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Sunday, 20 September 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Gary Oldman as Sirius Black
"Messrs. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot
and Prongs are proud to present
the Marauder's Map"

ITV2's latest Harry Potter film season
continued today with the third part in
the saga - released in late 2004.
Michael Gambon now portrayed
Dumbledore, whilst David Thewlis,
Emma Thompson, and Timothy Spall
were introduced here as Lupin,
Trelawney, and Pettigrew respectively.
Published in 1999, JK Rowling's third
novel was adapted by Warner Bros - it
was directed by Alfonso CuarĂ³n, and
featured David Bradley, and these
fifteen Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:
  • Gambon played both Elliot and Kazran Sardick in A Christmas Carol
  • Lee [David] Ingleby (Shunpike) voiced Samson Griffin for Big Finish's Terror Firma (2005)
  • Pam Ferris (Marge) voiced Lizzie Corrigan for The Eternal Summer (2009), and Amanda Steele for Day of the Vashta Nerada (2017)
  • Lenny [George] Henry (Shrunken Head) once depicted the Doctor in his sketch show in 1985, then was Daniel Barton in Spyfall
  • Jimmy Gardner (Ernie) was Chenchu in Marco Polo, and Idmon in Underworld
  • Genevieve [Wilhemina] Gaunt (Pansy) voiced Corporal Linda Maxwell for The Helliax Rift and Warlock's Cross, Commander/Anna for Red Planets (all 2018), Lady Sicura for The House of Masks (2022), Virginia Hancock/Professor Jennifer Dalton/Hedra for The Incherton Incident (2023), Hedra for Fugitive of the Daleks, Jessica Harker for The Silent City (both 2024), Margot Pannage for The Kraken of Hagwell, and Guinevere for Knightfall (2026)
  • Spencer Wilding (Werewolf here; Knight in The Deathly Hallows) was the Creature in The God Complex, the Wooden King in The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, Skaldak in Cold War, and Goddess in Class
  • Ekow Quartey (Boy [Bem]) voiced Sancho Panza for The Ingenious Gentlemen (2025)
  • Rusty Goffe (Goblin here, The Order of the Phoenix, The Half-Blood Prince & The Deathly Hallows) was Little John in Robot of Sherwood
  • Andy Merchant (stuntman here, The Order of the Phoenix, The Half-Blood Prince & The Deathly Hallows) was stuntman on The Wedding of River Song and Into the Dalek, then stunt co-ordinator on The Pilot
  • stunt drivers Rick English and Levan Doran both worked on Tooth and Claw too
  • George Cottle was also a stuntman on Boom Town, The Runaway Bride and Smith and Jones
  • Gordon Seed was also stuntman on twenty-one stories, and the stunt co-ordinator on another thirteen (from The Idiot's Lantern to Kill the Moon)
  • Andy Smart (stunts here & The Order of the Phoenix; Dragon Handler in The Goblet of Fire) was also stuntman on Evolution of the Daleks, Let's Kill Hitler, The Rings of Akhaten and The Zygon Inversion
  • for Harry Melling, Warwick Davis, and Adrian Rawlins see The Philosopher's Stone
  • for Mark Williams see The Chamber of Secrets

Monday, 1 June 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Tip Toe

Conceived and written
by Russell T Davies,
Channel 4's new prime-
time drama was made
on location in Salford
and central Manchester
by Quay Street Prod-
uctions. Although Welsh
 by birth, Davies' affinity
 for Northern culture in
general and 'Manc-
hattan' in particular has
resulted in at least eight other dramas set in the
city since Granada's The
Grand in 1997.
Tip Toe is a dark, topical story of online disinformation - here Leo (Alan
Cumming) is gay, and the owner of a bar on Canal Street, whilst Clive
(David Morrissey) is the homophobic nextdoor neighbour.
