Doctor Who Vs. The Avengers @ 65: Series 4

The cult British fantasy show returned to ITV 

in the autumn of 1965, with Patrick Macnee's
Steed now joined by fellow agent, Mrs. Emma
Peel, portrayed by Diana Rigg (who replaced
 the original choice, Elizabeth Shepherd).

The chemistry between the two leads resulted 

in the show's most popular and successful era

- The Avengers now aired in over a hundred

countries and was syndicated in America.

Like her predecessor, Honor Blackman's Cathy 

Gale, Peel was unlike any female character 

seen on British TV at the time. The role earned 

Rigg sex-symbol status, and she became an

icon of Sixties feminism.
Doncaster-born Rigg (1938-2020) became a

Dame in 1994 - she was as Mrs. Gillyflower in

The Crimson Horror, alongside her daughter,

Rachael Stirling.

Malcolm Hulke, John Lucarotti and Robert

Banks Stewart all provided screenplays here.

The twenty-six part season featured Bernard Cribbins (as Arkwright in The  Girl From Auntie), and a total of ninety-three

Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

The Town of No Return (UK TX: September 28 1965)

• Patrick [David] Newell (Smallwood here; Collins in Something Nasty in the Nursery; Mother in Series 6) and Peter Brace (Soldier) both appeared in The Android Invasion, as Colonel Faraday and Guard respectively - Brace was also Guard in The Curse of Peladon
• Terence [Joseph] Alexander (Warren) was Lord Ravensworth in The Mark of the Rani
• Roger Lloyd Pack (Man here; Professor in The Avengers, 1998) was John Lumic in Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel
• Rocky [born Laurie] Taylor (Fencing Double here; Martial Artist in The Cybernauts; Maker in The Danger Makers; Man in The Fear Merchants; Mitchell in Escape in Time; Mercenary in Have Guns Will Haggle; Stunt Double in The New Avengers: The Eagle's Nest; Cybernaut in The Last of the Cybernauts; Soldier in Dirtier by the Dozen) was Egyptian Warrior in (episode 9 of) The Daleks' Master Plan, Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4), and Stuntman on The Idiot's Lantern

The Gravediggers (UK TX: October 7)

• Ronald [Gordon] Fraser (Winslip) was Joseph C in The Happiness Patrol
• Wanda Ventham (Nurse) was Jean Rook in The Faceless Ones, Thea Ransome in Image of the Fendahl, and Faroon in Time and the Rani - she auditioned for the role of Emma Peel in a screen test opposite Moray Watson as Steed
• [Leslie] Steven Berkoff [born Berks] (Sager) was the Shakri in The Power of Three
• Bryan Mosley (Miller) was Prop Man in The Daleks' Master Plan (7) and Malpha (in episode 11)
• [Bernard] Alan Chuntz (Pallbearer here, Henderson in The Hour That Never Was) appeared in fifteen classic era episodes (from The Seeds of Death to State of Decay)
• Billy Cornelius (Pallbearer here; Martial Artist in the next story; Glynn in Dial a Deadly Number; Tribeman in Small Game For Big Hunters) was Man-at-Arms in The Crusade (4), and Morok Guard in The Space Museum
• [John] Aubrey Richards (Palmer) was Professor Parry in The Tomb of the Cybermen
• Michael Stevens (Pallbearer here; Guard in Castle De'ath; Stunt double in A Surfeit of H2O, Dial a Deadly Number, Room Without a View, The House That Jack Built; Cleaner in Super Secret Cypher Snatch) was Soldier in The Myth Makers (1), Daffodil Man in Terror of the Autons (3), UNIT  Motorcyclist/Prisoner in The Mind of Evil, and Guard in The Curse of Peladon (1)

The Cybernauts (UK TX: October 14)

• [Francis] Michael Gough (Armstrong) was the titular entity in The Celestial Toymaker, and was Councillor Hedin in Arc of Infinity
• for Frederick Jaeger see Death of a Great Dane
• Bernard [Arthur Gordon] Horsfall (Jephcott) was Lemual Gulliver in The Mind Robber, Time Lord in The War Games, Taron in Planet of the Daleks, Chancellor Goth in The Deadly Assassin, then voiced Arnold Baynes for Big Finish's Davros (2003)
• for Burt Kwouk and Ronald Leigh-Hunt see Kill the King and Dragonsfield
• for John Hollis and Gordon Whiting see Warlock and The Golden Eggs
• John Franklyn Robbins (Gilbert) was a Time Lord in Genesis of the Daleks (1)
• Katherine Schofield (Oyuka) was Sabetha in The Keys of Marinus
• Dinny Powell, Mike Reid, and Derek Ware (Martial Artists) all had minor roles in the classic run - Powell was a stuntman on Terror of the Autons (1), and Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4) and Genesis of the Daleks (2); Reid was a Thal in Dr. Who and the Daleks, Soldier in The Myth Makers (3) and The War Machines, and Guard in The Massacre (4), whilst Ware worked on twenty-four instals as stuntman, fight arranger or extra (from An Unearthly Child to The Claws of Axos (1))

Death at Bargain Prices (UK TX: October 21)

• for Andre Morell and John Cater see Death of a Batman and The Nutshell
• TP [Thomas Patrick] McKenna (Wentworth) was Captain Cook in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 
• [Henry] George Selway (Massey) was George and Frank Meadows in The Faceless Ones
• Peter [Norman Bulmer] Howell (Popple) was the Investigator in The Mutants (6)

Castle De'ath (UK TX: October 28)

• James [Gordon] Copeland (Roberton here; Gymnast in The Master Minds) was Selris in The Krotons

The Master Minds (UK TX: November 4)

