Saturday 29 January 2022

Doctor Who Vs. Agatha Christie, Part 1


"Loss-of-memory cases are rare, but occasionally
genuine" The Disappearance of Mr. Dagenham (1924)

First screened in September 2004, BBC2 celebrated the life and
career of the Queen of Crime (1890-1976) with the drama, A Life
in Pictures.
Agatha's story was told in flashback, from her perspective at two
distinct times in her life - through the sessions with her psychiatrist (following her disappearance in 1926), and then via interviews at the
tenth anniversary of The Mousetrap in 1962. Much of the film focused
on her notorious disappearance, after her first husband Archie Christie
 had asked Agatha (portrayed by Olivia Williams) for a divorce. Whilst
some contemporary commentators suggested a publicity stunt, the
doctor here concluded that the writer had experienced a fugue state,
 and her amnesia was genuine. In 1999, Hercule Poirot and the Disappearing Novelist (part of BBC2's documentary series, The Great Detective) also supported that diagnosis.
Sky Arts' Agatha Christie Vs. Hercule Poirot later examined the
novelist's flight in the context of the reception to her latest work,
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
Gareth Roberts' story, The Unicorn and the Wasp also depicted the
events (albeit fictional) leading up to Agatha's flight. By the end of
 the episode, the action had moved from the Queen of Crime's
atypical setting - the English country house - to Silent Pool, where
her car was actually found abandoned. Here, the Doctor deduced
 that the incident caused Agatha's memory loss.
A Life in Pictures (last repeated by the BBC in 2008, then shown
on Drama in 2019) is now available on Britbox - it featured Mark
Gatiss, Bonnie Wright, and seven Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:

  • Anna [Raymond] Massey (Older Agatha here; Narrator of Death on the Nile, 1976; Miss Pebmarsh in The Clocks) voiced Miss Pollard for Big Finish's The Girl Who Never Was (2007)
  • Raymond [Anthony] Coulthard (Archie Christie here; Raymond West for The Case of the Perfect Maid) voiced Loki, Edgar and Hawks for Cobwebs (2010), Ralph and Acolyte for Suburban Hell (2015), and Robac, Servers and Dalmari for The Destination Wars (2017)
  • Anthony O'Donnell (Kenward/Poirot) was Commander Kaagh in The Sarah Jane Adventures: Enemy of the Bane and The Last Sontaran
  • Bertie [born Robert] Carvel (Max Mallowan here; Osborne in The Pale Horse, 2020) was the Mysterious Man in The Lazarus Experiment
  • Olivia Darnley (Nurse here; Cherry in The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side, 2010) voiced Emily Cole for Prisoner of the Ood (2018), and made a cameo appearance in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot
  • Tim McMullan (Pharmacist here; Meredith in The Witness for the Prosecution, 2016) voiced the Eight for Doom Coalition 3 (2016)
  • Mick Pantaleo was also the first assistant director on A Christmas CarolThe Doctor's Wife and Night Terror, then producer on Agatha and the Curse of Ishtar and Agatha and the Midnight Murders
The Mysterious Case of Agatha Christie (part of Sky's Urban
Myths strand) aired in April 2018, and featured seven other
Doctor Who links:
  • Anna [born Charlotte] Maxwell Martin (Christie here; Sophia for Crooked House, 2008; Ethel in And Then There Were None, 2015) was Suki Macrae Cantrell in The Long Game, then voiced Maddie Bower for The Diary of River Song 2 (2016)
  • Bill Paterson (Conan Doyle here; Bradley in The Pale Horse, 2010) was Dr. Edwin Bracewell in Victory of the Daleks and The Pandorica Opens
  • Rosie Cavaliero (Dorothy L Sayers here; Bunch for Sanctuary & Tape-Measure Murder) voiced Cassie Schofield for Project: Twilight (2001) and Project: Lazarus (2003), and Marge Ellmore for Infamy of the Zaross (2017)
  • Mark Bonnar (Billy here; Alfred for 4.50 from Paddington, 1997) was Jimmy in The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People, then voiced Heath Porteus for The English Way of Death (2015)Zoltan Frid for The Labyrinth of Buda Castle (2016), and the Eleven for Doom CoalitionRavenousDark Universe (2020) and UNIT: Nemesis 1 (2021)
  • Adrian [Philip] Scarborough (Danders) was Kahler Jex in A Town Called Mercy and The Making of the Gunslinger, and voiced Rupert Von Thal for The Boy That Time Forgot (2008)
  • Tor Clark (Angela) was a Teacher in Let's Kill Hitler
  • Alex Kaye Besley was second assistant director on The Shakespeare Code too

