Showing posts with label delta and the bannermen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label delta and the bannermen. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 September 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Casualty @ 40: Series 4

Regular series actors Derek Thompson, Brenda Fricker, Cathy Shipton, Eddie Nestor, Geoffrey Leesley and Susan Franklyn all returned for the fourth season of BBC1's long
running medical drama.
Joining the programme here
were William Gaminara (as Dr. Andrew Bower), Tam
Hoskyns (SHO Lucy Perry),
Belinda Davison (student
nurse Alex Spencer), Ian
Bleasdale (paramedic Josh
Griffiths), Vivienne McKone (receptionist Julie Stevens) and Robson Green
(porter Jimmy Powell). Gaminara appeared in just four episodes (then
became a regular cast member on The Bill and Silent Witness), whilst
Nestor, Franklyn, Hoskyns, Davidson, and McKone all left at the series'
conclusion.
This season (now with a slightly increased run of twelve episodes, and
originally broadcast from September to December 1989) featured Colin
Baker, Mary Tamm, Sarah Sutton, and a total of twenty-eight other
Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Sean [Carl] Pertwee (PC Johns) made a cameo appearance in The Five(ish) Doctors
  • Christopher [Denis] Driscoll (Rulton) was the Security Guard in The Idiot's Lantern
  • Maggie Ollerenshaw (Beverley) voiced Audrey McShane for Big Finish's Love and War (2012), Allora for Emancipation and Extermination (both 2013), and Dame Wilhelmina Gussett for The Woman in White (2016)
  • Russell Hunter [born Ellis] (Crew) was Commander [Kiy] Uvanov in The Robots of Death
  • David Kinder (Cumming) made his TV debut as Billy in Delta and the Bannermen
  • Shirin Taylor (Helen here; Joan, 1993; Sharon, 1995; Michelle, 2005) was Camper in (part 3 of) The Stones of Blood, and Customer in Dragonfire
  • Mark Straker (PC Rogers) and Christopher Whittingham (Dr. Grimes here; Dr. Clifton, 2005) both made their TV debuts in Earthshock as Second Trooper (1) and Second Crewman (2) respectively
  • Chris Jury (DC Monahan here; Skinner, 1994 & writer 2000/01) was Deadbeat in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy - a role reprised for The Psychic Circus (2020)
  • Christopher Villiers (Lewis here; Major, 2005) was Hugh Fitzwilliam in The King's Demons, Professor Moorhouse in Mummy on the Orient Express, and voiced Cacothis for Absolution (2007)
  • Jonathan Caplan (Registrar) was Roskal in Planet of Fire
  • Andrew Robertson (Offenbach here; Harkness, 1999) was Fibuli in The Pirate Planet
  • June Page (Jean) was Keara in Full Circle
  • Ivor Roberts (Davies) was Mogran in Genesis of the Daleks (3)
  • Richard Lumsden (Phil here; Scott, 2002; Hawley, 2007; Philip, 2015) voiced Professor Landren for Buried Time (2019), and Dr. Vance for Antillia the Lost (2023)
  • Marilyn Le Conte (Sgt. Pilton here; Surgeon, 1993) voiced the titular woman for The Lady of the Lake
  • Jeremy Bulloch (Cunningham) was Hal in The Time Warrior
  • David Savile (Stevens) was Lieutenant Jeremy Carstairs in The War Games, Professor Winser in The Claws of Axos, and Colonel Charles Crichton in The Five Doctors
  • Paul Lowther (Mike) was Knight in The King's Demons (1), and Orderly in Frontios (1)
  • Martyn Ellis (Vaughn) was Greg Blakeman/Glune Fex Fize Sharlaveer Slam Slitheen in The Sarah Jane Adventures: Revenge of the Slitheen, then voiced the Rotter/Delius for Last of the Zetacene (2022)
  • Julian [Wyatt] Glover (Richardson here; Farrow, 2011) was King Richard in The Crusade, and Scaroth in City of Death
  • script editor Jane Tranter was appointed Head of Drama at the BBC in 2000, then was responsible for commissioning the revived run of Doctor Who in 2003 with Lorraine Heggessey
  • director Steve Goldie began his career as AFM on The Armageddon Factor (6), and was production manager on Terminus
  • Rita Dunn was the PA on Snakedance too
  • location manager Diana Barton was the line producer on twenty-two stories (from A Christmas Carol to The Crimson Horror)
  • Joanna Newbery was the AFM on Time and the Rani too
  • PA Carole Bisset was the director's assistant on The Leisure Hive
  • Alexandra Todd was the PA on The Greatest Show in the Galaxy too

Monday, 26 January 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Coronation Street @ 65, Part 10: 1990-1995

The biggest change to the soap's schedule
since 1961 came in October 1989 with the
addition of a third weekly instalment.
