Monday, 29 May 2023

Doctor Who Vs. Whitechapel, Series 2

The second series of Carnival Films'
dark crime drama was again written
by Ben Court and Caroline Ip, and
first aired on ITV in October 2010.
Seasons one and two were shown
together on BBC America in a
complete six-part run - entitled
The Walk of Terror and The Legend Rising respectively.
The recurring motif of Whitechapel,
the recreation of historic East End
crimes, continued here with murders
that echoed those committed by the
Kray twins in the 1960's.
Rupert Penry-Jones (DI Chandler),
Phil Davis (DS Miles), Steve Pemberton (Buchan), Sam Stockman (DC Kent), Claire Rushbrook (Dr. Llewellyn), and Alex Jennings (Anderson) all returned for this case, now joined by Ben Bishop (DC Mansell). Craig Parkinson played both
Jimmy and Johnny Brooks, brothers supposedly descended from the
Krays.
A repeat run of the three-part season bgan on Drama last night - it
featured Trevor Martin, and a total of eighteen Doctor Who cast
and crew connections:

  • Bishop voiced Johnny Stone for Big Finish's The Justice of Jalxar (2013), and Kenny White for Changing of the Guard (2014)
  • Parkinson played the Grand Serpent in Flux
  • Peter [Syzmon] Serafinowicz (DCI Cazenove) provided the voice of the Fisher King in Before the Flood
  • Andrew Tiernan (Dukes) was Jim Purcell in Night Terrors
  • Lee Moulds (Ronnie) was an Assistant Director in An Adventure in Space and Time
  • Nicholas Blane (Harkness) was Millington in Survivors of the Flux
  • [William Henry] Richard Clifford (Wilmot) voiced Novar for The Master's Dalek Plan, Pandak for Shockwave (both 2019), Merlin for The Lone Centurion 2 (2021), and Jessop for Mind of the Hodiac (2022)
  • Nila Aalia (Dr. Wilkes) was Lakshmi Chandra in Wish World
  • Chrissie Cotterill (Angie) was Madame Vernet in Vincent and the Doctor
  • Trevor Michael Georges (Sergeant) was the Vicar in The Runaway Bride
  • Lacey Bond (Barmaid) was a Serving Woman in The End of Time
  • Tom Lucy was also the stunt co-ordinator on sixteen episodes (from Smith and Jones to The Next Doctor)
  • stuntman Curtis Rivers doubled for John Barrowman in UtopiaThe Sound of Drums and Torchwood
  • Mark Davis was film editor on The Bells of Saint John too
  • James Blackwell was first assistant director on Partners in Crime too
  • Pete Scott was also electrician on A Christmas Carol and Closing Time
  • production buyer Cathy Cosgrove began her TV career on Delta and the Bannermen
  • Emma Woodcock was also location manager on Voyage of the Damned and Turn Left

Sunday, 28 May 2023

Doctor Who Vs. Carry On Columbus


Despite being helmed by veterans Gerald Thomas and Peter Rogers, this 
production (released in late 1992 to mark the 500th anniversary
of Christopher Columbus' epic sea journey) proved to be the final,
failed attempt at reviving the iconic Carry On film franchise. Island
World's comedy reunited surviving series stalwarts with a cast of
alternative comic actors.
The Italian explorer was portrayed by Jim Dale - he was joined by Peter
Gilmore (both in their eleventh Carry On roles), Jack Douglas (his eighth appearance), Jon Pertwee (fourth), and Bernard Cribbins (third),
whilst Leslie Phillips and June Whitfield replaced Frankie Howerd and
Joan Sims. Barbara Windsor, Bernard Bresslaw and Kenneth Connor
declined to appear.
An ultimate box-office flop, Carry On Columbus effectively consigned
the run to cinema history - it was shown on Talking Pictures TV last
night, and featured these eighteen Doctor Who cast connections:

