rose or Martha or Amy, because she is Donna. And that makes it wonderful, all on its very own. David Tennant continues to be an awesome Doctor and owns the role.

Fantastic submitted by Parzival on August 18, 2011, 3:26pm This was the first David Tennant episode I have watched and I loved it.

Donna returns submitted by Jen Chapin-Smith on July 19, 2013, 9:42pm This disc contains the Christmas special, now a "Doctor Who" staple and technically not part of the regular series. In this episode (watch the brief special co-staring the fifth doctor as a mini-prequel), the Doctor lands on a spaceship named the Titanic, a name that brings about predictable results. Australian celebrity Kylie Minogue stars as the Doctor's companion for this voyage.

It is a fun one, though, especially with the visually impressive scene in which the Heavenly Host fly the Doctor aloft. The scenes with the Queen are particularly funny, although we never see her face, only hear her voice and see the corgis.

SPOILER ALERT: This episode is rather sad, which is not what I had hoped for in a Christmas special, so be warned.