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Doctor Who Complete Collection, DVD (Series Seasons 110. Sets were released in the UK as "Doctor Who: The Collection" followed by the season number Which means that in most of the world, blu-ray cannot handle Doctor Who at it's native frame rate, so it is slowed down to 24fps, which leads to it sounding slightly weird and motion perhaps look a bit weird too.