  • for Cribbins (Mendoza) see Carry On Jack
  • for Phillips (Ferdinand) and Whitfield (Isabella) see Carry On Nurse
  • for Gilmore (Governor) see Carry On Cabby
  • Maureen [Diane] Lipman (Countess) was the Wire in The Idiot's Lantern
  • Alexei [David] Sayle (Achmed) was the DJ [Derek Johnson] in Revelation of the Daleks
  • Nigel [George] Planer (Wazir) was Vorgenson for The Monsters are Coming, and voiced Alex Marlowe for Big Finish's Hothouse (2009), and Herrax/Old Racnoss Emperor for Empire of the Racnoss (2017)
  • [Alexander] Martin Clunes (Martin) was Lon in Snakedance
  • Don [Francis] Henderson (Bosun) was Gavrok in Delta and the Bannermen
  • Burt [born Herbert Tsangtse] Kwouk (Wang) was Lin Futu in Four to Doomsday, and voiced Dr. Hayashi for Loups-Garoux (2001)
  • Daniel Peacock (Tonto) was Nord in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
  • Richard [born Ian Carmichael] Wilson (Felipe) was Dr. Constantine in The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances
  • Lynda [born Lilian] Baron (Meg) recorded The Ballad of the Last Chance Saloon (sung off screen) for The Gunfighters, then appeared in Enlightenment as Captain Wrack, and was Val in Closing Time
  • Su Douglas (Joanna) voiced Countess Venhella for Benny's Story, Gem Weston for Fitz's Story (both 2009), Cook for The Broken Crown, Toad for Aladdin Time (both 2011), and Lady Raleigh for The Survivor (2019)
  • Selva Rasalingam (Abdullah) was Ranjit in The Power of Three
  • Jonathan [Louis] Tafler (Inquisitor) voiced Captain Waldo for The Paradise of Death, and Pietro Clemenza for The Ghosts of N-Space
  • Michael Hobbs (Inquisitor) voiced Francis Currie for UNIT (2004/ 05), Fazackerly for Other Lives (2005), and Arcantis for Time in Office (2017)
  • Duncan Duff (Inquisitor) was Newsreader in Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel, and voiced Joe Hartley for Night Thoughts (2006)

Saturday, 27 May 2023

Doctor Who Vs. Silent Witness, Series 5

First shown from late 2000, the fifth season of
this popular crime drama again starred Amanda
Burton as Home Office pathologist Professor
Sam Ryan.
A repeat run of the six-part series began on
Drama last night - it featured a total of twenty-eight Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

