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Friday, 17 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), Series 1

Before Doctor Who was reimagined
for the twenty-first century, another
cult Sixties TV drama, Randall and
Hopkirk (Deceased) was deftly
brought back from the dead for BBC1
by Working Title Television. Writer and director Charlie Higson made Hitch-
cockesque cameos in all thirteen
episodes.
Originally shown on ITV from Septem-
ber 1969 to March 1970, the original twenty six part series was created by
Dennis Spooner.
Comic duo Vic Reeves (stage name of
James Moir) and Bob Mortimer reprised
the roles of detective partners Marty
Hopkirk and Jeff Randall, whilst Emilia
Fox and Tom Baker played Jeannie
and Wyvern.
Murray Gold composed the show's
incidental music, whilst the theme tune was provided by David Arnold who later arranged Ron Grainer's iconic com-
position for Big Finish's Eighth Doctor adventures. The first, six-part run
featured David Tennant, Mark Gatiss, Charles Dance, Hugh Laurie, and
total of twenty-nine other Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Drop Dead (UK TX: March 18 2000)
  • Jessica Hynes [nee Stevenson] (Felia) was Joan Redfern in Human Nature and The Family of Blood, then (that character's great grand-daughter) Verity Newman in The End of Time, and voiced Glory Bee for Big Finish's Invaders from Mars (2002)
  • Steve Pemberton (DS Liddel) was Strackman Lux in Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead
  • Gemma Page (Woman) voiced an Agent for The Flood (2019)
  • Paul Shearer (Man) voiced King Henry VIII for Recorded Time, and Cranston for A Most Excellent Match (both 2011)
  • Laurie [Philip] Goode (Removal Man) was 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
  • series ADR editor Paul McFadden was sound supervisor on eighty-two stories (from Rose to The Power of Three), The Infinite Quest, Time Crash, Music of the Spheres, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
Mental Apparition Disorder (UK TX: March 25)
  • [Alexander] Martin Clunes (Nash) was Lon in Snakedance
  • Richard [Andrew Palethorpe] Todd (Waterman) was Sanders in Kinda
  • Wanda Ventham (Alice) was Jean Rook in The Faceless Ones, Thea Ransone in Image of the Fendahl, and Faroon in Time and the Rani
  • [Leslie] Steven Berkoff [born Berks] (the Mouth) was the Shakri in The Power of Three
  • Rachel Talalay was also director of seven episodes (from Dark Water to Twice Upon a Time) and The Star Beast
The Best Years of Your Death (UK TX: April 1)
  • Rory Jennings (Daniel) was Tommy Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern, and voiced Davros for Innocence (2006)
  • Peter [John] Bowles (Graves) was Lionel Carson in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Man Who Never Was
  • Phyllis Logan (Harriet) was Andinio in The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
  • Mark Straker (Dawkins) was a Trooper in Earthshock
    Paranoia (UK TX: April 8)
    • Arabella Weir (Judith) was Bilis in The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, and voiced the Doctor for Exile (2003), then Angie Glazebrook for Prisoner of the Ood (2018)
    • Tim Wallers (Lacey here & Series 2: Painkillers) was Childers in Victory of the Daleks, and Felix Gladstock in The War Between the Land and the Sea, and voiced Justinian for The Secret History (2015), and Commander Roxita/Chief Raldon for Day of the Vashta Nerada (2017)
    • Simon [John] Pegg [born Beckingham] (Pope) was the Editor in The Long Game, voiced Don Chaney for Invaders from Mars, and was Narrator of the first run of Doctor Who Confidential
    • Paul Rhys (Milton) was Max Paul for The Scapegoat (2009)
    • Joanna Kanska (Magda) voiced Rachel for Situation Vacant (2010)
    • Tony Way (Hammer) was Alf in Deep Breath
    Blast from the Past (UK TX: April 15)
    • Mark Benton (Wallis) was Clive [Finch] in Rose (a role reprised by Big Finish for The Dimension Cannon), and voiced Ellis for Invaders from Mars, and Jack Coulson for Energy of the Daleks (2012)
    • prolific Big Finish actor Susan [Elizabeth] Brown (Deirdre) was Bridget Spears in Torchwood: Children of Earth
    • Patrick [Geoffrey] Ryecart (Posh Man) was Dr. Crozier in Mindwarp
    A Man of Substance (UK TX: April 22)
    • Elizabeth [Jean] Spriggs [born Williams] (Mrs. Glauneck) was Tabby in Paradise Towers
    • Gareth [Daniel Noake] Thomas (Bechard) voiced Lord Tamworth for Storm Warning (2001), Kalendorf for Dalek Empire and Return of the Daleks (2006), and Astaroth Morax for Last of the Colophon (2014)
    • Tony Bluto (Banks) was Driver Joe in Midnight
    • Rachel Weaver (Mrs Banks) was Inga in Terminus
    • Hugh [Lewis] Lloyd (Seth) was Garonwy in Delta and the Bannermen

