Showing posts with label human nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label human nature. Show all posts

Monday, 5 October 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Tess of the D'Urbervilles

The BBC's second television adapt-
ation of this seminal Victorian work (serialised in 1891 and published a
year later) was first shown in the 
autumn of 2008.
Thomas Hardy's eighth novel
 focused on the tragically short life
of Wessex girl, Tess Durbeyfield,
portrayed here by Gemma
Arterton.
The first cinematic retelling of the
story (a silent movie of 1913) was 
itself based on the Broadway play
of 1897. The work was first dram-
atised in Britain by Hardy (1840-
1928) himself in 1924. Many film,
stage and TV versions followed, 
notably Roman Polanski's Tess 
(1979), and this WGBH co-prod-
uction. A repeat run of the four-part
saga began on U&Drama last night -
it featured Eddie Redmayne (as Angel), Hans Matheson (Alec), Jodie Whittaker, Ruth Jones, and these sixteen Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Ian Puleston Davies (John) voiced Angus Selwyn for Big Finish's Absent Friends (2016)
  • Jo Woodcock (Liza Lu) voiced Ziv for Starlight Robbery (2013), Susannah Nash for Static (2017), Marie for The Iron Maid (2018), and Kayla Worthington for The Day Before They Came (2021)
  • Hugh Skinner (Felix) voiced Sebastian Vaughan for The Vigil (2019), Lord Oiliver Erpingham for The Headless Ones (2020), and Sir Lancelot for The Lone Centurion 2 (2022)
  • Christopher Fairbank (Groby) voiced Doc Baroque for The Scapegoat (2009), Professor Pierre Aronnax for The Wreck of the Titan (2010), and Marc Brunel for Iron Bright (2018), and appeared in Flatline as Fenton
  • Rebekah Staton (Marion) was Jenny in Human Nature and The Family of Blood
  • Steven Robertson (Cuthbert) was Richard Pritchard in Under the Lake and Before the Flood
  • Kenneth Cranham (Clare) voiced Tom Cardwell for Blood of the Daleks (2007)
  • Donald Sumpter (Tringham) was Enrico Casali in The Wheel in Space, Commander Ridgeway in The Sea Devils, Erasmus Darkening in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Eternity Trap, and President Rassilon in Hell Bent
  • Jeany Spark (Mercy) voiced Florence Nightingale for The Angel of Scutari (2009), Jelena for Prisoner of the Sun (2010), Daisy Chapel for Operation Hellfire (2020), Ifor Tragacanth/Cham Yal for The Doomsday Contract, Gonch/Piir Mother for The Melting Pot (both 2021), and Carol Protraxus/General Polly Juno for Silver and Ice (2022)
  • Trevor Cooper (Crick) was [Lancelot] Takis in Revelation of the Daleks, and Friar Tuck in Robot of Sherwood - he voiced Rull for Magic Bullet's Kaldor City, Sir Ralph for The Doomwood Curse, Shanks for The Haunting of Thomas Brewster (both 2008), Judah for The Beast of Orlok, Smithy for Castle of Fear (both 2009), Captain Maddox/ Stennan for Army of Death (2011), Colonel Burroughs/Kimball for The Emerald Tiger (2012), Preddle/Jonathan Jaggers for Judoon in Chains (2016), Jonathan Mayfly/Sir Joseph Eagleton for The Ghosts of Greenwich (2019), Smallpiece for Merry Christmas Mr. Jago (2020), Silas Keynes for The Ravencliff Witches (2022), and Captain Thaddeus Grey for Archipelago (2024)
  • Anna [Raymond] Massey (Mrs. D'Urberville) voiced Miss Pollard for The Girl Who Never Was (2007)
  • Ellie Darcey Alden (Modesty) was Francesca in The Snowmen
  • Sarah Counsell (Woman) was Waitress in Vincent and the Doctor
  • stunt co-ordinator Gareth Milne was George Cranleigh in Black Orchid, Mortuary Attendant in Vengeance on Varos, and doubled for Peter Davison on Warriors of the Deep
  • Janine Wilder was also scenic artist on thirty-six stories (from The Christmas Invasion to The End of Time), Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures pilot
  • make-up assistant Vickie Lang was designer on An Adventure in Space and Time

Friday, 18 September 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Theory of Everything