• Bernard [Joseph] Archard (Leeming) was Bragen in The Power of the Daleks, and Marcus Scarman in Pyramids of Mars
• Nigel [Richard] Lambert (Hardcastle) was Hardin in The Leisure Hive
• Martin Miller [born Rudolph Muller] (Spencer) was Kublai Khan in Marco Polo
• Paddy Ryan [born Frank Ryan McCree Singletary] (Heavy here; Chef in The Hour That Never Was) was Kaled Scientist in Genesis of the Daleks (6)

The Murder Market (UK TX: November 12)

• for John Woodvine see Square Root of Evil and Dead of Winter
• [Charles] Edward Underdown (Jonathan) was Zastor in Meglos

A Surfeit of H2O (UK TX: November 19)

• Alan Gerrard (Villager here; Fintry in Quick-Quick Slow Death) was Bovem in The Dominators
• [John] Talfryn Thomas (Barker) was Mullins in Spearhead from Space (1), and Dave in The Green Death
• Charles Rayford (Heckler here; Cook in The Hour That Never Was; Napoleon in Honey for the Prince; Bluebell for Who's Who?) was Kaled Scientist in Genesis of the Daleks
• John Timberlake [born Murphy] (Heckler here; Witness in The Curious Case of the Countless Clues) was Prisoner in The Dalek Invasion of Earth (6), Shelterer in The Enemy of the World, and Kaled Scientist in Genesis of the Daleks
• for Geoffrey Palmer see Dance With Death

The Hour That Never Was (UK TX: November 26)

• Royston [Michael John] Farrell (Officer here; Audience member in Two's A Crowd; Marshall in The Girl From Auntie) was Guardian in The Ark, Elder in The Savages (1), Technician in The Seeds of Death and The Claws of Axos (4), and Guard in The Curse of Peladon (1)
• Fred [Thomas] Haggerty (Driver) was a stuntman on The Time Meddler (2)

Dial A Deadly Number (UK TX: December 3)

• Tina Packer (Suzanne) was Anne Travers in The Web of Fear
• Ernest Blyth (Steward here; Guest in Wish You Were Here) was Villager in The Daemons
• for John Carson, Peter Bowles and John Bailey see Series 3
• for Michael Barrington see The Yellow Needle

Man-Eater of Surrey Green (UK TX: December 10)

• Edwin [Donald] Finn (Taylor) was the Landlord in The Massacre

Two's A Crowd (UK TX: December 17)

• Julian [Wyatt] Glover (Vogel) was King Richard in The Crusade, and Scaroth in City of Death
• for Wolfe Morris see The Yellow Needle

Too Many Christmas Trees (UK TX: December 23)

• for Robert James and Edwin Richfield see Hot Snow and Girl On The Trapeze

Silent Dust (UK TX: December 31)

• William [Leo] Franklyn [born Beare] (Omrod) voiced Pharaoh Amenhotep for The Roof of the World (2004)

Room Without a View (UK TX: January 7 1966)

• for Paul Whitsun-Jones see Man With Two Shadows
• Peter [Neville] Jeffrey (Varnals here; Prendergast in The Joker; Bristow in Game; Perov in The New Avengers: House of Cards) was the Pilot in The Macra Terror, and Count Grendel in The Androids of Tara
• [Charles] Philip Latham (Carter) was President Borusa in The Five Doctors
• Vernon [Alexandre] Dobtcheff (Pushkin) was an Alien Scientist in The War Games, and voiced Dadda Desaka for The Cradle of the Snake (2010), and Shamur for The Children of Seth (2011)

Small Game For Big Hunters (UK TX: January 14)

• Bill [Simpson] Fraser (Rawlings) was Captain Grugger in Meglos, and Commander Bill Pollock in K9 and Company
• Peter [Ellerby] Thomas (Kendrick) was Captain Edal in The Savages

The Girl From Auntie (UK TX: January 21)

• Sylvia Coleridge (Hetty) was Amelia Ducat in The Seeds of Doom
• Maurice [Allan Albert] Browning (Russian) was Carlton in The Daleks' Master Plan
• [Henry Jonas] Jonathan Burn [Forti] (Betty) was Silas P in The Happiness Patrol

The Thirteenth Hour (UK TX: January 28)

• Victor [Jack] Maddern (Jackson) was Chief Robson in Fury from the Deep 
• Donald [Marland] Hewlett (Waversham here; Torrance in The New Avengers: Faces) was Hardiman in The Claws of Axos

Quick-Quick Slow Death (UK TX: February 4)

• John [Edward Arthur] Woodnutt (Noble) was Hibbert in Spearhead from Space, the Draconian Emperor in Frontier in Space (5), Broton and the Duke of Forgill in Terror of the Zygons, and Seron in The Keeper of Traken
• Graham Armitage (Huggins) was Barney in The Macra Terror (1)
• Michael [James Vivian] Peake (Fehr) was Tavius in The Romans

The Danger Makers (UK TX: February 11)

• Moray [Robin Philip Adrian] Watson (Peters) was Sir Robert Muir in Black Orchid

A Touch of Brimstone (UK TX: February 18)

• Peter Wyngarde [born Cyril Louis Goldbert] (Cleverly Cartney) was Timanov in Planet of Fire
• Colin [Abel] Jeavons (Darcy) was Damon in The Underwater Menace, and George Tracey in K9 and Company
• Robert [Chattey] Cawdron (Horace) was Taltalian in The Ambassadors of Death
• Jeremy Young (Castigan) was Kal in 100,000 BC, and Gordon Lowery in Mission to the Unknown
• Alf [Charles Richard] Joint (Big Man) was stunt arranger on Battlefield
• for Steve Plytas see Immortal Clay