The World Cruise (TX: December 11 & 12 2000)
  • Richard [Andrew Palethorpe] Todd (Newman) was Sanders in Kinda
  • Suzanne Bertish (Eva) voiced Aldis for Big Finish's Nevernor (2020)
  • Andrew [born Andreas Siegfried] Sachs (Horowitz) voiced Skagra for Shada, the Scorpion King for The Boy That Time Forgot (2008), Crassostrea for Orbis (2009), and the Scarf for AudioGo's Aladdin Time (2011) - he auditioned for the role of the Doctor following Colin Baker's departure from the show
  • Ace [born Ahsen Rafiq] Bhatti (DCI Naval) was Haresh Chandra in The Sarah Jane Adventures
  • Michael [born Emrys Jones] Elwyn (Lake) was Lieutenant Algernon Ffinch in The Highlanders
  • David [born John Townsend] Simeon (Priestley) was Private Latimer in Inferno, and Alastair Fergus in The Daemons
  • Trevor Thomas (Bill) made his TV debut as Tribe Child in The Cave of Skulls
  • series associate producer Monica Rodger was director's assistant on Nightmare of Eden
  • for Philip Kloss see Series 3
  • for Rod Woodruff and Jan Nethercot see Series 2
  • series script supervisor Juley Harding was production assistant on Black Orchid and The Caves of Androzani
Two Below Zero (TX: February 12 & 13 2001)
  • Stephen [Vincent] Moore (Major Hutton) was Eldane in Cold Blood, and voiced Clark Goodman for The Eight Truths and Worldwide Web (2009)
  • Anthony [Stewart] Head (Hutton) was the Narrator of BBC Audio's Project: Who? (2005) and BBC Books' The Nightmare of Black Island (2006), then was Brother Lassar in School Reunion, and voiced Valentine for Death Comes to Time, Grayvorn for the Excelis saga (2002), and Baltazar for The Infinite Quest (2007) - he also auditioned for the role of the Doctor in 1995
  • Angela Bruce (Michaels) was Brigadier Winifred Bambera in Battlefield - a role reprised for Animal (2011), The War Factory and Brave New World (both 2022)
  • Sean Chapman (DCI Norton) was Peter Tracey in K9 and Company
  • cinematographer Ian Punter was film cameraman on Resurrection of the Daleks
  • Tony Harding was also VFX designer on The Invisible EnemyThe Power of KrollState of DecayThe King's Demons and The Awakening
  • William Webb was film editor on Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures too
  • first assistant director Debbi Slater was production manager on seven stories (from Blink to Forest of the Dead), then an associate producer on Planet of the Dead and The Waters of Mars
Faith (TX: March 19 & 20 2001)
  • Philip Jackson (DI Toner) voiced Laxton for Valhalla (2007), Peabody for The Contingency Club (2017), and The Dalby Spook (2022)
  • John [Michael Frederick] Castle (Craig) voiced Edmund Trevithick for Nightshade (2016)
  • Sean Murray (Dwyer here; Moss in Series 8: Body 21) voiced Captain Darvor for The Starship of Theseus (2017)
  • Tony Bluto (Rutman) was Driver Joe in Midnight
  • David [John] Quilter (Lewis) was Greeves in The Unicorn and the Wasp
  • Karen Seacombe (Nurse) was Sandra in The Lodger
  • series special make-up effects artist Paul McGuinness was Drathro in The Mysterious Planet
  • Paul Smith was also the series prop master on fifteen instalments (from Asylum of the Daleks to The Day of the Doctor)

Wednesday, 24 May 2023

Doctor Who Vs. Silent Witness, Series 4

First shown in the spring of 1999, the fourth
season of this crime drama again starred
Amanda Burton as Home Office pathologist
Professor Sam Ryan, and was now set in
London after her move from Cambridge.
A repeat run of the six-part series began on
 Drama last night - it featured a total of twenty
Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Gone Tomorrow (TX: May 30 & 31)
  • John Flanagan (Kittrick) co-wrote Meglos
  • [Peter] Nigel Terry (Thorn) was General Cobb in The Doctor's Daughter
  • Robert Pugh (Peterson here; Harrington in Series 12: Finding Rachel; Wilde in Series 23: Close to Home) was Tony Mack in The Hungry Earth and Cold Blood, and voiced Emmett Burrows for Big Finish's Five Twenty-Nine (2016)
  • Paul [Mackriell] Copley (Tillson here; Parkin in Series 7: Beyond Guilt) was Clem McDonald in Torchwood: Children of Earth, and voiced Dad for Spare Parts (2002), Jimmy Deel for Missing Persons (2013), Mick Huff for The Miniaturist (2022), and Wendell for The Conservitors (2023)
  • Rod Arthur (Controller) was Mr. Parsons in School Reunion
  • Howard Lee (Davies) was Dr. Gachet in The Pandorica Opens
  • SFX artist Paul McGuinness was Drathro in The Mysterious Planet 
  • stunt performer Abbi Collins was the stunt co-ordinator on eleven stories (from Rise of the Cybermen to The Waters of Mars), and The Sarah Jane Adventures
  • for Rod Woodruff (stunt arranger), John McGlashan (cinema- tographer) and Jan Nethercot (make-up designer) see Series 2
A Kind of Justice (TX: June 8 & 9)
  • Tom Georgeson (McNally) was Kavell in Genesis of the Daleks, and Police Inspector in Logopolis
  • George Russo (Danny here; Bond in Series 17: Coup de Grace) was Cleric Philip in The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone
  • David Cann (Commander here; DI Porter in S19: After the Fall) was Narrator of Hello Sailor!, then voiced Albert for Jenny 3 (2024)
  • Michael Darbon was production manager on Warriors of the Deep too
A Good Body (TX: June 15 & 16)
  • Cheryl Hall (Sheryl here; Series 5: The World Cruise) was Shirna in Carnival of Monsters
  • Joanne Pearce (Jill) voiced Luton/Gyra for Last of the Zetacene (2022)
  • for Alec Linstead (Cross) see Series 1: Buried Lies
  • for Philip Kloss (film editor) see Series 3