    Sunday, 5 April 2026

    Doctor Who Vs. Campion, Series 1


    The only television adaptations of the classic crime stories of Margery
    Allingham were originally transmitted in 1989 and 1990, and starred
    Peter Davison as gentleman sleuth Albert Campion (pictured centre),
    with Brian Glover (as his manservant Magersfontein Lugg, left), and
    Andrew Burt (as Inspector Stanislaus Oates, right).
    Allingham (1904-1966) penned eighteen Campion novels and twenty 
    short stories between 1929 and 1965, whilst her final work (Cargo of 
    Eagleswas completed by her husband and published posthumously 
    in 1968.
    repeat run of the eight-part series began on U&Drama today it
    featured a total of thirty-five Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

    Look to the Lady (BBC1 TX: January 22 & 29 1989/BBC2 TX:
    December 27 2009/Published 1931)
    • John [Harry] Gill (Peck) was Mr. Oak in Fury from the Deep
    • Roy Evans (Branch) was Trantis in The Daleks' Master Plan, Bert in The Green Death, and Miner in The Monster of Peladon
    • Dinny Powell (King) was a stuntman on (episode 1 of) Terror of the Autons, and Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4) and Genesis of the Daleks (3)
    • Paul Heasman (Taxi Driver) was a Nazi in Silver Nemesis, and the stunt arranger on Survival
    • cinematographer John Baker was a film cameraman on The Evil of the Daleks, Terror of the Autons, The Three Doctors, The Masque of Mandragora, Castrovalva, Snakedance, The Five Doctors and The Twin Dilemma
    • Ken Ledsham was also production designer on The Ribos Operation, Destiny of the Daleks and The King's Demons
    • Suzan Broad was make-up designer on Kinda too
    • Tony Harding was also VFX designer on The Invisible Enemy, The Power of Kroll, State of Decay, The King's Demons and The Awakening
    • Diana Brookes was production assistant on Arc of Infinity too
    Police at the Funeral (TX: February 5 & 12/Pub. 1931)
    • Timothy [Lancaster] West (Faraday) voiced Kai Tobias for Phobos (2007), Turvey for Cuddlesome (2008), and Dr. Magnus Soames for House of Blue Fire (2011)
    • Mary [Lilian Agnes] Morris (Caroline) was Panna in Kinda
    • Gillian [Mary] Martell (Julia) was Lily Gregson in K9 and Company
    • John Franklyn-Robbins (Seeley) was a Time Lord in Genesis of the Daleks (1)
    • cinematographer here Ian Punter was a film cameraman on Planet of the Spiders (1) and Resurrection of the Daleks
    • Howard Billingham was the film editor on The Mind of Evil too
    • Dinah Collin was also costume designer on Earthshock, Enlightenment and The Mark of the Rani
    • production manager Joanna Gueritz was an AFM (assistant floor manager) on Frontios
    • Chris Ferriday was property buyer on Remembrance of the Daleks too
    • film recordist Malcolm Campbell worked on film sound for The Caves of Androzani and The Twin Dilemma 
    The Case of the Late Pig (TX: February 19 & 26/Pub. 1937)
    • [Francis] Michael Gough (Hayhoe) played the titular role in The Celestial Toymaker, and was Councillor Hedin in Arc of Infinity
    • Moray [Robin Philip Adrian] Watson (Sir Leo) was Sir Robert Muir in Black Orchid
    • Rob [Charlton] Edwards (Whippet) provided the voice of Xoanon for The Face of Evil, and was Chub in The Robots of Death (1)
    • Voice artist Peter Tuddenham (Pepper) worked on The Ark in Space (1), The Masque of Mandragora and Time and the Rani
    • Georgine Anderson (Turner) was May in Gridlock
    • Philip Bird (Bathwick) made his TV debut as a Swampie in The Power of Kroll
    • Joanna Newbery was AFM on Time and the Rani too
    • film recordist here Richard Manton worked on film sound for The Daemons and The Mutants
    • Dave Bezkorowajny was VFX designer on Battlefield too
    Death of a Ghost (TX: March 5 & 12/Pub. 1934)
    • Michael Owen Morris was PA (production assistant) on The Pirate Planet, then also director of The Awakening
    • Milton Johns [born John Robert Milton] (Potter) was Theodore Benik in The Enemy of the World, Guy Crayford in The Android Invasion, and Castellan Kelner in The Invasion of Time
    • Adrian Lukis (D'Urfey) voiced Officer Bragg for Cobwebs (2010), Byzan for The Children of Seth (2011), Professor Jeffrey Broderick for Counter Measures 1 (2012), Harvey Marsh for The Justice of Jalxar, Sigmund Freud for Return of the Repressed (both 2013), Ansillon for Blood of the Time Lords (2022), and Secretary Pym for Satrap (2025) - he was also Sir Jonathan Hynes in The War Between the Land and the Sea
    • Tom Lucy (Policeman) was the stunt co-ordinator on sixteen episodes (from Smith and Jones to The Next Doctor)
    • Clare Graham was production manager on The Mysterious Planet too
    • VFX assistant Mickey Edwards was the VFX designer on Four to Doomsday
    • series stunt co-ordinator Gareth Milne was George Cranleigh in Black Orchid, Mortuary Attendant in Vengeance on Varos, and also doubled for Davison on Warriors of the Deep