Granada then decided to give the show a
dedicated production base, and the sets
were moved from the main TV studios
building to a refurbished warehouse near
the outdoor set. The new complex, com-
plete with individual dressing rooms, now
allowed the cast to rehearse on the actual
sets. Throughout 1990, new houses and
businesses (including the Kabin) began to
be integrated into storylines. A new title
sequence and videotape recording were also introduced.
By 1992 however (just a year after Carolyn
Reynolds replaced Mervyn Watson as
producer), Lord Rees Mogg of the Broadcasting Standards Council saw the Street's all-white cast as out of touch (the Desai family, the first
regular ethic characters, only appeared in 1999). Then another prime-
time rival launched on BBC1 that July, but Eldorado was a flop and was
 cancelled after just a year on air. The Street was victorious again in the
next ratings battle, then EastEnders debuted its own third weekly
episode in 1994. Corrie celebrated its thirty-fifth anniversary with its
first one-hour special and spin-off video release, both marking the
wedding of Curly Watts and Racquel (Kevin Kennedy and Sarah
Lancashire).
These six years on the Street featured William Russell (pictured as
Ted Sullivan, from April to September 1992), and a total of twenty-eight Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Patricia Maynard (Veronica) was Hilda Winters in Robot - a role reprised for Big Finish's Sarah Jane Smith in 2002
  • Tania Rodrigues (Joanne Khan) voiced Anarkali/Melissa/Isra Tech #2 for Scavenger (2014), Chief Panath for Jonah (2018), Visteron for Deeptime Frontier (2019), Laker for Chase the Night (2020), VAD Prime for Body and Soulless (2021), Andolar for The Golden Child, and Princess Tura for Puccini and the Doctor (both 2024)
  • Shirin Taylor (Jackie Ingram) was a Camper [Pat] in (part 3 of) The Stones of Blood, and Customer in Dragonfire
  • Andrew McCulloch (Travers) co-wrote Meglos
  • Judy Holt (Mrs. Grice here; Lesley Kershaw, 2011/12) was Sandra Mitchell  in The Long Game
  • Milton Johns [born John Robert Milton] (Brendan Scott, 1991, 1993) was Benik in The Enemy of the World, Guy Crayford in The Android Invasion, and Kelner in The Invasion of Time
  • Carl Forgione (Barrett) was Land in Planet of the Spiders, and Nimrod in Ghost Light
  • Sally [Roberta] Faulkner (Mrs. Maxwell-Glover) was Isobel Watkins in The Invasion, and voiced Miss Tremayne for Winter for the Adept (2000)
  • Tyrone Huggins (Dr. Bannerman) voiced Dr. Kenton Eastwood for Power Cell (2016)
  • [Terence] Dicken Ashworth (Horton) was Sezon in Timelash
  • Catherine Cusack (Carmel) made her acting debut as the Blue Kang Leader [Drinking Fountain] in Paradise Towers - reprised for 24 Carat
  • Leslie Schofield (Brookes) was Leroy in The War Games (4), and Calib in The Face of Evil
