Doctor Who Vs. Adam Adamant Lives! @ 60: Series 1 [Part 1]

June 23 1966 saw the debut of this

cult fantasy series on BBC1. The

show chronicled the adventures of

the eponymous hero (played by

Gerald Harper), an Edwardian

transported to the swinging

Sixties, having been frozen in ice

by his nemesis, the Face (Peter Duckrow). Adamant was joined

in his crime fighting by Georgina

Jones (Juliet Harmer).

Contemporary observers viewed
the programme makers as "what
Doctor Who did next" because
Sydney Newman, Verity 
Lambert, and Donald Cotton
all had input in the pilot episode,

A Vintage Year for Scoundrels,

and would be credited as co-creators. Adam Adamant Lives!

was actually the replacement for an intended adaptation of the Sexton Blake canon.

The sixteen-part season was originally shown from June to October 1966
 (the unaired pilot remains lost) - the first eight episodes featured a total

of fifty-nine further Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

• Duckrow was Guard in (episode 1 of) Fury from the Deep
• Ivor [Charley] Salter (Hoggett) was the Morok Commander in The Space Museum, Odysseus in The Myth Makers, and Sergeant Markham in Black Orchid
• Frank Jarvis [born John Francis Train] (Hicks) was a Corporal in The War Machines (3), Ankh in Underworld, and Skart in The Power of Kroll
• [William] Bartlett Mullins (Gramps) and Ilona [Jeanette] Rodgers (Susan) both appeared in The Sensorites, as an Elder and Carol
• Gordon Faith and Arnold [born Abraham] Chazen (Foreigners) were the Guard Captain in The Enemy of the World; and Scientist [John Stacey] in The Moonbase, and Auton in Spearhead from Space (4)
• [Charles] Kenneth [Anton] Benda (Sir James) was the Minister in The Claws of Axos
• John [Peter] Greenwood (Doctor) was D'Artagnan and Sir Lancelot in The Mind Robber (5)
• Alan [Louis] Cassell (Villain), Gloria Forstner, Diana Hallows, Chris Reck and Victor Munt (Partygoers) were all Inferno Customers in The War Machines (1) - Munt was also Guardian in The Ark, and UNIT Soldier in The Silurians (3)
• John Clamp and Roland Robinson (Reporters) were Guard in The Masque of Mandragora (2), and Militiaman in The Smugglers (4)
• Sheelagh McGrath (Disco Girl) was also Guardian in The Ark
• Charles O'Rourke (Lackey), David Ronowski (Passerby) and Emmett Hennessy (Partygoer) were all Tavern Patrons in The Massacre (1) - Hennessy was also an Inferno Customer in The War Machines (1), Roman Soldier in The War Games (2), Guerilla/American Aide in Day of the Daleks, and Prison Guard in Frontier in Space
• Jack [Wynne] May (Simms) was General Nicolai Hermack in The Space Pirates
• Stephanie Bidmead (Madame) was Maaga in Galaxy 4
• Michael [Anthony] Robbins (Jeffreys) was Richard Mace in The Visitation
• Geoffrey Hinsliff (Parky) was Jack Tyler in Image of the Fendahl, and Fisk in Nightmare of Eden
• Patrick O'Connell (Danny) was Ashton in The Dalek Invasion of Earth (4)
• John [Richard] Rolfe (Kelvin) was Captain in The War Machines, Sam Becket in The Moonbase, and Ralph Fell in The Green Death
• Dave Carter (Partygoer) was a Rebel in The Power of the Daleks (1), IE Guard in The Invasion (1), titular monster in The Silurians, Primord in Inferno, Attendant in Terror of the Autons (1), Prison Officer in The Mind of Evil, Skybase Guard in The Mutants (1), Roundhead Officer in The Time Monster (3), Sergeant Duffy in Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1), and Grierson in The Android Invasion
• Philip Ryan (Jackson) was a Soldier in The Web of Fear (4), Redcoat in The Mind Robber, and Primord in Inferno
• Peter Baldwin and Denise Brown were Children in The Savages (1) too
• Laurie [Philip] Goode (Partygoer/Tourist) was a 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
• Barry Jackson (Various/Stunts) was Ascaris in The Romans, Jeff Garvey in Mission to the Unknown, and Drax in The Armageddon Factor - a role reprised for Big Finish's The Trouble With Drax (2016)
• Roger [Alec] Jacombs (Partygoer/Tourist/Workman/Thug) was a Yeti in The Web of Fear (6)
• David James (Partygoer/Tourist) was Arab Sheikh in The Feast of Steven
• Arthur McGuire (Partygoer/Tourist) was Guard in The Massacre (4) and The Enemy of the World (4), and UNIT Soldier in The Silurians (3)
• Eric Mills (Student) was an Egyptian Warrior in The Daleks' Master Plan (9), and Parisian in The Massacre (3)
• Dennis Chin (Guard) and Basil Tang (Bellboy/Photographer/Business- man) were Coolies in The Talons of Weng-Chiang (5) - Tang was also Foreman in Marco Polo, and Diplomat in Day of the Daleks (4)
• Derek Ware (Samurai) was an uncredited fight arranger on 100,000 BC, The Aztecs (4), The Crusade (1), The Feast of Steven, The Underwater Menace (3) and The Web of Fear (1), stuntman on Terror of the Autons (1), then starred as Bus Conductor in The Chase (6), Trojan Soldier in The Myth Makers (4), Tuthmos in The Daleks' Master Plan, Spaniard in The Smugglers, UNIT Soldier in The Ambassadors of Death, Private Wyatt in Inferno, and Pigbin Josh in The Claws of Axos (1)
• [William] Pat Gorman (Guard) appeared in eighty-three instalments of the classic series (from The Dalek Invasion of Earth to Attack of the Cybermen)
• Adrienne Corri [born Riccoboni] (Shani) was Mena in The Leisure Hive
• William Hurndell (McLintock) was Ike Clanton in The Gunfighters
• John [born Bertie Wyn] Hollis (Calvert) was Sondergaard in The Mutants
• David [born De Saram] Spenser (Ahmed) was Thonmi in The Abominable Snowmen
• John [Edward Arthur] Woodnutt (the Sheik) and [Richard Hugh] Hamilton Dyce (George) both starred in Spearhead from Space, as George Hibbert and Major General Scobie - Woodnutt was also the Draconian Empero in Frontier in Space, the Duke of Forgill/Broton in Terror of the Zygons, and Seron in The Keeper of Traken
• Andrew Andreas (Croupier) was an Egyptian Warrior in The Daleks' Master Plan (10), Guard in The Enemy of the World, and German Soldier in The War Games (3)
• Norman Hartley (Florist) was Ulf in The Time Meddler, and Sergeant Peters in The Invasion 
• Valerie Stanton (Girl) was a Parisian in The Massacre (3), and  Secretary in The Space Pirates
• George [William] Tovey (Cabbie) was Ernie Clements in Pyramids of Mars
• Jeremy Young (Wilson) was Kal in 100,000 BC, and Gordon Lowery in Mission to the Unknown
• Ernest Blyth (Pallbearer) was a Villager/Coven member in The Daemons
• Colin [Abel] Jeavons (Clair) was Damon in The Underwater Menace, and George Tracey in K9 & Company
• Keith Anderson (Charles) was Maximilien Robespierre in The Reign of Terror
• John Dawson (Minister) was a Time Lord in The Deadly Assassin
• Ian [Fulton] Fairbairn (Barber) was Questa in The Macra Terror (1), Gregory in The Invasion, Bromley in Inferno, and Dr. Chester in The Seeds of Doom (3)
• Kenneth [Ainsworth] Ives (Man) was Toba in The Dominators
• stuntman Peter [Alexander] Diamond was stunt double and fight arranger on twelve episodes (from The Daleks to The Daemons)
• designer Darrol Blake was director of The Stones of Blood