This five-part suburban thriller began last night - it was produced by
Phil Collinson, and featured Denise Welch, and these fourteen Doctor
 Who cast and crew connections:
  • Cumming was MacNamara in BBV Productions' The Airzone Solution, then King James I in The Witchfinders, and voiced Mr. Ring-a-Ding for Lux
  • Morrissey was Jackson Lake in The Next Doctor
  • Paul Rhys (Melba) voiced Max Paul for Big Finish's The Scapegoat (2009)
  • Elizabeth Berrington (Stephanie) was Auntie in The Doctor's Wife
  • Clare Calbraith (Maggie) voiced a Trooper for Urban Myths, Maria for Son of the Dragon (both 2007), Starling for The Phoenix Strain (2016), and Orla for The Blood Furnace (2017)
  • Pooky [born Joanna] Quesnel (Marie) was the Captain in A Christmas Carol, and Dorothea Ames in Class, then voiced Annalise Avenley for The Running Men (2024)
  • Charlie [Lomax David] Condou (Curtis) was Gary Gabbastone in The Interstellar Song Contest - he also voiced Crabhead/System/Jarl for World of Damnation and Sweet Salvation (both 2018), Chris for Five Hundred Ways to Kill Your Lover (2025), and Marty for Cloud Eight (2026)
  • Luyanda Unati Lewis Nyawo (Judy) voiced Mrs. Polly for Thin Time, the Scaramancer for The War Master 5 (both 2020), Guinevere for The Lone Centurion 2, the Woman for Mind of the Hodiac (both 2022), Nalah Masai for The Silent Priest and The Silent City (2024), and Scientist Edler for The Memory Thieves (2025)
  • Peter Caulfield (Dave) was Dahh-Ren in Oxygen, and voiced Various for Cold Fusion (2016)
  • Gordon Seed was stuntman on twenty-one stories, and also stunt co-ordinator on another thirteen (from The Idiot's Lantern to Kill the Moon)
  • Jolyon Benson (Frederic) was an Extra in The War Between the Land and the Sea (4)
  • Peter Hoar was director of A Good Man Goes to War too
  • Andy Pryor was also casting director on the revived run, The Sarah Jane Adventures, Torchwood, The War Between the Land and the Sea, Tales of the TARDIS and An Adventure in Space and Time
  • Matt Gray was cinematographer on The Star Beast too

Saturday, 11 April 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Dad's Army

This British comedy film was based on the legendary BBC wartime
sitcom, which ran from 1968 to 1977. The TV series, created by Jimmy
Perry and David Croft, spawned its first film version in 1971, followed
by a radio series (1974-76), and a stageplay (1975) - all starred the
original cast.
The second movie spin-off (set in 1944 after the events depicted in the 
parent show) was filmed in Yorkshire, and was released in February
2016 to mainly negative reviews.
This new iteration focused on the mission of Nazi spy, Rose Winters
(played by Catherine Zeta Jones) to infiltrate the Home Guard of
Walmington-on-Sea in advance of the much feared German invasion 
of Britian.
Shown tonight on Film4, Dad's Army featured original cast members
Ian Lavender (now Brigadier Pritchard) and Frank Williams (the Vicar),
and Tom Courtenay (Corporal Jones), Alison Steadman, Mark Gatiss,
and twenty-two Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Toby [Edward Heslewood] Jones (Captain Mainwaring here; Narrator of Dad's Army at the BBC, 2025) was the Dream Lord in Amy's Choice, and voiced Kotris for Big Finish's Dark Eyes (2012)
  • Bill [Francis] Nighy (Sergeant Wilson) was Dr. [Henry] Black in Vincent and the Doctor
  • Michael [John] Gambon (Private Godfrey) portrayed both Elliot and Kazran Sardick in A Christmas Carol
  • Daniel [Alan] Mays (Private Walker) was Alex Thompson in Night Terrors
  • Bill Paterson (Private Frazer) was Dr. Edwin Bracewell in Victory of the Daleks and The Pandorica Opens
  • Blake Harrison (Pike) voiced Lieutenant Daniel Hopkins for The Helliax Rift, Hour of the Cybermen and Warlock's Cross (all 2018), then appeared in Village of the Angels as Namaca Ost Parvess Po
  • Sarah [Jane Abigail] Lancashire (Mrs. Pike) was Miss Foster in Partners in Crime
  • Emily [Jane] Atack (Daphne) voiced Hetty Warner for The Oncoming Storm and Hounded (both 2016)
  • Holli Dempsey (Vera) was Kelly in Closing Time
  • Annette [Ross Mcleod] Crosbie (Cissy) was Mrs. Angelo in The Eleventh Hour
  • Andrew Havill (Meeks here; Brigadier in The Lost Episodes) was the Chief Steward in Voyage of the Damned, and voiced Aleister Portillon/Squire Claude for The Witch from the Well (2011), and Colonel Wildman for The Enchantress of Numbers (2019)
  • Julia Foster (Dolly) was Vilma in Orphan 55
  • Laurence Dobiesz (German) voiced Wilheim Royzcki for Their Finest Hour (2018), and Torquil Jonas for The Ghost Writers (2020)
  • stunt co-ordinator Gareth Milne was George Cranleigh in Black Orchid, stunt double in Warriors of the Deep, and Mortuary Attendant in Vengeance on Varos
  • Ian Van Temperley was a stuntman on The Day of the Doctor too
  • stunt co-ordinator Paul Kennington was a stuntman on Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel, Army of Ghosts, Doomsday and The Doctor's Daughter
  • Dinah Collin was also the costume designer on Earthshock, Enlightenment and The Mark of the Rani
  • Liz Griffiths was also the set decorator on seven episodes (from Dalek to The Parting of the Ways)
  • Martin Curry was also first assistant director on The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon
  • Dan Newlands was the matchmove artist on The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe too
  • VFX artist Simon Wottge was an animator on City of the Daleks and of the Cybermen
  • Nigel Squibbs was dubbing mixer on An Adventure in Space and Time too
Dad's Army: The Movie opened in 1971 - it starred the original TV
cast and another ten Doctor Who alumni: Bernard Archard, Derek
Newark, Anthony Sagar, Scott Fredericks, John D Collins, John
Baskcomb, George Roubicek, John Henderson, Desmond Cullum
Jones and Fred Wood.