  • Colin Prockter (Halpern, 1992; Bostock, 1995; Maddocks, 2005; Clarky, 2008) was the Chef in The Long Game, and Air Raid Warden in Victory of the Daleks
  • Nigel Carrington (Brooks here; Waiter, 1989) voiced Emissary Godrin/ Dr. Summersby/Announcer for The Valley of Death (2011), Sir Robert Harney for The Devil's Armada (2014), Pik Solus for Mistfall, Graham Finlay for New Horizons (both 2015), and Sir Peter Latcham for UNIT: Shutdown (2016)
  • Esther Coles (Gemma) voiced Scott for Lethal Progress (2026)
  • Brian Hibbard (Murray) was Kellor in Delta and the Bannermen
  • Freddie Earlle (Owens) was Aldo in Warriors' Gate
  • Alibe Parsons (Kathy) was Matroni Kani in Mindwarp
  • Malcolm Terris (Firman) was Etnin in The Dominators (1), and the Co-Pilot in The Horns of Nimon
  • Bernard [Frederic Bemrose] Kay (Phillips) was Carl Tyler in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Saladin in The Crusade, Inspector Crossland in The Faceless Ones, Caldwell in Colony in Space, and voiced Major Dickens for Night Thoughts (2006)
  • Nicholas Blane (Stapleton here; Green, 1998; Judge, 2010) was Millington in Survivors of the Flux
  • John [Frederick Joseph] Savident (Fred Elliott, 1994-2006) was the Squire in The Visitation (1)
  • Owen Aaronovitch (Estate Agent here; Jon Lindsay, 1997/8) voiced Antonio Ferrando and Control Unit for Fiesta of the Damned (2016)
  • Michael Owen Morris was director of The Awakening too, following a stint on The Pirate Planet as production assistant
  • Michael Kerrigan was also director of Battlefield and The Sarah Jane Adventures
  • Ellie Haddington (Josie) was Professor Docherty in Last of the Time Lords
  • [Albert] Frank Mills (Billy Williams, 1995-97) was the Telescope Director in Terror of the Autons (1)
  • Andy Devine (Photographer here; Jason, 2000) made his TV debut as an uncredited Draconian in Frontier in Space

Wednesday, 10 December 2025

Doctor Who Vs. Coronation Street @ 65, Part 6: 1973-1975

Tamm played Polly
Ogden in December 1973
The early seventies was a state of flux on the 
Street as the series faced fresh challenges.
Having enjoyed a stable core cast throughout
its first decade, Granada now dealt with the
departures of key characters. Comic storylines, 
popular in the 1960's, had become scarce, and
ratings reached a low of eight million in February
 1973 as rival ITV soap-opera Crossroads (1964 
to 1988) saw an increase in popularity.
A succession of producers were keen to bring
the show up-to-date by introducing many
younger characters and tackling controversial
issues. Two of the show's most ambitious plots
yet occurred in 1975 (abused housewife Lynn
Johnson was murdered, and Brittain's ware-
house was destroyed by fire), whilst 1974 saw
Corrie's first foreign location shoot in Majorca.
