Doctor Who Vs. Ashes to Ashes, Series 1

 

"My name is Alex Drake. I've been shot and that bullet's

taken me back in time. Now I'm lost in 1981. All I can do

is fight, and search, and stay alive. Because somehow I

will find a way home."

The sequel series to Life On Mars was also produced by Monastic and 
Kudos for BBC Wales. Keeley Hawes now led the cast as another out-
of-time detective, DI Alex Drake - a colleague of recently deceased

DCI Sam Tyler. Philip Glenister, Marshall Lancaster and Dean Andrews

 all reprised their roles (as DCI Gene Hunt, DC Chris Skelton and DS

Ray Carling respectively), and were also joined by newcomer

Montserrat Lombard (as WPC Shaz Granger).

Ashes to Ashes (referencing another David Bowie song) was co-

created by Matthew Graham and Ashley Pharoah, and centres 

on a present-day Metropolitan Police inspector, Drake who is shot 

and regains consciousness in 1981. Like its predecessor, the period

 setting was lovingly recreated against a rich backdrop of social

 history, and more importantly here, the music of the early eighties.

A repeat run of the first six-part season (originally transmitted from

January 9 to February 27 2008) concluded on That's TV last night -

it featured a total of forty Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

• Hawes played Ms. Delphox in Time Heist 
• Graham was also writer of Fear Her, The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People
• series producer Beth Willis was an executive producer on Doctor Who Confidential, The Adventure Games, and twenty-seven stories (from The Eleventh Hour to The Wedding of River Song)
• Julie Scott was also a BBC production executive on ninety instal- ments (from The Runaway Bride to Last Christmas), Time Crash, The Adventure Games, Dreamland, Music of the Spheres, Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures, An Adventure in Space and Time, The Five (ish) Doctors Reboot, and Doctor Who Proms
• Jonny Campbell was also director of The Vampires of Venice and Vincent and the Doctor
• Catherine Morshead was also director of Amy's Choice and The Lodger 
• Adam James (Markham) was DI Macmillan in Planet of the Dead
• Joseph Long (Luigi) was Rocco Colasanto in Turn Left, and the Pope in Extremis
• Geff Francis (Viv James) was George [Maitland] in The Bells of Saint John
• Roy [William] Skelton (voice of Rainbow puppets Zippy and George) voiced Daleks, Monoids, Cybermen and Krotons for the classic series, and was Norton in Colony in Space, James in (episode 5 of) The Green Death, Marshal Chedaki in The Android Invasion, and King Rokon in The Hand of Fear, then voiced James Carver for Big Finish's Test of Nerve (2002)
• Rupert Graves (Moore) was John Riddell in Dinosaurs on a Spaceship
• Paul Thornley (Kay) voiced the Computer/Marko for Seven Keys to Doomsday (2008), Gomori/Steward for Paper Cuts, Michael Rond for Fitz's Story (both 2009), Robbie Flint/Cyril for Criss-Cross (2015), Relb/Sita for The Butler Did It, and Captain Goben for Pursuit of the Nightjar (both 2023)
• Sid Mitchell (Dane) was Pickens for The Haunting of Thomas Brewster (2008)
• Christopher Fairbank (Bonds) was Fenton in Flatline, and voiced Doc Baroque for The Scapegoat (2009), Pierre Aronnax for The Wreck of the Titan (2010), and Marc Brunel for Iron Bright (2018)
• Callum Dixon (Thief) was Jarva Slade in Kerblam!
• Amelda Brown (Elaine) voiced Margaret for The Gunpowder Plot
• Nik Howden (Youth) was Maurice in Vincent and the Doctor
• Claire [Louise] Rushbrook (Trixie) was Ida Scott in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, then voiced Tula Chenka for Escape from Kaldor (2018) and The Robots (2019-23), and the Abbess/Marna for Out of Time 1 (2020)
• Leo Bill (Burns) was the Pilot in A Christmas Carol