Monday, 22 May 2023

Doctor Who Vs. Whitechapel, Series 1

"Congratulations, all you've got
to do now is solve the unsolvable,
and catch the most famous serial
killer that ever lived".

Produced by Carnival Films, this dark
crime drama was written by Caroline
Ip and Ben Court - it first aired in
February 2009. The recurring motif of
Whitechapel, the recreation of crimes
in that East End district, began here
with the Metropolitan Police's hunt for
a Jack the Ripper copycat killer, 120
years after the Whitechapeel Murders.
The cast, led by Rupert Penry Jones
(as DI Joe Chandler), Phil Davis (DS
Ray Miles), Steve Pemberton (Ripper-
ologist Edward Buchan), and Alex
 Jennings (Commander Anderson),
depicted many characters named
after real-life figures in the Ripper case - Inspector Joseph Chandler
(1850-1923), Edward Buchan (1859-1888), Sir Robert Anderson
(1841-1918), John Sanders (1862-1901), John McCormack, James
Kent, Dr. Rees Llewellyn (1849-1921), Dr. George Bagster Phillips
(1835-1897), John Leary, Aaron Cohen (1865-1889), Frances Coles
(1865-1891), Robert Lees (1849-1931), Mary Bousfield, Alice Graves
and Alonzo Maduro. Important references to the original murders
were made herein, particularly regarding the canonicity of the
Martha Tabram and Elizabeth Stride killings. 
Later investigations focused on present-day parallels with the notorious
Kray twins, the famous Ratcliffe Highway Murders of 1811, the Thames
Torso mysteries of Victorian London (1873/74 and 1887-89), and even
the urban legend of the 'bogeyman'.
A repeat run of the three-part season (last repeated by the network
on the now defunct ITV Encore channel in early 2018) also featured
twenty-six Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