This British biographical romance was based
on Travelling to Infinity: My Life With Stephen,
the 2007 memoir by Jane Wilde Hawking, the
first wife of Professor Stephen Hawking.
The film chronicled Wilde's relationship with
Hawking from their first meeting at Cambridge
University in 1963), the diagnosis of ALS (a
 form of motor neurone disease) at just 21, and
his success in physics. Eddie Redmayne and
Felicity Jones portrayed the couple.
The acclaimed production from Working Title
premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in 2014, and went on to win an Oscar, three BAFTAs and
a Golden Globe award, including three
respective Best Actor awards for Redmayne.
Shown on Film4 last night, the drama featured
David Thewlis, Emily Watson, Maxine Peake,
and these fifteen Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Jones was Robina Redmond in The Unicorn and the Wasp
  • Harry [Charles Salusbury] Lloyd (Brian) was Jeremy Baines in Human Nature and The Family of Blood
  • Gruffudd Glyn (Rees) was Lloyd Llewellyn in The Woman Who Lived
  • Simon [Timothy] Chandler (Taylor) voiced Corporal Arthur Dimes for Big Finish's Churchill Victorious (2018)
  • Raffiella Chapman (Lucy) voiced Sky/Bot for The Beautiful and the Damned (2026)
  • Will Barton (Technician) made his TV debut as Midge on Survival, then voiced Djinni/Guard for The Destroyer of Delights, and Maddenjot for The Chaos Pool (both 2009)
  • Claire Ashton (Kite Flyer) was a Secretary in An Adventure in Space and Time
  • Shaun Lucas (Professor) was a Monk in The Bells of Saint John
  • Martyn Mayger (Audience) was a UNIT Soldier in The Day of the Doctor
  • Glenn Marks was also stunt co-ordinator on The Family of Blood two-parter and Blink
  • Helen Steinway Bailey and Leo Woodruff were stunt performers on Amy's Choice and Heaven Sent respectively
  • Moira Thompson was also make-up artist on thirteen stories (from The Christmas Invasion to Doomsday)
  • key stylist/make-up artist Lesley Smith began her career as an assistant on (part 1 of) State of Decay
  • Julie Bentley was also the snow FX consultant on The Time of the Doctor and The Husbands of River Song

Friday, 17 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), Series 1

Before Doctor Who was reimagined
for the twenty-first century, another
cult Sixties TV drama, Randall and
Hopkirk (Deceased) was deftly
brought back from the dead for BBC1
by Working Title Television. Writer and director Charlie Higson made Hitch-
cockesque cameos in all thirteen
episodes.
Originally shown on ITV from Septem-
ber 1969 to March 1970, the original twenty six part series was created by
Dennis Spooner.
Comic duo Vic Reeves (stage name of
James Moir) and Bob Mortimer reprised
the roles of detective partners Marty
Hopkirk and Jeff Randall, whilst Emilia
Fox and Tom Baker played Jeannie
and Wyvern.
Murray Gold composed the show's
incidental music, whilst the theme tune was provided by David Arnold who later arranged Ron Grainer's iconic com-
position for Big Finish's Eighth Doctor adventures. The first, six-part run
featured David Tennant, Mark Gatiss, Charles Dance, Hugh Laurie, and
a total of twenty-nine other Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Drop Dead (UK TX: March 18 2000)
  • Jessica Hynes [nee Stevenson] (Felia) was Joan Redfern in Human Nature and The Family of Blood, then (that character's great grand-daughter) Verity Newman in The End of Time, and voiced Glory Bee for Big Finish's Invaders from Mars (2002)