• Tracy Wiles (Girl) voiced Moira Brody for Masters of Earth (2014), Lilith Lovett for The Year of the Bat, Jacqui McGee for UNIT: Extinction (both 2015), UNIT: Silenced (2016), Death on the Mile (2018), Narcissus, The Power of River Song (both 2019), UNIT: Between Two Worlds, Outback, Longshot (all 2021), Agents of the Vulpreen, Objective: Earth (both 2022), Commander Barnac for The Neverwhen (2016), Ground Control/Secretary for Their Finest Hour, Sharlan for The Invention of Death, Hadway/Salma/V75 for Escape from Kaldor (all 2018), Drones for The False Guardian and Time's Assassin, Announcer for State of Bliss, Comms for The Famished Lands, Servant for Fugitive in Time, Marzanna/Engel for Nightmare Country, Various for The Robots 1 (all 2019), The Robots 2 and Dark Side of the Moon (2022), Tryana for Return to Skaro (2020), FELINE/Maria/ Patricia for A Forever Home, Draven/Shira/Sentinel for The Shadow Squad (both 2021), Shorak for Storm of the Sea Devils, and Peggy Cressler for Bad Apple Brigade (both 2024)
• Lucy [Jane] Briers (Patty) voiced Jenny Chaplin for After the Daleks (2021)
• Jeanie Gold (Partygoer) was Neighbour in The Sontaran Stratagem, The Poison Sky and The End of Time (1)
• Russell [George] Tovey (Johnstone) was Midshipman Alonso Frame in Voyage of the Damned, The End of Time (2) and [Big Finish's] One Enchanted Evening (2017), then Barclay Pierre Dupont in The War Between the Land and the Sea
• Phil Davis (Cale) was Lucius Petrus Dextrus in The Fires of Pompeii, and voiced Titus for The Cannibalists (2009)
• Madhav Sharma (Chatterjee) was Patel in Frontier in Space (3)
• Troy Glasgow (Ska Boy) was Angelo in The Time of Angels
• Geoffrey [Dyson] Palmer (Scarman) was Edward Masters in The Silurians, the Administrator in The Mutants (1), and Captain Hardaker in Voyage of the Damned 
• Paul Anderson (Suspect) made his TV debut in The Christmas Invasion as Jason
• [Michael Thomas] Jeremy Clyde (Chief Super) voiced George Sinclair for Absent Friends (2016), Lord Braye for Planet of the Drashigs (2019), and Tony Clare for Stranded (2020-22)
• David Schaal (Look-a-like) voiced Sergeant Zogroth/Bus Driver for The Star Beast (2019)
• Sean Clayton was second assistant director on Dalek and Father's Day too
• Derek Lea was also a stuntman on Dalek, Bad Wolf, The Parting of the Ways, The Age of Steel and Partners in Crime
• Gary Hoptrough and Rob Hunt were both stuntmen on The Runaway Bride - they also worked on Let's Kill Hitler and The Day of the Doctor respectively
• Christine Greenwood was make-up designer on Remembrance of the Daleks too
• film editor Jamie Pearson also edited nine episodes (from The Eleventh Hour to The Angels Take Manhattan)
• Edmund Butt was the composer on An Adventure in Space and Time too
• Matt Wood (visual effects supervisor) and Simon Blackledge (VFX artist) both worked on A Town Called Mercy and The Power of Three - Wood also worked on The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
• Antonia Grant was also the location manager on The Sound of Drums and Last of the Time Lords

Doctor Who Vs. Coronation Street @ 65, Part 11: 1996-1999

By 1997, the Street's viewing figures were lagging

behind rival EastEnders, with the programme yet

again perceived as dated. ITV bosses were keen

to make sweeping changes, and sought to attract

a younger audience.

Outgoing produced Sue Pritchard was replaced by

Brian Park, and his short reign saw the culling of

many established cast members, starting with the sacking of Peter Baldwin (who had played Derek Wilton since 1975).

Park's controversial tenure saw the arrival of the

unpopular Battersby family, the introduction of

Hayley Patterson (the first transgender character

 in British soap history), and he was responsible

for the infamous Weatherfield One storyline when

Deirdre was jailed (watched by 19 million viewers).

