Showing posts with label the impossible planet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the impossible planet. Show all posts

Monday, 3 August 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Silent Witness, Series 23

The twenty-third season
of BBC1's evergreen
crime drama was first
shown in early 2020, and
starred Emilia Fox and
David Caves as doctors
Nikki Alexander and Jack
Hodgson. The Home
Office forensic patholo-
gists were joined by Liz
Carr's Clarissa, whilst Dr. Thomas Chamberlain (Richard Lintern) was killed off in the finale, after seven years ser-
vice. A repeat run of
these five cases began on U&Drama last night - they featured Louise Jameson, Jemma
Redgrave, Adjoa Andoh, and a total of twenty-one Doctor Who
cast and crew connections:

Deadhead (UK TX: January 6 & 7)
  • Rebecca Oldfield (Miriam) was Erina Lessak in 42
  • for Emma Cunniffe see Series 8 and Matthew Brenher see Series 21 
Close to Home (UK TX: January 13 & 15)
  • Will Thorp (Forbes) was Tobias Zed in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, then voiced Gaius Julius Caesar for Big Finish's 100 BC, Jacob for Bedtime Story, and Narrator of Sick Building, Forever Autumn, Peacemaker (all 2007) and The Krillitane Storm (2009)
  • Tom Goodman Hill (AC Holloway) was Reverand Arnold Golightly in The Unicorn and the Wasp
  • Lily Bevan (Tina) was Emily Brooke in The Waters of Mars, then voiced Antinav Floris for Salvation Nine (2022)
  • Bern Collaco (Officer here & Series 24) was an Operator in The Return of Doctor Mysterio, and Soldier in Thin Ice
  • for Robert Pugh see Series 4 and Phil Davis see Series 12
Seven Times (UK TX: January 20 & 21)
  • Gabrielle Glaister (Donna) voiced Maggie Bishop for The Forsaken (2015), Cowley for The High Price of Parking (2017), and Veronica Bland for Braxiatel in Love (2018)
  • Michael Maloney (Lansing) voiced Frederick Simonsson for Grand Theft Cosmos (2008), Adam Farrow for AudioGo's The Circus of Doom, Fratalin for Patient Zero, the Viryans for Blue Forgotten Planet (all 2009) and Charlotte Pollard 1, Rennol for Kiss of Death (2011), Gregor Saraton for Zygon Hunt, Hilary Hammond for Enemy Aliens (both 2014), William Hogan for The Rockery (2019), and the Two for Two's Company and The Union (both 2023)
  • Raymond [Anthony] Coulthard (DS Hart) voiced Loki/Edgar/Hawks for Cobwebs (2010), Ralph/Acolyte for Suburban Hell (2015), Robac /Servers/Dalmari for The Destination Wars (2017), and William Sudell for Beautiful Game (2023)
  • Sophie Cowdrey was graphic designer on eighteen episodes (from The Star Beast to The Reality War), Tales from the TARDIS and Farewell, Sarah Jane
Hope (UK TX: January 27 & 28)
  • Clive Wood (Simmons) was Roman Commander in The Pandorica Opens, then voiced Commander Rugosa for The Rosemariners (2012), Dibbsworth for Peepshow (2019), Daddy Dominus/Clubwell/Guard for For the Glory of Urth (2021), and Bird for Must-See TV (2020) and Stranded 4 (2022)
  • Georgia Mackenzie (Ruth) voiced Zorcha for The Difference Office (2022), and MOM/Medbots for A Mother's Love (2023)
  • Laura Rollins (Kate) voiced Umbriel for Living Darkness (2025)
The Greater Good (UK TX: February 3 & 5)
  • Ben Bailey Smith (Carmichael) was Durkas Cicero in The Tsuranga Conundrum
  • William Ash (Sealy) was Riley Vashtee in 42, and voiced Sam for The Condemned (2008)
  • Graham Turner (Simpson) was Amos in The Crimson Horror
  • for Clare Higgins see Series 1 and Julia Haworth see Series 21

