Doctor Who Vs. The Thirty Nine Steps

This British period drama starred Robert Powell (as fugitive Richard Hannay), John

Mills and Eric Porter. The third, and most

faithful cinematic version of John Buchan's

adventure novel did however deviate from

the original narrative with the famous

climax atop Big Ben.

Robert Donat played Hannay in the first

adaptation (directed by Alfred Hitchcock in

1935), then Kenneth More took the lead

role for the 1959 remake. A fourth, tele-

vision production aired on BBC1 in 2008,

with Hannay portrayed by Rupert Penry

Jones.

The Thirty Nine Steps (the first of five titles

to feature Hannay) originally appeared in

Blackwoods Magazine in 1915, and depicts

Europe on the edge of war. The book

quickly became popular reading both in the trenches and on the home front.

The story was first dramatised for radio by Orson Welles in 1939, and more

recently for theatre. Radio 4 first transmitted a two-part rendition in 2001,

which starred Tom Baker and David Robb.

Powell reprised his film role for Thames TV's spin-off series, Hannay,

launched in 1988. Released by Rank in 1978, the thriller was shown on

Talking Pictures TV last night - it featured David Warner, and these

thirty-one Doctor Who cast connections:

• Powell voiced the eponymous role for Big Finish's Time Lord Immemorial (2023)
• George [Morris] Baker (Bullivant) was Login in Full Circle
• Ronald [Alfred] Pickup (Bayliss) made his TV debut as Physician in (episode 4 of) The Reign of Terror, then voiced Kestorian for Time Works (2006), Elder Bones for Spaceport Fear (2013), the Old One for Jago & Litefoot 12 (2016), and Jacob Harmer for The Wizard of Time (2023)
• Donald [Ellis] Pickering (Marshall here; McGillivray in The Three Hostages) was Eyesen in The Keys of Marinus, Blade in The Faceless Ones, and Beyus in Time and the Rani
• Timothy [Lancaster] West (Porton) voiced Kai Tobias for Phobos (2007), Turvey for Cuddlesome (2008), and Dr. Magnus Soames for House of Blue Fire (2011)
• Andrew Keir [born Buggy] (Rohan) was [Peter] Wyler in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
• William [Arthur] Squire (Harkness) was the Shadow in The Armageddon Factor
• David [Cressy] Collings (Tillotson) was Vorus in Revenge of the Cybermen, [Ander] Poul in The Robots of Death [and reprised for Magic Bullet's Kaldor City (2002) and Big Finish's The Robots (2020/21)], the titular role in Mawdryn Undead, then voiced the Doctor for Full Fathom Five (2003), Gabriel Sanders for Jago & Litefoot (2010/11), Rosato for The King of Sontar (2014), and Narrator of BBC Books' Corpse Marker, The Witch Hunters and Scream of the Shalka
• Edward [James] de Souza (Woodville) was Marc Cory in Mission to the Unknown, then voiced Mortimer Davey for The Roof of the World (2004), and Sir Henry Irving for The Woman in White (2016)
• John Normington (Fletcher) was Morgus in The Caves of Androzani, and Trevor Sigma in The Happiness Patrol
• [Robert] Michael Bilton (Vicar) was Charles de Teligny in The Massacre, Collins in Pyramids of Mars (1), and Time Lord in The Deadly Assassin (1)
• Donald [Harold Gunn] Bisset (Renfrew) and Andrew [Fraser] Downie (Stewart) both appeared in The Highlanders - as Colin McLaren and Willie Mackay
• Harry Fielder (Policeman) was Guard (in PP, ZZZ, 4L, 4P, 5A, 5F, 5Z), Crewman (SS, 4T), Vogan (4D), Assassin (4Q), Tigellan (5Q), and Krarg in Shada 
• Paul [Graham] Jerricho [born Coulthard] (Scott) was the Castellan in Arc of Infinity and The Five Doctors, then Alfie in Lucky Day
• [Walter] Prentis Hancock (Perryman) was Reporter [Jimmy] in Spearhead from Space, Vaber in Planet of the Daleks, Controller Salamar in Planet of Evil, and Captain in The Ribos Operation
• James Garbutt (Miller) and Reg Turner (Policeman) were Ronson and Thal in Genesis of the Daleks
• Oliver Maguire (Martins) was a Shrieve in The Ribos Operation
• Leslie Adams (Man here; Guest in Hannay) was Passenger in Time Flight
• Lewis Alexander (Bystander) and [Alfred Harold] John Doye (Official) both starred in The War Machines, as Army Officer and Interviewer - Doye was also an Extra in The Romans (1), and Cowboy in The Gunfighters
• Peter Childs (Man) was Jack Ward in The Mark of the Rani
• Aileen [Mary] Lewis [born Halsey] (Lady) and Maureen Nelson (Guest) were both Extras on The Silurians (6) - Nelson was also the Bar Girl in The Gunfighters
• John [Ernest Clotworthy] Moore (Diner) was a Prisoner in Frontier in Space (3)
• Mike Reynell (Servant) was an Exxilon in Death to the Daleks, and Kaled Scientist in Genesis of the Daleks (6)
• Del Watson (Man) was an Alien Guard and Crimean Soldier in The War Games
• John [Kenneth] Tatham (Committee) was Villager/Coven member in The Daemons
• Jill Goldston (Nun) was an Extra in The Masque of Mandragora (4), and Peasant in State of Decay (1)
• Rita Tobin Weske (Nun) was the Cleaner in The Talons of Weng-Chiang (3)