    Monday, 9 March 2026

    Doctor Who Vs. Hi-De-Hi!

    This popular period sit-
    com (based on writer
    Jimmy Perry's service
    as a Butlins Redcoat)
    debuted on BBC1 at
    New Year 1980, and
    endured for nine
    seasons, and even won
    the BAFTA for Best
    Comedy Series in 1984.
    With David Croft, Perry
    (1923-2016) created
    comedies Dad's Army
    and It Ain't Half Hot Mum, then You Rang M'Lord?, whilst Croft (1922-2011) also conceived Are You Being Served? and Allo' Allo'.
    Set in the late 1950s and early Sixties, the programme followed the
    antics of the employees of the fictional Maplins holiday camp when the
    popularity of domestic holidays was already in decline. Package deals
    were increasingly luring campers abroad, and in the last episode of the
    show most of the staff lost their jobs. In real life, the camp where the
    outdoor scenes were filmed, Warners in Dovercourt, Essex, only closed
    in the 1990s.
    Hi-De-Hi! made stars of actors Ruth Madoc (as Gladys Pugh), Paul
    Shane (Ted), Simon Cadell (Fairbrother), Jeffrey Holland (Spike), Su
    Pollard (Peggy), and David Griffin (Dempster). A repeat run of the
    first, six-part series concluded on U&Gold today - it featured David
    Troughton, and a total of thirty-one Doctor Who cast and crew
    connections:
    • Griffin was Commander Mitchell in The Sea Devils
    • Leslie [Gilbert] Dwyer (Partridge) was Vorg in Carnival of Monsters
    • Barry [Frederick] Howard (Stuart-Hargreaves) was Oliver Barnes in The End of Time
    • Ben [Patrick] Aris (Dalrymple-Sykes) was Lieutenant Shears in (part 1 of) Invasion of the Dinosaurs
    • Jean Challis (Woman) was Aunt Betty in The Idiot's Lantern
    • [John] Talfryn Thomas (Davies) and Helen Dorward (Woman) both appeared in Spearhead from Space (1) as Mullins and Nurse - Thomas was also Dave in The Green Death
    • Ron [Henry] Pember (Detective) voiced Seedle for Slipback
    • Susan Jameson (Jenny) was cast as Morgan for Colony in Space but was replaced by Tony Caunter - she later voiced Mrs. Moynihan for The Spectre of Lanyon Moor (2000), then Fenella Wibbsey for Hornets' Nest (2009), Demon Quest (2010), Serpent Crest (2011), The Thing from the Sea (2018), The Winged Coven (2019) and The Penumbra Affair (2022)
    • Ian [Gordon Arthur] Collier (Sutcliffe) and John [Christopher] D Collins [born Dixon] (Bailiff) both starred in Arc of Infinity as Omega and Talor - Collier was also Stuart Hyde in The Time Monster
    • Derek Benfield (Dad) voiced Dr. John Hallam for Catch 1782 (2005)
    • Michael [Anthony] Robbins (Roger) was Richard Mace in The Visitation
    • Timothy [Dingwall] Bateson (Charlie) was Binro in The Ribos Operation
    • Perry Benson (Trevor) was the Ice Cream Man in The Eleventh Hour
    • Kathleen [Mary] Bidmead (Matron) was Tribe Elder in The Mysterious Planet, Rezzie in Paradise Towers, Mrs. Smith in Remembrance of the Daleks, Tourist in Silver Nemesis, and Woman in Survival
    • Jimmy [Campbell] Mac [born McLeod] (Camper) was Villager in The Daemons, and Peasant in State of Decay (1)
    • Arthur Bostrom (Hulk) voiced Arken for Scaredy Cat (2005)
    • Michael [Harold] Lomax (Vicar) was Technician in The Silurians (1)
    • Keith [Charles] James (Camper) was Patterson in Inferno (5)
    • Martyn Read (Sergeant) was Security Guard in Silver Nemesis (1)
    • Sarah Jones Parry (Player) was Citizen in Full Circle (1)
    • Jeff Stewart [born Stewart Jeffrey] (Constable) was Dukkha in Kinda
    • Geoffrey Leesley (Collector) voiced Paramount Minister Mortund for Arrangements for War (2004)
    • Freddie Earlle (Jack) was Aldo in Warriors' Gate
    • Morris [Randolph] Barry (Monty) was Tollund in The Creature from the Pit (1), but is better known as director of The MoonbaseThe Tomb of the Cybermen and The Dominators
    • Russell Brook (Waiter) was Crewman in Warriors of the Deep, Atten- dant in Revelation of the Daleks (1), Lakertyan/Tetrap/Genius for Time and the Rani, and Chimeron for Delta and the Bannermen (1)
    • Jay McGrath (Man) was Worker in The War Machines (3), UNIT Soldier in The Silurians (3), Coven Member in Image of the Fendahl, and Dead Androgum in The Two Doctors (1)
    • Harry Fielder (Constable) was a Guard (in serials PP, ZZZ, 4L, 4P, 5A, 5F, 5Z), Crewman (SS, 4T), Vogan (4D), Assassin (4Q), Tigellan (5Q), and Krarg in Shada
    • Paul Allen was also production designer on The Seeds of Death, Spearhead from Space and Horror of Fang Rock
    • Mike Robotham was also film editor on The King's Demons and The Two Doctors

