Does this set include the Christmas special?

Yes. "A Christmas Carol," the 2010 Christmas special, is included alongside both halves of Series 6.

Is this the complete sixth series or just one half?

It is the complete series, combining the spring and autumn halves in one box.

Which Doctor is this?

It is Matt Smith's second full series as the Eleventh Doctor, with Karen Gillan as Amy Pond.

Are the US-filmed episodes included?

Yes. The two-part opener shot in the US leads the set.

Is it worth upgrading from the DVD?

The Blu-ray adds sharper picture and sound over the DVD, and the extras are the same.

How many discs are in the box?

The set spreads the series and special across multiple Blu-ray discs, with the bonus material on its own disc.

Where can I buy the Doctor Who: The Complete Sixth Series (Box Set) [Blu-ray]?

14 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Best Buy, Gruv Entertainment.

Doctor Who: The Complete Sixth Series (Box Set) [Blu-ray]

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Our take on the Doctor Who: The Complete Sixth Series (Box Set) [Blu-ray]

This Blu-ray box set collects all of Matt Smith's second year as the Doctor, split across the two halves of Series 6, and adds the 2010 Christmas special "A Christmas Carol." It includes the first episodes of the revived show filmed in the US, plus hours of bonus material. It suits fans who want the full run in one place rather than buying the halves separately. Compared with single-volume releases, it is the more complete way to own the season, though the split-season structure and uneven episode quality are the usual complaints.