Doctor Who Vs. James Bond, Part 10: The Spy Who Loved Me

The tenth entry in the iconic film franchise, the

third (of seven) to star Roger Moore as Bond,

was released by Eon Productions/United Artists

in 1977. The film took its title from Ian Fleming's

ninth novel, published in 1962, but contained no

plot elements from the book.

Bernard Lee, Desmond Llewelyn, and Lois Maxwell all reprised their respective roles as M, Q, and Moneypenny. Shot on location in Egypt, Sardinia,

Faslane, Malta, Nassau and Okinawa, and on the

new custom built sound stage at Pinewood studios,

the adventure was nominated for three Oscars,

and included a theme song by Carly Simon.

ITV4's latest Bond season continued last night with

this assignment (which introduced Jaws, played by Richard Kiel) - it featured Barbara Bach, and forty

three Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

• Caroline [Jane] Munro (Naomi) voiced Sentia for Big Finish's Omega (2003)
• Edward [James] de Souza (Sheikh) was Marc Cory in Mission to the Unknown, then voiced Lord Mortimer Davey for The Roof of the World (2004), and Sir Henry Irving for The Woman in White (2016)
• Vernon [Alexandre] Dobtcheff (Kalba) was an Alien Scientist in The War Games, then voiced Dadda Desaka for The Cradle of the Snake (2010), Dr. Sibelius Crow for The Necropolis Express, Shamur for The Children of Seth (both 2011), Professor Heinrich Schumann for Threshold (2012), and Jorenzo Zorn for The Genesis Chamber (2016)
• Nadim [Joakim] Sawalha (Aziz here; Police Chief in The Living Daylights) voiced Swapnil Khan for The Magic Mousetrap (2009), and Old Man for 1001 Nights (2012)
• Cyril [Leonard] Shaps (Bechmann) was John Viner in The Tomb of the Cybermen, Dr. Lennox in The Ambassadors of Death, Professor Herbert Clegg in Planet of the Spiders, and the Archimandrite in The Androids of Tara
• Albert Moses (Barman here; Sadruddin in Octopussy) was Indian Sailor in Carnival of Monsters
• Garrick Hagon (USS Wayne Crewman) was Ky in The Mutants, then Abraham in A Town Called Mercy, and voiced the Jester for The Axis of Insanity (2004)
• Harry Fielder (Crewman) was Guard (PP, ZZZ, 4L, 4P, 5A, 5F, 5Z), Crewman (SS, 4T), Vogan (4D), Assassin (4Q), Tigellan (5Q), and Krarg in Shada
• Jeremy Bulloch (Andrews here; Smithers in For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy) was Tor in The Space Museum (4) and Hal in The Time Warrior
• Kevin [Robert] McNally (Crewman) was Hugo Lang in The Twin Dilemma, then Professor Eustacius Jericho in Flux - he also voiced Henry for Spider's Shadow (2008), Vakrass for The End of the Beginning, and Merrick Kingdom for Dalek Universe (both 2021)
• Barry Andrews and John Sarbutt (Crewmen) were Stott in Nightmare of Eden, and Extra in Genesis of the Daleks and Four to Doomsday respectively
• Ralph G Morse (Skier here & For Your Eyes Only; Astronaut in Moonraker) was Foster Guardian in The Keeper of Traken
• [David] Jeremy Wilkin (Forsyth) was Kellman in Revenge of the Cybermen
• Nick Ellsworth (Crewman) voiced Gomphous/Auctioneer for And You Will Obey Me (2016), and Arkallax for The Dispossessed (2018)