Monday, 20 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), Series 2

Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer, Emilia Fox,
and Tom Baker all returned for the
 second, and final series of Working
Title TV's remake of ITC's late Sixties
cult crime drama. Lead writer Charlie
Higson collaborated on screenplays with
Gareth Roberts and Mark Gatiss.
The second serial featured a vocal
version of David Arnold's theme sung
by The Cardigans, and was included on
the soundtrack CD. A tie-in book and
 two novelisations were published too.
The seven-part season oiginally aired
on BBC1 in the autumn of 2001 - it
starred Derek Jacobi, Matt Lucas,
Mark Williams, and a total of twenty
six Doctor Who cast and crew links:

Whatever Possessed You? (UK TX: September 29 2001)
  • Hywel [Thomas] Bennett (Whale) was Rynian in The Chase
  • Big Finish actor/writer Lizzie Hopley (Ruth) voiced Gemma Griffin for Terror Firma, Various for Cyberman 1 (both 2005), Lady Lillian Hawthorne for The Veiled Leopard, Sue for Night Thoughts, Yarvell for I, Davros (all 2006), the Mantasphid Queen for The Infinite Quest, Alice Flowers for The Gunpowder Plot, Sister Christie for The Emporium at the End (both 2016), Camper for Silver Medal (2021), Hieronyma Friend for See Saw, and Mind Shield for Master! (both 2025)
  • Nichola [Teresa Mary] McAuliffe (Virginia) was Vivien Rock in The Sound of Drums, then voiced Otia/Guide for Time Killers (2022)
  • David [Edward] Walliams (Browning) appeared in the Doctor Who Night sketches (opposite Gatiss), then voiced Quincy Flowers/Ned Cotton for Phantasmagoria (1999), and was Gibbis in The God Complex
  • Janet Henfrey (Hettie) was Miss Hardaker in The Curse of Fenric, Mrs. Pitt in Mummy on the Orient Express, and the Adjudicator in Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor - she then voiced Mrs. Vanguard for The Spirit Trap (2010), Dr. Petherbridge for An Eye for Murder, Mrs. Jefferies for The Concrete Cage, Woman for The Forgotten Village (all 2014), Dorothy for The Screaming Ceiling (2019), Sister Magdalene for Abbey of Heretics (2020), Verkuvia for The Day of the Comet (2021), and Narrats for Morbius 1 (2024)
  • Mona Hammond [born Mavis Chin] (Margaret) was Rita Anne in Rise of the Cybermen
  • electrician Colin Price was best boy on The Day of the Doctor
Revenge of the Bog People (UK TX: October 6)
  • Celia [Diana Savile] Imrie (McKern) was [Rosemary] Kizlet in The Bells of Saint John, then voiced Dr. Elizabeth Bradley for The Fifth Citadel (2013), Madame Tissot for Gallery of Ghouls, Livia for Enemy Lines (both 2016), Dr. Kessica Myles for Hooklight 1 (2025), and Peg/Mrs. Peel for The Executor (2026)
  • Adam [Offord] Buxton (Barry) voiced an Assembler for The One Doctor (2001)
O Happy Isle (UK TX: October 13)
