Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time

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Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time

Colin Meek, Sylvester McCoy, Stephen Fry, John Sessions, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Stewart Head

9780563523673
66 tracksReleased 2004-01-01BBC

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9780563523673 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time by Colin Meek, Sylvester McCoy, Stephen Fry, John Sessions, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Stewart Head, released 2004-01-01 on BBC. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 66 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (66)

Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 1: “The Fall of the Santine Republic”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 1: “The Fall of the Santine Republic”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 2: “No Help Is Coming”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 2: “No Help Is Coming”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 3: “The Rescue”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 3: “The Rescue”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 4: “Cryptic Old Men”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 4: “Cryptic Old Men”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 5: “The Painting”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 5: “The Painting”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 6: “An Explanation”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 6: “An Explanation”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 7: “At the Temple of the Fourth”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 7: “At the Temple of the Fourth”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 8: “A Career in Medicine”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 8: “A Career in Medicine”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 9: “Where to Now?”
Episode 1: “At the Temple of the Fourth”, Part 9: “Where to Now?”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 1: “Valentine's Day”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 1: “Valentine's Day”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 2: “Out of Time, Out of Place”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 2: “Out of Time, Out of Place”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 3: “Son of TARDIS”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 3: “Son of TARDIS”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 4: “Bad Dreams”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 4: “Bad Dreams”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 5: “Horror in the City”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 5: “Horror in the City”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 6: “Eliminate the Possible”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 6: “Eliminate the Possible”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 7: “Breakfast With Midas”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 7: “Breakfast With Midas”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 8: “A Common Friend”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 8: “A Common Friend”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 9: “Shopping”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 9: “Shopping”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 10: “Interspecies Communication”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 10: “Interspecies Communication”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 11: “Saving Dr Cain”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 11: “Saving Dr Cain”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 12: “The Report”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 12: “The Report”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 13: “Another Friend in Common”
Episode 2: “Planet of Blood”, Part 13: “Another Friend in Common”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 1: “Glory”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 1: “Glory”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 2: “The Dictator's Society”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 2: “The Dictator's Society”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 3: “Opposites”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 3: “Opposites”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 4: “The Minister's Gift”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 4: “The Minister's Gift”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 5: “In the Forest of Lune”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 5: “In the Forest of Lune”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 6: “The Minister's Treachery”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 6: “The Minister's Treachery”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 7: “Here to Help”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 7: “Here to Help”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 8: “Discovery”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 8: “Discovery”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 9: “The Deal”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 9: “The Deal”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 10: “Alone Together”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 10: “Alone Together”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 11: “A Change of Circumstance”
Episode 3: “The Prisoner”, Part 11: “A Change of Circumstance”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 1: “Primitive Religions”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 1: “Primitive Religions”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 2: “Bad Jokes”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 2: “Bad Jokes”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 3: “Break the Rules, Break the World”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 3: “Break the Rules, Break the World”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 4: “Jumping Stalagmites”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 4: “Jumping Stalagmites”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 5: “Death Metal”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 5: “Death Metal”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 6: “Consider the Lilies”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 6: “Consider the Lilies”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 7: “Mount Plutarch”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 7: “Mount Plutarch”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 8: “The Hero Returns”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 8: “The Hero Returns”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 9: “The Kingmaker, He”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 9: “The Kingmaker, He”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 10: “The Minister's Destruction”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 10: “The Minister's Destruction”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 11: “Goodbye to Casmus”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 11: “Goodbye to Casmus”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 12: “Two Irons in the Fire”
Episode 4: “No Child of Earth”, Part 12: “Two Irons in the Fire”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 1: “Anima Presis”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 1: “Anima Presis”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 2: “Poor Tannis”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 2: “Poor Tannis”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 3: “The Well of Souls”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 3: “The Well of Souls”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 4: “Meet the Dead”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 4: “Meet the Dead”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 5: “Ace Is Reunited With the Doctor”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 5: “Ace Is Reunited With the Doctor”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 6: “Who Walks Like a Crow”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 6: “Who Walks Like a Crow”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 7: “A Friend Is Lost”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 7: “A Friend Is Lost”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 8: “Two Friends Are Lost”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 8: “Two Friends Are Lost”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 9: “Three Old Friends on Santiny”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 9: “Three Old Friends on Santiny”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 10: “On Fortune Falls”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 10: “On Fortune Falls”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 11: “The Probe”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 11: “The Probe”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 12: “Great Leader and a President”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 12: “Great Leader and a President”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 13: “Warm Welcome”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 13: “Warm Welcome”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 14: “Tea-Time”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 14: “Tea-Time”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 15: “We Always Win”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 15: “We Always Win”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 16: “Twilight”
Episode 5: “Death Comes to Time”, Part 16: “Twilight”
“Out Takes & Extras”, Part 1
“Out Takes & Extras”, Part 1
“Out Takes & Extras”, Part 2
“Out Takes & Extras”, Part 2
“Out Takes & Extras”, Part 3
“Out Takes & Extras”, Part 3
Death Comes to Time Realplayer Web Animation
Death Comes to Time Realplayer Web Animation
Interviews and Extras
Interviews and Extras

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What is UPC 9780563523673?
UPC 9780563523673 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time" by Colin Meek, Sylvester McCoy, Stephen Fry, John Sessions, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Stewart Head, released on BBC.
What is a UPC code in music?
A UPC (Universal Product Code) — also called an EAN barcode — is a unique numeric identifier assigned to a music release by its distributor. It identifies the release as a whole (album, EP, or single) and is required by every digital storefront and physical retailer.
How is a UPC different from an ISRC?
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UPC 9780563523673 contains 66 tracks.
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What is UPC 9780563523673?

9780563523673 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Doctor Who: Death Comes to Time by Colin Meek, Sylvester McCoy, Stephen Fry, John Sessions, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Stewart Head. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 66 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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