• Derek Suthern (Guard) was Technician in The Hand of Fear (1), Mentiad in The Pirate Planet, Guard in The Androids of Tara (1), The Creature from the Pit (1) and The Horns of Nimon (1), Mute for The Armageddon Factor (1), Mandrel in Nightmare of Eden (1), Krarg in Shada, Argolin in The Leisure Hive (1), PC Davis in Logopolis (1), Cricketer in Black Orcid (1), and Man in Market in Snakedance (1)
• Nick Joseph (Officer) was Bandit in The Creature from the Pit (1), Aide in The Leisure Hive (1), Cricketer in Black Orchid (1), Lazar in Terminus, and Luddite in The Mark of the Rani (1)
• Robert Goodman (Guard) was a Mandrel in Nightmare of Eden (1), Citizen in Full Circle (4), Time Lord in Arc of Infinity (1), Crewman in The Mysterious Planet, Officer in Terror of the Vervoids, and Reg in Listen
• Dorothy Ford (stunts here, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, The Living Daylights) began her career as Anne Ridler's double in The Wheel in Space (6)
• Jim Dowdall (stunts here, For Your Eyes Only, Octopussy, Never Say Never Again, Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World is Not Enough, Die Another Day) was a Guerilla in Day of the Daleks, Guard in Genesis of the Daleks, and a Warnsman in Frontios (1)
• Greg [Owen] Powell (stunts here, Never Say Never Again, A View to a Kill, Skyfall; Henchman in For Your Eyes Only, Patron in The World is Not Enough) was a Knight in The Time Monster (3)
• stuntman Nick Hobbs made uncredited appearances in The Ambassadors of Death, Terror of the Autons, The Mind of Evil, The Claws of Axos, Day of the Daleks, The Time Monster, both Peladon stories (as Aggedor), The Ark in Space, then Mr. Nainby in Amy's Choice
• Nick Gillard (stunts here, For Your Eyes Only, The Living Daylights, Goldeneye) was stunt arranger on Silver Nemesis (2)
• Billy Horrigan (stunts here, Never Say Never Again, Tomorrow Never Dies) was a stuntman on Terror of the Autons (1) and The Masque of Mandragora (1), and had uncredited roles in Spearhead from Space (4), Inferno (1), The Mind of Evil, The Curse of Peladon (4) and The Green Death (1)
• Roy Scammell (stunts here, For Your Eyes Only, Goldeneye) was UNIT Soldier/Technician in The Ambassadors of Death, RSF Soldier in Inferno, Prison Officer/UNIT Motorcyclist in The Mind of Evil, and stunt arranger on Delta and the Bannermen (1)
• Mark McBride (stunts here, A View to a Kill) was Van Driver in Mawdryn Undead (1)
• Terry Walsh (stunts here, Never Say Never Again) was fight arranger on eleven stories, had ten credited roles, and uncredited appearances (as stuntman, double or extra) in thirty-two adventures and Dimensions in Time
• for Rocky Taylor, Rick Lester and Dinny Powell see Dr. No
• for Eddie Powell and Fred Haggerty see From Russia With Love
• for Tim Condren and Vincent Wong see Goldfinger
• for George Baker, Shane Rimmer, George Roubicek, Marc Boyle, Martin Grace, Bill Weston and Chris Webb see You Only Live Twice
• for Derek Meddings see Live and Let Die
• for Jay McGrath see The Man With the Golden Gun

Doctor Who Vs. Coronation Street @ 65, Part 14: 2007-2009

2007 began with the soap's most watched story

line of the year, the murder of Charlie Stubbs by

Tracy Barlow. The next planned major plot (baby

 Freddie Peacock's abduction) however, was

scrapped with the real-life disappearance of Madeleine McCann in May.