These three years on the cobbles featured
Patrick Troughton, Mary Tamm, and a total of twenty-three Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Linus [William] Roache (Peter Barlow here; Cunningham, 2010) was Reginald Pye in Lux
  • Charles Pemberton (Mann) was a titular alien in The Tomb of the Cybermen, and Alien Technician in (episode 5 of) The War Games
  • [Walter] Llewellyn Rees (James) was the President in The Deadly Assassin
  • Paul Freeman (Slade) voiced Jalnik for Big Finish's The Foe from the Future (2012)
  • Alan David (Thomas) was Gabriel Sneed in The Unquiet Dead
  • Royston Tickner (Stranger) was Steinberger P. Green in The Daleks' Master Plan (7), and Robbins in The Sea Devils (1)
  • Joanna [Lamond] Lumley (Elaine) appeared in The Curse of the Fatal Death as the first female incarnation of the Doctor
  • Zulema Dene (Muriel here; Sarah, 1992) voiced Danna for Soldier Obscura (2018)
  • Ian [Stuart] Liston (Burrows) was the Hero in The Armageddon Factor (1)
  • Leonard [Meyer] Sachs (Berlin) and Neil Daglish (Meggitt) both starred in Arc of Infinity, as Lord President Borusa and Damon - Sachs was also Admiral Gaspard de Coligny in The Massacre
  • Donald Gee (Meeker here; Crompton, 1994/95) was Major Ian Warne in The Space Pirates, and Eckersley in The Monster of Peladon
  • Richard [born Dennis Wilfred] Davies (Hopkins) was Burton in Delta and the Bannermen
  • John Barrard [born Jack Koppel Isaacson] (Wilson) was the Shop- keeper in The Reign of Terror
  • [Cathryn] Helen Worth [born Wigglesworth] (Gail Potter/Tilsley/Platt/ McIntyre/Rodwell, 1974 to 2025) was Mary Ashe in Colony in Space
  • Peter [John] Bourke (Dodds) was Chambers in Human Nature
  • Stephen Yardley (Barrett) was Sevrin in Genesis of the Daleks, and Arak in Vengeance on Varos
  • Geoffrey [William] Hughes (Eddie Yeats, 1974-1983) was Popplewell in The Ultimate Foe
  • Kenneth [Murray] Watson (Lancaster, 1975, 1979, 1980) was Bill Duggan in The Wheel in Space, and Craddock in Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 AD
  • Rachel Davies (Donna) was Camilla in State of Decay
  • Carolyn Pickles (Michelle here; Moira, 1998) voiced Lady Meera for Army of Death (2011), Dr. Hilary Standish for AudioGo's The Stuff of Nightmares, Cardinal Ollistra for The Side of the Angels (both 2017), Dark Universe (2020), Allegiance (2022) and Manoeuvres (2023), Professor Marian Schaeffer for The Tyrants of Logic, and Traherne for An Ideal World (both 2018)
  • Lloyd McGuire (PC Lyle, 1975, 1980; and Burridge, 2011) was Lugo in The Face of Evil (1)

Sunday, 16 November 2025

Doctor Who On This Day #320

 

1956 - BBC1 Controller Lorraine
Heggessey born in Middlesex
1963 - The first ever Doctor Who
TV trailer broadcast [today was the
planned premiere date for An
Unearthly Child]
1966 - Marco Polo, Episode 5: Rider from Shang-Tu, The Aztecs,
Episode 1: The Temple of Evil, The Reign of Terror, Episodes 1 and 
5, Planet of Giants, Episode 3: Crisis, The Romans, Episode 1: The
Slave Traders and The Myth Makers, Episode 3: Death of a Spy all
repeated on ABC
1968 - The Invasion, Episode 3
first screened on BBC1
1972 - The Ambassadors of Death,
Episode 4 repeated on ABC
1973 - Carnival of Monsters, Episodes 2 and 4 and The Time
Monster, Episode 4 repeated and Frontier in Space, Episode 2
first screened, all on ABC
1978 - The Face of Evil, Part 3
repeated on ABC
1981 - Carnival of Monsters, Episode
1 repeated on BBC2
1982 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part
 6 repeated on KQED Plus; and The Sun
Makers, Part 2 repeated on ABC
1983 - The Seeds of Doom, Part 1 repeated
on ABC; and Full Circle, Part 2 repeated on
KQED Plus
1984 - The Sea Devils, Episode 2 and Black
Orchid Omnibus both repeated on KQED Plus
1985 - The Seeds of Doom, Part
5 repeated on KQED Plus
1986 - The Sun Makers Omnibus
repeated on KQED Plus