Monday 17 January 2022

Doctor Who Vs. Without a Clue

"The brains behind Sherlock Holmes
belonged to Dr. Watson, according
to this farce, the shy doctor having
invented the fictitious sleuth as a
front for his own crime detection
skills. As Holmes captured the
public's imagination (depicted in
The Strand magazine), Watson
was forced to hire actor Reginald
Kincaid (played here by Michael
Caine) to impersonate him. How
they fare while investigating a
plot (hatched by Paul Freeman's
Professor Moriarty) to undermine
the British Empire with forged
fivers is the comedy basis for
this mismatched buddy movie. Its lots of fun, despite the hammy
performances, and Ben Kingsley's Watson wipes the floor with
Caine's Holmes." Alan Jones, Radio Times.
Released by Orion in late 1988, the ITC production originally had
the working title The Impostor of Baker Street, then was intended
to be marketed as Sherlock and Me. Shown on Talking Pictures
today, the film also featured Jeffrey Jones (as Lestrade), and a 
dozen Doctor Who cast connections:

  • [Peter John] Freeman voiced Jalnik for Big Finish's The Foe from the Future (2012)
  • Lysette [Ann Chodzko] Anthony (Leslie) voiced Clara Harris for Assassin in the Limelight (2008), Hazel Bright for Hothouse (2009), and Sophia for The Secret History (2015)
  • Harold [Sidney] Innocent (Johnson) was Gilbert M in The Happiness Patrol, and voiced Freeth for The Paradise of Death
  • Ivor Roberts (Reporter) was Mogran in Genesis of the Daleks
  • James [Rutherford Worsfold] Bree [born Thomson] (Barrister here; Barnicot in The Six Napoleons, 1965; Coroner in The Empty House, 1986) was the Security Chief in The War Games, Nefred in Full Circle, and Keeper of the Matrix in The Ultimate Foe
  • Clive Mantle (Thug here; Frankland in The Hounds of Baskerville) voiced Oliver Cromwell for The Settling (2006), Tuvold for The Burning Prince (2012), Tillegat and Lieutenant Treeves for Destroy the Infinite (2014), and Chuke for Genetics of the Daleks (2020)
  • John Tordoff (Andrews) was Alec Leeson in (episode 4 of) Colony in Space
  • Richard Henry (Hadlers) was a Mentor in Mindwarp
  • Chris Webb (Henchman here; Stuntman on The Sign of Four, 1987) was a Monoid in The Ark
  • stuntmen Stuart Fell and Terry [Anthony] Walsh both worked on the classic run
  • Rocky [Laurie] Taylor (stunts here & A Game of Shadows) was a stuntman on The Idiot's Lantern
  • Terry Forrestal (stunts here; Sir Hugo in The Hound of the Baskervilles, 1982) was a Driver in K9 and Company

Wednesday 12 January 2022

Doctor Who Vs. Sherlock Holmes (2009)