Sunday, 22 March 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Ashes to Ashes, Series 2

The sequel to Life On Mars returned to BBC1 in
the spring of 2009. Keeley Hawes, Philip Glenister,
Dean Andrews, Marshall Lancaster, and Montserrat
Lombard reprised their respective roles (as DI Alex
Drake, DCI Gene Hunt, DS Ray Carling, DC Chris Skelton, and WPC Shaz Granger) for the second season of Ashes to Ashes, now set in 1982.
A repeat run of the eight-part series concluded
on That's TV last night - it featured Endeavour
co-stars Roger Allam and Shaun Evans, David
Bradley, and a total of forty Doctor Who cast
and crew connections:
  • Adrian Dunbar (Summers) voiced McCarthy for Big Finish's Brave New Town (2008)
  • Syrus Lowe (PC) voiced Patrice Okereke for The Last Party on Earth (2019)
  • Deirdre Mullins (Nurse) voiced Fleet Admiral Effenish for The Very Dark Thing (2016), Naomi Davies for Charlotte Pollard 2, Osen for Beneath the Viscoid (both 2017), Roisin/Spae Wife for Feast of Fear (2019), Amanda Latimer for The Headless Ones (2020), Dalfin for The Forest of Penitence, Dissident for The Players (both 2022), and Natasha Volkova/Auctioneer for The Caldwell Restitution (2026)
  • Pooky [born Joanna] Quesnel (Ruth) was the Captain in A Christmas Carol, and Dorothea Ames for Class, then voiced Annalise Avenley for The Running Men (2024)
  • Joseph Millson (Battleford) was Alan Jackson in the first two seasons of The Sarah Jane Adventures, then voiced Colonel Keelan for Dalek Universe 3 (2021), Peter Kelly for Splinters, Peetom for Paradox of the Daleks (both 2022), Jory Hopkins/Teacher/Co-Pilot for The Diary of River Song 12, Ignatius Montague for The Devouring (both 2023), and Simon de Montfort for Knights of the Round TARDIS (2025)
  • Rory [Michael] Kinnear (Jeremy) voiced Samuel Belfrage for Industrial Evolution (2011)
  • Robert Portal (Pattison) voiced Marshal Ney/Superintendent Finch for The Curse of Davros (2012), Reggie Bassett for The Auntie Matter (2013), Jim/Midge for Lost Property, and Treadwell for Wild Animals (both 2020)
  • Adrian Schiller (Lawyer) was Uncle in The Doctor's Wife, and voiced Zanith for Time Works (2006), and Maurice Le Bon for Fright Motif (2021)
  • Sara [Scott] Stewart [born Griffith] (Gaynor) provided the Computer voice for The End of the World
  • Rita Davies (Mother) voiced Janneus for Primeval (2001), and Tashek for Innocence (2006)
  • Ben Bishop (Man) voiced Johnny Stone for The Justice of Jalxar (2013), and Kenny White for Changing of the Guard (2014)
  • Tom Georgeson (Mitchell) was Kavell in Genesis of the Daleks, and Police Inspector in Logopolis
  • [Celia] Daisy [Morna] Haggard (Donna) was Sophie in The Lodger, Closing Time and Up All Night
  • Gwilym Lee (Summers) voiced Count Rolf Wittenmeier for The Silver Turk (2011), Djahn/Lord Edgar Forster for The Emerald Tiger (2012), Pretty Swanson for Spaceport Fear, and Jack Hodges for Phantoms of the Deep (both 2013)
  • Sophie Bleasdale (Donna) voiced Luux/Petra for The Lost Son (2024)
  • John R Walker (Czarnecki) was Cured Patient in New Earth, Injured Man in Evolution of the Daleks, and Sales Rep in Planet of the Ood
  • Mark Straker (Doctor) made his TV debut as the Second Trooper in Earthshock
  • Michael Gould (Pathologist) voiced Frederick Lindemann for The Oncoming Storm (2016) 
  • Greg Donaldson (Guard) voiced Telligan for Dalek Empire 3 (2004), Coach Bela Destry for The Game (2005), and David for Power Play (2012)
  • Simon Sherlock (Bent Copper) voiced Kelsa for The Raincloud Man (2008)
  • Sophie Duval (Cleaner) was Mum in Resolution
  • Chris Pollard (Doyle) was a stuntman on Robot of Sherwood
  • new line producer Patrick Schweitzer first worked on the revived series as location manager on The Runaway Bride, then was production manager on six stories for Series 3, and produced all thirteen episodes of Series 5
  • Simon Archer was cinematographer on The Lodger too
  • Toby Wood (score engineer) and Ian Adrian both worked on An Adventure in Space and Time - Adrian was also a camera operator on The Vampires of Venice, The Hungry Earth, Cold Blood, Vincent and the Doctor and The Lodger 
  • production co-ordinator Holly Pullinger was PM on The Eleventh Hour, The Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone, The Vampires of Venice and Vincent and the Doctor
  • stunt co-ordinator Crispin Layfield has held that post on sixty-seven instalments of the revived series (from Smith and Jones to Kerblam!)