What The Butler Saw (UK TX: February 25)

• David [Bernard] Swift (Barber here; Turner in The New Avengers: The Midas Touch) was cast in The Masque of Mandragora as Count Federico but was replaced by Jon Laurimore

The House That Jack Built (UK TX: March 4)

• [Michael] Griffith Davies (Burton) was Kennedy in The Evil of the Daleks
• for Keith Pyott see The White Dwarf
• Alan Lake (Officer) was Herrick in Underworld

A Sense of History (UK TX: March 11)

• Jacqueline [Kay] Pearce (Marianne) was Chessene in The Two Doctors, then voiced Sherilyn Harper for The Fearmonger (2000), Admiral Mettna for Death Comes to Time, Queen Zafira for Hexagora (2011), and Cardinal Ollistra for The War Doctor, The Time War (2015-18) and Day of the Vashta Nerada (2017)
• for Nigel Stock and John Ringham see Concerto and The Secrets Broker
• Robin Phillips (Pettit) was Altos in The Keys of Marinus
• [Charles] Kenneth [Anton] Benda (Broom) was The Minister in The Claws of Axos

How To Succeed.. At Murder (UK TX: March 18)

• Christopher Benjamin (Hooter) first appeared in the classic run as Sir Keith Gold in Inferno, then the revived series as Colonel Hugh Curbishley in The Unicorn and the Wasp, but is best known as Henry Gordon Jago from The Talons of Weng Chiang - he reprised the role for The Mahogany Murders (2009) then Big Finish's Jago and Litefoot series (2010-present), Voyage to Venus and Voyage to the New World (both 2012), The Justice of Jalxar (2013) and Jago & Litefoot & Strax (2015) - he also voiced Tardelli for Grand Theft Cosmos (2008)
• for David Garth and Jerome Willis see The Big Thinker and Intercrime

Honey For The Prince (UK TX: March 25)

• Ron Moody [born Moodnick] (Ponsonby-Hopkirk) voiced the Duke of Wellington for Other Lives (2005)
• George Pastell [born Nino Pastellides] (Arkadi) was Eric Klieg in The Tomb of the Cybermen
• Jon [born St. Alban Livermore] Laurimore (Westcott) replaced David Swift as Count Federico in The Masque of Mandragora
• Reg Pritchard (Postman) was Ben Daheer in The Crusade, and Man in The Daleks' Master Plan (7)
• Peter [Alexander] Diamond (Bernie) was a regular stunt double and fight arranger (from The Daleks (7) to The Daemons)

Doctor Who Vs. The Avengers @ 65: Series 3

Wills (born 1941) as Jane
Wentworth in Dressed to
Kill, her first of two roles
in the series

This cult British fantasy show returned to the ITV

network in the autumn of 1963 - it again starred

Patrick Macnee and Honor Blackman as spies John

Steed and Cathy Gale.

The duo even recorded the novelty song, Kinky

Boots in 1964 (reissued in 1990) - Blackman left

the series at the end of this run to play Pussy

Galore in the third James Bond film, Goldfinger.

Malcolm Hulke, Terrance Dicks and John Lucarotti again provided screenplays here.

The twenty-six part season featured (former

actor) Barry Letts, Anneke Wills, and a total

of fifty-four further Doctor Who cast and crew

connections:

Brief For Murder (TX: September 28 1963)

• Alec Ross (Wescott) was Bob Hall in (episode 1 of) The Evil of the Daleks
• Michael [John] Goldie (Bart) was Jack Craddock in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, and Elton Laleham in The Wheel in Space
• for Fred Ferris see Bullseye

The Undertakers (TX: October 5)

• for Valentino Musetti see The Decapod

Man With Two Shadows (TX: October 12)

• Paul Whitsun-Jones (Charles) was Squire Edwards in The Smugglers, and the Marshal in The Mutants
• Philip Anthony [Johnson] (Cummings here; Sharp in The Outside-In Man) was Roald in The Daleks' Master Plan (1)
• George [Villiers] Little (Sigi) and Robert Lankesheer (Official) both appeared in The Crusade - as Haroun ed-Din and the Chamberlain respectively
• Terence [Ronald John Michael] Lodge [born Stockting] (Borowski here; titular villain in The Wringer) was Medok in The Macra Terror, Orum in Carnival of Monsters, and Moss in Planet of the Spiders
• for Paul Bernard and Geoffrey Palmer see Series 1

The Nutshell (TX: October 19)

• John [Edward] Cater (Disco) was Professor Krimpton in The War Machines 

Death of a Batman (TX: October 26)

• [Cecil] André [born Mesritz] Morell (Teale) was Marshal Gaspard de Saux Tavannes in The Massacre
• for Philip Madoc see Series 2

November Five (TX: November 2)

• Aimee [Margaret] Delamain (Lady) was Dona Arana in The Two Doctors

The Gilded Cage (TX: November 9)

• for Alan Haywood see Series 2
• Martin [Michael De] Friend (Hammond here; George in The White Elephant) was Styggron in The Android Invasion
• for Neil Wilson see Series 1

Second Sight (TX: November 16)

• John [Derek] Carson [Parker] (Halvarssen) also appeared in A Chorus of Frogs
• for Steven Scott see Series 1

The Medicine Man (TX: November 23)

• Harold [Sidney] Innocent (Leeson) was Gilbert M in The Happiness Patrol
• for Peter Barkworth see Series 1

The Grandeur That Was Rome (TX: November 30)

• Hugh [Archibald Nairn] Burden (Luca) was Channing in Spearhead from Space
• John [Frederick] Flint (Dodds) was William des Preaux in The Crusade, and Captain Urquhart in Time Flight