Co-producer Lionel Wigram was free to
 develop this Anglo-American project when 
he left Warner Bros. After legal issues with
the Conan Doyle estate were resolved, the
studio began production in 2007, and Guy
Ritchie (who imagined Holmes as a period
action hero) was assigned as director.
New York-born actor/singer Robert Downey
Jr. and Jude Law were cast as Holmes and
Watson. Irene Adler and DI Lestrade were
portrayed by Rachel McAdams and Eddie
Marsan, whilst Kelly Reilly and Geraldine
James appeared as Mary Morstan and Mrs.
Hudson. 
Location filming was conducted in London,
Manchester, Liverpool, Chatham, then
Brooklyn, and the film was released at
Christmas 2009. A sequel (subtitled 
Game of Shadows) followed in late 2011,
and a third feature is still planned.
Shown on Sky Showcase last night, the
second mystery starred Jared Harris (Professor Moriarty), Stephen
Fry (Mycroft Holmes), and Paul Anderson (Sebastian Moran). Both films featured a total of thirty-two Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:

Sherlock Holmes
  • James [William] Fox (Rotherham) voiced Professor Chronotis for Big Finish's Shada
  • William Hope (Standish) voiced General Tillington for Renaissance of the Daleks (2007)
  • Andrew Brooke (Captain) was Kahler-Tek the Gunslinger in A Town Called Mercy
  • Miles Jupp (Waiter) voiced Dominic for Power Play (2012), and Inquisitor Xavier for The Revolution (2014)
  • James Greene (Governor) was the Abbott in The Bells of Saint John
  • Michael Jenn (Preacher) was Clarence in The Name of the Doctor
  • Paul Bateman (Prisoner here; Stallholder in A Game of Shadows) was Groundling in The Shakespeare Code
  • Peter Miles (Thug), Rick English and Glenn Foster were all stunt- men on Tooth and Claw too - Miles also worked on The Girl in the Fireplace
  • Marcus Shakesheff (stunts here & Sherlock; Hashisheen in A Game of Shadows) was also stuntman on The End of Time and Cold War
  • Nina Armstrong and Chris Pollard were stunt performers on The Runaway Bride and Robot of Sherwood respectively
  • Paul Kennington and James O'Donnell were also stuntmen on Rise of the CybermenThe Age of SteelArmy of Ghosts and Doomsday - O'Donnell also worked on The Doctor's Daughter
  • Rob Cooper, Guy List and Ian Pead were stuntmen on Evolution of the DaleksDinosaurs on a Spaceship and Twice Upon a Time respectively
  • Bean Peel was also stunt performer on Father's Day and Night Terrors
  • Gordon Seed was also a stuntman on twenty-one stories, and the stunt co-ordinator on another thirteen (from The Idiot's Lantern to Kill the Moon)
  • Ryan Stuart was stuntman on Nightmare in Silver too
A Game of Shadows
    • Fry (also Watson for Audible's The Hound of the Baskervilles, 2021) voiced the Minister of Chance for Death Comes to Time, and appeared as C in Spyfall (1)
    • Anderson made his TV debut as Jason in The Christmas Invasion
    • Charles Walters (Bomber) was Robert Sleigh in An Adventure in Space and Time
    • Laurence Dobiesz (Servant) voiced Wilheim Royzcki for Their Finest Hour (2018), and Torquil Jonas for The Ghost Writers (2020)
    • Jonathan Christie (Diplomat) voiced Captain Schumer for The Lure of the Nomad, and Seth Heyer for Open the Box (both 2018)
    • Maitland Chandler (Banker) voiced Rufus Dimplesqueeze for Other Lives, and Seo for Singularity (both 2005)
    • Alexander Devrient (Gypsy) was Colonel [Christofer] Ibrahim in The Giggle, The Legend of Ruby SundayEmpire of Death and The War Between the Land and the Sea
    • Becky Wright (ADR voice group) voiced Lizzo for The Rani Elite (2014), Flo Hawkins/Alayna for Iron Bright (2018), Witch for Blood on Santa's Claw, Shreela/Jana/Pip/Janey for The Baby Awakes, Mole for Brightly Shone the Moon that Night (all 2019), Alex/Lehena for The Shoreditch Intervention, Nancy/Lady Calisto/Hologram Tyrax for Plight of the Pimpernel(both 2020), Private Claire Duval for The Curator's Gambit (2021), Terri/Fynix for Dying Hours, and Jodall for Enemy Mine (2023)
    • Lukas DiSparrow (Dealer) has been cast in the 2023 Christmas special
    •  Levan Doran was stuntmen on Tooth and Claw too
    • Lloyd Bass was also stuntman on The Time of the Doctor and Twice Upon a Time