    Tuesday, 10 February 2026

    Doctor Who On This Day #41

      

    1939 - Actor Peter Purves born in New
    Longton, Lancs
    1968 - The Web of Fear, Episode 2
    first screened on BBC1
    1970 - Writer Robert Shearman born
     in London
    1973 - Carnival of Monsters, Episode
    3 first screened on BBC1
    1978 Terror of the Zygons, Part
    4 first screened on ABC
    1979 - The Armageddon Factor, Part
    4 first screened on BBC1
    1982 - The Masque of Mandragora,
    Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus; and
    KindaPart 4 first screened on BBC
    Cymru
    1983 - Destiny of the Daleks, Part
    2 repeated on KQED Plus
    1984 - Enlightenment, Part 2
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1985 The Ark in Space Omnibus
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1986 - The Krotons, Episode 2
    repeated on ABC
    1987 The Time Meddler, Episode 2: The Meddling
    Monk repeated on KQED Plus; and Revenge of the
    Cybermen, Part 3 repeated on TV1
    1988 The Invasion of Time, Part 3 repeated on KQED
    Plus; and The Armageddon FactorPart 2 repeated on
    TV2
    1989 Day of the Daleks, Episode 4 repeated on KQED
     Plus; and The Ark in Space, Part 1 repeated on ABC
    1990 Earthshock, Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus
    1993 The War Games, Episode 7 repeated on UK Gold
    1994 Horror of Fang Rock, Part 3 repeated on UK Gold;
    and Attack of the Cybermen, Part 1 (of 4) repeated on
    ABC
    1996 - The Ghosts of N-Space,
    Episode first broadcast on Radio 2
    1997 The Sea Devils Omnibus repeated 
    on KQED Plus; Day of the DaleksEpisode
    repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The Time
    Monster Omnibus repeated on UK Gold
    1998 The Dominators, Episode 2 first screened
    on Space; and The Visitation, Part 1 repeated on
    UKTV (Aus)
    1999 - The Dominators, Episode 2 repeated on
    Space; and Survival, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    2000 - The Aztecs, Episode 2: The Warriors of Death
    repeated on UKTV (Aus); The War GamesEpisode 1
    repeated on Space; and Colony in Space, Episode 1
     first screened on TG4
    2001 Pyramids of Mars Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);
    The Androids of Tara, Part 1 first screened on Prairie PTV;
    Nightmare of Eden, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Colorado 
    PTV; The Horns of Nimon, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on
    Iowa PTV; and Time Flight, Part 3 repeated on BBC Prime
    2002 The Silurians Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; The Green 
    Death Omnibus repeated on MPT; The Robots of Death, Part 3
    repeated on WILL; The Horns of Nimon, Part 3 repeated on Twin
    Cities PTV; Warriors' Gate, Part 4 and The Keeper of Traken, Part
    1 both repeated on WCET; Four to DoomsdayParts 1 and 2 both
    repeated on Lakeshore PTV; Kinda, Part 2 repeated on WQED;
    The Visitation, Parts  3 and 4 both repeated on NHPTV; Mawdryn
    UndeadParts 3 and 4 both repeated on Colorado PTV; and
    Resurrection of the Daleks, Parts 1 and 2 (of 4) both repeated
    on Iowa PTV
    2004 - The Tomb of the Cybermen,
    Episode 4 repeated on ABC
    2005 The Robots of Death, Part 4
    repeated on ABC
    2006 The Christmas Invasion repeated
     on BBC3
    2007 The Age of Steel repeated on UK Gold
    2008 - Aliens in London repeated on WXXI;
    and The Sound of Drums and Last of the