  • Davis played Lucius Petrus Dextrus in The Fires of Pompeii, and voiced Titus for Big Finish's The Cannibalists (2009)
  • Pemberton was Strackman Lux in Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead
  • Jennings voiced Lord Hawthorn for The Hunting Season (2021)
  • Sam Stockman (DC Kent) was the Co-Pilot in The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
  • Claire [Louise] Rushbrook (Dr. Llewellyn) was Ida Scott in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit (and reprised for Torchwood: Odyssey, 2023), then voiced Tula Chenka for Escapee from Kaldor (2018) and The Robots (from 2019), and the Abbess/Marna for Out of Time 1 (2021)
  • Paul Hickey (Dr. Cohen) was Inspector Gregson in Vastra Investigates and Deep Breath
  • Marcus Wilson also produced twenty-eight adventures (from The Impossible Astronaut to The Time of the Doctor), and The Doctors Revisited 
  • Andy Pryor has also worked as casting director on the revived run since 2005, as well as The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
  • Alice Purser was also casting associate on forty-six stories (from The Waters of Mars to The Husbands of River Song)
  • Andy Brierley was also casting associate on fifty-eight episodes (from The Christmas Invasion to The Big Bang), Music of the SpheresThe Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
  • Balazs Bolygo was also cinematographer on The Rebel FleshThe Almost People and Closing Time
  • film editor Liana Del Giudice also edited The Empty ChildThe Doctor DancesThe Christmas InvasionNew EarthSchool Reunion and The Day of the Doctor
  • Howard Burden was also the costume designer on twenty-eight stories (from Asylum of the Daleks to Death in Heaven)
  • costume supervisor Fraser Purfit was assistant costume designer on fourteen instalments (from Asylum of the Daleks to The Name of the Doctor)
  • Guy de Glanville was also second assistant director on Voyage of the DamnedTurn Left, and Torchwood, and later first assistant director on The Sarah Jane Adventures
  • prosthetics maker Davy Jones was make-up designer on fifteen stories (from Rose to Cold Blood)
  • Linda Davie was also make-up designer on fifteen episodes (from Rose to The Time of the Doctor)
  • Dani Biernat and Andy Smart were both stunt performers on the revived series too (the former on the 2005 Christmas special, New EarthThe Sound of Drums, and Amy's Choice - the latter on Evolution of the Daleks and Let's Kill Hitler)
  • Crispin Layfield (former stuntman on Father's Day) was the stunt co-ordinator on Class and sixty-one instalments of the revived series too (from Smith and Jones to The Husbands of River Song)
  • Vince McGahon was also the Steadicam operator on The Vampires of Venice and Vincent and the Doctor
  • Lindsay Grant was also script supervisor on A Good Man Goes to War, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship and A Town Called Mercy
  • Antonia Grant was also location manager on The Sound of Drums and Last of the Time Lords
  • Nick Roberts was also the ADR recordist on The Time of Angels, Flesh and StoneThe Vampires of Venice, Cold Blood and The Lodger
  • score engineer Kake Jackson was music mixer on seventy-four stories (from The Runaway Bride to the 2015 Christmas special)
  • Julie Ankerson was also the foley artist on every story (from 2005 to The Husbands of River Song), The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood

Sunday, 21 May 2023

Doctor Who On This Day #141

 