David Hanson, the show's next producer, oversaw

another landmark for Corrie, when its first Asian

family, the Desais took over the corner shop in

1999, following the death of Alf Roberts (played

by Bryan Mosley since 1961). The year also saw

another expansion of the outdoor set (with Victoria Street built to accom-

modate new businesses and flats), and the appointment of another

producer, Jane Macnaught. These four years on the cobbles included

scripts from Paul Cornell, Gareth Roberts, and Phil Ford, and

featured a total of twenty-five Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

• Phil Collinson (the future producer of both Doctor Who and Corrie) appeared in episode 4302 as Bob Wright
• Glyn Pritchard (Fox) was Eddie Jones in 73 Yards
• Jane Booker (Mrs. Hall) voiced Dron/Yetana for Big Finish's How to Make a Killing in Time Travel (2018), and Dr. Kantia Jordsand/ Harmony/Librarian for Last Words (2024)
• Su Douglas (Mrs. Bradley here; Meredith, 2012) 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)
• Michael Walker (Motorist) was Radar Operator [Harry] in The Claws of Axos, and Miseus in The Time Monster
• James Garbutt (Wilf) was Ronson in Genesis of the Daleks
• Peter Kay (Shopfitter here; Eric Gartside, 2004) was Victor Kennedy, the Abzorbaloff in Love & Monsters
• Darryl Clark (PC here; Clerk, 2009; Seth, 2018) was Officer Will in Resolution
• Suranne [born Sarah Anne] Jones (Mandy here; Karen Phillips/ McDonald, 2000 to 2004) was the eponymous subject of The Sarah Jane Adventures: Mona Lisa's Revenge, then played Idris (pictured) in The Doctor's Wife
• Derek Riddell (Newbould) was Robert MacLeish in Tooth and Claw
• Andrew Knott (Liam) voiced James O'Meara for 1963: Fanfare for the Common Men (2013), and Sean Casey for The White Room (2014)
• William [Michael] Ilkley [born Brown] (Horrocks) was Tim Bass in The Mark of the Rani
• Jennifer [Hayes] Hennessy (DC Kay here; Bernie, 2009) was Valerie Brannigan in Gridlock, and Moira in The Pilot and Extremis
• John Normington (Groves) was Morgus in The Caves of Androzani, and Trevor Sigma in The Happiness Patrol
• Michael Cochrane (Fay) was Charles Cranleigh in Black Orchid, Redvers Fenn-Cooper in Ghost Light, then voiced Lt. Col. Brook for No Man's Land (2006), Murgat for Brotherhood of the Daleks (2008), Colonel Spindleton for Trail of the White Worm and The Oseidon Adventure (both 2012), Chivers for The Time Machine (2013), and Geralk for The Fate of Krelos and Return to Telos (2015)
• Brigit [Dorothea] Forsyth [born Connell] (Babs) was Ruth Maxtible in The Evil of the Daleks
• Victoria Alcock (Mary) was Angela Whittaker in Planet of the Dead, then voiced Marion for Power Play, and Winnie O'Connor for The Lonely Clock (both 2012)
• Julie [Claire] Hesmondhalgh (Hayley Patterson/Cropper) was Judy Maddox in Kerblam!
• David [John] Simeon [born Townsend] (Dr. Bird) was Private Latimer in Inferno, and Alastair Fergus in (episode 1 of) The Daemons
• Stephen Billington (Greg Kelly) voiced Commander Bergam for Ice Station Alpha (2016)
• Suzanne Bertish (Viv) voiced Aldis for Nevernor (2020)
• Raji James (Collector) was Dr. Rajesh Singh in Doomsday and Army of Ghosts
• Elizabeth Rider (Kathleen here; Genna, 2006) provided the ATMOS voice for The Sontaran Stratagem, was Linda in The Time of the Doctor, and voiced Galatea for The Well-Mannered War (2015)
• Annie Hulley (Gwen) voiced the Newsreader for The Happiness Patrol (3)
• Jonathan Guy Lewis (Bentley) voiced Marcus Bray for After the Daleks (2021)

Doctor Who On This Day #323

 