  • Steve Pemberton (DS Liddel) was Strackman Lux in Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead
  • Gemma Page (Woman) voiced an Agent for The Flood (2019)
  • Paul Shearer (Man) voiced King Henry VIII for Recorded Time, and Cranston for A Most Excellent Match (both 2011)
  • Laurie [Philip] Goode (Removal Man) was Mutt in The Mutants, Time Lord in The Invasion of Time, Bandit in The Creature from the Pit, Tigellan in Meglos, Sailor in Enlightenment, and UNIT Trooper in Battlefield
  • series ADR editor Paul McFadden was sound supervisor on eighty-two stories (from Rose to The Power of Three), The Infinite Quest, Time Crash, Music of the Spheres, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
Mental Apparition Disorder (UK TX: March 25)
  • [Alexander] Martin Clunes (Nash) was Lon in Snakedance
  • Richard [Andrew Palethorpe] Todd (Waterman) was Sanders in Kinda
  • Wanda Ventham (Alice) was Jean Rook in The Faceless Ones, Thea Ransone in Image of the Fendahl, and Faroon in Time and the Rani
  • [Leslie] Steven Berkoff [born Berks] (the Mouth) was the Shakri in The Power of Three
  • Rachel Talalay was also director of seven episodes (from Dark Water to Twice Upon a Time) and The Star Beast
The Best Years of Your Death (UK TX: April 1)
  • Rory Jennings (Daniel) was Tommy Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern, and voiced Davros for Innocence (2006)
  • Peter [John] Bowles (Graves) was Lionel Carson in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Man Who Never Was
  • Phyllis Logan (Harriet) was Andinio in The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
  • Mark Straker (Dawkins) was a Trooper in Earthshock
    Paranoia (UK TX: April 8)
    • Arabella Weir (Judith) was Bilis in The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, and voiced the Doctor for Exile (2003), then Angie Glazebrook for Prisoner of the Ood (2018)
    • Tim Wallers (Lacey here & Series 2: Painkillers) was Childers in Victory of the Daleks, and Felix Gladstock in The War Between the Land and the Sea, and voiced Justinian for The Secret History (2015), and Commander Roxita/Chief Raldon for Day of the Vashta Nerada (2017)
    • Simon [John] Pegg [born Beckingham] (Pope) was the Editor in The Long Game, voiced Don Chaney for Invaders from Mars, and was Narrator of the first run of Doctor Who Confidential
    • Paul Rhys (Milton) was Max Paul for The Scapegoat (2009)
    • Joanna Kanska (Magda) voiced Rachel for Situation Vacant (2010)
    • Tony Way (Hammer) was Alf in Deep Breath
    Blast from the Past (UK TX: April 15)
    • Mark Benton (Wallis) was Clive [Finch] in Rose (a role reprised by Big Finish for The Dimension Cannon), and voiced Ellis for Invaders from Mars, and Jack Coulson for Energy of the Daleks (2012)
    • prolific Big Finish actor Susan [Elizabeth] Brown (Deirdre) was Bridget Spears in Torchwood: Children of Earth
    • Patrick [Geoffrey] Ryecart (Posh Man) was Dr. Crozier in Mindwarp
    A Man of Substance (UK TX: April 22)
    • Elizabeth [Jean] Spriggs [born Williams] (Mrs. Glauneck) was Tabby in Paradise Towers
    • Gareth [Daniel Noake] Thomas (Bechard) voiced Lord Tamworth for Storm Warning (2001), Kalendorf for Dalek Empire and Return of the Daleks (2006), and Astaroth Morax for Last of the Colophon (2014)
    • Tony Bluto (Banks) was Driver Joe in Midnight
    • Rachel Weaver (Mrs Banks) was Inga in Terminus
    • Hugh [Lewis] Lloyd (Seth) was Garonwy in Delta and the Bannermen