The ITV Catch-up service (now called the Hub)

was launched in June, whilst ratings averaged

ten million for the year.

Watched by 13 million viewers, the Street's
much-loved battleaxe Vera Duckworth was
killed off in January 2008 (with the departure
of Liz Dawn after 33 years in the role), whilst

 a shake-up of  ITV's schedules meant the

Sunday edition of the show was permanently

moved to Friday (now a double-bill). The New

Year also saw the arrival of Tina McIntyre (Michelle Keegan stayed until 2014). The first task for new producer Kim

Crowther (who replaced Steve Frost in July) was to axe the Mortons, who

were replaced by the Windass family. Storylines for 2009 included Kevin

Webster and Molly's affair, the wedding of Steve McDonald and Becky,

Tony Gordon's arrest for murder, and the death of Blanche Hunt. These

three years on the cobbles featured a total of thirty Doctor Who cast

connections:

• Geraldine Alexander (DS Surrey) was Areta in Vengeance in Varos
• Sion Tudor Owen (Lane here; Art Expert, 2015) was Tandrell in The Mysterious Planet, then voiced Selwyn Peel for Big Finish's Oil and Water (2026)
• Keith Barron (Trench) was Captain Straker in Enlightenment, and voiced Isaac Barclay for Plague of the Daleks (2009), and Lord Tulip for The Bad Penny (2018)
• Tina Gray (Barbara here; Joan, 2024) was Audrey in Lucky Day
• Charlie [Lomax David] Condou (Marcus Dent, 2007-14) was Gary Gabbastone in The Interstellar Song Contest - he also voiced Crab- head/System/Jarl for Ravenous 1 (2018), Chris for Five Hundred Ways to Kill Your Lover (2025), and Marty for Cloud Eight (2026)
• Gray [Gerard] O'Brien (Tony Gordon, 2007-2010) was Rickston Slade in Voyage of the Damned
• Selva Rasalingam (Doctor here; Consultant, 2011) was Ranjit in The Power of Three
• Carl McCrystal (Constable here, 2009, 2013) was McGrath in The Curse of the Black Spot
• Chrissie Cotterill (Shopkeeper here; Pat, 2012) and Howard Lee (Howard) both appeared in The Pandorica Opens as Madame Vernet and Dr. Gachet - Cotterill had starred in Vincent and the Doctor with Sarah Counsell (Halley here; Kathleen, 2010) as Waitress
• Lorna Brown (Consultant) voiced Veega for Unity (2020)
• Jonny Dixon (Darryl Morton) was Karl in The Woman Who Fell to Earth
• Erica Eirian (Midwife) was Neighbour in Fear Her
• Madhav Sharma (Prem) was Patel in (episode 3 of) Frontier in Space
• Zienia Merton (Doctor) was Ping Cho in Marco Polo, and the Registrar in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith
• John Banks (Undertaker) is a prolific Big Finish actor
• Paul Courtenay Hyu (Doctor here, 2009 & 2012) was Haruka Deep Ando in Sleep No More, then voiced Po/Feedback for Neon Reign (2018), Wei for The People Made of Smoke (2020), Oddiyana for The Secrets of Det-Sen (2021), and Genghis Khan for Daughter of Destruction (2026)
• Ayesha Dharker (Tara Mandal, 2008/09)) was Solana Mercurio in Planet of the Ood
• Edward [James] de Souza (Grimshaw) 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)
• Craig Kelly (Luke Strong, 2009) voiced Joe Latham for Scream of the Shalka
• Sharon Duce (Paula Carp) was Control in Ghost Light
• Andrew [born Andreas Siegfried] Sachs (Clegg) voiced Skagra for Shada, Professor Chronotis for Radio 4's Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective (2007), Adric for The Boy That Time Forgot (2008), Crassostrea for Orbis (2009), and the Scarf for AudioGo's Aladdin Time (2011)
• John Owens (Gilbert) was Thorpe in The Daemons
• Marshall Lancaster (Slug) was Buzzer in The Rebel Flesh and The Almost People
• Sabina Franklyn (Eve) voiced Dr. Eleanor Harcourt for Bang-Bang-A-Boom! (2002), Wanda Rothman for Situation Vacant (2010), and President Beel/Aetius/Herculania for Judoon in Chains (2016)
• Rula Lenska [born Roza Maria Leopoldyna Lubienska] (Claudia Colby) was Dr. Elizabeth Styles in Resurrection of the Daleks, and voiced the Queen for AudioGo's Hornets' Nest (2009)
• Nigel [Allan] Havers (Lewis Archer, 2009-13, 2018) was Peter Dalton in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, and voiced Dr. Nick Zimmerman for No More Lies (2007), and Over- seer Fuller for The Green Man (2023)
• Paul David Gough (JD) voiced Will Alloran/Lomas for Nocturne (2007), and Mers/Rigger/Calloway for The Macros (2010)
• Ravin J Ganatra (Doctor here; Paediatrician, 2010; Consultant, 2013/ 15) was Hakim Khan in Arachnids in the UK, Demons of the Punjab and Spyfall
• for Jennifer Hennessy and Darryl Clark see Part 11