1987 - Delta and the Bannermen,
Part 3 first screened on BBC1
1988 - The Silurians, Episode 1 repeated on KQED
Plus; Dragonfire, Part 2 first screened on ABC; and
The Happiness Patrol, Part 3 first screened on BBC1
1989 - City of Death, Part 1 repeated on
 KQED Plus; and Remembrance of the
Daleks, Part 4 repeated on ABC
1990 - Robot, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus;
and Survival, Part 3 first screened on ABC
1991 - The Ambassadors of Death, Episode
6 repeated on TV2; and The Mutants
Omnibus and The Two Doctors, Part 6
(of 6) both repeated on KQED Plus
1992 - Planet of Giants, Episode 1 repeated on UK Gold
1993 - The Chase, Episode 1: The Executioners repeated
on UK Gold; and Underworld, Part 3 repeated on ABC
1994 - Mindwarp, Part 6 repeated on UK Gold
1995 - The Hand of Fear, Part 4 repeated on UK Gold
1996 - The Mind Robber Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1997 - The Keeper of Traken Omnibus repeated on UK Gold
1998 - The Aztecs, Episode 2: The Warriors of Death repeated
 on Space; Mawdryn Undead, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus);
and The Mysterious Planet Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1999 - The Keys of Marinus, Episode 2: The Velvet
Web repeated on Space; Spearhead from Space,
Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC2; and
Genesis of the Daleks, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2000 - The Daemons, Episode 3 repeated on Prime; Invasion
 of the Dinosaurs, Part 5 repeated on UKTV (Aus); Revenge of
 the Cybermen, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC America;
and Kinda, Part 1 repeated on BBC Prime
2001 - The Sontaran Experiment, Part 1 repeated on BBC
Kids (Can); Warriors' Gate, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on
NHPTV; and Planet of Fire, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2002 - The Armageddon Factor Omnibus repeated 
on KERA; Logopolis, Part 2 repeated on BBC Kids
(Can); Planet of Fire Omnibus repeated on UK
Gold; and Timelash, Parts 1 and 2 (of 4) both 
repeated on Colorado PTV
2003 - The Edge of Destruction Omnibus
repeated on MPT; The Romans, Episodes 3
and 4 both repeated on KBTC; The Ambassadors
 of Death, Episodes 4 and 5 both repeated on
Colorado PTV; Planet of Evil, Part 2 repeated
on WCNY; The Sun Makers Omnibus repeated
on BBC Kids (Can); Image of the Fendahl, Parts
 1 and 2 both repeated on Iowa PTV; Full Circle,
Part 4 repeated on WILL; The Visitation, Part 1
repeated on KUED; Mawdryn Undead, Parts 1
and 2 both repeated on MiND; Frontios Omnibus
repeated on UK Gold; and Paradise Towers, 
Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on WCET
2004 - Revenge of the Cybermen,
Part 4 repeated on ABC
2005 - The Awakening, Part 1 repeated on
ABC; and Father's Day first screened on NRK2
2006 - The Empty Child repeated on Yes Action;
and Totally Doctor Who (#1.10) repeated on CBBC
2007 - Rose and Doctor Who Confidential: Bringing
Back the Doctor both repeated on WPBT2; The Long
Game and Doctor Who Confidential: The Dark Side
both first screened on WGVU; and Time Crash first
screened on BBC1 during Children In Need
2008 - The Unquiet Dead repeated on WCET;
The Long Game repeated on Idaho PTV; The
Empty Child and Doctor Who Confidential:
Special Effects both repeated on KERA; New
Earth repeated on Ozarks PTV; School Reunion
repeated on WTVP; Rise of the Cybermen and
Doctor Who Confidential: Cybermen both repeated
 on UNC-TV; The Age of Steel and Doctor Who
 Confidential: From Zero to Hero both repeated
 on MPTV; Army of Ghosts repeated on WXXI and
WTTW 11; Doctor Who Confidential: Welcome to
Torchwood repeated on WTTW 11; and Grand
Theft Cosmos first broadcast on Radio 7
2009 - Rose repeated on Syfy (FRG); Tooth
 and Claw repeated on Syfy (Spa); The Idiot's
Lantern repeated on KVCR; The Sound of