1965 - The Edge of DestructionEpisode
repeated on TV1; and Marco Polo,
Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated on ABC
1966 The Gunfighters, Episode 4:
The OK Corral first screened on BBC1
1968 - The Savages, Episode 4, The War Machines
Episode 4, The Smugglers, Episode 4, The Tenth
PlanetEpisode 4, The Power of the Daleks,
Episode 2 and The HighlandersEpisode 2 all
repeated on ABC
1969 The Tomb of the Cybermen,
Episode 4 repeated on ABC
1972 - The War Games, Episode 1 repeated on ABC
1973 - The Space Pirates, Episode 6 repeated on ABC
1974 The Silurians, Episode 3 repeated
on ABC
1976 The Sontaran ExperimentPart
 1 repeated oABC
1979 The Armageddon FactorPart repeated
and Part first screened, both on ABC
1980 The Face of Evil, Part 1 first screened on
WTTW 11; and The Invisible Enemy, Parts 2 and
both repeated on ABC
1981 Pyramids of Mars, Part 4 repeated
on KQED Plus
1982 The Armageddon FactorPart 
repeated on KQED Plus
1983 The Ark in Space, Part 4 first screened on
KSPS; and Planet of EvilPart 3 repeated on KQED
Plus
1984 The Invasion of TimeParts 4 to 6 all repeated
on WTTW 11; and CastrovalvaPart 4 repeated on ABC
1985 Death to the Daleks, Part 3
repeated on KQED Plus
1986 The Curse of Peladon, Episode 2 repeated on
ABC; and LogopolisPart 3 repeated on KQED Plus
1987 Terror of the Autons, Episode
3 repeated on KQED Plus
1988 The Keeper of TrakenPart 3 repeated on ABC
and KQED Plus and Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus;
and Kinda Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1989 The Seeds of DoomParts 3 and 4 both repeated 
on Super Channel (UK); and Timelash Omnibus repeated
on KQED Plus
1991 City of Death, Part 2 repeated on
KQED Plus
1992 The Sea Devils, Episode 5 repeated
on KQED Plus
1993 Inferno, Episode 3 repeated
on UK Gold
1994 The Invisible Enemy Omnibus
repeated on KQED Plus
1995 Day of the Daleks Omnibus
repeated on UK Gold
1997 Revenge of the Cybermen,
Part 3 repeated on UKTV
1998 The Sensorites, Episode 1: Strangers
in Space repeated on Space; and Timelash,
Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1999 The Seeds of Death, Episode 2 repeated on Space;
The War Games, Episodes 1 to 5 all repeated on UK Gold;
and The Curse of Fenric, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus) 
2000 Robot, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC;
Genesis of the DaleksPart 6 repeated on WCET; Revenge 
of the Cybermen, Part 1 repeated on WCET and Part 4
 repeated on KUED; Terror of the Zygons, Parts 3 and 4
both repeated on NHPTV; The Deadly Assassin, Part 4 
repeated on Twin Cities PTV; The Robots of Death, Part
3 repeated on Lakeshore PTV; The Creature from the Pit,
Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on MiND; The Invisible 
EnemyParts 1 and 2 both repeated on Colorado PTV; 
Underworld Omnibus repeated on KNME; Warriors' Gate
Omnibus repeated on MPT; Full Circle, Part 4 repeated on
BBC Prime; The Two Doctors, Part 4 (of 6) repeated on
WUSF; and The Ultimate Foe Omnibus repeated on UK
Gold
2001 The Mind Robber Omnibus repeated on KQED 
Plus; The Android InvasionParts 3 and 4 both repeated
on BBC America; The Androids of Tara, Part 1 repeated
on UKTV (Aus); and City of Death, Part 1 repeated on
Prime
2002 The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 4 repeated
on BBC Kids (Can); and Battlefield, Part 2 repeated
on UKTV (Aus)
2003 The Ark in Space, Part 3 repeated on BBC Kids
(Can) and Part 4 repeated on BBC Kids (Can) and Tele
5; and Doctor Who TV Movie repeated on Syfy (RSA)
2004 - Time Flight, Parts 3 and
4 both repeated on BBC Kids (Can)
2005 - Black Orchid Omnibus repeated on UK Gold;
Rose first screened on ABC; The Empty Child first
screened on BBC1 and repeated on BBC3; and Doctor 
Who Confidential: Special Effects both first screened
on BBC3
2006 The Time Warrior Omnibus repeated on MPT;
Father's Day repeated on People+ Arts; and The Age
of Steel repeated on BBC3
2007 - World War Three first screened on WTTW 11;
Father's Day first screened on NET and repeated on 
People+ Arts; and Doctor Who Confidential: Time 
Trouble first screened on NET