    Tuesday, 9 June 2026

    Doctor Who Vs. Law & Order: UK, Series 1

    "In the criminal justice system, the people are represented
    by two separate yet equally important groups: the police who
    investigate crime, and the Crown Prosecutors who prosecute
    the offenders. These are their stories."

    This long-running, London-based crime series from Kudos Films was
    the first American television drama to be adapted for British TV, and
    Chris Chibnall (writer and co-executive producer) based all seven
    episodes here on scripts from the parent programme. Law & Order
    (1990 to 2010), created by Dick Wolf, also spawned five further
    spin-off shows, all from Universal productions.
    Bradley Walsh (as DS Ronnie Brooks), Jamie Bamber (DS Matt
    Devlin), and Dame Harriet Walter (DI Natalie Chandler) represented
    the titular Law officers, whilst Ben Daniels (senior prosecutor James
    Steel), Bill Paterson (CPS Director George Castle), and Freema
    Agyeman (junior prosecutor Alesha Phillips) were the Order team.
    Narration at the top of every episode was provided by Robert
    Glenister (who later bemoaned his role in The Caves of Androzani).
    A repeat run of these seven cases (originally shown in the spring
    of 2009) began on ITV3 this week - they featured a total of fifty
    other Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

    Care (UK TX: February 23 2009/based on Cradle to Grave, 1992)
    • Walter was Jo Patterson in Revolution of the Daleks, and voiced Beatrice Mapp for Big Finish's The Boy That Time Forgot (2008)
    • Paterson was Professor Bracewell in Victory of the Daleks and The Pandorica Opens
    • Glenister was also Thomas Edison in Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror, then voiced Eliot for Future Phantoms (2024)
    • Michelle Asante (Leona) was Neighbour on In the Forest of the Night, then Abena in The Story and the Engine - she also voiced Princess Natalia Zicaria/Computer for Master! 2 (2023), and was Narrator of BBC Books' Spectral Scream and Firefall (both 2025)
    • John MacKay (Lindford) portrayed John Logie Baird in The Giggle
    • Alison Lintott (Rachel) was the Nurse in World Enough and Time
    • Jamie Pearson was also film editor on nine episodes (from The Eleventh Hour to The Angels Take Manhattan)
    • Adrian Rigby (prosthetic effects) was a make-up artist on The Sarah Jane Adventures, then hair technician on The God Complex
    • series ADR mixer Nick Foley worked on The Snowmen too
    • Alison Barnett (head of production) was floor assistant on Nightmare of Eden
    • Malcolm Thornton was also production designer on Logopolis, Kinda, The Five Doctors and Planet of Fire
    Unloved (UK TX: March 2/based on Born Bad, 1993)
    • Rebekah Staton (Tracey) was Jenny in Human Nature and The Family of Blood
    • Babatunde Aleshe (Jason) was Sean in The Lodger
    • Tracy Wiles (Jenny) voiced Moira Brody for Masters of Earth (2014), Lilith Lovett for The Year of the Bat, Jacqui McGee for UNIT: Extinction (both 2015), UNIT: Silenced (2016), Death on the Mile (2018), Narcissus, The Power of River Song (both 2019), UNIT: Between Two Worlds, Outback, Longshot (all 2021), UNIT: Agents of the Vulpreen, UNIT: Objective: Earth (both 2022), Commander Barnac for The Neverwhen (2016), Ground Control/Secretary for Their Finest Hour, Sharlan for The Invention of Death, Hadway/V75/ Salma for Escape from Kaldor (all 2018), Drones for The False Guardian and Time's Assassin, Announcer for State of Bliss, Comms for The Famished Lands, Servant for Fugitive in Time, Marzanna/ Engel for Nightmare Country, Various for The Robots 1 (all 2019), The Robots 2 and Dark Side of the Moon (2022), Tryana for Return to Skaro (both 2020), FELINE/Maria/Patricia for A Forever Home, Shira/ Draven/Sentinel for The Shadow Squad (both 2021), Shorak for Storm of the Sea Devils, and Peggy Cressler for Bad Apple Brigade (both 2024)
    • Diveen Henry (Bernice here & Series 5: Safe) voiced Alozza for The Vault of Osiris (2015), Sarah for The Behemoth, and Sandra for A Kill to a View (both 2017)
    • Nimmy [Anna] March (Dr. Rawls here, Buried & S8: Bad Romance) voiced Baroness Vance/the Telokni for In Memory Alone (2016), Rupa Maguire for The Time War 1 (2017), Ulla for The Moons of Vulpana (2019), Colonel Aesillor Zyre for Purgatory 12 (2020), Lupan for Stolen Futures, and Mada/Saskar/Alef for Maelstrom (2022)
    • Dervla Kirwan (Beatrice McArdle, here & S2: Hidden), Andy Goddard (director here, Unsafe, S2: Samaritan, Honour Bound, S3: Broken, Survivor, S4: ID, Skeletons, S5: Deal, S6: Survivor's Guilt) and Richard Cox (film editor) all worked on The Next Doctor - Kirwan reprised the role of Miss Quill for Big Finish's Class 3, then voiced Mrs. Calderwood for Aimed at the Body, Yosta McCormack for Lightspeed, Di Wright for The Bookshop at the End of the World, Anne Marie for Interlude, Representative for Echo Chamber, Agatha Fernbridge for Towards Zero, Professor Callis for Castle Hydra, Kelleher for Effect and Cause (all 2020), and Honour Bray for Redacted 1