1924 - Actor William Russell born Russell

Enoch, in Sunderland

1965 - Planet of Giants, Episodes 2 and

3 both repeated on ABC

1966 - The Power of the Daleks, Episode

3 first broadcast on BBC1

1974 - The Curse of Peladon, Episode 3, Frontier

in Space, Episode 3, The Mutants, Episode 3 and

The Time Monster, Episodes 3 and 6 all repeated

on ABC

1975 - The Sea Devils, Episode 2 first

screened on WTTW 11

1977 - Image of the Fendahl, Part 4 first

screened on BBC1; and Daleks' Invasion

Earth 2150 AD screened on Ten

1981 - Carnival of Monsters, Episode

4 repeated; and Warriors' Gate, Part

1 repeated on KQED Plus

1982 - The Invisible Enemy, Part

3 repeated on KQED Plus

1983 - State of Decay, Part

1 repeated on KQED Plus

1984 - Time Flight Omnibus

repeated on WTTW 11

1985 - The Seeds of Doom, Part

6 repeated on KQED Plus

1986 - 100,000 BC, Episode 3: The Forest of

Fear repeated on KQED Plus; and The Monster

of Peladon, Part 3 repeated on TV1

1987 - Pyramids of Mars, Part

4 repeated on KQED Plus

1988 - The Seeds of Death Omnibus and The

Five Doctors both first screened on TV2; and

The Silurians, Episode 4 repeated on KQED Plus

1989 - The Three Doctors Omnibus repeated

on KQED Plus

1991 - The Leisure Hive, Part 1 repeated

on ABC; and The Mark of the Rani, Part

1 (of 4) both repeated on KQED Plus

1992 - The Rescue, Episode 2: The

Powerful Enemy repeated on UK Gold

1993 - Planet of the Daleks, Episode 3 repeated 

and Missing in Action first screened, both on BBC1
1994 - Kinda Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1995 - The Hand of Fear Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold

1996 - The Krotons, Episode

2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1997 - The Aztecs, Episode 4: The Day of Darkness first screened
 on Space; and Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Part 3 repeated on UKTV

1998 - The Sensorites, Episode 1: Strangers in Space repeated on
Space; and The Five Doctors, Part 1 (of 4) repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1999 - The Keys of Marinus, Episode 5: Sentence of Death
 repeated on Space; The Ambassadors of Death, Episodes

4 and 5 both first screened on TG4; and Genesis

of the Daleks, Part 5 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2000 - The Daemons, Episode 5 repeated

 on Prime; The Time Monster Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold; The Seeds of Doom,

Part 6 repeated on KUED; The Deadly

Assassin, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated

on KBTC; The Talons of Weng-Chiang,

Parts 5 and 6 both repeated on NHPTV; 

Underworld, Part 1 repeated on Lakeshore PTV; Image of the Fendahl, 
Part 4 repeated on Twin Cities PTV; The Invasion of Time, Parts 3 and 
4 both repeated on WQED; The Armageddon Factor, Parts 3 and 4 both 
repeated on Colorado PTV; Kinda, Part 2 repeated on BBC Prime; The 
Visitation, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on MiND; The Two Doctors 
Omnibus repeated on MPT; Paradise Towers, Part 1 repeated on WUSF; and Remembrance of the Daleks Omnibus repeated on WCET

2001 - The Claws of Axos, Episode 4 and

Colony in Space, Episode 1 both repeated

on KQED Plus; and Planet of Fire, Part 4

repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2002 - Logopolis, Part 3 repeated

 on BBC Kids (Can)

2003 - The Rescue, Episode 1 repeated

on ABC; The Androids of Tara, Parts 3

and 4 both repeated on BBC Kids (Can);

and Full Circle, Parts 1 and 2 both

repeated on UK Gold

2005 - Planet of Fire Omnibus repeated on UK Gold;

The End of the World repeated on Jimmy; The Unquiet

Dead repeated and World War Three and Dalek both

first screened, all on France 4; Aliens of London

repeated on UK Gold and France 4; and Invaders

from Mars, Episode 4 first broadcast on Radio 7

2006 - Invasion of the Dinosaurs Omnibus repeated 

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

KBTC; Revenge of the Cybermen, Parts 3 and 4

both repeated on WCET; The Masque of Mandragora Omnibus

repeated on MPT; The Empty Child repeated on UKTV (Aus); Boom 
Town first screened on YLE TV2; and Doctor Who: A Celebration staged at Millennium stadium, Cardiff and broadcast live on Radio Wales