  • Stephanie Carey was also a stunt performer on Voyage of the Damned, The Beast Below, The Curse of the Black Spot, Let's Kill Hitler, The Girl Who Waited, The Angels Take Manhattan and The Crimson Horror
  • for Hawes, Geff Francis, Joseph Long, Matthew Graham, Beth Willis, Julie Scott, Catherine Morshead, Edmund Butt, Simon Blackledge, Antonia Grant and Derek Lea see Series 1

Monday, 5 January 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Silent Witness, Series 17

Emma Campbell
Jones as Cass
Fermazzi in The Night
of the Doctor 
- a role
reprised by Big Finish
The seventeenth season of BBC1's popular
crime drama (first shown in early 2014)
starred series regulars Emilia Fox and David
Caves as Home Office pathologists, doctors
Nikki Alexander and Jack Hodgson. Liz Carr
returned as Clarissa Mullery, and Richard
Lintern joined the cast here as Dr. Thomas
Chamberlain, the new head of London's Lyell
Centre, following the death of Leo Dalton in
Greater Love.
A repeat run of the ten-part series began on
U&Drama last night - it featured Emma
Campbell Jones, and a total of twenty-eight Doctor Who cast/crew connections:

Commodity (UK TX: January 2 & 3)
  • Daniel O'Hara was also director of Under the Lake and Before the Flood
  • Elliot Levey (Freedman here; DCI Solomon in A Special Relationship) voiced Andrew Gobernar/ Blank for Vampire of the Mind (2016), and Colonel Marsden for Red Planets (2018)
  • Paul Marc Davis (Benjamin here; Guard in River's Edge) was the Chieftain in Utopia, the Trickster in The Sarah Jane Adventures, and Corakinus in Class, then voiced PepĂ© Gonzalez for The Gift (2016), and Trave for Time War 1 (2018)
  • Alan Bond (Barrister) was UNIT Soldier in The Sound of Drums, Last of the Time Lords and Torchwood: Children of Earth
  • Dan Euston (Yunnus) was a stuntman on The Crimson Horror
  • for Ace Bhatti see Series 5 and for Adrian Rawlins see Series 11
Coup de Grace (UK TX: January 9 & 10)
  • Laurence [Joseph] Belcher (Masham) was Young Kazran in A Christmas Carol
  • Tobias Menzies (Walker) was Lieutenant Stepashin in Cold War
  • Michael Gould (Masham) voiced Frederick Lindemann for The Oncoming Storm (2016)
  • for Steve Toussaint see Series 11
  • George Russo (Bond) was Phillip in The Time of Angels and Flesh and Stone
  • Greg Bennett (Constable) went uncredited as Guard in Dalek, UNIT Soldier/Sycorax Warrior in The Christmas Invasion, and Guest in The Lazarus Experiment
  • Scott Stevenson (Policeman) was uncredited Man in The Rings of Akhaten, The Crimson Horror and The Name of the Doctor, Submariner in Cold War, and Chef in Mummy on the Orient Express
In A Lonely Place (UK TX: January 16 & 17)
  • Pearl Appleby (Amy) voiced DC Jana Lee for Girl, Deconstructed (2021), and Athena McDonnell/Anna for The Merfolk Murders (2024)
  • Christopher [John] Hatherall (Wallace here; Pat in Effective Range) voiced George Newman for Fiesta of the Damned (2016), and Guy Fawkes for Treason and Plot (2020)
  • Mark Garrett was the cinematographer on In The Forest of the Night too
Undertone (UK TX: January 23 & 24)
  • Morven Christie (DS Kirchner) was O'Donnell in Under the Lake and Before the Flood
  • Sean [Campbell] Gallagher (DI Brooke) was Chip in New Earth
  • Michael Bertenshaw (Beale) was Cole in The Next Doctor
  • Akin Gazi (Humadi) was Carter in The Doctor's Daughter
  • Fady Elsayed (Kavur) was Ram Singh in Class (he had been cast in The Bells of Saint John as Nabile but was replaced by Manpreet Bachu)
  • Kate Russell Smith (Solicitor) voiced Cook/Nurse for The Hollow King (2019)
Fraternity (UK TX: January 30 & 31)
  • Ashley Walters (DI Carter) was Gregor Van Baalen in Journey to the Centre of TARDIS
  • Clare Calbraith (Lizzie) voiced Trooper for Urban Myths, Maria for Son of the Dragon (both 2007), Starling for The Phoenix Strain (2016), and Orla for The Blood Furnace (2017)
  • Kirsty Besterman (Amy) was Solpado in The Timeless Children - she had voiced Princess Aliona for The Burning Prince and The Shadow Heart, Empress Cheni for The Acheron Pulse (all 2012), Serena Paget for We Are the Daleks, Lannic for Theatre of War (both 2015), and Ishtek/Lilly for Beachhead (2016)
  • for Jamie Parker see Series 11

Thursday, 25 December 2025

Doctor Who On This Day #359