    Vice (UK TX: March 9/based on Working Mom, 1997)
    • Tariq Jordan (Teddy here, Unsafe, Paradise, S2: Samaritan, Hidden, S5: Crush) was a Rep in Planet of the Ood
    • Jessica Gunning (Angela) was Stacey Campbell in Partners in Crime
    • Sean [Anthony] Blowers (Woodhouse) was Zed in Dragonfire
    • Juliet Aubrey (Emma) voiced Vulpina for Voyage to Venus (2012), Esther Malkin for The Wrong Woman (2021), Prodigal for The Auton Infinity (2022), and Zyla Kalstein for Revolution in Space (2024)
    • Stephen [George] Churchett (Rook) was Bill in (part 1 of) Attack of the Cybermen
    • Lesley [Ann] Manville (Phyllis Gladstone here, Alesha & S5: Tick Tock) depicted Heather Hartnell in An Adventure in Space and Time
    • Polly Kemp (Annie) voiced Duchess Callys Flambo/Golp/Betty for Dining With Death (2019), and Calo/Quarks for Dominant Species (2024)
    • Sean [Carl] Pertwee (Pritchard) made a cameo appearance in The Five(ish) Doctors
    • Waleed Akhtar (Imran) voiced Mook Jayasundera for The Last Party on Earth (2019)
    Unsafe (UK TX: March 16/based on American Dream, 1993)
    • Iain [Alan Sutherland] Glen (Slade) was Father Octavian in The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone
    • Michael Smiley (Doyle) voiced Seedleson for Creatures of Beauty (2003), and Colonel Morgan Blue in Into the Dalek
    • Nicholas Beveney (Newman) was Dad in Attack of the Graske
    • Paul [Valentine Birkby] Darrow (Judge Prentice here; S2: Community Service, S3: Defence, S5: Deal; S7: Mortal, S8: I Predict a Riot) was Captain Hawkins in The Silurians, Tekker in Timelash, then voiced Guidance for The Next Life (2004)
    • Edmund Kente (McVeigh) was Scoones in The Next Doctor
    Buried (UK TX: March 23/based on In Memory of, 1991)
    • Keith Barron (Mortimer) was Captain Striker in Enlightenment, and voiced Isaac Barclay for Plague of the Daleks (2009), and Lord Tulip for The Bad Penny (2018)
    • Colin Salmon (Greer here, S2: Community Service, S6: Survivor's Guilt, S8: Repeat to Fade) was Dr. Moon in Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead, then voiced Trooper Salway for Wirrn Dawn (2009)
    • Christopher Fairbank (McFadden) voiced Doc Baroque for The Scapegoat (2009), Pierre Arronax for The Wreck of the Titan (2010), Marc Brunel for Iron Bright (2018), then appeared as Fenton in Flatline
    • Simon Morris was also first assistant director (here & Paradise) on Love & Monsters, Turn Left, The Stolen Earth, Journey's End, Deep Breath, Into the Dalek, Dark Water, Death in Heaven and The Sarah Jane Adventures
    • Catherine Tregenna (here, Alesha; S2: Community Service, S3: Hounded, S4: Denial, Skeletons) was also writer of The Woman Who Lived and Torchwood
    Paradise (UK TX: March 30/based on Heaven, 1991)
    • Charles Kay [born Piff] (Artemis, here & S2: Sacrifice) voiced the Curator for Excelis Rising (2002)
    • Selva Rasalingam (Osman) was Ranjit in The Power of Three
    • Frances Barber (Michaela Herman) was Madame Kovarian in Series 6 - a role reprised for The Diary of River Song 3 (2018)
    • Ken Bones (Kilic) was the General in The Day of the Doctor and Hell Bent - a role reprised for Dreadshade (2020), War Room 1, The War Doctor Begins 4 (both 2022), War Room 2 and A Genius for War (both 2023) - he also voiced Thomas Bloodchild/Dreislav for The Bloodchild Codex (2013), David/Anders Kristiansen for Battlegrounds (2022), and Senidon for Shock and Awe (2026)
    • Nabil Elouahabi (Kasaba) voiced Esteban Aribi for The Flames of Cadiz (2013), and High Korravin/Lomaz for Ancient History (2024)
    • Joanna McCallum (Judge Hartop) voiced the Bursar for Night Thoughts (2006)
    • Stewart Scudamore (Turgay) voiced Danvers for Hounded (2016), and Ashley Bassett for Traitors' Gate (2023)
    • Souad Faress (Birsen) was Older Rani Chandra in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Mad Woman in the Attic
    • Steve Hansell (Doctor) voiced PC Blackstock for The Condemned, Septal for Brotherhood of the Daleks, Bouncers for The Raincloud Man (all 2008), Grubb for Izzy's Story, Dane for Cyberman 2 (both 2009), and Doug/ Barbarius/Guard for The Iron Legion (2019)
    Alesha (UK TX: April 6/based on Helpless, 1992)
    • Derek Riddell (Dr. Merrick) was Sir Robert in Tooth and Claw, and voiced Lieut. Commander Sandy McNish also for The Oncoming Storm
    • John Rowe (Silverton here, S2: Hidden, S8: Hard Stop) voiced Sir Hartley Harecourt for The Case of the Missing Gasogene (2015), and Sir Isiah Hardy for Entanglement (2018)
    • Nicholas Khan (Hall) voiced Jimmy Lynch for The Sinestran Kill, Dalia for Collateral (both 2019), Jillix for The Sins of Captain John, Stubbs for Thin Time, Alexander Marfleet for The Flying Dutchman (both 2020), Vez/Kol for The Ark (2023), Shalvar for Coda, Androids/Kwest for Cass-cade (2024), Castor for Lost Amongst the Stars, and Davius for Cybergene (both 2025)