2007 - The Unquiet Dead and Doctor Who Confidential: TARDIS Tales 
both repeated on WEDU; The Doctor Dances repeated and Doctor

Who Confidential: Weird Science first screened, both on WTTW

11; Bad Wolf and Doctor Who Confidential: The World of Who

both repeated on WUFT; and The Satan Pit repeated on UK Gold

2008 - Meglos, Parts 2 and 3 both first screened on MTV3

SciFi and TV4; and Gridlock, Daleks in Manhattan, Doctor

Who Confidential: Are We There Yet? and A New York

Story all repeated on BBC3

2009 - Aliens of London repeated on Syfy (FRG); Rise of the
Cybermen repeated on Syfy (Spa); and Blink repeated and
Greatest Moments: Time Travel first screened, both on BBC3

2010 - The Fires of Pompeii and Doctor Who Confidential: The
 Italian Job both repeated on BBC3; Planet of the Ood repeated
on WGVU; and The Doctor's Daughter repeated on Space

2011 - The Long Game repeated on Watch; Last of the Time
Lords repeated on Space; The End of Time, Part 1 and Doctor
Who Confidential Cutdown: What Goes on Tour both repeated
 on UKTV (Aus); and The Rebel Flesh repeated on Syfy (Spa)

2012 - Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Parts 5 and 6 both repeated
on Syfy (Aus); A Town Called Mercy repeated on BBC America;
and The Whispering Forest, Episode 2 repeated on Radio 4 Extra

2013 - The Creature from the Pit, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
on Syfy (Aus); Doctor Who TV Movie, Boom Town and 

The Doctors Revisited: The Eighth Doctor all repeated on

 Watch; Rose, The End of the World, The Unquiet Dead, Aliens 

of London, World War Three, Dalek, The Long Game, Father's Day, The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances, The Doctors 
Revisited: The Ninth Doctor and The Tenth Doctor all 

repeated on BBC America; Army of Ghosts repeated on

UKTV (Aus); The Stolen Earth repeated on Syfy (Port); 

The End of Time, Part 2 repeated on BBC Nordic; Cold

Blood repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; The Big Bang

 and Doctor Who Confidential: Out of Time both repeated

on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Doctor's Wife

repeated on BBC Entertainment EU, Romania and ME;

The God Complex repeated on France 4; A Town Called

 Mercy repeated on UKTV (NZ) and Syfy (Port); The

Angels Take Manhattan and The Snowmen both

repeated on BBC AP; Journey to the Centre of the

TARDIS repeated on ABC2 and Really Scary TV;

Nightmare in Silver repeated on Ztélé; Tales from the

TARDIS first screened on BBC America and Space; The

Science of Doctor Who first screened on BBC America; 

A Thousand Tiny Wings, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated,

1963: Fanfare for the Common Man, Episodes 1 and 2

both repeated and Episodes 3 and 4 both first broadcast,

all on Radio 4 Extra

2014 - The Three Doctors, Episodes 3 and 4 both first screened on Retro
 TV; Kinda, Parts 3 and 4 both first screened on Horror; Earthshock, Parts
1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Sound of Drums, The Doctors 
Revisited: The Sixth Doctor and The Seventh Doctor all repeated on
Watch; Partners in Crime repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Unicorn and 
the Wasp, Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead all repeated
on BBC America; Flesh and Stone repeated on KCPT2; A Good Man 
Goes to War repeated on KLRU; and The Angels Take Manhattan 
repeated on YLE TV2

2015 - Death to the Daleks, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Horror;
Planet of the Spiders, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; The 
Seeds of Doom, Part 5, Four to Doomsday, Part 3 and Human Nature 
all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Fires of Pompeii repeated on TV
Cultura; Planet of the Ood and Doctor Who Confidential: Oods and 
Ends both repeated on UNC-MX; Planet of the Dead repeated on

BBC Entertainment AP; The Beast Below and Victory of the Daleks 
both repeated on BBC America; The Rebel Flesh repeated on BBC
Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Name of the Doctor repeated on
Syfy (Port); The Caretaker and Mummy on the Orient Express both
repeated on Fox (FRG); Kill the Moon repeated on WTTW Prime and Fox; and Flatline repeated on KCPT2 and Fox