2008 The Ambassadors of Death, Episodes 5 and
both first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; and
The Long Game repeated on Jimmy
2009 The Seeds of Death, Episodes 5 and 6 both
repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4; and Human 
Nature and Doctor Who Confidential: Alter Ego both 
repeated on BBC3
2010 The Doctor Dances repeated on Syfy (Rus); 
Last of the Time Lords repeated on Syfy (Spa); 
Partners in Crime repeated on Syfy (Ben)Silence
 in the Library and Doctor Who Confidential: Shadow
Play both first screened on WGVU; and Amy's Choice
repeated on BBC3
2011 Warriors' Gate, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on 
MTV3 SciFi, TV and TV4The Impossible Planet and The 
Satan Pit both repeated on Watch; MidnightTurn Left
The Stolen EarthJourney's EndThe Next Doctor,
The Hungry EarthCold Blood and Vincent and the
Doctor all repeated on BBC America; Victory of the
Daleks and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: War 
Games both repeated on UKTV (Aus); The Doctor's
 Wife and Doctor Who Confidential: Bigger on the
Inside both first screened on ABC1 and repeated
on BBC3; The Rebel Flesh first screened on BBC1;
Doctor Who Confidential: Double Trouble both first
screened on BBC3; and The Whispering Forest,
Episode 1 repeated on Radio 4 Extra
2012 Time and the Rani Omnibus repeated on MTV3 SciFi
and TV4; The Empty Child repeated on YLE TV2; The Parting
of the Ways and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: The Last
Battle both repeated on ABC2; Doctor Who Confidential
Cutdown: Space Craft repeated on UKTV (Aus); and A
Thousand Tiny Wings, Episode 1 first broadcast on Radio
4 Extra
2013 The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances both
repeated on BBC America; Bad Wolf repeated on Syfy
(Port); Last of the Time Lords repeated on BBC
Entertainment AP; Planet of the Ood repeated on 
Watch; Flesh and Stone first screened on YLE TV2;
and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Take Two
repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2014 Planet of the Spiders, Parts 1 and 2 both first
screened on Horror; Logopolis, Part 2, Terminus, Part
3 and Utopia all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Rose
repeated on RAI4; The Age of Steel repeated on KCPT2; Partners in Crime and The Fires of Pompeii
both repeated on BBC America; The Doctor's Daughter 
repeated on TV3 (Spa); The End of Time, Part 1
 repeated on KLRU; The Pandorica Opens repeated 
on Really Scary TV; A Good Man Goes to War 
repeated on WSIU; The Rings of Akhaten repeated
 on Syfy (Port); Hide repeated on BBC Entertainment
LA HD; and Nightmare in Silver and The Name of the
Doctor both repeated on Fox (FRG)
2015 - Inferno, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated
on Horror; The Face of EvilParts 1 and 2 both 
repeated and Planet of Fire, Parts 3 and 4 both 
first screened, all on Retro TV; The Leisure Hive,
Part 3 and The Doctor Dances both repeated on 
Syfy (Aus); World War
Three first screened on FX (Ind); The Idiot's Lantern and Doctor 
Who Confidential: The Writer's Tale both repeated on UNC-MX; 
The Lazarus Experiment repeated on TV Cultura; Utopia repeated
on ABC2; The Doctor's Daughter repeated on BBC Entertainment
AP; The Pandorica Opens repeated on KCPT2; The Almost 
People, A Good Man Goes to War and Let's Kill Hitler all repeated
on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Journey to the Centre of the
TARDIS repeated on Syfy (Ben); The Name of the Doctor repeated
on RAI4; Mummy on the Orient ExpressFlatline and In the Forest
 of the Night all repeated on BBC America; Doctor Who Confidential:
'Ello 'Ello 'Ello repeated on ABC2 iView; and Daleks: Invasion Earth
2150 AD screened on GEM
2016 The Keys of Marinus, Episode 4: The Snows
of Terror repeated on KMOS; Time Flight, Parts 3 and
4, Arc of InfinityParts 1 and 2 and Mindwarp, Parts
and 8 all repeated on Retro TV; Army of Ghosts,
Doomsday, Smith and JonesThe Shakespeare Code
and Gridlock 
all repeated on BBC Polska HD; Voyage of the Damned
Partners in Crime and Planet of the Dead all repeated