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

ITC Entertainment produced this cult

fantasy drama for ITV - it starred Mike

Pratt and Kenneth Cope as private det-ectives Jeff Randall and Marty Hopkirk.

Only LWT screened the whole twenty-

six part season.

The programme was broadcast as My

Partner the Ghost in America, and was

entitled The Phantom Detective for

Spanish TV. Thirty years later, Working

Title Films remade the series for BBC1,

and cast comedians Bob Mortimer and

Vic Reeves as the eponymous partners.

The Syfy channel announced a planned

US reboot in 2010. A repeat run of the

series began on Rewind TV yesterday -

the remaining thirteen instalments

(originally shown from late 1969 to March 1970) featured Annette Andre

(as Jeannie), and a total of fifty-one Doctor Who cast connections:

Who Killed Cock Robin? (TX: December 21 1969)

• Cyril [Alexander Garland] Luckham (Laverick) was the White Guardian from The Ribos Operation to Enlightenment
• Leslie Schofield (Peter) was Leroy in (episode 4 of) The War Games, and Calib in The Face of Evil
• [Walter] Tenniel Evans (Howe) was Major Daly in Carnival of Monsters
• David Webb (Sergeant) was Leeson in Colony in Space (1)
• Michael [John] Goldie (Gimbal) was Jack Craddock in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, and Elton Laleham in The Wheel in Space 

The Man From Nowhere (TX: December 28)