Christmas Day
1965 - The Daleks' Master Plan,
Episode 7: The Feast of Steven first
screened on BBC1
1973 - Dr. Who and the Daleks
screened on Ten
1975 - The Daemons, Episode 5 first
screened on WTTW 11
1977 - Terror of the Autons, Episode
 1 first screened on KBS1
1981 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 3
repeated on KQED Plus
1984 - The Green Death, Episode 3
repeated on KQED Plus
1985 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang,
Part 5 repeated on KQED Plus
1986 - The Sensorites, Episode 6: A
Desperate Venture repeated on KQED
Plus
1987 - The Deadly Assassin, Part 4
repeated on KQED Plus
1988 - Earthshock Omnibus repeated
on KQED Plus
1989 - Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150
AD screened on TV2
1990 - Pyramids of Mars, Part 3
repeated on KQED Plus
1991 - Time and the Rani, Part 1
repeated on KQED Plus
1992 - The Ark, Episode 1: The
Steel Sky repeated on UK Gold
1993 - The Sontaran Experiment
Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus;
and Resistance is Useless first
screened on TV2
1994 - Vengeance on Varos Omnibus
 repeated on UK Gold
1995 - Image of the Fendahl, Part 2
repeated on UK Gold; and The Two
Doctors Omnibus repeated on KQED
Plus
1996 - The Ambassadors of Death,
Episode 5 repeated on UKTV
1997 - The Web Planet, Episode 5: Invasion first screened
on Space; and Meglos, Part 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1998 - Writer/Director Terence Dudley died in Britain, aged
69; and The Daemons, Episode 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1999 - The Space Museum, Episode 4: The Final Phase repeated
 on Space; The Seeds of Doom Omnibus repeated on Colorado
TV; and The Creature from the Pit, Part 3 repeated on BBC Prime
2000 - Carnival of Monsters, Episode 1 repeated on Prime; and
The Curse of Fenric Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
2001 - Doctor Who TV Movie repeated on Syfy (US)
2002 - The Androids of Tara Omnibus
repeated on BBC Kids
2003 - Logopolis Omnibus repeated
on BBC Kids (Can)
2005 - Doctor Who TV Movie repeated on UK Gold;
The Long Game repeated on Jimmy; The Christmas 
Invasion first screened on BBC1; and Attack of the
 Graske released on BBC Red Button
2006 - The End of the World repeated on Prime;
Bad Wolf and The Parting of the Ways both
repeated on France 4; The Christmas Invasion
 first screened on Nederland 3; The Runaway
Bride first screened on BBC1; Doctor Who
Confidential: Music and Monsters first screened
 on BBC1 (Scotland & South Wales only); and
Doctor Who: A Celebration released on BBC
Red Button
2007 - The Doctor Dances, Boom Town, Bad Wolf, The Parting of the 
Ways and The Christmas Invasion all repeated on Prime; The Girl in the
 Fireplace repeated on NHK BS3; Voyage of the Damned first screened
on BBC1; Doctor Who Confidential at Christmas first screened on BBC3;
and Back in Time repeated on BBC Wales
2008 - Arc of Infinity, Part 4 and Mawdryn Undead, Part 1 both first 
screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; School Reunion, The Girl in the 
Fireplace, Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel, The Idiot's Lantern, 
The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit all repeated on Prime; The 
Runaway Bride repeated on Prime and UKTV (Aus); The Next Doctor
first screened on BBC1; and Doctor Who Confidential: Christmas 
2008 Special and Top 5 Christmas Moments both first screened on
BBC3
2009 - The Empty Child repeated on Syfy (Rus); The Girl in the 
Fireplace repeated on Syfy (Spa); The Runaway Bride repeated on
 UKTV (Aus); Evolution of the Daleks repeated on Prime; The Family 
of Blood and Blink both repeated on Syfy (Ben); The End of Time,
Part 1 first screened on BBC1 and BBC HD; Doctor Who Confidential:
 Lords and Masters screened; and The Sarah Jane Adventures: The 
Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith Omnibus repeated on BBC1
2010 - Silence in the Library, Forest of the Dead, Midnight and
The Next Doctor all repeated on Prime; Planet of the Dead
 repeated on UKTV (Aus); Victory of the Daleks repeated
 on Syfy (Spa); A Christmas Carol first screened on BBC1;
Doctor Who Confidential: Christmas Special 2010 first
screened; The Sarah Jane Adventures: Death of the
Doctor Omnibus repeated on BBC1; and Doctor Who