Drums first screened on WTTW 11; Last of
the Time Lords and Doctor Who Confidential
 Cutdown: The Valiant Quest both repeated on
ABC2; and Blink first screened on Syfy (Spa)
and repeated on Syfy (Ben)
2010 - Planet of the Ood and Vincent and the Doctor
both repeated on Space; The Poison Sky and Doctor
Who Confidential Cutdown: Sontar-Ha! both repeated
on UKTV (Aus); and Greatest Moments: Martha
repeated on BBC3
2011 - The Creature from the Pit, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated 
on Syfy (Aus); Mawdryn Undead, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
 on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4; The Doctor Dances and Doctor
Who Confidential Cutdown: Alter Ego both repeated on UKTV
 (Aus); New Earth repeated on BBC America; and Utopia
repeated on Space
2012 - The Time of Angels repeated on BBC3;
Dinosaurs on a Spaceship repeated on BBC
America; and The Great Detective first
screened [Children In Need] on BBC1
2013 - The Next Doctor repeated on BBC3; Planet of the Dead
and Victory of the Daleks both repeated on BBC Nordic; The
Waters of Mars and The End of Time, Part 1 both repeated on
BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Hungry Earth repeated 
on BBC Entertainment LA; The Lodger, The Pandorica Opens
and The Big Bang all repeated on France 4; The Impossible
Astronaut and Day of the Moon both repeated on BBC3, BBC
Entertainment EU, Romania, ME and Watch; The Curse of
the Black Spot and The Best of the Doctor both repeated
 on BBC Entertainment EU, Rom and ME; The God Complex, 
Closing Time and The Wedding of River Song all repeated
on BBC Entertainment AP; The Doctor, the Widow and the
Wardrobe and Asylum of the Daleks both repeated on
BBC Entertainment AP and Fox (FRG); Dinosaurs on a 
Spaceship repeated on BBC Entertainment LA, Syfy (Port), 
Syfy (Spa) and Fox; A Town Called Mercy and The Power 
of Three both repeated on BBC Entertainment LA, Fox and 
Really Scary TV; The Angels Take Manhattan and The
Bells of Saint John both repeated on BBC Entertainment
LA HD and Really Scary TV; The Rings of Akhaten repeated
on BBC Entertainment LA and Jeem TV (ME); Cold War
repeated on BBC3 and BBC Entertainment LA; Nightmare
in Silver and The Name of the Doctor both first screened 
on Karusel; Prequel: The Night of the Doctor released
on BBC Red Button; Greatest Monsters and Villain,
Parts 6: The Ice Warriors, 5: The Cybermen and 4:
The Silence all first screened on BBC3; The Doctors
Revisited: The Second Doctor repeated on UKTV
(NZ); The Doctors Revisited: The Eleventh Doctor
 first screened on Watch; and Doctor Who and
the Daleks, Episodes 1 and 2 first broadcast on
Radio 4 Extra
2014 - The Gunfighters, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; 
Spearhead from Space Omnibus first screened on Drama; The Seeds 
of Doom, Part repeated on KPTS; The Masque of Mandragora Omnibus
 repeated on Horror; The Leisure Hive, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on
KBTC; The Visitation, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy (Aus);
Battlefield Omnibus, Bad Wolf, The Parting of the Ways, The Doctors 
Revisited: The First Doctor and A Farewell to Matt Smith all repeated
 on Watch; The End of the World and Doctor Who Confidential: The 
Good, the Bad and the Ugly both repeated on UNC-TV; The Long
Game repeated on KNCT; New Earth repeated on Iowa PTV; The
Christmas Invasion repeated on WILL; Utopia repeated on KCPT;
The Sound of Drums repeated on KCPT and UKTV (NZ); The
 Stolen Earth, Journey's End, The Eleventh Hour and The
Beast Below all repeated on KCPT2;
The Hungry Earth repeated on Idaho PTV; The Lodger repeated on
WPT; A Good Man Goes to War repeated on KLRU; The Girl Who 
Waited repeated on OETA; Asylum of the Daleks and Dinosaurs
on a Spaceship both repeated on RAI4; The Snowmen repeated 
on WTTW Prime; The Rings of Akhaten repeated on BBC