• Ray [Michael] Brooks (Marty) was David in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD, and voiced the titular role for Big Finish's The Trouble With Drax (2016)
• [Eugene] Neil McCarthy (Griggs) was Barnham in The Mind of Evil, and Thawn in The Power of Kroll
• James [Rutherford Worsford] Bree [born Thomson] (Mullet) was the Security Chief in The War Games, Nefred in Full Circle, and the Keeper of the Matrix in The Ultimate Foe
• Patrick [David] Newell (Mannering) was Colonel Faraday in The Android Invasion

When The Spirit Moves You (TX: January 2 1970)

• Reg [Thomas] Lye (Manny) was Griffin in The Enemy of the World (3)
• Richard Kerley (DS Hinds) was a titular alien in The Tomb of the Cybermen, and Yeti in The Abominable Snowmen

Somebody Just Walked Over My Grave (TX: January 9)

• Bernard [Frederic Bemrose] Kay (Dighton) was Carl Tyler in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Saladin in The Crusade, DI Crossland in The Faceless Ones, Caldwell in Colony in Space, then voiced Major Dickens for Night Thoughts (2006)
• [Peter] Nigel Terry (Harry) was General Cobb in The Doctor's Daughter
• Geoffrey Hughes (Harper) was Popplewell in The Ultimate Foe
• Cyril [Leonard] Shaps (Cholmond) was John Viner in The Tomb of the Cybermen, Dr. Lennox in The Ambassadors of Death, Professor Herbert Clegg in Planet of the Spiders (1), and the Archimandrite in The Androids of Tara
• Andrew [Andreas Siegfried] Sachs (Commentator) voiced Skagra for Shada (2003), the Scorpion King for The Boy That Time Forgot (2008), Crassostrea for Orbis (2009), and the Scarf for AudioGo's Aladdin Time (2011)
• Michael Sheard [born Donald Marriot Perkins] (German) was Rhos in The Ark (2), Dr. Roland Summers in The Mind of Evil, Laurence Scarman in Pyramids of Mars, Lowe in The Invisible Enemy, Mergrave in Castrovalva, the Headmaster [Parson] in Remembrance of the Daleks, Chief Baxter in Fury from the Deep (2002), then voiced Duke Orsino for The Stones of Venice (2001)

Could You Recognise the Man Again? (TX: January 16)

• John [Edwin] Arnatt (Inspector) was Chancellor Borusa in The Invasion of Time
• John [Victor Mortimer] Bryans (Sorrel) was Torvin in The Creature from the Pit
• John Harvey (Counsel) was Professor Brett in The War Machines, and Officia in The Macra Terror
• [Gilbert] Dudley Jones (Craddock) was Dyson in The Tenth Planet

A Sentimental Journey (TX: January 23)

• William [Arthur] Squire (Seymour) was the Shadow in The Armageddon Factor
• Victor [Jack] Maddern (DS Watts) was Chief John Robson in Fury from the Deep
• Billy Cornelius (Albert) was a Man-at-Arms in The Crusade (4), and Morok Guard in The Space Museum

Money to Burn (TX: January 30)

• TP [Thomas Patrick] McKenna (Voice of O'Malley) was Captain Cook in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 
• Roger Avon (Policeman) was Saphadin in The Crusade, Daxtar in The Daleks' Master Plan (4), and Wells in the second Dalek film
• Tom [Horne] Bowman was a Sentry in The Highlanders (2)

The Ghost Talks (TX: February 6)

• Peter [Francois] Cellier (Long) was Andrews in Time Flight (1)
• John Collin [born Smith] (Jackson) was Brock in The Leisure Hive
• [Albert] James Culliford (Parker) was Stewart in Frontier in Space

It's Supposed to be Thicker Than Water (TX: February 13)

• John [William Francis] Hallam (Crackan) was Light in Ghost Light
• Graham Armitage (Director) was Barney in The Macra Terror (1)

The Trouble With Women (TX: February 20)

• Edward [John] Brayshaw (Lang) was Leon Colbert in The Reign of Terror, and the War Chief in The War Games
• Robert Russell (Harry) was Guard in The Power of the Daleks, and the Caber in Terror of the Zygons
• Nick Zaran (Brin) was Lieutenant Joe Sorba in The Space Pirates
• [Elizabeth] Denise Buckley (Susan) was initially cast as Victoria Waterfield in April 1967 but was replaced by Deborah Watling
• Frederick [William] Treves (Inspector) was Brotadac in Meglos
• Fred Wood (Seance Man) was an Extra in the second Dalek film

Vendetta for a Dead Man (TX: February 27)