2016 - Genesis of the Daleks Omnibus, Doomsday, The Stolen Earth, 

Journey's End, Asylum of the Daleks, Into the Dalek, The Magician's Apprentice and The Witch's Familiar all repeated on BBC America; 
The Brain of Morbius, Part 4, The Seeds of Doom, Part 1 and The 
Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Parts 3 and 4 all repeated on Retro TV;
Smith and Jones, The Shakespeare Code and Gridlock all repeated on
BBC Polska HD; Daleks in Manhattan and Evolution of the Daleks both
repeated on BBC America and BBC Polska HD; Last of the Time Lords,
Voyage of the Damned, Partners in Crime and The Fires of Pompeii 
all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below, 
The Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone and The Vampires of Venice

all repeated on Syfy (LA); Victory of the Daleks repeated on BBC

America and Syfy (LA); Amy's Choice, The Hungry Earth, Cold 
Blood, Vincent and the Doctor and The Lodger all repeated on

BBC Entertainment AP; The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang

 both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP and Syfy (LA); The Rebel 
Flesh, The Almost People, A Good Man Goes to War, Let's Kill Hitler 
and Night Terrors all repeated on Syfy (Bra); The God Complex 
repeated on The Zone; The Time of the Doctor repeated on Watch;
Mummy on the Orient Express and Flatline both repeated on BBC 
Entertainment EU and RAI4; and Class, Episode 4 first screened
on TLC TV and Episode 6 released on BBC3 and first screened on
BBC First (ME) and BBC First (Sing)

2017 - The Ambassadors of Death, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated on 
KBTC; The Sontaran Experiment and Genesis of the Daleks Omnibuses 
both repeated on WSRE; Revenge of the Cybermen, Parts 2 and 3 and 
The Android Invasion Omnibus all repeated on Retro TV; Planet of Evil
Omnibus repeated on MPTV; Underworld Omnibus repeated on WFWA; 
The Pirate Planet Omnibus repeated on WILL; The Armageddon Factor, 
Part 3 repeated on KPTS; The Keeper of Traken, Part 2 repeated on 
Jones! too; Logopolis Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV; The King's Demons Omnibus repeated on PBS North; Dalek and The Lazarus Experiment both repeated on Syfy (Aus); New Earth repeated on The 
Box; Planet of the Dead and The Waters of Mars both repeated on 
RAI4; The Curse of the Black Spot, The Doctor's Wife and The Rebel

Flesh all repeated on One ARD; Kill the Moon repeated on BBC First 

(ME); Flatline, Dark Water and Death in Heaven all repeated on W; 

In the Forest of the Night repeated on BBC Entertainment EU and

W; and Heaven Sent and Hell Bent both repeated on Fox (FRG)

2018 - Terminus Omnibus repeated on WETA-UK; The Witch's

Familiar repeated on Fox (FRG); The Lie of the Land and

Empress of Mars both repeated on BBC Polska HD; and

Kerblam! first screened on BBC America, ABC and Space

2019 - The Caves of Androzani, Parts 3 and 4 both

repeated on Retro TV; The Runaway Bride, Smith

and Jones and The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos all

repeated on One ARD; and The Angels Take

Manhattan repeated on BBC Polska HD

2020 - Daleks!, Episode 2: The Sentinel

of the Fifth Galaxy released on YouTube

2021 - The Angels Take Manhattan

repeated on ABC2

2022 - Planet of the Dead repeated

on ABC2; and Face the Raven and

Heaven Sent both repeated on Fox

SciFi

2023 - The Monster of Peladon, Parts

1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; The

Sontaran Stratagem, The Poison Sky,

The Doctor's Daughter, The Unicorn

and the Wasp, Silence in the Library,

Forest of the Dead, Midnight, Turn

Left, The Stolen Earth, Journey's End

and The Next Doctor all repeated on

Foxtel; The Wilderness Years first

broadcast on Radio 2; and Surviving

Doctor Who: An A-Z, Episode 2

first broadcast on Radio 4 Extra

2024 - The Girl Who Died repeated on

ABC Family and ABC Entertains

2025 - The Silurians, Episodes 1 to

4 and The Sea Devils, Episodes 3 to

6 all repeated on U&Eden