    Tuesday, 26 May 2026

    Doctor Who On This Day #146

     

    1913 - Actor Peter Wilton Cushing
    born in Kenley
    1927 - Director Julia Smith born in London
    1965 - Marco Polo, Episode 4: The
    Wall of Lies first screened on CBC
    1967 - The Savages, Episode 2 repeated
    and The Smugglers, Episode 1 repeated
    and Episode 2 first screened, all on ABC 
    1969 - The Abominable Snowmen, Episodes
     5 and 6 both repeated on ABC
    1972 - The War Games, Episode 10 repeated
    and Terror of the Autons, Episodes 1 and 2
    both repeated and Episode 3 first screened,
    all on ABC
    1973 - The Green Death, Episode
    2 first screened on BBC1
    1978 - The Three Doctors, Episodes
     2 and 3 both repeated on ABC
    1979 - The Brain of Morbius, Part
    3 first screened on TV2
    1980 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 4 and Image of the
    Fendahl, Part 1 both repeated on ABC; and The Pirate
    Planet, Part 3 first screened on TV2
    1981 - Planet of Evil, Part 3 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and Full Circle, Part 2 first screened on TV1
    1982 - Destiny of the Daleks, Part 1 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and Black Orchid, Part 2 repeated and Earthshock,
    Part 1 first screened, both on ABC
    1983 - Day of the Daleks, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated
    on ABC; The Sontaran Experiment, Part 2 first screened on
    KSPS; and Pyramids of Mars, Part 2 repeated on KQED Plus
    1984 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang,
    Part 6 repeated on KQED Plus
    1985 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang
    Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
    1986 - The Curse of Peladon, Episode
    4 repeated on ABC
    1987 - The Mind of Evil, Episode 2 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and Genesis of the Daleks, Part 3 first screened
    on TV2
    1988 - Logopolis, Part 3 repeated
     on KQED Plus
    1989 - Robot, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus; and
    Warriors of the Deep, Part 2 first screened on TV2
    1990 - The Daleks, Episode 4: The Ambush repeated
     on BSB; Timelash, Part 1 (of 4) repeated on KQED
    Plus; and The Happiness Patrol, Part 2 repeated on
    TV2
    1992 - The Mutants, Episode 2 repeated on KQED Plus
    1993 - Inferno, Episode 6 repeated on UK Gold; and
    Resurrection of the Daleks, Part 1 (of 4) repeated on ABC
    1994 - Full Circle, Part 2 repeated on UK Gold
    1995 - The Sea Devils, Episode 1 repeated on UK Gold
    1996 - Carnival of Monsters Omnibus repeated on UK Gold
    1997 - Terror of the Zygons, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus) 
    1998 - The Sensorites, Episode 4: A Race Against Death
    repeated on Space; and The Mysterious Planet, Part 1
    repeated on UKTV
    1999 - The War Games, Episode 1 repeated on Space;
    and The Green Death, Episode 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    2000 - The Daleks, Episode 6: The Ordeal repeated on Prime;
    and The Seeds of Death, Episode 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    2001 - Underworld Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);
     The Armageddon Factor, Part 5 first screened on Prairie
    PTV; State of Decay Omnibus repeated on Colorado PTV;
    The Keeper of Traken, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on
    Iowa PTV; and  Terminus, Part 2 repeated on BBC Prime
    2002 - The Ark in Space, Part 3 repeated on WCNY; Revenge 
    of the Cybermen, Part 1 repeated on Lakeland PTV; Pyramids
    of Mars Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; The Android Invasion
    Omnibus repeated on BBC Kids (Can) and MPT; The Masque of
    Mandragora, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on MiND; The Invisible
    Enemy, Part 4 repeated on WILL; The Power of Kroll, Part 1
    repeated on KUED; Full Circle, Part 4 repeated on Twin Cities PTV;
    Kinda, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on WCET; Earthshock, Part 
    2 repeated on WQED; Mawdryn Undead, Parts 1 and 2 both 
    repeated on Lakeshore PTV; Terminus, Parts 3 and 4 both
    repeated on KBTC; Enlightenment, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
    on NHPTV; Resurrection of the Daleks, Parts 3 and 4 (of 4) both 
    repeated on Colorado PTV; and The Two Doctors, Parts 3 and 4
    (of 6) both repeated on Iowa PTV
    2003 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 1 repeated on Tele 5