    Thursday 6 January 2022

    Doctor Who Vs. Four Lives

    ITV Studios' latest crime drama
    was based on the true story of
    the four young gay men who
    lost their lives to serial rapist
    Stephen Port (portrayed here
    by Stephen Merchant).
    Dubbed the Grindr Killer by the
    press, Port was convicted in
    2016, and will never be freed
    from prison. 
    Shown over three consecutive
    nights, the drama concluded on
    BBC1 last night - it featured
    Sheridan Smith, and twelve
    Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

    • Samuel Barnett (Edwards) voiced Hans Tod for The Beast of Orlok (2009), Robin Yeadon for Nightshade, Norton Folgate for Torchwood (2016 to present), and Cicero in Tartarus (2019)
    • Leo Flanagan (Daniel) was Charlie Duffy in Kerblam!, and Rex in The Eternal Mystery
    • Michael Jibson (DC Slaymaker) voiced Corporal Gibbs for The Forsaken (2015)
    • Daniel Ryan [born O'Brien] (Whitworth) was Biff Cane in Midnight
    • Ella Kenion (Mandy) was Harriet in Let's Kill Hitler, then voiced Boudica for The Wrath of the Iceni (2012), and Romy for Equilibrium (2015)
    • George Asprey (Rees) voiced Overseer Zim for The Hidden Realm, Balthasar Schrek for Nothing to See Here (both 2016), the Leader for Infamy of the Zaross (2017), General Melak for Time in a Bottle and Kings of Infinite Space (both 2018), and the titular alien for the Ravenous series and Beyond (2021)
    • Ian Puleston Davies (MP) voiced Angus Selwyn for Absent Friends (2016)
    • Milo Twomey (Detective) voiced Jorvik for Theatre of War (2015)
    • Steve Walker was also script supervisor on twenty-four episodes (from Let's Kill Hitler to The Zygon Inversion)
    • Ben Ashmore was also SFX supervisor on thirty-six stories (from The Girl in the Fireplace to The Next Doctor), The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
    • Chris Lyons was also SFX technician (teeth) on Empress of Mars, The Battle of Ranskoor Av KolosThe Haunting of Villa Diodati, Ascension of the Cybermen and The Timeless Children
    • Nick Roberts (ADR mixer) was recordist on The Time of Angels, Flesh and StoneThe Vampires of VeniceCold Blood and The Lodger