Prom (2010) first screened on BBC America
2011 - The Silurians, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC;
The Twin Dilemma Omnibus and Attack of the Cybermen, Parts 1
and 2 all repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4; The End of Time,
Part 2 and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: What Goes on Tour 
both repeated on UKTV (Aus); A Christmas Carol repeated on ABC1
and UKTV (Aus); The Impossible Astronaut, Day of the Moon, The 
Doctor's Wife, The Rebel Flesh, 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 BBC America and Space;
The Curse of the Black Spot first screened on KBS2 and repeated
on BBC America and Space; Closing Time repeated on Space; and
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe first screened on BBC1
2012 - The Christmas Invasion repeated on BBC
 America and Watch; The Runaway Bride, Voyage
of the Damned and The Next Doctor all repeated
on BBC America; A Christmas Carol repeated on
BBC America and UKTV (Aus); The Impossible Astronaut, Day of the 
Moon, The Curse of the Black Spot, The Doctor's Wife, The Rebel 
Flesh, The Almost People, A Good Man Goes to War, The Doctor, the 
Widow and the Wardrobe, Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Coming
 to America, Breaking the Silence and Take Two all repeated on UKTV
(Aus); Asylum of the Daleks repeated on BBC America and Space;
Dinosaurs on a Spaceship and A Town Called Mercy both first screened
on Fox (FRG) and repeated on BBC America and Space; The Power of 
Three first screened on Fox (FRG); The Snowmen first screened on
BBC1 and ABC1 (iView only); and Doctor Who Prom (2010) repeated
on ABC1
2013 - The Christmas Invasion repeated on France 4; The Runaway 
Bride repeated on UKTV (Aus) and Space; Voyage of the Damned and
The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on Space; The Next Doctor
 repeated on Space and UKTV (NZ); A Christmas Carol repeated on BBC
America, BBC Nordic, Space, UKTV (NZ) and Watch; The Rebel Flesh 
repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; The Almost People repeated
on Syfy (Port); The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe 
repeated on BBC America, BBC Nordic, BBC Entertainment EU,
Romania, ME, LA, Space and UKTV (Aus); Asylum of the 
Daleks repeated on BBC America and RAI4; Dinosaurs on a
Spaceship and A Town Called Mercy both repeated on BBC
America; The Power of Three and The Angels Take Manhattan 
both repeated on BBC America and Prime; The Snowmen 
repeated on BBC America, ABC1, UKTV (Aus), ZtĂ©lĂ© and 
Prime; The Bells of Saint John, The Rings of Akhaten, 
Cold War, Hide and Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS 
repeated on BBC America, Space, Prime and Fox (FRG); The Crimson Horror and Nightmare in Silver both repeated on BBC America, Space
and Fox; The Name of the Doctor repeated on BBC America and Fox;
The Day of the Doctor repeated on BBC America, BBC Entertainment
RSA, Space and Fox; The Time of the Doctor first screened on BBC1,
BBC HD, BBC Entertainment LA HD, Space and Fox; and Doctor Who
 Prom (2013) and An Adventure in Space and Time both repeated
on BBC2
2014 - Inferno, Episodes 4 and 5 both repeated on Horror; Genesis 
of the Daleks, Parts 5 and 6 both first screened on Retro TV; Planet 
of Evil, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Impossible 
Astronaut repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Rebel Flesh repeated on
KCPT2; A Good Man Goes to War repeated on Syfy (Aus); The 
Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe repeated on BBC America;
The Snowmen repeated on BBC America, BBC Entertainment LA
HD, Space and Syfy (Ben); The Bells of Saint John repeated
on Space and Syfy (Ben); Cold War, Hide, The Crimson Horror and 
The Name of the Doctor all repeated on Space; The Rings of Akhaten
 first screened on KERA and repeated on Space; Journey to the 
Centre of the TARDIS repeated on Space and WTTW Prime;
Nightmare in Silver repeated on BBC Entertainment RSA and Space;
The Day of the Doctor repeated on BBC America, BBC Entertainment 
EU, Romania, ME and Space; The Time of the Doctor first 
screened on RAI4 and repeated on BBC Entertainment LA HD, 
Space and DR3; Deep Breath, Into the Dalek, Robot of Sherwood, 