  • George [Morris] Baker (Pomeroy) was Decider Login in Full Circle
  • John [Gibb] Sessions [born Marshall] (Fishacre) voiced General Tannis for Death Comes to Time, Mozart for My Own Private Wolfgang (2007), Roland for Castle of Fear (2009), then provided the voice of Gus for Mummy on the Orient Express
  • Rupert [Nicholas] Vansittart (Babbacombe) was General R Asquith in Aliens of London and World War Three, then voiced Sepulchre/George Jeffries/Jack Kletch for Dead London (2008), Darius Horton for The House on the Edge of Chaos (2019), and Baron Rufus for The Baron Robbers (2024)
  • Elji Kusuhara (Goto) was a Chinese Man in Four to Doomsday
Painkillers (UK TX: October 20)
  • Dervla Kirwan (Petra) was Mercy Hartigan in The Next Doctor, then reprised Miss Quill for Big Finish's Class, and 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, and Kelleher for Effect and Cause (all 2020)
  • Duncan Preston (Dr. Hickman) voiced the titular alien in the Doctor Who and Crayola sketch for Victoria Wood as Seen on TV
  • Alibe Parsons (Receptionist) was Matrona Kani in Mindwarp, and voiced Nora for The Lost Resort (2021)
  • for Tim Wallers see Series 1
Marshall and Snellgrove (UK TX: October 27)
  • Shaun Parkes (Marshall) was Zachary Cross Flane in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, a role reprised for Big Finish's Empire of Shadows (2021) and Oodunnit (2023)
  • Colin McFarlane (Snellgrove) provided the voice of the Heavenly Host for Voyage of the Damned, was General Austin Pierce in Torchwood: Children of Earth and The War Between the Land and the Sea, and Jonathan Moran in Under the Lake and Before the Flood, then voiced Vince Foster for Randon Ghosts and The Lights of Skaro, Narrator of The Blood Cell (all 2014) and Farewell to Peter Capaldi, the Identical Man for Charlotte Pollard 2 (2017), Captain Morski for The War Master 5 (2020), and John Sloan for The Krillitane Relic (2025)
The Glorious Butranekh (UK TX: November 3)
  • Joe Montana (Butranekh) was Worker in Daleks in Manhattan
  • Ben Griffiths was also an electrician on thirty-eight stories (from Daleks in Manhattan to The Wedding of River Song), Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Class
Two Can Play That Game (UK TX: November 10)
  • Eleanor Bron (Mrs. Applegarth) was an Art Lover in City of Death, and Kara [Seddle] in Revelation of the Daleks, then voiced Ileana De Santos for Loups-Garoux (2001)
  • Roy Hudd (Dickie Klein) voiced Max Miller for Pier Pressure (2006)
  • Reece [Wayne] Shearsmith (Harry) was Andrew Powell in The Devil of Winterborne and Ghosts of Winterborne, Dr. Dan Matthews in Auton, then depicted Patrick Troughton in An Adventure in Space and Time, and was Gagan Rassmussen in Sleep No More - he also voiced Governor Robert Hodan for Sunlight and Sunset (both 2025)