• George Sewell (Jensen) was George Ratcliffe in Remembrance of the Daleks
• Barrie [Stanton] Ingham (Cavallo-Smith) was Alydon in Dr. Who and the Daleks, then Prince Paris in The Myth Makers
• Timothy [Lancaster] West (Grimes) voiced Kai Tobias for Phobos (2007), Turvey for Cuddlesome (2008), and Dr. Magnus Soames for House of Blue Fire (2011)
• William [Deacon McColl] Dysart (Inspector) was Alexander McClaren in The Highlanders (1), and Reegan in The Ambassadors of Death
• Ron [Henry] Pember (Concessionaire) voiced Seedle for Slipback

You Can Always Find a Fall Guy (TX: March 6)

• Jeremy Young (Kershaw) was Kal in 100,000 BC, and Gordon Lowery in Mission to the Unknown
• Patrick [David] Barr (Yateman) was Jack Hobson in The Moonbase
• [Kenneth] Clifford Earl (Detective) was the Sergeant in The Daleks' Master Plan (7), and Major Branwell in The Invasion
• Edward [George] Caddick (Patient) was Wylda in The Savages

The Smile Behind the Veil (TX:  March 13)

• Hilary Tindall (Cynthia) played Marion Clements in The Curse of the Daleks
• Gary [born Garrowby Cawthorne] Watson (Seaton) was Arthur Terrall in The Evil of the Daleks
• Clare Jenkins (Hiker) was Nanina in The Savages, and Tanya Lernov in The Wheel in Space and The War Games (10)
• Peter Lawrence (Policeman) was the Vizier in Marco Polo

Doctor Who Vs. Inspector Morse, Series 5

Eccleston's role here (only his
 third televison appearance) led
him to being cast in his first film,
Let Him Have It, where he depicted
Derek Bentley

The BAFTA winning fifth season of
Zenith's acclaimed crime drama was
first screened in the winter of 1991.
John Thaw and Kevin Whately again

portrayed Colin Dexter's Oxford-based

detectives, Morse and Lewis.

A repeat run of the series began on ITV3

today - the five cases (all new screenplays)

featured Christopher Eccleston (pictured

as Terrence Mitchell in part one), and a

total of twenty-six Doctor Who cast and

crew connections:

Second Time Around

(UK TX: February 20)

• Kenneth Colley (DCI Dawson) voiced Cristophe Zarodnix for Big Finish's Sisters of the Flame and The Vengeance of Morbius (both 2008)
• Jenny Laird [born Phyllis Edith Mary Blythe] (Mrs. Keelan) was Neska in Planet of the Spiders
• Maurice [Edward] Bush (Hillian) was an Ogron in Day of the Daleks and Frontier in Space
• Ann [Forrest] Bell (Catherine) voiced Sylvia O'Donnell for A Thousand Tiny Wings (2010), Professor Gesima Cazalet for Night of the Stormcrow (2012), and Lisa Burrows for Five Twenty-Nine (2016)
• Sam [born Roger Michael] Kelly (Majors) voiced Eugene Tacitus for The Holy Terror (2000), and Acheron in Return to the Web Planet (2007)
• Pamela [Margaret] Stirling (French woman) was a Louvre Guide in City of Death
• Simon Coady (Preacher) provided the Video Commentary for Paradise Towers
• for cinematographer Paul Wheeler see Series 4
• focus puller Bob Shipsey was a camera operator on The Doctor's Wife and Night Terrors

Fat Chance (UK TX: February 27)

• [William] Maurice Denham (Mandeville) was Azmael in The Twin Dilemma, then voiced the President for The Paradise of Death 
• Zoe Wanamaker (Emma) was Lady Cassandra in The End of the World and New Earth
• [Margaret Rose] Peggy Mount (Nun) was the Stallslady in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
• Maggie O'Neill (Hilary) voiced Captain Lysandra Aristedes for Project: Destiny (2010), Protect and Serve, Black and White, Project: Nirvana, Gods and Monsters (all 2012) and The Last Day (2023)
• Josephine Lloyd Welcome (Judy) was Devika Babu in Wish World
• for Tina Simmons see Series 2

Who Killed Harry Field? (UK TX: March 13)

• [Roy James] Philip Locke (Mortimer) was Bigon/Control voice in Four to Doomsday
• Ronald [Alfred] Pickup (Matthews here; Mancini in Lewis) was the Physician in (episode 4 of) The Reign of Terror, and voiced Kestorian for Time Works (2006), Elder Bones for Spaceport Fear (2013), the Old One for Jago & Litefoot 12 (2016), and Jacob Harmer for The Wizard of Time (2023)
• Dicken Ashworth (Drummond) was Sezon in Timelash
• [Michael Thomas] Jeremy Clyde (McMill) voiced George Sinclair for Absent Friends (2016), Lord Braye for Planet of the Drashigs (2019), and Tony Clare for Stranded (2020-22)
• John [Michael Frederick] Castle (Doyle) voiced Edmund Trevithick for Nightshade (2016)