Listen, Time Heist and Dark Water all repeated on BBC America and
 Space; The Caretaker repeated on BBC America, Space and Prime; 
Kill the Moon, Mummy on the Orient Express, Flatline and In the 
Forest of the Night all repeated on BBC America, Space, Prime and 
Fox; Death in Heaven repeated on Fox; Last Christmas first screened 
on BBC1, BBC HD, Prime and Fox; Doctor Who Extra: Last Christmas 
released on BBC Red Button; A Sting in the Tale, Part 
2 repeated on Radio 4 Extra; and An Adventure in
Space and Time first screened on RAI4
2015 - The Time Monster, Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated on UNC-
MX; The Hand of Fear, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; 
Horror of Fang Rock, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Horror; Boom 
Town, Bad Wolf, The Parting of the Ways and The Christmas Invasion 
all repeated on EBRU; Planet of the Dead, The Next Doctor and The 
End of Time, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on Watch; A Christmas Carol 
repeated on FX (Ind); The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe 
repeated on BBC Nordic HD, BBC Polska HD and FX; Night Terrors 
repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The Snowmen repeated on
BBC America, BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Time of 
the Doctor repeated on BBC America, BBC Entertainment EU,
Romania, ME and FX; In the Forest of the Night repeated on
BBC America; Dark Water, Death in Heaven, The Magician's 
Apprentice, The Witch's Familiar, Sleep No More and Heaven
Sent all repeated on BBC America and Space; Last Christmas 
repeated on BBC America, Space and FX; Under the Lake 
repeated on BBC America, Space and Fox (FRG); Before the 
Flood repeated on BBC America, Prime and Fox; The Girl Who 
Died repeated on BBC America, BBC First (Ben), Space, Prime 
and Fox; The Woman Who Lived repeated on BBC America,
Space, Prime and Fox; The Zygon Invasion and The Zygon
Inversion both repeated on BBC America, Space and Prime;
 Face the Raven first screened on DR3 and repeated on 
BBC America, Space and Prime; The Husbands of River 
Song first screened on BBC1 and BBC HD; and Doctor
Who Extra: The Husbands of River Song released online
2016 - The Daleks, Episodes 6 and 7 both repeated on Retro TV; 
The Sensorites, Episode 6 and Planet of Giants, Episode 1 both
repeated on KBTC; The Power of the Daleks, Episode 6 first screened
on BBC America and Omnibus screened on ABC iView; Planet of Evil 
Omnibus repeated on WVPB; Horror of Fang Rock Omnibus repeated
on Iowa PTV; The Ribos Operation and The Pirate Planet Omnibuses
both repeated on KERA; The Creature from the Pit Omnibus repeated
on WSRE; City of Death Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV; The
 Christmas Invasion repeated on BBC America and Space; The 
Runaway Bride repeated on Space; Smith and Jones, The 
Shakespeare Code, Gridlock and Daleks in Manhattan repeated on
 BBC Polska HD and Watch; Evolution of the Daleks, The Lazarus 
Experiment, 42, Human Nature, The Family of Blood, Blink, Utopia, 
The Sound of Drums, Last of the Time Lords and Doctor Who Extra: 
The Caretaker repeated and Behind the Lens: The Time of the 
Doctor first screened, all on BBC Polska HD; Voyage of the Damned 
repeated on BBC Polska HD, Space and RAI4; The Next Doctor
repeated on Space and Star World Premiere; A Christmas Carol,
The Snowmen and The Time of the Doctor all repeated on Space
and Syfy (Bra); The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe repeated
on BBC America, Space and Syfy (Bra); The Angels Take Manhattan 
repeated on Fox (FRG); The Day of the Doctor, Flatline, In the Forest 
of the Night, Dark Water, Death in Heaven, The Magician's Apprentice
 and The Destinations of Doctor Who all repeated on Syfy (LA);
Last Christmas repeated on BBC America, Space, Star World
Premiere, Syfy (Bra) and Syfy (LA); Under the Lake repeated
on BBC First (ME); Before the Flood repeated on BBC First
(ME) and Syfy (LA); The Girl Who Died repeated on BBC America,
BBC First (ME) and Syfy (LA); The Woman Who Lived, The Zygon 
Invasion, The Zygon Inversion, Sleep No More and Face the Raven 
all repeated on BBC America and Syfy (LA); Heaven Sent repeated
on BBC America and Prime; Hell Bent repeated on Prime; The 
