Here is something I have stumbled on that has been making the rounds on the different Doctor Who websites lately.  It is test animation from Quiros who animated the missing parts for The Ice Warriors which starred Patrick Troughton.  Here is a video of Evil of The Daleks which is used as test animation and not for a DVD of the missing episode plus a piece for The Tenth Planet which went to another company and which has been released last fall on DVD.

Classic Doctor Who has tweeted out a link to their site about the details for the extras on the Tenth Planet the final story to feature William Hartnell as The Doctor.  Here are the details for the first regeneration story.

Plot

The TARDIS brings the Doctor and his friends Ben and Polly to the South Pole in 1986. Their arrival coincides with the appearance of Earth’s forgotten twin planet Mondas and visitors from that world – emotionless beings called Cybermen. It’s up to the Doctor and his friends to stop these creatures before they convert Earth’s population into similar cyber creations – but the encounter will have a devastating effect on the Doctor…

Disc One Contents

• Commentary with actors Anneke Wills (Polly), Christopher Matthews (Radar Technician), Earl Cameron (Williams), Alan White (Schultz), Donald Van Der Maaten (Cybermen Shav and Gern), Christopher Dunham (R/T Technician) and designer Peter Kindred. Moderated by Toby Hadoke.
• Frozen Out - Cast and crew look back on the making of the story. With actors Anneke Wills, Earl Cameron and Reg Whitehead, designer Peter Kindred and vision mixer Shirley Coward.
• Episode 4 VHS Reconstruction - The reconstruction of the missing fourth episode using audio, stills and surviving clips, which featured on the BBC Video VHS release of the story back in 2000.
• Radio Times listings - Episode listings for The Tenth Planet from the BBC listings magazine Radio Times (DVD-ROM only – to be viewed on PC/Mac).
• Production subtitles - Subtitles provide the viewer with cast details, script development and other information related to the production of The Tenth Planet.
• Photo gallery - A selection of production, design and publicity photographs from this story.
• Coming soon - An exclusive new trailer for a forthcoming DVD release.

Disc Two Contents

• William Hartnell Interview - Shortly after leaving Doctor Who, star William Hartnell joined the 1966 Christmas pantomime tour of Puss in Boots. Interviewed in his dressing room for the BBC Bristol’s Points West programme, Hartnell talks frankly about Daleks, the merits of pantomime and his own thoughts on his future career in this extremely rare glimpse into the mind of the man who first brought the role of the Doctor to life…
• Doctor Who Stories – Anneke Wills - Anneke Wills look back on her role as Polly in the series, in an interview recorded for the BBC’s Story of Doctor Who in 2003.
• The Golden Age - Historian Dominic Sandbrook examines the myth of a ‘Golden Age’ of Doctor Who.
• Boys! Boys! Boys! - Peter Purves, Frazer Hines and Mark Strickson reminisce about their time as companions to the First, Second and Fifth Doctors respectively.
• Companion Piece - A psychologist, writers and some of the Doctor’s companions over the years examine what it means to be a Time Lord’s fellow traveller . With actors William Russell, Elisabeth Sladen, Louise Jameson, Nicola Bryant and Arthur Darvill, writers Nev Fountain and Joseph Lidster, and psychologist Dr Tomas Charmorro-Premuzic.
• Blue Peter: Doctor Who's Tenth Anniversary - Two weeks before the show’s tenth anniversary, the Blue Peter team take a look back at Doctor Who’s history. Ironically, the strict preservation of Blue Peter’s history means that the clip of the first regeneration has been preserved, but the final episode of The Tenth Planet that it came from was never again seen after its use here.

Source: Doctor Who TV
http://www.doctorwho.tv/whats-new/article/the-tenth-planet-dvd-cover-and-contents-announced

A list of extras that will be appearing on the upcoming Doctor Who - The Tenth Planet is listed below -

Disc 1:
00:03:37:00 (DOCTOR WHO - THE TENTH PLANET - DVD EXTRAS - PHOTO GALLERY)
00:24:20:11 (DOCTOR WHO - THE TENTH PLANET - EPISODE 4 - RECONSTRUCTION)
00:29:08:11 (DOCTOR WHO - THE TENTH PLANET - DVD EXTRAS - FROZEN OUT


Disc 2:
00:13:37:18 DOCTOR WHO STORIES ANNEKE WILLS
00:15:48:07 (DOCTOR WHO - THE TENTH PLANET - DVD EXTRAS - THE GOLDEN AGE)
00:19:31:08 BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!
00:24:23:01 COMPANION PIECE
00:03:16:13 (DOCTOR WHO - THE TENTH PLANET - DVD EXTRAS - WILLIAM HARTNELL INTERVIEW)
00:09:04:04 (DOCTOR WHO - THE TENTH PLANET - DVD EXTRAS - BLUE PETER)

It has been confirmed that the 4th episode will be the reconstructed animated episode.  What is of most interest in all this is the William Hartnell Interview.  Earlier this week one of the Restoration team had stated that one of the extras was something that most believed had no longer existed and so it is probable that the interview is what he was referring to.  The interview will be available as a 3 minute video clip on the DVD which was taken a few months after Hartnell's final story, The Tenth Planet was aired. This is certainly a great find as there aren' t too many interviews with him out there, if any!