Greeks Bearing Gifts (UK TX: March 20)

• Eileen [Mabel Elizabeth] Way (Mrs. Papas) was Old Mother (the first character to die in the programme) in 100,000 BC, and Karela in The Creature from the Pit
• Martin Jarvis (Rees here; Broom in Endeavour: Rocket) was Hilio in The Web Planet, Butler for Invasion of the Dinosaurs, and the Governor in Vengeance on Varos, then voiced Nigel Rochester for Jubilee (2003)
• Eve Polycarpou (Maria) voiced Qel for Singularity (2005)
• Jonny Lee Miller (Student) made his TV debut as a titular Child in Kinda

Promised Land (UK TX: March 27)

• Philip Anthony [Johnson] (Editor) and Kevin Leslie (Barman) both appeared in The Daleks' Master Plan, as Roald (1) and Egyptian Warrior (9) - Leslie was uncredited as Lynch Mobster in The Gunfighters

Doctor Who Repeats, Part 1

 "I hate repeats" - The Big Bang

With the revival of Doctor Who in 2005, viewers have become

accustomed to regular repeats of the latest episodes, either on

BBC Three (until early 2016) or cable channels like W (formerly

Watch), Drama, Forces TV, and U&Eden. The now defunct BBC

Store (2015-17) and Britbox (2017-2024), Netflix, ITVX and

latterly BBC iPlayer's Whoniverse allowed viewers to rewatch

stories ad nauseum.

The Horror channel (now Legend) meanwhile, began screening

classic series adventures (in episodic and omnibus form) in the

 UK at Easter 2014. Since Genesis of the Daleks was last screened

 on BBC2 in 2000, the only classic era serials reshown on terrestrial

TV were The Hand of Fear (to mark the death of Elizabeth Sladen in

2011), 100,000 BC in November 2013, and BBC Four's rerun of The

Face of Evil at Christmas 2015.

Re-edited versions of The Daleks and The War Games were

colourised and shown in 2023 and 2024, whilst a new edit of The

Sea Devils aired last December. Two newly recovered instalments

of The Daleks' Master Plan were streamed on BBC iPlayer from

Good Friday.

With the final digital repeat of a twentieth-century adventure (The

Daleks in 2008), a total of eighty-two stories were repeated by the

BBC (including sixty-seven on digital stations), the first being The

Evil of the Daleks in the summer of 1968.

Technically, the single episode An Unearthly Child, became the first

(unplanned) rerun when it was shown just a week after it's original

transmission, prior to The Cave of Skulls. Six other individual

episodes (including the Pilot) have also earned repeat broadcasts.

The Black and White era represents just six complete reruns over

fifty years. Naturally, the Fourth Doctor's tenure saw the most

repeats, followed by the Third, and with the advent of the BBC's

digital TV services, all forty-one Tom Baker and twenty-four 

Pertwee serials were chosen for transmission on Prime, between

1995 and 2000. Next, with eight story repeats is the Fifth Doctor,

then Doctors One and Two (three each), and Six, Seven, and Eight

(only one each).

Terrestrial repeats reached their peak in the 1970's, whilst most 

digital reruns occured in the 1990's when the programme was

off-air. The most reshown serials by the Corporation are:

• Genesis of the Daleks - 7 broadcasts
• The Sea Devils - 6
• The Daemons - 4
• The Green Death - 4
• Spearhead from Space - 4
• Pyramids of Mars - 4 (including Tales of the TARDIS)
• Terror of the Zygons - 3
• 100,000 BC - twice

The most repeated single episodes (three times each) are An

Unearthly Child (Pilot) and Part 4 of Remembrance of the Daleks

Doctor Who On This Day #305

1963 - One-day studio filming session

at Lime Grove for 100,000 BC, and

filming continued at Ealing for The

Daleks

1965 - The Sensorites, Episodes 1

and 4 both repeated and Planet of

Giants, Episode 1 first screened, all

on ABC

1966 - Marco Polo, Episode 1: The Roof of the World

repeated on TV1; The Chase, Episodes 2 and 6,

The Time Meddler, Episode 4: Checkmate and Galaxy

4, Episode 4: The Exploding Planet repeated and

The Myth Makers, Episode 4: Horse of Destruction 

first screened, all on ABC

1970 - The Seeds of Death, Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated on ABC 