    Time Lords both repeated on France 4
    2009 The Long Game and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: 
    The Dark Side both repeated on UKTV (Aus); Tooth and Claw
    and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Fear Factor both
    repeated on ABC1; and The Idiot's Lantern and Doctor Who 
    Confidential: The Writer's Tale both repeated on BBC3
    2010 The Girl in the Fireplace repeated on Syfy (FRG);
    and Smith and JonesThe Shakespeare CodeDoctor
    Who Confidential: Meet Martha Jones and Greatest
    Moments: Rose all repeated on BBC3
    2011 - Terror of the Zygons, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on 
    MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4; Human Nature repeated on Space;
    and Greatest Moments: The Companions repeated on UKTV
    (Aus)
    2012 The Christmas Invasion repeated on BBC
    America; The Idiot's Lantern and The Impossible
    Planet both repeated on BBC3; The Shakespeare
    Code repeated on BBC Entertainment Ind and
    ABC2; and The Sound of Drums repeated on Watch
    2013 The Dominators Omnibus repeated on UKTV; The 
    Eleventh Hour and Doctor Who Confidential: Call Me The Doctor
     both repeated on Iowa PTV; The Lodger and The Pandorica Opens 
    both repeated on Fox (FRG); The Almost People and Doctor Who 
    Confidential: Take Two both repeated on MPTV; The God Complex
     and Doctor Who Confidential: Heartbreak Hotel both first screened
     on WPT; and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Here Comes the
    Girls repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    2014 The Deadly Assassin, Parts 3 and 4 and Frontios, Parts
    3 and 4 all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Utopia repeated on France 4;
    Silence in the LibraryForest of the Dead and Midnight all repeated
    on Syfy (Port); The Big Bang repeated on Watch; Day of the Moon
    repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; Night Terrors 
    repeated on UKTV (Aus); The Bells of Saint John repeated 
    on Ztélé; and Nightmare in Silver repeated on WPT
    2015 - Planet of Evil, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on Horror;
    Horror of Fang RockPart 4, Army of Ghosts and The Impossible Astronaut all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Sun Makers, Parts 1
    and 2 both first screened on Retro TV; The Empty Child repeated
    on KCPT2; The Vampires of Venice and Amy's Choice both 
    repeated on BBC America; The Curse of the Black Spot repeated 
    on Syfy (Ben); Dinosaurs on a Spaceship repeated on BBC
     Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Hide repeated on Watch; and 
    The Name of the Doctoand Doctor Who Confidential: River 
    Runs Wild both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP
    2016 - The Power of Kroll, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro
    TV; Silver Nemesis, Part 3 and The Greatest Show in the Galaxy,
    Part 1 both repeated on Horror; Rose and Doctor Who Confid-
    ential: Bringing Back the Doctor both repeated on ABC2; The 
    Fires of Pompeii and Planet of the Ood both repeated on BBC
    America; The Rebel Flesh repeated on BBC Polska HD; The 
    Angels Take Manhattan repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Day of 
    the Doctor repeated on TV Cultura; Into the Dalek repeated 
    on KLRU; Listen repeated on BBC First (ME); Time Heist 
    repeated on WGVU; Sleep No More, Face the Raven,