    Wednesday 5 January 2022

    Doctor Who On This Day #5


    1929 - Composer Norman Forbes
    Kay born in Bolton
    1966 - Marco Polo, Episode 5: Rider
    from Shang-Tu repeated on ABC
    1967 - Marco Polo, Episode 4: The Wall of Lies repeated on TV1;
    The Romans, Episode 4: InfernoThe Massacre, Episode 3: Priest
    of Death and The Ark, Episode 3: The Return repeated anThe
    Celestial ToymakerEpisode 3: The Dancing Floor first screened,
    all on ABC
    1968 - The Moonbase, Episode 4 repeated and The Faceless
    OnesEpisode 3 repeated and Episode 4 first screened, all 
    on ABC
    1969 - The Space Museum, Episode 1 and The Time Meddler
    Episode 3: Battle of Wits both repeated and Galaxy 4, Episode 
    3: Air Lock first screened, all on TV1; anThe Web of Fear
    Episodes 1 to repeated and Episode first screened, all on ABC
    1970 The Highlanders, Episodes 2 and 3 and The Moonbase
    Episode repeated and The Macra Terror, Episode 1 first screened, 
    all on TV1 (NZ); The Evil of the Daleks, Episodes 2 and 5, The Web 
    of FearEpisode 2, The Ice Warriors, Episode and The Enemy of 
    the WorldEpisode 2 all repeated on ABC
    1971 - The Wheel in SpaceEpisode
    and The DominatorsEpisode 5
    both repeated on ABC
    1973 Terror of the Autons, Episode 1 repeated and The Claws of 
    AxosEpisode 1 repeated and Episode 2 first screened, all on ABC
    1974 - The Time Warrior, Part 4 first screened on BBC1
    1979 - The Android Invasion, Part 2 first screened on TV2
    1980 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 5 first screened on
    TV2; and The Horns of Nimon, Part 3 first screened on BBC1
    1981 Nightmare of Eden, Part 1 first screened on TV2
    1982 - Terror of the Zygons, Part 4 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and Castrovalva, Part 2 first screened on BBC1
    (except BBC Wales)
    1983 The Ribos OperationPart 3 repeated
    on KQED Plus; and Arc of Infinity, Part 2 first
    screened on BBC1
    1984 - Black Orchid, Part 2 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and Warriors of the Deep, Part 1 first
     screened on BBC1
    1985 - Death to the Daleks, Part 2 repeated
     on KQED Plus; and Attack of the Cybermen,
    Part 1 first screened on BBC1
    1986 - Spearhead from Space Omnibus
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1988 - Actress Mandip Kaur Gill born in Leeds;
    The Robots of Death, Part 3 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and The Stones of Blood, Part 3 repeated
    on TV2
    1989 Terror of the Autons, Episode 3
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1990 The Keeper of Traken, Part 1
    repeated on KQED Plus; and The
    Mysterious Planet, Part 3 first screened
     on TV2
    1991 The Brain of Morbius, Part 4 and
    Earthshock Omnibus both repeated on
    KQED Plus
    1993 The Gunfighters, Episode 4:
    The OK Corral repeated on UK Gold
    1994 The Keys of Marinus, Episode
     1: The Sea of Death repeated on UK
    Gold; and Terminus, Part 4 repeated
    on ABC
    1995 The Greatest Show in the
    Galaxy, Part 4 repeated on UK Gold
    1996 Underworld, Part 2 repeated
    on UK Gold
    1997 Remembrance of the Daleks
    Omnibus repeated on UK Gold
    1998 The Chase, Episode 2: The Death of Time first screened 
    on Space; The Stones of Blood Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus; 
    and State of Decay, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    1999 The Chase, Episode 2: The Death of Time repeated on
    Space; and The Sea Devils, Episode 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    2000 - The Ark, Episode 1: The Steel Sky repeated on Space
    2001 - Planet of the Daleks, Episode 1 repeated on Prime;
    Revenge of the Cybermen, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus); and
    Image of the Fendahl, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on NHPTV
    2002 The Sea Devils Omnibus repeated on KERA;
    The Ark in SpaceParts and 2 both repeated on
    MiND; The Seeds of Doom, Part 1 repeated on BBC
     Kids (Can); Arc of Infinity, Parts 3 and 4 both