The Golden Fleece (TX: December 7)

• for Tenniel Evans see Series 2
• for Michael Hawkins see Series 1

Don't Look Behind You (TX: December 14)

• Kenneth Colley (Man) voiced Cristophe Zarodnix for Sisters of the Flame and Vengeance of Morbius (2008)
• for Maurice Good see Series 1

Death a La Carte (TX: December 21)

• David [Cosman] Nettheim (Umberto) was Fedorin in The Enemy of the World
• for Robert James and Henry Lincoln see Series 1

Dressed to Kill (TX: December 28)

• Leon Eagles (Newman) was Jabel in The Face of Evil
• for Richard Leech see Series 2

The White Elephant (TX: January 4 1964)

• for Edwin Richfield and Godfrey Quigley see Series 1

The Little Wonders (TX: January 11)

• Mark Heath (Coalman) was Ralph Debayo in The Moonbase
• Christopher [James Alan] Robbie (Thug) was the Karkus in The Mind Robber (5), and the Cyberleader in Revenge of the Cybermen

The Wringer (TX: January 18)

• Peter [John] Sallis (Anderson) was Penley in The Ice Warriors

Mandrake (TX: January 25)

• for Philip Locke see Series 1

The Secrets Broker (TX: February 1)

• John [Henry] Ringham (Howard) was Tlotoxl in The Aztecs, Josiah Blake in The Smugglers, and Robert Ashe in Colony in Space
• Jack [Wynne] May (Waller) was General Nicolai Hermack in The Space Pirates
• Ronald [John] Allen (Paignton) was Rago in The Dominators, and Ralph Cornish in The Ambassadors of Death

Trojan Horse (UK TX: February 8)

• TP [Thomas Patrick] McKenna (Heuston) was Captain Cook in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 
• Derek [John] Newark (Johnson here; Crawford in Series 5A: From Venus With Love) was Za in 100,000 BC, and Greg Sutton in Inferno

Build a Better Mousetrap (UK TX: February 15)

• Dave Anderson (Gordon) was Warrior/Guard in Marco Polo, Captain in The Aztecs, Reynier de Marun in The Crusade (1), Sven in The Time Meddler, and Egyptian in The Daleks' Master Plan (9)

The Outside-In Man (UK TX: February 22)

• James [Ackley] Maxwell (Charter) was Jackson in Underworld
• Ronald [Harry] Mansell (Jenkins) was a Council Member in The Dominators
• Eddie Powell (Guard) was Thompson in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD

The Charmers (UK TX: February 29)

• [Albert] Frank Mills (Harrap) was the Radio Telescope Director in Terror of the Autons (1)
• John [Peter] Greenwood (Sam) was D'Artagnan and Lancelot in The Mind Robber (5)

Concerto (UK TX: March 7)

• Nigel [Hector Munro] Stock (Zalenko) was Professor Hayter in Time Flight
• Geoffrey [Francis] Colville (Burns) was Perry in The Evil of the Daleks

Esprit De Corps (TX: March 14)

• Hugh Morton [born Eden] (Admiral here; Professor in The New Avengers: Three Handed Game) was Sir James Gregson in The Seeds of Death
• Tony [Derek] Lambden (Drummer) was the Court Messenger in The Romans (2)

Lobster Quadrille (TX: March 21)

• Jennie Linden (Katie) was Barbara in Dr.Who and the Daleks
• for Burt Kwouk and Gary Watson see Series 1

Doctor Who Vs. The Avengers @ 65: Series 2

When production on the initial run of
The Avengers was curtailed by a strike

at ABC Television, lead actor Ian Hendry

quit the series to pursue a cinema

career, and Patrick Macnee's role of

John Steed then became the new focus. 

The cult fantasy show returned to ITV
in the autumn of 1962, with Steed now
joined by fellow agent, Dr. Cathy Gale, portrayed by Honor Blackman (1925-

2020). She was unlike any female

character seen before on British TV,
and was ultimately emulated by every
actress in similar roles since.

John Lucarotti, Malcolm Hulke,

Terrance Dicks, Peter Ling and

Geoffrey Orme all provided screen-

plays here. These twenty-six episodes

 featured Nicholas Courtney, and a

total of eighty Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Mr. Teddy Bear (TX: September 29 1962)

• Blackman later found global fame as Bond girl, Pussy Galore in Goldfinger, and was Professor Sarah Lasky in Terror of the Vervoids, then voiced Queen Anahita for Big Finish's The Children of Seth (2011)
• for Michael Robbins see Dragonsfield

Propellant 23 (TX: October 6)

• for Geoffrey Palmer see Dance With Death
• Barry Wilsher (Pierre) was Heslington in The Faceless Ones
• John Dearth [born Paton] (Siebel) provided the Voice of BOSS for The Green Death, then was [Rex] Lupton in Planet of the Spiders
• John [Harry] Gill (Martan) was Oak in Fury from the Deep
• Graham [Thomas] Ashley [born Brown] (Gendarme) was the Overseer in The Underwater Menace
• for Paul Bernard see Series 1

The Decapod (TX: October 13)

• Philip [Arvon] Madoc [born Jones] (Stepan here; Seabrook in Six Hands Across a Table; Van Doren in Death of a Batman; Peppitoperoff in The Correct Way to Kill; Slater in My Wildest Dream) was Eelek in The Krotons, the War Lord in The War Games, Dr. Mehendri Solon in The Brain of Morbius, Fenner in The Power of Kroll, Brockley in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD, then voiced Rag Cobden for Return of the Krotons (2009), and Victor Schaeffer for Master (2003)
• for Wolfe Morris see The Yellow Needle
• Valentino Musetti (Sarkoff) was a Saracen Warrior in (episode 1 of) The Crusade, then eight further uncredited parts in the classic era
• Valerie Stanton (Girl) was Citizen in The Keys of Marinus (5), Parisian in The Massacre (3), and Secretary in The Space Pirates