Doctor Who On This Day #282

1937 - Director Fiona Cumming born

in Edinburgh

1964 - 100,000 BC, Episode 4: The

Firemaker first screened on TV1

1965 - Mission to the Unknown first

screened on BBC1

1970 - The Evil of the Daleks, Episode 6 and The 

Tomb of the Cybermen, Episode 1 both repeated,

The Abominable Snowmen, Episode 4 repeated

and Episode 6 first screened, all on TV1; The

Krotons, Episode 3 repeated, The Seeds of Death,

Episode 1 repeated and Episode 3 first screened,

all on ABC

1974 - The Claws of Axos, Episode 4,

Colony in Space, Episode 3 and The Sea

Devils, Episode 4 all repeated on ABC

1976 - The Hand of Fear, Part 2 first

screened on BBC1

1977 - The Time Warrior, Part 2, The Monster

of Peladon, Part 4 and Planet of the Spiders,

Parts 4 and 5 all repeated on ABC

1978 - Planet of Evil, Part 2, The Seeds

of Doom, Part 6 and The Talons of Weng-

Chiang, Parts 2 to 4 all repeated on ABC

1979 - The Android Invasion, Part 2 and The

Seeds of Doom, Part 1 both repeated on ABC

1980 - The Seeds of Doom, Parts 4 and

 6 and The Masque of Mandragora, Part

2 all repeated on ABC

1981 - City of Death, Part 2 repeated on KQED Plus
1982 - The Hand of Fear, Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus
1984 - The Silurians, Episode 3 repeated on ABC; and 

The Keeper of Traken, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus

1985 - Revenge of the Cybermen, Part

1 repeated on KQED Plus

1986 - Robot, Part 2 repeated on ABC; and The

Twin Dilemma, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus

1987 - Robot, Part 3 repeated on

KQED Plus

1988 - The Dominators Omnibus

repeated on KQED Plus
1989 - Revenge of the Cybermen

Omnibus repeated on WTTW 11

1990 - The Time Warrior, Part 1

repeated on KQED Plus
1991 - Resurrection of the Daleks,

Part 2 (of 4) repeated on KQED Plus

1994 - Mawdryn Undead Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold

1995 - Planet of Evil, Part 3 repeated

on UK Gold; and The Five Doctors

repeated on KQED Plus

1996 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Episode

3: Day of Reckoning repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1997 - The Ribos Operation, Part 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1998 - The Ambassadors of Death, Episode 4 repeated

on Space; and Resistance is Useless repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1999 - The War Games, Episode 7 repeated on Space; Frontier in

Space, Episode 6 and The Green Death, Episode 1 both repeated

on Iowa PTV; Robot, Part 2 repeated on Prairie PTV; Planet of Evil,

Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Colorado PTV; The Brain of Morbius,

Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC America; City of Death

Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The Armageddon

Factor, Part 6 repeated on BBC Prime

2000 - The Ambassadors of Death, Episode 4 repeated on Prime; 

Carnival of Monsters, Episode 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus); The 