The DVD is out in the UK on November 18 and no word on the North American release date.

The new Doctor Who DVD release schedule for the UK has been released in the new issue of Doctor Who Magazine and this Autumn sees a Cybermen fest.  It has been revealed that the Moonbase will have its two missing episodes animated and be released in October while the recently announced Tenth Planet will be out in November.  Both stories have their missing stories animated by Planet 55 Studios the same studio that did The Reign of Terror. 

DWM also reports that The Underwater Menace will be getting the animated treatment and we will see the recovered episode sometime in 2014.

                         UK Doctor Who Release Schedule

6th May	The Visitation (Special Edition)
20th May	Series 7 Part 2 (DVD/Blu-ray)
27th May	Inferno (Special Edition)
27th May	Dr Who and the Daleks/Daleks' Invasion Earth: 2150AD (DVD/Blu-ray) (Aaru movies, released by Studio Canal)
3rd June	The Mind of Evil
24th June	Doctor Who: Regeneration (coffee-table book/DVD set of The Tenth Planet, The War Games, Planet of the Spiders, Logopolis The Caves of Androzani, Time and the Rani, Doctor Who: The Movie, Bad Wolf/The Parting of the Ways, and The End of Time)
8th July	The Monster Collection (individual themed DVDs: Cybermen, Davros, Silurians, Sontarans, The Daleks and The Master)
15th July	Spearhead from Space (Blu-ray)
5th August	The Green Death (Special Edition)
26th August	The Ice Warriors (animated episodes two+three)
16th September	Scream of the Shalka
30th September	Terror of the Zygons
21st October	The Moonbase (animated episodes one+three)
18th November	The Tenth Planet (animated episode four)

Doctor Who TV has released a clip of the animation of the 1st Doctor's regeneration.  This takes place at the end of The Tenth Planet and the DVD will be released later this year. 

The Doctor Who News Page posted some pictures of the animation for the missing episode 4 of The Tenth Planet.  They were released at a convention in Australia Whovention: Gold where Dan Hall of the Doctor Who DVD range was a guest along with some of the animators.
Source: Doctor Who News Page

The missing episode 4 for William Hartnell's last story The Tenth Planet will be animated.  The DVD release is scheduled for later in 2013 and snippets of the animation was shown at the Gallifrey One  convention taking place right now in Los Angeles.   The Tenth Planet is of major historical significance to Doctor Who as the first regeneration took place in that story and it was also the first appearance of the Cybermen.  Good news indeed for classic Doctor Who fans.

You can see pictures of the animation at the link below.

http://www.doctorwho.tv/whats-new/images/the-tenth-planet-animation



Source: Doctor Who TV BBC

Born in London, 1908, William Hartnell grew up during a dark time of war and social poverty. His admiration for Charlie Chaplin inspired him to become an actor, and in 1926 he got this first job working with Sir Frank Benson’s Shakespearean Company. Further parts in theater quickly followed, along with small film roles, until his career really took off in 1943 with his memorable role as the army officer in The Way Ahead. Carol Reed’s film opened the door to numerous film roles for Hartnell, often receiving star billing, but the actor was frustrated by the “tough guy” roles he was always offered, preferring the comedy and farce of his early career.

However, fate would soon intervene when Hartnell’s roles in the Granada TV series The Army Game and Lindsay Anderson’s film, This Sporting Life (1963), led to Verity Lambert considering William Hartnell for the role of the Doctor. The rest, as they say, is history. Over the next three years William Hartnell would help forge the role of the Doctor, a mysterious time traveler  an outcast from his own people, a glorious - if somewhat cantankerous - grandfather from another world. Hartnell adored his time as the Doctor, becoming a hero to millions of children as he took his companions on fantastic adventures in time and space: visiting great historical figures like Marco Polo and King Richard the Lionheart, bizarre aliens like the Zabri and Sensorites appeared with strange cultures and customs, they experienced the futility of trying to alter history and the Aztec civilization in 15th Century Mexico, even turning on each other when the TARDIS drifted towards the edge of destruction, and they were always ready to fight the intergalactic menace of the Daleks which returned time and again to keep viewers enthralled as the Doctor valiantly fought them wherever their evil plans of universal domination threatened to destroy every living thing that dared to stand in their way.