    repeated on Colorado PTV; The King's Demons
     Omnibus and The Five Doctors both repeated on
     UKTV (Aus); The Two Doctors, Parts 5 and 6 (of 6)
    both repeated on BBC Prime; and Delta and the
     Bannermen Omnibus repeated on UK Gold
    2003 Genesis of the Daleks, Part 3 repeated on WSKG; The Android 
    InvasionPart 2 repeated on WCNY; Image of the Fendahl Omnibus
     repeated on BBC Kids (Can); The Stones of Blood, Part 3 repeated 
    on WILL; The Androids of TaraParts 2 and 3 both repeated on MiND; 
    The Horns of NimonPart 4 repeated on KUED; Logopolis Omnibus
    repeated on MPT; TerminusPart 2 repeated on WQED; The Awakening Omnibus repeated on WCET; Timelash, Parts 1 and 2 
    (of 4) both repeated on NHPTV; Revelation of the Daleks, Parts 1 
    and 2 (of 4) both repeated on KBTC; Mindwarp, Parts 5 and 6 both 
    repeated on Colorado PTV; Delta and the Bannermen Omnibus
    repeated on UK Gold; and Ghost LightPart 3 and The Curse of 
    FenricPart both repeated on Iowa PTV
    2004 - The Leisure Hive Omnibus repeated on BBC Kids (Can)
    2008 Rose and The End of the World both repeated on UK Gold;
    and The Shakespeare Code and Gridlock both repeated on France 4
    2009 The King's Demons, Part 2 and The Five Doctors, Part 1 (of
    4) both first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; New Earth repeated
    on KVCR;  and School Reunion first screened on Syfy (Spa)
    2010 Rose and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Bringing
    Back the Doctor both repeated on UKTV (Aus); Fear Her
    repeated on Syfy (Spa); and Dreamland Omnibus and
    Doctor Who Confidential: Lords and Masters both
    repeated on BBC3
    2011 The Parting of the Ways repeated on Space; Gridlock 
    repeated on Syfy (Ben); and The Lazarus Experiment repeated
    on UKTV (Aus)
    2012 Timelash, Parts 1 and 2 (of 4) both repeated on MTV3 SciFi
    and TV4; The Unquiet Dead repeated on Watch; Aliens of London 
    repeated on ABC2; 42 and The Beast Below both repeated on BBC
    America; Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Stage Fright repeated
    on UKTV (Aus); and Greatest Moments: Hostile Humans repeated
    on ABC1
    2013 The Eleventh Hour repeated on Fox (FRG); Cold Blood 
    repeated on BBC3; and The God Complex repeated on WTTW Prime
    2014 The Ark in Space, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy (Aus);
    The Face of Evil, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; The Unquiet 
    Dead repeated on TV3 (Spain); The Christmas Invasion repeated on
    BBC Entertainment Latin America and France 4; New EarthTooth 
    and ClawSchool Reunion and The Girl in the Fireplace all repeated
    on France 4; The Runaway Bride and The Angels Take Manhattan 
    both repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; Voyage of the Damned,
    The Next Doctor and The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated
    on BBC Entertainment LA and Watch; The Family of Blood 
    repeated on Syfy (Port); Forest of the Dead repeated on UKTV
    (Aus); The Eleventh Hour repeated on Jeem TV (UK); A Christmas 
    Carol and The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe both repeated
    on Watch; Asylum of the Daleks repeated on Iowa PTV; The 
    Snowmen and The Day of the Doctor both repeated on RAI4; The 
    Rings of Akhaten first screened on WPT; Cold War repeated on
    Syfy (Spa); The Crimson Horror repeated on MPTV; The Time 
    of the Doctor repeated on DR3; and Doctor Who Confidential: 
    Shadow Play and Alien Abduction both repeated on BBC
    Entertainment EU, Romania and ME
    2015 - The Sea Devils, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated on Horror;
    The Seeds of Doom, Parts 1 and 2 and The Doctor, the Widow and 
    the Wardrobe all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Rose and The End
    of the World both repeated on EBRU; The Christmas Invasion and
    New Earth both repeated on BBC America; Cold Blood repeated on 
    Watch; The Impossible Astronaut repeated on BBC Entertainment