Thursday, 2 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Our Friends in the North

 

First staged by the RSC in 1982, Peter Flannery's play was eventually
adapted for television by BBC2, from (commission in) 1992 to (filming
in) 1995. Originally broadcast in early 1996, the drama told the story
of four friends from Newcastle over a period of 31 years, 1964 to 1995.
From the budget (£8 million), to the cast (160 speaking roles and
3,000 extras), the scale of the production was huge - filming took
forty weeks. Ratings success and critical acclaim followed - it won
three BAFTA TV awards, then was named one of the 100 Greatest
British TV Programmes by the BFI.
The epic series helped establish the careers of its lead actors -
(pictured left to right) Christopher Eccleston, Gina McKee, Mark
Strong, and Daniel Craig. A rare repeat run of the nine-part series
continued on BBC4 last night - it featured David Bradley, Alun
Armstrong, Malcolm McDowell, and a total of thirty-three Doctor
Who cast and crew connections:
  • McKee voiced the Lumiat for Big Finish's Missy 2 (2020) and Masterful (2021)
  • Danny Webb (DI Conrad) was John Jefferson in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, then voiced Byron for The Girl Who Never Was (2007), and Ori for The Dark Husband (2008)
  • David Schofield (DCI Salway) was Odin in The Girl Who Died, and voiced Billy for Death in Blackpool (2009), Nostradamus for The Doomsday Quatrain (2011), Narrator of The House of Winter (2015), Parval for The Sorcerer of Albion (2020), and Gostak for The End of the Beginning (2021)
  • Donald Sumpter (Chapple) 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
  • Peter [Neville] Jeffrey (Blamire) was the Pilot in The Macra Terror, and Count Grendel in The Androids of Tara
  • Granville Saxton (Jellicoe) voiced the Duke of Wellington for The Curse of Davros (2012)
  • Gavin Muir (Kyle) voiced Barone for The Ghosts of N-Space
  • Pete Lee Wilson (Butler) was Tommo in The End of Time
  • Trevor Cooper (DCS Cockburn) was [Lancelot] Takis in Revelation of the Daleks, and Friar Tuck in Robot of Sherwood - he also voiced Rull for Magic Bullet's Kaldor City, then 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), and Silas Keynes for The Ravencliff Witches (2022)
  • Sean Gilder (PC Lukoschek) was the Sycorax Leader in The Christmas Invasion
  • Peter [George Haywood] Halliday (Speaker) was Packer/voice of Cyber Director in The Invasion, voiced the titular Silurians in their debut story and the Aliens in The Ambassadors of Death, then was Pletrac in Carnival of Monsters, Soldier in City of Death, and Vicar in (part 2 of) Remembrance of the Daleks
  • Malcolm Terris (Knox) was Etnin in The Dominators, and the Co-Pilot in The Horns of Nimon
  • Angela Bruce (Sister) was Brigadier Winifred Bambera in Battlefield [a role reprised for Big Finish's Animal (2011) then Seabird One, Visitants, The War Factory (all 2022), Fractures (2025) and Knightfall (2026) - she also voiced Mother for The Persistence of Dreams (2018), Herb for Conversion (2019), and Oya/Andarta for Consequences (2021)
  • Ian [Jacob] Thompson (Correspondent) was Hetra in The Web Planet, and Malsan in The Chase (2) 
  • Stephen [Mark] Marcus [born Scott] was the Jailer in The Shakespeare Code
  • Peter [Francois] Cellier (Judge) was Andrews in Time Flight (1)
  • David Schaal (Prison Officer) voiced Inspector Zogroth/Bus Driver for The Star Beast (2019)
  • Roger Avon (Braniff) was Saphadin in The Crusade, and Daxtar in The Daleks' Master Plan (4)
  • Steve Griffin was stuntman on The Idiot's Lantern too
  • Diana Barton (production manager) was line producer on twenty-two stories (from A Christmas Carol to The Crimson Horror)
  • Andy Pryor has also worked as casting director on the revived run since 2005, as well as The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
  • Pennie Bloomfield (first assistant director) was assistant floor manager on Attack of the Cybermen
  • Henry Jaworski was also art director on The Pilot and Smile
  • Margaret Aston was make-up artist on Shakedown too
  • Suzan Broad (make-up designer) was artist on Kinda
  • Lisa Pickering (make-up artist) was assistant on Warriors' Gate (4)
  • Garry Dawson also worked on stand-by props on Cold War and The Crimson Horror
  • Tony Harding was also VFX designer on The Invisible Enemy, The Power of Kroll, State of Decay, The King's Demons and The Awakening
  • Peter Kersey was SFX technician on the Doctor Who TV Movie too
  • Peter Baldock (dubbing editor) was an Acolyte in The Face of Evil (4)
  • Terry Elms was sound assistant on The Masque of Mandragora (1) too
  • Richard Manton (sound recordist) worked on film sound on The Daemons and The Mutants
  • Michael Preece was props buyer on K9 and Company too

Friday, 12 June 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Law & Order: UK, Series 2

 

Bradley Walsh, Jamie Bamber, Harriet
Walter (who represented the titular Law
officers DS Brooks, DS Devlin, and DI
Chandler), Freema Agyeman, Ben
Daniels, and Bill Paterson (as Alesha
Phillips, James Steel, and George Castle
- the CPS Order team) all returned in the
British spin-off of Dick Wolf's long-running
Law & Order franchise. Kudos' co-executive
producer Chris Chibnall also adapted two
episodes, and all six cases here were based
on scripts from the parent programme. A
repeat run of the season (originally shown
in the winter of 2010) began on ITV3 last
night - it featured Anjli Mohindra, and a
total of forty-two Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:

Samaritan (UK TX: January 11 2010/
based on Manhood, 1993)
  • Zienia Merton (Judge) was Ping Cho (pictured) in Marco Polo, then the Registrar in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith
  • Jamie Foreman (PC Griffin) was Eddie Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern
  • Camilla [Marie] Beeput (Maya) was Nova for Big Finish's Sphere of Freedom, Cataclysm and Food Fight (all 2021)
  • for Jessica Gunning, Tariq Jordan, Andy Goddard, Malcolm Thornton, Simon Morris, Jamie Pearson and Nick Foley see Series 1
Hidden (TX: January 18/based on Bitter Fruit, 1995)
  • David Gyasi (Lennie) was Harvey in Asylum of the Daleks
  • Rene Zagger (Andreou) was Padra in Utopia
  • Enzo Squillino Jr. (D'Agostino) voiced Aldo Deluca for The Gift, Juan Romero for Fiesta for the Damned (both 2016), and Chant for The Power of River Song (2019)
  • Cyril [Ikechukwu] Nri (Judge) was the Shopkeeper in The Sarah Jane Adventures, then Chairman in Class, and voiced Maurice Vallan for The Movellan Manoeuvre and The Dalek Gambit (both 2020), and Khaset for The Mummy Speaks! (2022)
  • Andrew Byron (Nikolajs) was Ilya Svyatoslavovich in The Pyramid at the End of the World
  • for Dervla Kirwan and John Rowe see Series 1
Community Service (TX: January 25/based on Volunteers, 1993)
  • Kevin [Robert] McNally (Morgan) was Lieutenant Hugo Lang in The Twin Dilemma, then Professor Eustacius Jericho in Flux, and voiced Henry for Spider's Shadow (2008), Vakrass for The End of the Beginning, and Merrick Kingdom for Dalek Universe (both 2021)
  • Will Thorp (Butler) was Tobias Zed in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, then voiced Gaius Julius Caesar for 100 BC, Jacob Williams for Bedtime Story, and Narrator of Sick Building, Forever Autumn, Peacemaker (all 2007) and The Krillitane Storm (2009)
  • Sandra [Jane] Huggett (Sharon) voiced Dorada for The Scaramancer, The Castle of Kurnos 5 and The Cognition Shift (all 2020)
  • Mary Healey (Dora) was a Killjoy in The Happiness Patrol
  • Eloise Joseph (Kelly) was Beauty in Nightmare in Silver
  • Alison Skilbeck (Rachel) was the Deputy in (part 3 of) Frontios
  • Bhasker Patel (Dr. Singh) was Jival Chowdry in Turn Left
  • Ken Grieve was directeor of Destiny of the Daleks too
  • for Colin Salmon, Paul Darrow and Catherine Tregenna see Series 1 
Sacrifice (TX: February 1/based on Sonata for a Solo Organ, 1991)
  • Michael Maloney (Reberty) voiced Simonsson for Grand Theft Cosmos (2008), Adam Farrow for AudioGo's The Circus of Doom, Fratalin for Patient Zero, the Viryans for Blue Forgotten Planet (all 2009) and Charlotte Pollard 1 (2014), Rennol for Kiss of Death, Narrator of BBC Books' The Silent Stars Go By (both 2011), Gregor Saraton for Zygon Hunt, Hilary Hammond for Enemy Aliens (both 2014), William Hogan for The Rockery (2019), and the Two for Two's Company and The Union (both 2023)
  • Samuel Oatley (McKenzie) was Tzim Sha in The Woman Who Fell to Earth and The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
  • Frances Ashman (Teresa) was Christine in The Big Bang
  • Gemma Saunders (Nurse) voiced Eleanor Vale/Amanda Caulfield for 1963: The Assassination Games (2013), and Ellen Byrne for The Eye of the Storm (2016)
  • for Charles Kay see Series 1
Love and Loss (TX: February 8/based on Consultation, 1992)
  • Mark Lewis Jones (Powell) voiced Professor Oliver Mortlake for The Darkness of Glass (2015)
  • Shaun Dooley (Gilmore) was Epzo in The Ghost Monument 
  • Roy Holder (Caretaker) was Krelper in The Caves of Androzani
  • Eugene Washington (Valente) was Mr. Wagner in School Reunion
Honour Bound (TX: February 15/based on Corruption, 1996)
  • Gabrielle Glaister (Liz) voiced Maggie Bishop for The Forsaken (2015), Cowley for The High Price of Parking (2017), and Veronica Bland for Braxiatel in Love (2018)
  • Don Warrington [born Williams] (Commissioner here & Series 8: I Predict A Riot) was the President of Great Britain in Rise of the Cybermen, then voiced Rassilon for The Time of the Daleks, Neverland (all 2002), Zagreus (2003), Caerdroia and The Next Life (both 2004), and was Narrator of The Art of Destruction (2006)
  • Jeremy Bulloch (Grant) was Tor in The Space Museum, and Hal in The Time Warrior
  • Alan Bond (Juror here; Officer in S7: Fatherly Love) was UNIT Soldier in The Sound of Drums and Last of the Time Lords
  • for Robert Glenister see Series 1