Entertainment EU, Romania and ME; Kill the Moon first
screened on BBC Entertainment AP; In the Forest of the
Night first screened on YLE TV2 and repeated on BBC
Entertainment LA HD; Dark Water first screened on BBC 
Polska; Death In Heaven first screened on Prime; and
The Sarah Jane Adventures: Death of the Doctor
Omnibus repeated on BBC Kids (Can)
2015 - The Green Death, Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated
on Horror; The Seeds of Doom, Part 2, Castrovalva, Part 
4 and Evolution of the Daleks all repeated on Syfy (Aus);
Last of the Time Lord repeated on TV Cultura; Turn
Left repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The Stolen
Earth and Journey's End both repeated on BBC America;
The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon both
repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Journey
to the Centre of the TARDIS repeated on Syfy (Port);
Dark Water repeated on LPB; The Zygon Invasion first
screened on KBS2 and YLE TV2; The Zygon Inversion
repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; and Sleep No More
repeated on BBC Entertainment AP and ABC2
2016 - The Android Invasion, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated
on Retro TV; The Impossible Planet and Last Christmas both 
repeated on BBC America; Gridlock repeated on BBC Polska
HD; The End of Time, Part 2 and Robot of Sherwood both
 repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Beast Below, Victory of the
Daleks, Vincent and the Doctor and The Lodger all 
repeated on Syfy (LA); The Big Bang repeated on BBC
Entertainment AP; The Almost People repeated on Syfy
(Bra); Night Terrors repeated on The Zone; Listen an
 Time Heist both repeated on RAI4; and Kill the Moon 
repeated on One ARD
2017 - The Ribos Operation, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro TV; 
The Keeper of Traken, Part 1 repeated on Jones! too; The Christmas
 Invasion repeated on The Box; Evolution of the Daleks repeated on 
Syfy (Aus); The Lazarus Experiment repeated on BBC Polska HD;
Turn Left, The Stolen Earth and Journey's End all repeated on BBC
 America; The Lodger and The Pandorica Opens both repeated 
on Space; The Girl Who Waited and The God Complex both
repeated on DR3; and The Caretaker repeated on BBC First
(ME)
2018 - The Claws of Axos, Episodes 3 and 4 and The Daemons,
Episode 1 all repeated on Jones! too; The Lie of the Land and
Doctor Who Extra: Death in Heaven both repeated on BBC
Polska HD; and Demons of the Punjab first screened on TV2
(NZ) and Sony SciFi
2019 - The Caves of Androzani, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
on Retro TV; Time and the Rani Omnibus repeated on RSU
PTV; Closing Time, The Wedding of River Song, The Doctor,
the Widow and the Wardrobe, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship and
 A Town Called Mercy repeated on BBC Polska HD; and Knock
Knock and Oxygen both repeated on BBC Entertainment EU
2020 - Kinda, Parts 3 and 4
both repeated on Retro TV; The
Lie of the Land repeated on BBC
Polska HD; and Kerblam! and The
Witchfinders both repeated on NRJ12
2021 - The Sea Devils, Episodes 1
and 2 both repeated on Retro TV;
The Visitation Omnibus first screened
and The TV Movie repeated, both on
One ARD; Dinosaurs on a Spaceship
repeated on ABC2; and Heaven Sent
repeated on ABC ME
2022 - The Armageddon Factor,
Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro
TV; and Bad Wolf repeated on Fox SciFi
2023 - Bad Wolf, The Parting of the Ways,
The Christmas Invasion, New Earth, Tooth
and Claw, School Reunion, The Girl in the
Fireplace, Rise of the Cybermen, The Age
of Steel, The Idiot's Lantern and The
Impossible Planet all repeated on Foxtel;
Dreamland Omnibus repeated on Fox SciFi;
and The Sword of the Chevalier, Episode 1
repeated on Radio 4 Extra
2025 - Earthshock, Parts 3 and 4 both
repeated on KBTC