on France 4; The Lazarus Experiment, The Fires of 
PompeiiPlanet of the OodThe Sontaran Stratagem,
The Poison Sky and The Doctor's Daughter all repeated
 on Syfy (Aus); Good Man Goes to War, Let's Kill Hitler,
Night Terrors and The Girl Who Waited all repeated on
BBC Entertainment AP; The God Complex and Closing
Time both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP, Syfy
(Bra) and Syfy (LA); The Girl Who Waited, Under the
Lake and Before the Flood repeated and Hell Bent 
first screened, all on Syfy (Bra) and Syfy (LA); The
Magician's Apprentice repeated on BBC First (RSA),
BBC First (ME), Syfy (Bra) and Syfy (LA); The Witch's
Familiar repeated on BBC First (ME), Syfy (Bra) and Syfy
(LA); The Girl Who Died and The Woman Who Lived
both repeated on Syfy (LA); and The Zygon Invasion
repeated on Syfy (Bra)
2017 - The GunfightersEpisodes 1 and 2 both repeated
 on KBTC; The Krotons Omnibus repeated on Retro TV;
The Daemons Omnibus repeated on MPTV; Revenge of
the CybermenParts 2 to 4 all repeated on The Zone
and Omnibus repeated on WFWA; Planet of Evil, Parts
and 2 both repeated on The Zone; The Android
InvasionPart 1 repeated on KRWG; The Robots of
Death Omnibus repeated on WYCC; ThInvasion
of TimeParts 1 to 4 all repeated on WVPB; City
of Death Omnibus repeated on WXXI; The Leisure
Hive Omnibus repeated on WILL; Meglos Omnibus
repeated on Iowa PTV; Logopolis Omnibus repeated
on KERA; Snakedance Omnibus repeated on WSRE;
The Ultimate Foe Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV;
The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below, Victory of
the Daleks, The Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone,
Heaven Sent and Hell Bent all repeated on Syfy (Bra);
The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang both repeated
on W; Christmas, Part 2 (of 2), The Impossible
Astronaut, Day of the Moon, The Curse of the Black
Spot and The Doctor's Wife all repeated on FX (Ind);
Let's Kill Hitler repeated on Syfy (Aus) and Syfy (LA);
 The Crimson Horror repeated on TLC TV; Kill the
Moon and Mummy on the Orient Express both repeated
on BBC Entertainment EU; Knock Knock repeated on DR3;
Oxygen repeated on BBC America and Syfy (Bra); Extremis
first screened on BBC America, ABC, ABC ME, Space, Prime,
YLE TV2 and Syfy (Bra); and Class, Episode 6 first screened 
on BBC America and Episode 7 repeated on BBC First (ME)
2018 The Mind Robber, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated
on Retro TV; Time Flight, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on 
Retro TV and Omnibus repeated on PBS North;
Enlightenment Omnibus repeated on WETA-UK; World
War Three and Dalek both repeated on BBC Polska HD; 
Cold War repeated on Star World Premiere; The Girl Who 
Died repeated on ABC and ABC ME; The Woman Who 
Lived, Sleep No More and Face the Raven all repeated on 
Fox (FRG); The Zygon Invasion repeated on BBC First
(RSA); The Return of Doctor Mysterio repeated on Syfy 
(Bra); The Pilot repeated on Syfy (Bra) and Syfy (LA)
 and Smile repeated on Syfy (LA)
2019 - Colony in Space, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated
on Retro TV; Aliens of LondonWorld War Three and Dalek
all repeated on Syfy (Fra); The Big Bang and The Impossible
Astronaut both epeated on Sony SciFi; Before the Flood and
The Girl Who Died both repeated on One ARD; Rosa repeated
on BBC First (ME); and It Takes You Away and The Battle of 
Ranskoor Av Kolos both repeated on BBC Polska HD
2020 Death to the Daleks, Part 4 and The Monster of
PeladonPart 1 both repeated on Retro TV; School Reunion
and The Girl in the Fireplace both repeated on Sony SciFi;
Mummy on the Orient Express and Flatline both repeated
on RAI4; The Husbands of River Song repeated on BBC
Polska HD; and Demons of the Punjab repeated on Fox
(FRG)
2022 - The Aztecs and Survival
Omnibuses both repeated on Retro
TV; The Caves of Androzani Omnibus
repeated on Forces TV; Evolution of
the Daleks and The Lazarus Experiment
both repeated on Fox SciFi; and Can You
Hear Me? and The Haunting of Villa Diodati
both repeated on BBC Entertainment EU