Android Invasion, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on BBC America;

 and The Ultimate Foe Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus

2001 - Terminus, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2002 - The Horns of Nimon, Part 3 repeated on BBC Kids (Can)

2003 - Designer Martin Johnson died in Portsmouth, aged 64;

The Keys of Marinus, Episode 3: The Screaming Jungle repeated

on ABC; The Deadly Assassin, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC

 Kids (Can); Underworld, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on UK Gold; 

and Doctor Who TV Movie repeated on SciFi (US)

2004 - Attack of the Cybermen Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold

2005 - Earthshock Omnibus repeated

on UK Gold

2006 - Rise of the Cybermen repeated

on BBC3

2007 - Father's Day repeated on NHK

BS3; and New Earth repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2008 - The Invasion of Time, Parts 4 and

5 both first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4

2009 - Producer/Writer Barry Letts died in

England, aged 84; Rose and The End of the

World both repeated on France 4; New Earth

and Doctor Who Confidential: New New

Doctor both repeated on WGVU; and The

Age of Steel repeated on WVPB

2010 - The Long Game repeated on Syfy (FRG);

The Doctor Dances and Boom Town both repeated

 on Syfy (Rus); Doomsday repeated on BBC3; Blink

repeated on WGVU; Last of the Time Lords repeated

on UKTV (Aus); and Voyage of the Damned repeated

on OETA

2011 - The Seeds of Death, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; 

The Invisible Enemy, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The 

Waters of Mars repeated on MPTV; The Beast Below repeated on

Idaho PTV; and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: What Goes on

Tour repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2012 - The Daemons, Episodes 2 and 3 both

repeated on Syfy (Aus); Bad Wolf and Forest

of the Dead both repeated on UKTV (Aus);

The Hungry Earth repeated on BBC America;

and The Angels Take Manhattan and Greatest

 Moments: Rose both repeated on ABC2

2013 - The Invisible Enemy, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy (Aus);

Boom Town, Flesh and Stone, The Vampires of Venice, Amy's Choice and 

The Hungry Earth all repeated on BBC America; New Earth, Tooth and

Claw and Doctor Who Confidential: Friends Reunited all repeated on 

BBC Entertainment AP; Fear Her repeated on Syfy (Port);

The Lazarus Experiment repeated on BBC Entertainment LA;

Last of the Time Lords repeated on Watch; The End of Time, Part 2 

repeated on France 4; Vincent and the Doctor repeated on BBC Nordic 

and ABC2; The Rebel Flesh repeated on RAI4; The Rings of Akhaten

first screened on Ztélé; and The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Wedding

of Sarah Jane Smith, Episode 2 repeated on Jeem TV (ME)

2014 - Inferno, Episodes 1 and 2 both first screened on Retro TV; City 

of Death, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Horror; The Creature from the 

Pit, Parts 3 and 4 and The Doctor's Wife all repeated on Syfy (Aus); 

Dalek repeated on Watch; The Christmas Invasion repeated on UKTV (NZ); Gridlock repeated on KCPT2; Victory of the Daleks repeated on 

Really Scary TV; Flesh and Stone repeated on YLE TV2; Cold Blood and 

Vincent and the Doctor both repeated on BBC America; Dinosaurs on a Spaceship repeated on WTTW Prime; The Bells of Saint John repeated 

on Karusel; Nightmare in Silver repeated on RAI4; Listen repeated on 

BBC Entertainment AP; Kill the Moon repeated on BBC2; and 

Doctor Who Extra: Kill the Moon repeated on BBC Red Button

2015 - The Seeds of Death, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on Horror; 

The Daemons, Episodes 4 and 5 both repeated on Retro TV; The Seeds 

of Doom Omnibus, Smith and Jones, The Shakespeare Code and Listen

all repeated on BBC America; The Long Game, School Reunion, The 

Girl in the Fireplace, Rise of the Cybermen, The Age of Steel and The 

Idiot's Lantern all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Bad Wolf and The Parting 

of the Ways both repeated on EBRU; New Earth repeated on TV Cultura; Doomsday repeated on BBC America and BBC