Bullseye (TX: October 20)

• Bernard [Frederic Bemrose] Kay (Karl) was Carl Tyler in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Saladin in The Crusade, Inspector Crossland in The Faceless Ones, and Caldwell in Colony in Space, then voiced Major Dickens for Night Thoughts (2006)
• Robin Wentworth [born Victor Roy Wheeler] (George) was Professor Horner in The Daemons (1)
• Fred [William] Ferris (Inspector) was PC Bert Rowse in Planet of Giants (3)

Mission to Montreal (TX: October 27)

• Jon [Roger] Rollason [born Rollinson] (King) was Harold Chorley in The Web of Fear
• for Mark Eden see Ashes of Roses
• John [David] Bennett (Marson) was General Finch in Invasion of the Dinosaurs, and Li H'sen Chang in The Talons of Weng-Chiang
• Alan Curtis (Brand) was Major Green in The War Machines
• Alan [Stewart] Casley (Barman) was the uncredited Miro in Planet of the Daleks (1)
• [Robert] Malcolm Taylor (Reporter) was Walters in The Ice Warriors
• Terence Woodfield (Reporter here; Green in School For Traitors) was Celation in The Daleks' Master Plan, and Maharis in The Ark
• Leslie Pitt (Reporter) was an uncredited Citizen in The Macra Terror (1)
• Pamela Ann Davy (Peggy) was Janley in The Power of the Daleks

The Removal Men (TX: November 3)

• for Edwin Richfield and Reed De Rouen see Series 1
• George [Villiers] Little (Waiter) was Haroun ed-Din in The Crusade

The Mauritius Penny (TX: November 10)

• Anthony Rogers (Boy) was a titular alien in The Sensorites

Death of a Great Dane (TX: November 17)

• [Manfred] Frederick Jaeger (Getz here; Benson in The Cybernauts and Return of the Cybernauts; Jones in The New Avengers: Target!) was Jano in The Savages, Sorenson in Planet of Evil, and Professor [Frederick] Marius, in The Invisible Enemy
• Leslie [Richard] French (Gregory) was the Mathematician in Silver Nemesis
• Dennis Edwards (Assistant) was a Centurion in The Romans (1), and Lord Gomer in The Invasion of Time
• for Eric Elliott see The Frighteners

The Sell-Out (TX: November 24)

• for Frank Gatliff see One For The Mortuary
• Arthur [Reginald] Hewlett (One-Twelve) was Kalmar in State of Decay, and Kimber in Terror of the Vervoids

Death On The Rocks (TX: December 1)

• [Thomas] Gerald Cross (Fenton) voiced the Megara for The Stones of Blood
• for Hamilton Dyce see Death on the Slipway

Traitor in Zebra (TX: December 8)

• Richard [Leeper] Leech [born McClelland] (Franks here; Policeman in Dressed to Kill; Drew in Mission Highly Improbable; Terrison in The New Avengers: Faces) was Gatherer Hade in The Sun Makers
• Noel [Philip] Coleman (Nash) was Smythe in The War Games
• William [Charles Anthony] Gaunt (Graham) was Orcini in Revelation of the Daleks
• [Kathleen] June Murphy (Maggie) was Maggie Harris in Fury from the Deep, and Officer Jane Blythe in The Sea Devils

The Big Thinker (TX: December 15)

• David Garth [born John Basil Gal-Vine] (Farrow) was Solicitor Grey in The Highlanders, and Time Lord in Terror of the Autons (1)
• [Walter] Tenniel Evans (Hurst) was Major Daly in Carnival of Monsters
• Penelope [Jane] Lee (Clarissa) was the Computer voice in Revelation of the Daleks
• [Sheila] Marina Martin (Janet) was Drahvin One in Galaxy 4

Death Dispatch (TX: December 22)

• Alan [Grey] Mason (Pasco) was Corporal Nutting in The Silurians

Dead On Course (TX: December 29)

• Janet [Elizabeth] Hargreaves (Sister) was Mum in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
• Edward [Harry] Kelsey (Gerry) was a Slave Buyer in The Romans (1), Resno in The Power of the Daleks (2), and Edu in The Creature from the Pit

Intercrime (TX: January 5 1963)

• Jerome [Barry] Willis (Lobb) was [Jocelyn] Stevens in The Green Death and Global Conspiracy?

Immortal Clay (TX: January 12)

• James [Rutherford Worsford] Bree [born Thomson] (Miller here; Wilkington in Killer) was the Security Chief in The War Games, Nefred in Full Circle, the Keeper of the Matrix in The Ultimate Foe, and the Lama in Downtime
• for Gary Watson see Death On The Slipway
• Steve [born Phokion Stavros] Plytas (De Groot) was Wigner in The Tenth Planet

Box of Tricks (TX: January 19)

• [Norman] Dallas Cavell (Manager here; Farmer in The New Avengers: To Catch a Rat) was the Overseer in The Reign of Terror (2), Bors in The Daleks' Master Plan (3), Jebb Trask in The Highlanders, Sir James Quinlan in The Ambassadors of Death, and Head of Security in Castrovalva (1)
• Royston Tickner (Maitre D') was Steinberger P Green in The Daleks' Master Plan (7), and Robbins in The Sea Devils (1)

Warlock (TX: January 26)

• John [born Bertie Wyn] Hollis (Markel) was Sondergaard in The Mutants
• Brian [Edward] Vaughan (Doctor) was Commander Watts in The Sea Devils (4)