Wednesday, 3 June 2026

Doctor Who On This Day #154

 

1966 - The Web Planet, Episode 2:
The Zarbi repeated on ABC
1967 - The Evil of the Daleks,
Episode 3 first screened on BBC1
1968 - The Smugglers, Episode 3, The Tenth Planet,
Episode 3, The Power of the Daleks, Episode 3, The
Highlanders, Episodes 1 and 3 and The Moonbase,
Episode 1 all repeated on ABC
1972 - The Time Monster, Episode
3 first screened on BBC1
1980 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang,
Part 2 first screened on WTTW 11; and
 The Sun Makers, Parts 1 and 2 both
repeated on ABC
1981 - The Brain of Morbius, Part
1 repeated on KQED Plus
1982 - City of Death, Part 3 repeated on KQED
Plus; and Time Flight, Part 1 repeated and Part
2 first screened, both on ABC
1983 - Carnival of Monsters, Episodes 3 and 4 both
repeated on ABC; Genesis of the Daleks, Part 5 first
screened on KSPS; and The Android Invasion, Part
3 repeated on KQED Plus
1985 - The Ark in Space Omnibus
repeated on WTTW 11
1986 - The Sea Devils, Episode 5 repeated on ABC;
Planet of the Daleks, Episode 3 first screened on TV1;
and Four to Doomsday, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus
1987 - The Claws of Axos, Episode 2 repeated
on KQED Plus; and Genesis of the Daleks, Part
6 first screened on TV2
1988 - Four to Doomsday, Part 1
repeated on KQED Plus
1989 - The Sontaran Experiment, Part 
1 repeated on KQED Plus
1990 - The Daleks, Episode 6: The Ordeal
repeated on BSB; The Talons of Weng-Chiang
Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus; and The
Curse of Fenric, Part 3 first screened on RTL TV
1991 - Timelash Omnibus repeated
on WTTW 11
1992 - The Time Monster, Episode
2 repeated on KQED Plus
1993 - The Mutants, Episode 1 repeated
on UK Gold; and Planet of Fire, Part 3
repeated on ABC
1994 - Warriors' Gate, Part 4 repeated
on UK Gold
1995 - Time and the Rani Omnibus
repeated on KQED Plus
 1996 - The Keys of Marinus Omnibus
 repeated on KQED Plus
1997 - The Time Monster, Episode 2 repeated
 on UKTV (Aus); and Robot, Part 2 repeated
on UK Gold
1998 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth,
Episode 1: World's End repeated on
Space; and Mindwarp, Part 7 repeated
on UKTV
1999 - The War Games, Episode 9 repeated on Space;
and The Hand of Fear, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2000 - The Krotons Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);
Colony in Space, Episode 1 repeated on TG4; The Masque
 of Mandragora Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV; The Face
 of Evil, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC America; The 
Invisible Enemy, Part 2 first screened on Prairie PTV and
Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Colorado PTV; State of
Decay, Part 1 repeated on BBC Prime; final performance
 of The Web of Fear stage play in Portsmouth; and
Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD screened on Channel 4
2001 - Planet of Giants Omnibus repeated on MPT;
Robot Omnibus repeated on Lakeshore PTV; Pyramids 
of Mars, Part 1 repeated on WILL; The Talons of Weng-
Chiang, Part 4 repeated on KUED; Horror of Fang
Rock Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; The Androids
of Tara, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC;
Nightmare of Eden, Part 4 repeated on Prime;
Resurrection of the Daleks, Parts 3 and 4 (of 4)
both repeated on MiND; and The Greatest Show
in the Galaxy, Part 4 repeated on WUSF
2002 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 3 repeated
on BBC Kids (Can)
2003 - Revenge of the Cybermen, Part
1 repeated on Tele 5; and Planet of Evil,
Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC
Kids (Can)
2006 - Rose first screened on People+
 Arts (LA) and repeated on Ztélé; Bad
Wolf first screened on Syfy (US); The
Impossible Planet first screened on
BBC1; Doctor Who Confidential: You've
Got the Look first screened on BBC3; and