    and Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; Destiny of the Daleks,
    Resurrection of the Daleks, Revelation of the Daleks and
    Remembrance of the Daleks Omnibuses all repeated on
    UK Gold; and The Invisible Enemy Omnibus repeated on
     BBC Kids
    2004 - Snakedance, Parts 1 and
     2 both repeated on BBC Kids
    2005 - City of Death, Part 2 repeated on ABC
    2006 - Rise of the Cybermen repeated on BBC3;
     and Totally Doctor Who (1.7) repeated on CBBC
    2007 - Aliens of London first screened on LPB, TV3 (RI) and
    Prairie PTV; World War Three first screened on WVPB; Father's
    Day first screened on OETA and WLIW 21; The Doctor Dances
    and Doctor Who Confidential: Weird Science both first screened
    on WQLN; Boom Town first screened on Houston PB; The
    Parting of the Ways first screened on KLCS; Tooth and Claw
    first screened on één; Rise of the Cybermen first screened
    on ΣΚΑΙ; Love & Monsters repeated on UK Gold; Human
    Nature first screened on BBC1; Doctor Who Confidential:
    Time Trouble repeated on WLIW 21; Doctor Who
    Confidential: Alter Ego first screened on BBC3; and
    Totally Doctor Who (2.7) repeated on CBBC
    2008 - Inferno, Episodes 4 and 5 both
    first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4;
    and Rose first screened on Syfy (Rus)
    2009 - The War Games, Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated
     on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4; The Impossible Planet and
    Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: You've Got the Look
    both repeated on UKTV (Aus); and Blink repeated on BBC3
    2010 - The Unquiet Dead repeated on Syfy (Spa);
    and Planet of the Ood repeated on Syfy (Ben)
    2011 - Four to Doomsday, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on MTV3
    SciFi and TV4; Smith and Jones repeated on Watch; The Fires of 
    Pompeii repeated on Space; The Eleventh Hour repeated on BBC
    America; Day of the Moon repeated on Prime; and Cradle of the 
    Snake, Episode 1 first broadcast on Radio 4 Extra
    2012 - Time and the Rani and Paradise Towers Omnibuses and 
    Delta and the Bannermen, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on MTV3
    SciFi and TV4; Amy's Choice and Doctor Who Confidential: 
    Arthurian Legend both repeated on BBC3; The Big Bang first
    screened on DR3; The Impossible Astronaut, Day of the Moon,
    The Curse of the Black Spot and The Doctor's Wife all repeated
    on France 4; The Rebel Flesh, The Almost People and A Good
    Man Goes to War all first screened on France 4; The Sarah Jane
    Adventures: Death of the Doctor, Episode 1 repeated on BBC HD;
    Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Bad Blood repeated on UKTV
    (Aus); and Survival of the Fittest, Episode 2 repeated on Radio
    4 Extra
    2013 - The Masque of Mandragora, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
    on KBTC; The Caves of Androzani Omnibus repeated on UKTV;
    The Runaway Bride, The Next Doctor, Planet of the Dead, The 
    Waters of Mars, The Snowmen, The Doctors Revisited: The First 
    Doctor, The Second Doctor, The Third Doctor and The Fourth 
    Doctor all repeated on BBC America; Voyage of the Damned 
    repeated on BBC America and BBC Entertainment AP;
    Partners in Crime and Doctor Who Confidential: The Fright
    Stuff both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; Forest of
    the Dead repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; The Big Bang 
    repeated on Iowa PTV; The Impossible Astronaut and
    Doctor Who Confidential: Coming to America both repeated
    on MPTV; Doctor Who Confidential: Eyes Wide Open repeated
     on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Doctor Who
    Confidential Cutdown: Breaking the Silence repeated
     on UKTV (Aus); and Dr. Who and the Daleks and
    Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD both screened at
    the Dr. Who @ the Movies event, Riverside Studios,
     Hammersmith
    2014 - Robot, Part 1, Enlightenment, Part 2 and Partners in
    Crime all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Ark in Space, Parts
     1 and 2 both first screened on Horror; The Unquiet Dead
    repeated on RAI4; Smith and Jones and The Shakespeare
    Code both repeated on Fox (FRG); The Stolen Earth repeated
     on TV3; A Good Man Goes to War repeated on WSIU;
     Dinosaurs on a Spaceship repeated on Ztélé; and Journey
    to the Centre of the TARDIS repeated on Syfy (Port)
    2015 - Terror of the Autons, Episodes 1 and
    2 both repeated on Horror; The Robots of