The Golden Eggs (TX: February 2)

• Donald [Yarrow] Eccles (Ashe) was Krasis in The Time Monster

School For Traitors (TX: February 9)

• John [Ronald] Standing [born Leon] (East) voiced Fenric for Gods and Monsters (2012), and Professor Threadstone for Vampire of the Mind (2016)
• Ronald [Warburton] Mayer (Jackson) was a Villager in The Daemons

The White Dwarf (TX: February 16)

• George [Alphonsus] Cooper (Maxwell here; Burgess in The Curious Case of the Countless Clues; Brandon in The New Avengers: The Tale of the Big Why) was Cherub in The Smugglers
• [Charles] Philip Latham (Cartright) was President Borusa in The Five Doctors
• Peter [Francis Gabain] Copley (Barker here; Sparshott in All Done With Mirrors; Waterlow in The New Avengers: Cat Amongst the Pigeons) was Dr. Warlock in Pyramids of Mars
• Keith [Malcolm Rule] Pyott (Richter) was Autloc in The Aztecs
• Paul Anil (Rahim) was Jacko in The Underwater Menace
• George Roubicek (Doctor) was Captain Hopper in The Tomb of the Cybermen

Man in the Mirror (TX: February 23)

• Ray [Charles] Barrett (Strong) was Bennett/Koquillion in The Rescue
• [Dilys] Rhoda Lewis (Jean) was Marta in State of Decay
• Hayden [Morse] Jones (Trevelyan) was Lenny Vosper in The Mind of Evil
• David [Michael] Graham (Peter) was Charlie in The Gunfighters, Professor Fyodor Kerensky in City of Death and voiced the Daleks in five TV serials

Conspiracy of Silence (TX: March 2)

• Robert [born Lucio Herbert] Rietty (Carlo) was the voice of Bedloe for Death Comes to Time 
• Roy [Douglas] Purcell (Gutman) was CPO Powers in The Mind of Evil, and the President in The Three Doctors
• Willie Shearer (Professor) was a Chumblie in Galaxy 4

A Chorus of Frogs (TX: March 9)

• John [Derek] Carson [Parker] (Ariston here; Halvarssen in Second Sight; Fitch in Dial a Deadly Number; Freddy in The New Avengers: The Midas Touch) was Director Ambril in Snakedance
• Alan [James] Haywood (Jackson) was Prince Hector in The Myth Makers

Six Hands Across a Table (TX: March 16)

• Campbell [born Jacob Kobel] Singer (Stanley) was Joey the Clown, King of Hearts and Sergeant Rugg in The Celestial Toymaker
• Edward [James] de Souza (Collier) was Marc Cory in Mission to the Unknown, and voiced Lord Mortimer Davey for The Roof of the World (2004), and Sir Henry Irving for The Woman in White (2016)
• Ilona [Jeanette] Rodgers (Receptionist) was Carol in The Sensorites
• Ian Cunningham (Thomas) was Dr. Meredith in The Silurians (1)

Killer Whale (TX: March 23)

• for John Bailey and Morris Perry see Series
• Christopher [born Thomas] Coll (Assistant) was Phipps in The Seeds of Death, and Stubbs in The Mutants

Doctor Who On This Day #325

1924 - Writer Malcolm Hulke born

in Hampstead

1963 - David Whitaker, William Hartnell,

Carole Ann Ford, William Russell and

Jacqueline Hill attended the first ever

Doctor Who press conference, held at

BBC Langham

1964 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth,

Episode 1: World's End first screened

on BBC1

1966 - Marco Polo, Episode 7: Assassin at Peking, The

Aztecs, Episode 3: The Brides of Sacrifice, The Reign of 

Terror, Episode 3: A Change of Identity, Planet of Giants,

Episode 1, The Romans, Episode 3: Conspiracy and The

Myth Makers, Episodes 2 and 4 all repeated on ABC

1971 - The Mind Robber, Episode 4 and

The Ambassadors of Death, Episodes 2,

3, 5 and 6 all repeated on ABC

1974 - Carnival of Monsters, Episode 2, Frontier

 in Space, Episode 5, The Mutants, Episodes 1

and 5 and The Time Monster, Episode 5 all

repeated on ABC

1978 - The Robots of Death, Part 1

repeated on ABC
1981 - The Keeper of Traken,

Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus

1982 - The Creature from the Pit

Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus

1983 - The Seeds of Doom, Part 4 repeated

on ABC; and Mawdryn Undead, Part 3 first

screened on TV1

1984 - The Sea Devils, Episode 5

repeated on KQED Plus

1985 - The Masque of Mandragora,

Part 2 repeated on KQED Plus

1986 - The Daleks, Episode 1: The

Dead Planet repeated on KQED Plus

1987 - The Android Invasion, Part 2 repeated

 on KQED Plus; The Hand of Fear, Part 1 first

screened on Super Channel (UK); and

Underworld Omnibus repeated on ABC

1988 - Revelation of the Daleks, Part

 1 (of 4) first screened on TV2; and

Remembrance of the Daleks, Part 2

first screened on ABC

1989 - City of Death, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus;

and The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Part 3 first

screened on ABC

1990 - The Ark in Space, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus;

 and Search Out Science: Space first screened on BBC2

1991 - The Leisure Hive, Part 3 repeated on ABC; and

The Mark of the Rani, Part 3 (of 4) both repeated on

KQED Plus

1992 - Logopolis Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1993 - The Invasion of Time, Part 3 repeated on ABC;

and Warriors of the Deep Omnibus, K9 & Company and

Resistance is Useless all repeated on UK Gold

1994 - The Brain of Morbius Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1996 - The Krotons, Episode 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1997 - The Sensorites, Episode 2: The Unwilling Warriors first
screened on Space; and Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Parts 5 and
 6 both repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1998 - The Rescue Omnibus repeated on MPT; The War Games,
Episodes 1 to 4 all repeated on UK Gold; Spearhead from Space,
Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on NHPTV; Inferno, Episodes 4 and
5 repeated on Iowa PTV; Frontier in Space, Episodes 3 and 4 both
repeated on Colorado PTV; Robot, Part 3 first screened on Prairie PTV
and repeated on BBC America and Part 4 repeated on BBC America;
The Invisible Enemy, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC Prime;
Mawdryn Undead Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The 
Awakening Omnibus repeated on WUFT