Totally Doctor Who (1.8) repeated on CBBC
2007 - Aliens of London and Doctor Who
Confidential: I Get a Sidekick Out of You
both first screened on UNC-TV and repeated
on MPTV; Dalek and Doctor Who Confidential:
The Daleks both first screened on MPT;
Father's Day and Doctor Who Confidential: Time
Trouble both first screened on Oregon PB; The Empty
Child first screened on WEDU, WJCT, WPBT2 and
Panhandle PBS; The Doctor Dances first screened
 on WSKG; The Parting of the Ways first screened
on Idaho PTV; The Family of Blood repeated on
BBC3; and Doctor Who Confidential: Special Effects
first screened on WEDU, WJCT and WPBT2
2008 - The Mind of Evil, Episodes 5 and 6 both
first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; Father's
 Day repeated on SVT24; The Empty Child
repeated on Jimmy; and The Impossible
Planet repeated on Prime
2009 - World War Three and Dalek both repeated on
Syfy (Rus); New Earth repeated on TV3 (RI); Voyage 
of the Damned repeated on Syfy (Ben); and The Fires
of Pompeii and Doctor Who Confidential: The Italian 
Job both repeated on BBC3
2010 - The Unquiet Dead first screened
on Space; Aliens of London repeated on
Syfy (FRG); The Empty Child repeated
on Syfy (Spa); and Forest of the Dead
repeated on Syfy (Ben)
2011 - Castrovalva, Parts 1 and 2 both
 repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4;
Evolution of the Daleks repeated on
Watch; The Unicorn and the Wasp
repeated on Space; The Almost People
repeated on BBC3 and HD; and Daleks'
Invasion Earth 2150 AD screened on
Gem (Aus)
2012 - The Daemons, Episodes 4 and 5 both repeated
 on KBTC; and Cold Blood repeated on Idaho PTV
2013 - School Reunion, The Girl in the Fireplace, Rise
 of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel and The Idiot's
Lantern all repeated on Syfy (Port); Fear Her and Army
of Ghosts both repeated on BBC America; The Doctor's 
Daughter and Doctor Who Confidential: From Zero
to Hero both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The
 Stolen Earth repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; The
Eleventh Hour repeated on Watch; Cold Blood, Vincent
and the Doctor and The Lodger all repeated on Syfy
(Spa); The Impossible Astronaut first screened on YLE
TV2; Closing Time repeated on Ztélé; and Doctor Who
Confidential Cutdown: Coming to America repeated
on UKTV (Aus)
2014 - The Ark in Space, Part 3 and The Unicorn and the
Wasp both repeated on Syfy (Aus); Planet of Evil, Parts 3
and 4 both first screened on Horror; The Empty Child 
repeated on RAI4; Last of the Time Lords and Voyage
of the Damned both repeated on Fox (FRG); The End of
Time, Part 1 repeated on TV3 (Spa); The Eleventh Hour
and The Beast Below both repeated on BBC America;
The Impossible Astronaut repeated on Syfy (Ben);
  Closing Time repeated on Really Scary TV; and
The Time of the Doctor repeated on Syfy (Port)
2015 - 100,000 BC Omnibus, Deep Breath
and A Farewell to Matt Smith all repeated
on DR3; The Sea Devils, Episodes 3 and 4
both repeated on Horror; Full Circle, Part 3
and Rise of the Cybermen both repeated on
Syfy (Aus); The Invisible Enemy, Parts 1 and
2 both repeated and The Two Doctors, Parts
1 and 2 (of 6) both first screened, all on Retro
 TV; New Earth first screened on FX (Ind);
Partners in Crime repeated on TV Cultura;
The Doctor's Daughter repeated on ABC2;
The Next Doctor repeated on KLRU; The
Waters of Mars repeated on BBC Entertainment 
AP; Night Terrors repeated on Jeem TV (ME);
The Power of Three repeated on BBC Nordic
HD and BBC Polska HD; Kill the Moon repeated
on RAI4; and Doctor Who Confidential: Sins of 
the Fathers repeated on ABC2 (iView only)
2016 - Delta and the Bannermen, Part 3 and
Dragonfire, Part 1 both repeated on Retro TV;
New Earth repeated on Watch; The Lazarus
Experiment and 42 both repeated on EBRU;
 The Sound of Drums and Last of the Time