    AP and WPT; Day of the Moon repeated on BBC Entertainment AP;
    Let's Kill Hitler repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Caretaker repeated 
    on BBC Entertainment RSA; and Last Christmas repeated on BBC 
    Entertainment LA
    2016 The Robots of Death, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro
    TV; The Invisible Enemy, Part 4, The Sun Makers, Part 1, Amy's 
    Choice and The Almost People all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Pirate 
    PlanetParts 3 and 4 both repeated on Horror; Rose and The End of 
    the World both repeated on France 4; The Curse of the Black Spot 
    repeated on TV Cultura; The Snowmen repeated on BBC Nordic
    HD and BBC Polska HD; The Rings of Akhaten repeated on BBC
    Entertainment Asia Pacific; The Caretaker and Kill the Moon
    both repeated on BBC America; and The Magician's Apprentice
    repeated on WGVU
    2017 The Pirate Planet, Part 4 and The Stones of Blood, Part 1
    both repeated on Retro TV; The Idiot's LanternThe Impossible
    Planet and The Satan Pit all repeated on BBC America; Army of
    Ghosts repeated on Syfy (Aus); The End of Time, Part 2 and
    Doctor Who Extra: Deep Breath and Into the Dalek all repeated
    on BBC Polska HD; Listen repeated on Syfy (Bra); and Heaven
    Sent repeated on BBC First (ME)
    2018 The Face of Evil, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Jones! too; 
    The Visitation, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; The Parting 
    of the Ways repeated on Star World Premiere; Daleks in Manhattan 
    repeated on ABC and ABC ME; The Hungry Earth repeated on BBC 
    Polska HD; The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People both repeated
     on RAI4; The Angels Take ManhattanThe Bells of Saint John and 
    The Rings of Akhaten all repeated on Sony SciFi; Cold War 
    repeated on Syfy (Bra); and The Pyramid at the End of the 
    World repeated on DR3
    2019 - 100,000 BCThe DaleksThe Edge of DestructionThe Keys
    of MarinusThe Aztecs Omnibuses and The Sensorites, Episodes 1 to
    all streamed on Twitch TV; The Mark of the RaniPart 4 (of 4), The
    Two Doctors, Part 1 (of 6), The Greatest Show in the GalaxyPart 4 
    and BattlefieldPart 1 all repeated on Retro TV; The Eleventh Hour 
    and The Beast Below both repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Zygon 
    Invasion repeated on RAI4; The Return of Doctor Mysterio repeated 
    on BBC Entertainment EU; and Resolution repeated on BBC2
    2020 100,000 BC, Episode1 and 2 and Planet
    of the SpidersParts 1 and 2 all repeated on
    Retro TV; The Ark in Space Omnibus repeated
    on WSRE; Pyramids of Mars Omnibus repeated
    on MPTV; The Leisure HiveParts 1 and 2 both
    repeated on KBTC; Attack of the Cybermen
    Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV; Silver Nemesis
    Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV; HideJourney to
    the Centre of the TARDIS and The Crimson Horror
    all repeated on W; The Return of Doctor Mysterio
    and Twice Upon a Time both repeated on BBC
    Entertainment EU; Spyfall, Part 1 repeated on BBC
    America, Part 2 first screened on BBC1 HD, BBC1
    and TV2 and Omnibus screened at the Paley Center,
    New York and at cinemas (US)
    2021 The Mind Robber, Episodes 1 and 2 both
    repeated on Retro TV; The Unquiet Dead repeated
    on ABC2; Vincent and the Doctor repeated on BBC
    Polska HD; Hell BentThe Husbands of River Song,
    The Return of Doctor MysterioThe Pilot and Smile
    all repeated on Sony SciFi; The Eaters of Light and
    World Enough and Time both repeated on One ARD;
    and Arachnids in the UK and It Takes You Away both
    repeated on  Syfy (Fra)
    2022 - The War Games, Episode
    2 repeated on ONS; Planet of Evil,
    Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro
    TV; The Crimson Horror repeated on
    BBC Polska HD; The Girl Who Died
    and Eve of the Daleks both repeated
    on BBC First Turkey; Face the Raven
    repeated on ABC2; and The Pilot,
    SmileThin Ice and Arachnids in the
    UK all repeated on NRJ12