    Death in Heaven and The Husbands of River Song all
    repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; and The Woman
     Who Lived repeated on FX (Ind)
    2017 - The War Machines, Episode 3 repeated on The Zone; 
    Warriors' Gate, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on Retro TV;
    Tooth and Claw and School Reunion both repeated on FX
    (Ind); Midnight, A Town Called Mercy, The Power of Three, 
    The Angels Take ManhattanThe Snowmen and The Bells of 
    Saint John all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Cold BloodVincent
    and the Doctor and Sleep NMore all repeated on Syfy (Bra);
    The Impossible AstronautIn the Forest of the Night and Dark 
    Water all repeated on France 4; The God Complex and Closing 
    Time both repeated on BBC Polska HD; Flatline repeated on
    KLRU; Aladdin Time, Part 1 first broadcast on Radio 4 Extra;
    and ClassEpisode 4 first screened on Prime
    2018 Underworld, Parts 2 and 3 and The Twin Dilemma
    Parts and all repeated on Retro TV; Rose, Heaven Sent
    Hell Bent and The Girl Who Died  all repeated on Syfy
    (Aus); The Lazarus Experiment, 42 and Human Nature all 
    repeated on Star World Premiere; The Almost People 
    and A Good Man Goes to War both repeated on Syfy
     (LA); Asylum of the DaleksDinosaurs on a Spaceship,
    A Town Called Mercy, The Power of Three and The
     Angels Take Manhattan all repeated on BBC Polska
    HD; The Pyramid at the End of the World, The Lie
     of the Land and Empress of Mars all repeated on
    Fox (FRG); The Eaters of Light repeated on Fox
    and Syfy (LA); World Enough and Time repeated
    on Fox and RAI4; The Doctor Falls repeated on
    RAI4 and Syfy (LA); and Energy of the Daleks
    repeated on Radio 4 Extra
    2019 - The Daleks, Episode 7: The Rescue and The Edge of 
    DestructionEpisode 1 both repeated on Retro TV; The Android 
    Invasion Omnibus repeated on WSRE; The Seeds of Doom
    Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; The Hand of Fear
    Omnibus repeated on MPTV; Kinda Omnibus repeated on 
    Idaho PTV; Flesh and StoneThe Vampires of VeniceAmy's 
    ChoiceThe Hungry EarthCold BloodVincent and the Doctor
     and The Lodger all repeated on W; The Rebel Flesh and The 
    Almost People both repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Power of
    Three and The Angels Take Manhattan both repeated on One
     ARD; The Ghost Monument repeated on Fox (FRG); and 
    Demons of the Punjab and Kerblam! both first screened
     on RAI4
    2020 100,000 BC Omnibus first screened
    on KVCR; The Ark Omnibus repeated on
    Retro TV; Smith and JonesThShakespeare
    Code and 42 all repeated on One ARD;
    Closing Time repeated on Syfy (Fra); Knock
    Knock repeated on Fox (FRG); and Can You
    Hear Me? first screened on BBC America and
    CTV SciFi
    2021 The Daemons, Episodes 3 and 4
    both repeated on Retro TV; Smith and
    Jones repeated on ABC2; The Hungry
    Earth and A Christmas Carol both
    repeated on Syfy (Fra); and The Rings
    of Akhaten repeated on BBC Polska HD
    2022 The Power of Kroll, Parts 1 and 2
    both repeated on Retro TV; Sleep No More
    repeated on BBC Polska HD; Arachnids in
    the UK repeated on BBC First Turkey; and
    It Takes You Away repeated on ABC2
    2023 Day of the Moon repeated on Fox
    SciFi; and The Power of Three repeated on
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