1999 - The Aztecs, Episode 1: The Temple of Evil repeated on Space;
The Three Doctors, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; The 
Green Death, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated on WCET; The Time 
Warrior, Episode 4 repeated on NHPTV; Robot Omnibus repeated on
KNME; Pyramids of Mars, Part 3 repeated on Twin Cities PTV; The 
Android Invasion, Part 3 repeated on Lakeshore PTV; The Brain of Morbius Omnibus repeated on Colorado PTV; The Hand of Fear
Omnibus repeated on MPT; The Invisible Enemy, Parts 3 and 4 both
repeated on MiND; The Ribos Operation Omnibus repeated on KRWG;

 The Visitation and Black Orchid Omnibuses both repeated on UK Gold;

 Planet of Fire, Part 3 repeated on WUSF; and Vengeance on Varos 
Omnibus repeated on KSPS

2000 - Day of the Daleks, Episode 2 repeated on Prime; Death to the 
Daleks, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus); and Robot, Parts 1 and 2 both 
repeated on BBC America

2001 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 2 repeated

on BBC Kids (Can); The Caves of Androzani, Part

2 repeated on UKTV (Aus); and Vengeance on

Varos, Part 1 (of 4) repeated on BBC Prime

2002 - Robot, Part 1 repeated on BBC Kids

 (Can); and Hellblossom first staged at the

Bridge Theatre, Northbridge, Perth, Australia

2003 - The Power of Kroll, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on BBC Kids
 (Can); State of Decay, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on UK Gold; and
Survival Omnibus and Doctor Who TV Movie both repeated on UKTV

2004 - The Sea Devils, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; The 
Keeper of Traken, Part 2 repeated on KUED; Castrovalva, Parts 1 and
 2 both repeated on Iowa PTV; Snakedance, Part 4 repeated on WILL; 
The Happiness Patrol Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; and The Greatest 
Show in the Galaxy, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on MiND
2005 - Frontios, Part 1 repeated on ABC
2006 - Bad Wolf first screened on NHK BS2; 

and The Parting of the Ways repeated on NRK2

2007 - New Earth and Doctor Who Confidential:

New New Doctor both repeated on BBC3; The

Girl in the Fireplace and Rise of the Cybermen

both repeated on France 4; and Fear Her

repeated on UK Gold

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

 SciFi and TV4; The Satan Pit and Doctor Who Confidential:

Religion, Myths and Legends both repeated on WGVU;

Evolution of the Daleks and Doctor Who Confidential:

Making Manhattan both repeated on BBC3; and The

Doctor's Daughter repeated on Syfy (US)

2009 - Aliens of London repeated on Syfy (Rus); The Age of Steel
repeated on OETA; The Idiot's Lantern and Doctor Who Confidential:
The Writer's Tale both repeated on WGVU; Blink repeated on Syfy 
(Spa); and Dreamland, Part 1 released on the BBC Red Button
2010 - The Family of Blood repeated on Idaho PTV; The Fires

of Pompeii and Doctor Who Confidential: The Italian Job both

repeated on MPTV; and Forest of the Dead repeated on WXXI
2011 - Nightmare of Eden, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Syfy

 (Aus); Terminus, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on MTV3 SciFi,

 TV2 and TV4; The Parting of the Ways repeated on UKTV

(Aus); The Doctor's Wife, The Rebel Flesh and A Good

Man Goes to War all repeated on BBC America; and

The Almost People first screened on Syfy (Spa) and

repeated on BBC America

2012 - Death to the Daleks, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Syfy (Aus); 

Silence in the Library, Forest of the Dead and Midnight all first screened
on Fox (FRG); and The Angels Take Manhattan repeated on BBC America
2013 - 100,000 BC Omnibus repeated on BBC4; Nightmare of Eden,

Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Syfy (Aus); Doomsday and Smith and 
Jones both repeated on UKTV (Aus); Silence in the Library, Forest of 
the Dead and The Doctors Revisited: The Tenth Doctor all repeated on
 Watch; The Next Doctor repeated on Syfy (Port); The Waters of Mars,
The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2, The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below,
Victory of the Daleks, The Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone, The 
Vampires of Venice, Amy's Choice, The Hungry Earth, Cold Blood,
Vincent and the Doctor and The Doctors Revisited: The Sixth

Doctor all repeated on BBC America; The Lodger repeated on

BBC Entertainment LA; Day of the Moon repeated on BBC Nordic;

The Curse of the Black Spot and The Doctor's Wife both repeated

on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Almost People

repeated on BBC Entertainment EU, Romania and ME; The

Wedding of River Song repeated on France 4; A Town Called 

Mercy first screened on Syfy (Spain); The Angels Take 

Manhattan repeated on UKTV (NZ) and WTTW Prime; Cold

War and Hide repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The

Crimson Horror repeated on Really Scary TV; Nightmare

 in Silver repeated on BBC Brazil HD, ABC2 and Really

Scary TV; The Name of the Doctor repeated on BBC Brazil

HD and Ztélé; Farewell Great Macedon, Episode 3 first

broadcast and Human Resources, Episode 1 repeated, both

on Radio 4 Extra; An Adventure in Space and Time and

William Hartnell: The Original both first screened on BBC2;