1974 - Day of the Daleks, Episode 1, The Curse of Peladon, Episodes 

1 and 4, The Sea Devils, Episode 1 and The Time Monster, Episode 5 

all repeated on ABC

1975 - Inferno, Episode 3 first screened on WTTW 11;

 and Pyramids of Mars, Part 2 first screened on BBC1

1978 - The Masque of Mandragora, Part 2 and The

 Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 2 both repeated on ABC

 1980 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 1 repeated on WTTW

11; and Full Circle, Part 2 first screened on BBC1

1982 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 1 repeated on ABC
1983 - Planet of Evil, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on ABC;

and he Horns of Nimon, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus

1984 - Colony in Space, Episode 1 repeated on KQED

Plus; and The Green Death, Episode 5 repeated on ABC

1985 - The Daemons, Episode 5 first screened and

Day of the Daleks, Episode 1 repeated, both on TV2;

and The Android Invasion, Part 2 and Meglos

Omnibus both repeated on KQED Plus

1986 - The Two Doctors, Part 5 (of 6) repeated

on KQED Plus; and Terror of the Vervoids, Part

9 first screened on BBC1

1987 - The Edge of Destruction Omnibus

repeated on KQED Plus
1988 - Mindwarp, Part 8 repeated on KQED

Plus; and Time and the Rani, Part 2 first

 screened on repeated on ABC

1989 - The Power of Kroll, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus;

Delta and the Bannermen, Part 1 repeated on ABC; and

The Curse of Fenric, Part 2 first screened on BBC1

1990 - The Monster of Peladon, Part 5 repeated

 on KQED Plus; and Battlefield, Part 3 first screened

on ABC

1991 - Attack of the Cybermen, Part

3 (of 4) repeated on KQED Plus

1993 - The Daleks, Episode 3: The Escape repeated on

UK Gold; Image of the Fendahl, Part 1 repeated on ABC;

and Terminus Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus

1994 - Planet of Evil Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus; and

Timelash, Parts 2 and 3 (of 4) both repeated on UK Gold

1995 - The Seeds of Doom, Part 3 repeated on UK Gold
1996 - The War Games, Episodes 8 to 10 all repeated on UK Gold
1997 - The Daleks, Episode 6: The Ordeal repeated on Space;

and The Androids of Tara Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1998 - The Romans, Episode 3: Conspiracy repeated on Space; The 
Silurians Omnibus repeated on Colorado PTV; The Daemons Omnibus
repeated on WILL; The Mutants Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; The 
Time Monster, Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated on LPB; The Sontaran Experiment Omnibus repeated on MPBN; Genesis of the Daleks, Part
4 repeated on WQED; Revenge of the Cybermen, Parts 1 and 2 both
repeated on BBC America; The Face of Evil Omnibus repeated on KSPS;
Warriors' Gate Omnibus repeated on WFWA; Castrovalva Omnibus
repeated on WTBU; The Visitation, Part 2 repeated on WUSF; The

Caves of Androzani, Part 3 repeated on KRCB; and Paradise Towers,
Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC

1999 - Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Part 3 repeated on BBC Choice; 

The Sontaran Experiment, Part 2 repeated on Space; The Horns of 
Nimon Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus; and Remembrance of the 
Daleks, Part 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2000 - The Mind of Evil, Episode 6 repeated on Prime; The Green Death, 

Episode 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The Hand of Fear, Parts 3 and
4 both repeated on BBC America

2001 - Warriors of the Deep, Part 4 repeated on UKTV

(Aus); and The Twin Dilemma, Part 4 repeated on BBC Prime

2002 - State of Decay, Part 3 repeated on BBC Kids (Can); and 

Vengeance on Varos, Parts 3 and 4 (of 4) both repeated on NHPTV

2003 - Inferno, Episodes 3 and 4 and Terminus Omnibus all

repeated on UK Gold; Underworld, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated

on BBC Kids (Can); and Logopolis, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated

on UKTV (Aus)

2004 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 1

repeated on ABC

2005 - The King's Demons, Part 2

repeated on ABC

2006 - Genesis of the Daleks, Parts 1

and 2 both repeated on UK Gold

2007 - The Satan Pit repeated on UK Gold

2008 - The Creature from the Pit, Part 4 and City of Death, Part 1 both repeated on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; The Empty Child and Doctor Who 
Confidential: Special Effects both repeated on UNC-MX; The Christmas 
Invasion repeated on OETA; The Age of Steel and Doctor Who Confid-
ential: From Zero to Hero both repeated on WGVU; The Impossible 
Planet repeated on Syfy (Rus); The Satan Pit first screened on HRT2
and repeated on KQED Plus; Love & Monsters repeated on Syfy (FRG);
42 repeated on Syfy (Ben); Voyage of the Damned first screened on
Jimmy; and Doctor Who Confidential: Religion, Myths and Legends 
repeated on KQED Plus
2009 - The Impossible Planet repeated on WXXI; Army of Ghosts 
repeated on Idaho PTV; Doomsday repeated on Ozarks PTV; The 
Shakespeare Code and Doctor Who Confidential: Stage Fright both 
repeated on MPTV; Human Nature and Doctor Who Confidential:

Alter Ego both first screened on KERA; The Family of Blood

repeated on WTTW 11; and 42 repeated on Syfy (Ben)

2010 - The Empty Child and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown:

Special Effects both repeated on UKTV (Aus); Love & Monsters

 repeated on Syfy (FRG); Human Nature repeated on BBC3;

Voyage of the Damned repeated on WTTW 11; and The Unicorn

and the Wasp and Silence in the Library both repeated and Cold

Blood first screened, all on Syfy (Spa)

2011 - The Androids of Tara, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy

 (Aus); Black Orchid Omnibus repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4;

 The Long Game repeated on BBC America; The Shakespeare Code 

repeated on Space; and The Pandorica Opens repeated on UKTV

2012 - Frontier in Space, Episodes

1 and 2 both repeated on UK Gold

2013 - The Stones of Blood, Parts 3 and 4 both

repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Two Doctors Omnibus

repeated on ABC1 iView; The Impossible Planet,

Day of the Moon and The Doctor's Wife all repeated

on Watch; Voyage of the Damned repeated

 on Syfy (Port); The End of Time, Part 1 and Doctor

Who Confidential: War Games both repeated on BBC

Entertainment AP; The Lodger and The Pandorica Opens 

both repeated on France 4; The Curse of the Black Spot

repeated on BBC3 and Watch; The Wedding of River Song

 repeated on BBC Nordic HD, BBC Polska HD and ABC2;

The Crimson Horror repeated on RAI4; Doctor Who in

the US repeated on BBC America; and Doctor Who

 Confidential: Oods and Ends repeated on BBC

Entertainment EU, Romania and ME

2014 - The Chase, Episodes 5 and 6 and The

Time Meddler, Episodes 1 and 2 all repeated on

Retro TV; The Curse of Peladon, Episodes 3 and 4

both first screened on Retro TV; The Three Doctors

Omnibus repeated on Horror; The Doctor Dances, 

Boom Town and Bad Wolf all repeated on UKTV

(Aus); The Age of Steel repeated on UKTV (NZ);

Army of Ghosts repeated on Watch; The Fires of

Pompeii, Planet of the Ood, The Sontaran Stratagem 

and The Poison Sky all repeated on Syfy (Aus);
The Doctor's Daughter repeated on Syfy (Aus) and

KCPT2; Midnight and Turn Left both repeated on Space; 

Let's Kill Hitler repeated on OETA; Night Terrors and

The Girl Who Waited both repeated on RAI4 and
Really Scary TV; The God Complex repeated on Really 

Scary TV; Closing Time repeated on BBC Nordic HD, BBC 

Polska HD and Really Scary TV; The Wedding of River Song

 repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Doctor, 

the Widow and the Wardrobe repeated on Syfy (Port); The

 Power of Three repeated on Jeem TV (ME); The Angels

Take Manhattan and Doctor Who Explained both repeated

on BBC Entertainment EU, Romania and ME; Time Heist first

screened on DR3; Mummy on the Orient Express repeated 

on BBC Polska; Flatline repeated on Fox (FRG); In the Forest

 of the Night repeated on ABC and Fox; Dark Water first

screened on BBC1, BBC HD, ABC1 and Fox; Doctor Who

Extra: In the Forest of the Night first screened on ABC2; 

and Doctor Who Extra: Dark Water released on BBC iPlayer 

and BBC Red Button

2015 - Revenge of the Cybermen, Part 1 repeated on KRWG;

 Terror of the Zygons Omnibus repeated on BBC America;

The Android Invasion, Part 1 and The Impossible Planet both 

repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Robots of Death, Part 3 repeated 

on KPTS and Omnibus repeated on BBC America; The Caves 

of Androzani, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; 

Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel and The Shakespeare 

Code all repeated on EBRU; Voyage of the Damned repeated 

on BBC Entertainment AP; Partners in Crime and Doctor Who

Confidential: A Noble Return both repeated on UNC-TV; The 

Next Doctor, Planet of the Dead, The Waters of Mars and The 

Wedding of River Song all repeated on KCPT2; The Power of 

Three repeated on BBC Entertainment EU, Romania and 

ME; The Bells of Saint John repeated on BBC Nordic HD, 

BBC Polska HD and Watch; The Rings of Akhaten, Cold

 War, Hide, The Doctors Revisited: The Seventh Doctor,

The Eighth Doctor and The Ninth Doctor all repeated

 on Watch; Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, The 

Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver and The Name of

the Doctor all repeated  on Fox (FRG); Into the Dalek

repeated on MPTV; Listen repeated on WVPB; Time Heist 

repeated on WPT; The Caretaker repeated on KLRU and 

Iowa PTV; Kill the Moon repeated on KCPT; Mummy on the 

Orient Express first screened on Idaho PTV and repeated 

on OETA, WILL, WXXI, Idaho PTV and Syfy (Aus); The 

Girl Who Died first screened on FX (Ind); The Woman Who

Lived repeated on BBC America, BBC First (Ben) and BBC
Entertainment AP; The Zygon Invasion first screened on

BBC America, BBC Entertainment AP, Space, Prime and

ABC; and The Best of the Companions repeated on BBC

Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD

2016 - The Sontaran Experiment, Part 2 and Genesis of the Daleks, 
Part 1 both repeated on Retro TV; The Age of Steel repeated on BBC 
Polska HD; Voyage of the Damned and Under the Lake both repeated 
on BBC America; The Unicorn and the Wasp, The Rings of Akhaten

and The Woman Who Lived all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Beast

Below repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; Vincent and the Doctor
repeated on Syfy (Bra); The Pandorica Opens repeated on The Zone
and RAI4; The Big Bang and A Christmas Carol both repeated on RAI4;

Listen repeated on One ARD; Under the Lake repeated on BBC America;

Before the Flood repeated on BBC America and Fox (FRG); and The Girl
Who Died repeated on Fox
2017 - Image of the Fendahl, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro

 TV; The Leisure Hive, Part 2 repeated on Jones! too; Rise of the

Cybermen and The Age of Steel both repeated on BBC America;

The Idiot's Lantern repeated on BBC America and Syfy (Aus); The

Satan Pit repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Unicorn and the Wasp

and Silence in the Library both repeated on Space; The Time of 

Angels and Flesh and Stone both repeated on DR3; and The Zygon

Invasion and The Zygon Inversion both repeated on Fox (FRG)

2018 - Nightmare of Eden, Part 4 and The Horns of Nimon, Part 1

both repeated on Retro TV; The Girl in the Fireplace, Blink and

Vincent and the Doctor all repeated on ABC; Heaven Sent repeated

 on BBC Polska HD and ABC; The Lie of the Land and Empress of 

Mars both repeated on Fox (FRG); Rosa repeated on Sony SciFi;

and Arachnids in the UK first screened on France 4 and YLE TV2

2019 - Terminus, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro

TV; New Earth repeated on Syfy (Fra); A Good Man Goes

to War repeated on BBC Polska HD; and Asylum of the

Daleks and Dinosaurs on a Spaceship both repeated on

Sony SciFi

2020 - The Time Meddler Omnibus repeated on

Iowa PTV; Robot Omnibus repeated on MPTV; The

 Leisure Hive Omnibus repeated on WSRE; Frontios,

Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; The Caves of

Androzani Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV; Smith

and Jones, The Shakespeare Code, Gridlock, Daleks

in Manhattan and Evolution of the Daleks all repeated

on ABC; and The Almost People, A Good Man Goes

to War, Let's Kill Hitler, Night Terrors, The Girl Who

Waited and The God Complex all repeated on W

2021 - The Rebel Flesh repeated on ABC2;

The Day of the Doctor repeated on BBC

America; Dark Water repeated on ABC ME;

and The Halloween Apocalypse first screened

on TV2 and ABC2

2022 - The Invasion of Time, Parts

5 and 6 both repeated on Retro TV;

Mindwarp Omnibus, The Unicorn and

the Wasp, Silence in the Library and

Forest of the Dead all repeated on One

ARD; and Rose repeated on Fox SciFi

2023 - School Reunion, The Girl in the

Fireplace, Rise of the Cybermen, The

Age of Steel, The Idiot's Lantern, The

Impossible Planet, The Satan Pit, Love

& Monsters, Fear Her, Army of Ghosts,

Doomsday and The Runaway Bride all

repeated on Foxtel; The Doctor's Daughter

repeated on Fox SciFi; Tales of the TARDIS

released on BBC iPlayer; and Talking Doctor

 Who and Doctor Who at 60: A Musical

Celebration both first screened on BBC4

2024 - Time Heist repeated on ABC

Family; and The Caretaker repeated

on ABC Entertains

2025 - Cold Blood and Doctor Who

Confidential: What Goes on Tour both

repeated on BBC3; and Dr. Who and the

Daleks screened on Film4