Husbands of River Song repeated on BBC America, ABC, Prime,
Space, YLE TV2, Star World Premiere and Syfy (Bra); and The 
Return of Doctor Mysterio first screened on BBC1 and BBC First
(ME)
2017 - Frontios, Part 4 repeated on Jones! too; The Caves of 
Androzani Omnibus repeated on WETA-UK; Aliens of London
repeated on Star World Premiere; The Christmas Invasion, The 
Lazarus Experiment, The Time of the Doctor and The Caretaker 
all repeated on W; 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 and Army of Ghosts all
repeated on Syfy (Aus); Fear Her repeated on ABC, ABC ME and 
Syfy (Aus); The Eleventh Hour repeated on BBC Polska HD and
RAI4; A Christmas Carol repeated on W and Syfy (Bra); The 
Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe repeated on W and Syfy
(Bra); The Snowmen, The Day of the Doctor and Doctor Who 
Explained all repeated on Syfy (Bra); Last Christmas repeated on
BBC America and Syfy (Bra); Heaven Sent and Hell Bent both
repeated on BBC America; The Husbands of River Song repeated
on BBC America, DR3, RAI4 and Syfy (Bra); The Return of Doctor 
Mysterio repeated on BBC America, BBC First (RSA), ABC, RAI4 and
Syfy (Bra); The Pilot, Smile, Thin Ice, Knock Knock and The Eaters 
of Light all repeated on BBC America and Space; Oxygen, Extremis, 
The Pyramid at the End of the World, The Lie of the Land and
Empress of Mars all repeated on BBC America, Space and Prime; 
World Enough and Time repeated on BBC America, BBC First
 (ME) and Space; The Doctor Falls repeated on BBC First (ME); 
Twice Upon a Time first screened on BBC1, BBC HD and BBC
First (ME); and An Adventure in Space and Time repeated on
 BBC America and RAI4
2018 - Blink and Utopia both repeated on W; A Christmas Carol, 
The Snowmen, Last Christmas and The Husbands of River Song all 
repeated on BBC America; The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe 
repeated on W and BBC America; The Rebel Flesh, The Almost People
and A Good Man Goes to War all repeated on One ARD; The Time of
 the Doctor repeated on BBC America and RAI4; Hell Bent repeated 
on Fox (FRG); The Return of Doctor Mysterio repeated on BBC First
 (RSA); The Eaters of Light, World Enough and Time and The Doctor 
Falls all repeated on Syfy (LA); Twice Upon a Time repeated
on ABC and Fox; Rose repeated on BBC First (ME); and
The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos repeated on BBC Polska HD
2019 - The Christmas Invasion, School Reunion,
The Next Doctor, The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2,
A Christmas Carol, The Doctor Falls and Twice
Upon a Time all repeated on BBC America; The
Runaway Bride and Voyage of the Damned both repeated on W
and BBC America; The Doctor's Daughter and Turn Left both
repeated on Syfy (Fra); The Curse of the Black Spot repeated on
W; The Snowmen and The Time of the Doctor both repeated
on RAI4; Last Christmas repeated on BBC America and
RAI4; The Husbands of River Song repeated on BBC
America, BBC Entertainment EU and Fox (FRG); The
Return of Doctor Mysterio repeated on BBC America
and Fox (FRG); The Pilot, Smile and Thin Ice all
repeated on BBC Polska HD; and The Broken Crown,
Part 1 repeated on Radio 4 Extra
2020 - The Gunfighters, Episodes 3 and 4 both
 repeated on Retro TV; Victory of the Daleks
repeated on BBC Polska HD; A Christmas Carol,
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, The
Snowmen and The Time of the Doctor all repeated
on BBC America; Last Christmas and The Husbands
of River Song both repeated on RAI4; The Return
of Doctor Mysterio repeated on BBC Entertainment
EU; Rosa repeated on Syfy (Fra); and Ascension of
the Cybermen repeated on TV1
2023 - Richard Franklin died in Britain,
aged 87; State of Decay, Parts 3 and 4
both repeated on Retro TV; Revolution
of the Daleks repeated on Fox SciFi; The
Power of the Doctor repeated on TV2;
The Church on Ruby Road first screened
on BBC1, BBC iPlayer and Disney+; Doctor
Who: Unleashed, Episode 4 first screened
on BBC3; and Dr. Who and the Daleks
screened on Legend
2024 - Arachnids in the UK repeated
on ABC Entertains; Joy to the World
first screened BBC1, BBC iPlayer and
Disney+; and Doctor Who: Unleashed,
Episode 14 first screened on BBC3
2025 - Revenge of the Cybermen
Omnibus repeated on Retro TV