    Death, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated and
    The Twin Dilemma, Parts 1 and 2 both
    first screened, all on Retro  TV; Meglos, Part
     2, The Parting of the Ways and Dinosaurs
    on a Spaceship all repeated on Syfy (Aus);
    Father's Day first screened on FX (Ind); Voyage
    of the Damned repeated on ABC2; The Family
    of Blood repeated on TV Cultura; Forest of
    the Dead repeated on BBC Entertainment AP;
    A Christmas Carol repeated on KCPT2; The
    Rebel Flesh repeated on Watch; The God
    Complex repeated on BBC Nordic HD and
    BBC Polska HD; A Town Called Mercy and
    The Power of Three both repeated on DR3;
    The Snowmen repeated on WGVU; The Name
     of the Doctor repeated on Syfy (Ben); and
    Deep Breath repeated on RAI4
    2016 - The Ultimate Foe Omnibus repeated on Retro TV; The 
    Lazarus Experiment and 42 both repeated on BBC Polska HD;
    Midnight and Hide both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The End of 
    Time, Part 2 repeated on TV Cultura; The Curse of the Black 
    Spot and Doctor Who Confidential: Ship Ahoy! and When Time 
    Froze all repeated on ABC2; Night Terrors, The Girl Who Waited,
    The God Complex and Hell Bent all repeated on Syfy (Bra) and 
    Syfy (LA); Closing Time repeated on BBC First (ME);
    Dinosaurs on a Spaceship repeated on BBC Entertainment
     AP; The Day of the Doctor repeated on Syfy (Bra); and 
    Kill the Moon Mummy on the Orient Express repeated on
    Fox (FRG)
    2017 - The Daleks, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro
    TV; Pyramids of Mars, Part 3 repeated on The Zone; Bad Wolf
    and The Parting of the Ways both repeated on Syfy (Aus);
    Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel and The Girl Who
    Waited all repeated on BBC Polska HD; Silence in the
    Library, Forest of the Dead, Midnight, Turn Left, The
     Stolen Earth and Journey's End all repeated on
    BBC America; Night Terrors repeated on FX (Ind);
    The Wedding of River Song repeated on Syfy (LA);
     and Extremis repeated on BBC First (ME)
    2018 - Full Circle, Parts 2 to 4 and State of Decay, Part 1 all
    repeated on Retro TV; Aliens of London, World War Three and 
    Dalek all repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Zygon Invasion 
    repeated on BBC Entertainment EU; The Pilot, Smile and 
    Oxygen repeated on Syfy (LA); Thin Ice repeated on
    Fox (FRG), Syfy (Bra) and Syfy (LA); Knock Knock
    repeated on Fox; and Extremis repeated on Syfy (Aus)
    2019 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Parts 5 and 6 both
    repeated on KBTC; Image of the Fendahl Omnibus repeated
    on WSRE; The Pirate Planet Omnibus repeated on MPTV;
    Nightmare of Eden, Part 4 repeated on KPTS; Destiny of the
    Daleks, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; Snakedance
    Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV; Planet of Fire Omnibus
    repeated on Idaho PTV; Rose, The End of the World, The
    Unquiet Dead, Aliens of London, World War Three, Dalek,
    The Long Game and Father's Day all repeated on Syfy (Fra);
    The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below and Flesh and Stone all 
    repeated on W; Victory of the Daleks and The Time of Angels 
    both repeated on W and BBC Polska HD; The Doctor's Wife,
    The Rebel Flesh, The Almost People and A Good Man Goes
    to War all repeated on Sony SciFi; and The Girl Who Died
    repeated on One ARD
    2020 - The Monster of Peladon, Part 6 and Planet of the
    Spiders, Part 1 both repeated on Retro TV; The Satan Pit
    and Love & Monsters both repeated on Sony SciFi; The
    Rebel Flesh and The Almost People both repeated on One
    ARD; Under the Lake and Before the Flood both repeated
    on RAI4; and Smile repeated on BBC Polska HD and Star
    World Premiere
    2021 - The Time of the Doctor
    repeated on ABC2; and Time
    Fracture launched in London
    2022 - The Daleks, Episodes 1 and
    2 both repeated on Retro TV; and
    The Vampires of Venice repeated on
    Fox SciFi
    2023 - School Reunion and The Girl
    in the Fireplace both repeated on Fox
    SciFi; and Extremis repeated on ABC2
    2024 - The Masque of Mandragora,
    Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC;
    73 Yards repeated on BBC3; and Doctor
    Who: Unleashed, Episode 4 repeated
    on BBC1 and BBC3
    2025 - Inferno, Episode 7 and Terror
    of the Autons, Episodes 1 to 3 all
    repeated on U&Eden; and Dark Water
    repeated on ABC Entertains