Lords both repeated on BBC Polska HD; The
Stolen Earth, Journey's End, The Next Doctor,
Planet of the Dead, The Waters of Mars and Into 
the Dalek all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Vampires
of Venice repeated on TV Cultura; The Rebel Flesh
repeated on Space; Night Terrors and Doctor Who
Confidential: About a Boy both repeated on ABC2;
The Angels Take Manhattan repeated on Syfy (Bra)
 and Syfy (LA); The Rings of Akhaten repeated on
BBC Entertainment AP; Cold War repeated on Jeem
TV (ME); and Under the Lake repeated on BBC First
(Ben)
2017 - Inferno, Episodes 6 and 7 and Terror of the Autons,
Episodes 1 and 2 all repeated on Retro TV; The Christmas 
Invasion, New Earth and Vincet and the Doctor all repeated
on Syfy (Aus); Fear Her, Asylum of the Daleks, 
Behind the Lens: The Day of the Doctor and The Time
of the Doctor all repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Girl 
Who Waited repeated on FX (Ind); The God Complex,
Closing Time, The Wedding of River Song and The
Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe all repeated on
 BBC Polska HD and FX; The Bells of Saint John and 
The Rings of Akhaten both repeated on Syfy (LA); 
Mummy on the Orient Express, Flatline and In the 
Forest of the Night all repeated on BBC Entertainment 
EU; Extremis first screened on DR3 and repeated on
Syfy (LA); The Pyramid at the End of the World 
epeated on BBC2, Syfy (LA) and Syfy (Bra); and
The Lie of the Land first screened on BBC1, BBC
HD and BBC First (ME)
2018 - The Chase Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV;
The Time Monster, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated
on KBTC; Nightmare of Eden Omnibus repeated on
KAKM; Snakedance, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on
Retro TV; Mawdryn Undead Omnibus repeated on
Iowa PTV; Bad Wolf, The Parting of the Ways and
The Christmas Invasion all repeated on BBC Polska
HD; Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel and
The Idiot's Lantern all repeated on One ARD;
Smith and Jones, The Shakespeare Code, Gridlock
and Daleks in Manhattan all repeated on W; The
Time of the Doctor repeated on Star World Premiere;
Extremis, The Pyramid at the End of the World, The 
Lie of the Land,  Empress of Mars, The Eaters of Light,
 World Enough and Time and The Doctor Falls all 
repeated on Syfy (LA)
2019 - The Creature from the Pit, Parts 3 and 4 both
repeated on Retro TV; New Earth repeated on Syfy (Fra);
The Hungry Earth and Cold Blood both repeated on BBC
Polska HD; Dinosaurs on a Spaceship and A Town Called
Mercy both repeated on Sony SciFi; and Knock Knock
and Oxygen both repeated on BBC Entertainment EU
2020 - The Ark in Space, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated
 on Retro TV; The Beast Below and Twice Upon a Time
 both repeated and The Ghost Monument first screened,
all on BBC Turkey; Oxygen and Extremis both repeated
on RAI4; and The Lie of the Land repeated on BBC
Polska HD and Star World Premiere
2021 - State of Decay, Parts 1 and
2 both repeated on Retro TV; and
The Caretaker repeated on ABC2
2022 - The Keys of Marinus, Episodes
5 and 6 both repeated on Retro TV;
The Pandorica Opens repeated on Fox
SciFi; The Halloween Apocalypse
repeated on BBC America; and Daleks'
Invasion Earth 2150 AD screened on
Horror
2023 - The Ambassadors of Death,
Episodes 3 and 4 and Enlightenment
Omnibus all repeated on Retro TV;
The Big Bang and The Impossible
Astronaut both repeated on Fox SciFi;
Deep Breath, Into the Dalek and Robot
of Sherwood all repeated on BBC First
Turkey; The Eaters of Light repeated on
ABC2; and The Vanquishers, Eve of the
Daleks and Legend of the Sea Devils all
repeated on BBC Polska HD
2024 - Actor William Russell died in
Britain, aged 99; Rose repeated on
ABC2 and ABC ME; and Dr. Who and
the Daleks screened on Film4
2025 - The Woman Who Lived
repeated on ABC Entertains