The Blagger's Guide to Doctor Who and Who is the Doctor?

both first broadcast on Radio 2; Blue Peter: Doctor Who

 Special first screened on CBBC; Doctor Who Day first

broadcast on Radio Wales; Doctor Who at the Proms

(2013) repeated on BBC3 and Radio Wales; and Encore

released on the BBC Red Button

2014 - Carnival of Monsters, Episodes 3 and 4 both first screened on 
Retro TV; Frontios, Parts 3 and 4 both first screened on Horror; Blink 
and Utopia both repeated on UKTV (NZ); Last of the Time Lords,
Partners in Crime, The Doctors Revisited: The Tenth Doctor and The 
Eleventh Doctor all repeated on Watch; Journey's End, The Next 
Doctor, The Doctor's Wife, The Rebel Flesh, The Almost People, 
A Good Man Goes to War, Night Terrors, The Girl Who Waited, The 
God Complex and Closing Time all repeated on BBC America; The 
Time of Angels, Flesh and Stone, The Vampires of Venice and The 
Hungry Earth all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Amy's Choice repeated on
KCPT2 and Syfy (Aus); Let's Kill Hitler repeated on BBC America and
KLRU; Asylum of the Daleks repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC
Polska HD; The Bells of Saint John repeated on WTTW Prime and YLE
TV2; Kill the Moon repeated on DR3; and Dark Water first screened
on BBC Entertainment LA

2015 - Script Editor/Writer Anthony Read died, aged 80; The Daleks, 
Episode 4: The Ambush repeated on KMOS; The Mutants, Episodes 3 
and 4, Planet of the Ood and Doctor Who Confidential: Oods and Ends
 all repeated on UNC-MX; Planet of the Spiders, Parts 5 and 6 and The 
Sun Makers, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on Retro TV; The Poison Sky, 
The Doctor's Daughter, The Unicorn and the Wasp and Silence in the Library all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Midnight, Turn Left, The Stolen Earth, Journey's End, Planet of the Dead and The Waters of Mars

all repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The Time of Angels,
Flesh and Stone and The Vampires of Venice all repeated on UKTV 
(Aus); The Bells of Saint John and The Rings of Akhaten both repeated on BBC Entertainment EU, Romania and ME; The Crimson Horror,

Nightmare in Silver and The Name of the Doctor all repeated 
on Syfy (Port); Time Heist first screened on Jeem TV (ME);

Flatline repeated on WGVU; Dark Water repeated on OETA, WILL and

Syfy (Aus); The Girl Who Died repeated on DR3; The Zygon Invasion

 repeated on FX (Ind); The Zygon Inversion repeated on BBC First 
(Ben); Sleep No More first screened on BBC First (RSA) and repeated 
on BBC Entertainment AP; Face the Raven first screened on BBC1

and BBC HD; and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD screened on

Movie Mix (UK)

2016 - The Mutants, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on WETA-UK; 
Army of Ghosts and The Runaway Bride both repeated on BBC 
America; The Lazarus Experiment repeated on BBC Polska HD;

The Big Bang repeated on Syfy (LA); A Christmas Carol 
repeated on BBC Entertainment AP and Syfy (LA); The Girl 
Who Waited repeated on Syfy (Bra); Closing Time repeated

on The Zone; The Caretaker repeated on Syfy (Aus);

Flatline repeated on BBC Entertainment EU; In the Forest

 of the Night and Dark Water both repeated on RAI4; The

Science of Doctor Who (2013) all repeated on Watch; 

Class, Episode 4 repeated on TLC TV and Episode 6

first screened on ABC2 and repeated on BBC First

(ME); and The Stuff of Nightmares, Part 1 repeated

on Radio 4 Extra

2017 - The Stones of Blood, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro

 TV; The Keeper of Traken, Part 4 repeated on Jones! too; Rose

repeated on ABC and ABC ME; School Reunion repeated on The

Box; Human Nature repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Family of Blood

repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Eleventh Hour and The Beast

Below both repeated on BBC America; Victory of the Daleks

repeated on BBC America and Syfy (Bra); The Curse of the

Black Spot and The Doctor's Wife both repeated on Space; The

 Almost People, A Good Man Goes to War and Let's Kill Hitler all 

repeated on Fox (FRG); Asylum of the Daleks and Dinosaurs on

 a Spaceship both repeated on DR3; and Flatline repeated on

BBC First (ME)

2018 - World Enough and Time, Doctor Who Extra:

Deep Breath and Into the Dalek all repeated on BBC

Polska HD; and Kerblam! repeated on BBC First (ME)

2019 - The Twin Dilemma, Parts 3 and 4 both

 repeated on Retro TV; and The Rings of Akhaten

repeated on BBC Polska HD

2020 - Planet of Fire, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated

on KBTC; and Spyfall, Parts 1 and 2, Orphan 55,

Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror and Fugitive of the

Judoon all repeated on Fox (FRG)

2021 - The Edge of Destruction, Episode

2 and The Keys of Marinus, Episode 1 both

repeated on KBTC; The Pilot repeated on

ABC ME; and Village of the Angels first

screened on BBC1 and BBC HD

2022 - New Earth repeated on Fox SciFi

2023 - Cold Vengeance, Episode 2 repeated

on Radio 4 Extra

2024 - The Woman Who Lived repeated on

ABC Family; and The Zygon Invasion repeated

 on ABC Entertains