Entertainment AP; The Family of Blood repeated on Disney

XD; The Hungry Earth and Cold Blood both repeated on

France 4; The Doctor's Wife repeated on KCPT2; The

 Wedding of River Song repeated on Watch; The Power 

of Three and The Angels Take Manhattan both repeated

on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska; The Bells of Saint John

repeated on UKTV (NZ) and Syfy (Port); The Rings of Akhaten

repeated on UKTV (NZ); Cold War repeated on Syfy (Port);

Robot of Sherwood repeated on BBC America and KLRU; The Magician's Apprentice and The Witch's Familiar both repeated

 on BBC First (Ben); and Under the Lake repeated on BBC2,

BBC3 and Space

2016 - The Daleks, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; The 

Curse of Peladon Omnibus repeated on MPTV; Robot Omnibus repeated 

on WVPB; The Ark in Space, Part 3 repeated on KRWG; The Seeds of 

Doom, Parts 1 to 3 all repeated on WXXI and Iowa PTV and Omnibus 

repeated on WILL; The Robots of Death Omnibus repeated on KERA; 

Underworld, Part 1 repeated on KPTS; Image of the Fendahl Omnibus 

repeated on WFWA; The Ribos Operation Omnibus repeated on WSRE; 

The Stones of Blood Omnibus repeated on WYCC; The Horns of Nimon 

Omnibus repeated on KAKM; The End of the World and The Unquiet 

Dead both repeated on BBC Polska HD; Daleks in Manhattan repeated

 on Syfy (Aus); Voyage of the Damned, Planet of the Dead, The Waters 

of Mars and The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on EBRU; Flesh

 and Stone first screened on TLC TV; The Impossible Astronaut, Day

 of the Moon, The Curse of the Black Spot, The Doctor's Wife and The 

Wedding of River Song all repeated on Watch; Asylum of the Daleks, 

Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, A Town Called Mercy and The Power of 

Three all repeated on Syfy (Spain); The Time of the Doctor repeated 

on KLRU; Into the Dalek and Robot of Sherwood both repeated on

BBC Entertainment EU; The Caretaker, Kill the Moon, Mummy on

the Orient Express, Flatline and In the Forest of the Night all

 repeated on Syfy (LA); Dark Water repeated on BBC

Entertainment AP and Syfy (LA); The Witch's Familiar 

repeated on BBC First (ME) and Syfy (Aus); Under the

Lake repeated on BBC First (ME); Face the Raven all

repeated on Syfy (Bra); and An Adventure in Space 

and Time repeated on Drama

2017 - Planet of Evil, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; 

The Invasion of Time, Part 4 repeated on Jones! too; Time Flight 

Omnibus repeated on WETA-UK; The Unquiet Dead repeated on

 Syfy (Aus); Dalek repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Rings of 

Akhaten repeated on W; and Hell Bent repeated on Syfy (LA)

2018 - The Ribos Operation, Part 4 and The Pirate Planet, Part 1

both repeated on Retro TV; Journey's End and The Doctor's Wife

 both repeated on ABC; Robot of Sherwood repeated on BBC Polska

HD; Smile and Thin Ice both repeated on Sony SciFi; Empress

of Mars repeated on One ARD; The Eaters of Light repeated on

Prime and One ARD; The Woman Who Fell to Earth repeated

on ABC ME; and Dr. Who and the Daleks screened on Comet

TV

2019 - Mission to the Unknown premiered

 on YouTube; Castrovalva, Parts 3 and 4 both

repeated on Retro TV; The Time of Angels

repeated on BBC Polska HD; and The Zygon

Invasion repeated on BBC Entertainment EU

2020 - The Faceless Ones, Episodes 4 to 6 first

screened and Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror and

Can You Hear Me? both repeated, all on BBC

America; In the Forest of the Night repeated on

BBC Polska HD; and Orphan 55 repeated on BBC

America and YLE TV2

2021 - Cold War repeated on ABC ME

2022 - The War Games, Episodes 5

and 6 both repeated on KBTC; The Ark

in Space Omnibus repeated on Iowa

PTV; Kinda Omnibus repeated on Retro

TV; Last of the Time Lords repeated on

 One ARD; The Curse of the Black Spot

and The Doctor's Wife both repeated on

BBC Polska HD; and The Haunting of

Villa Diodati repeated on BBC Entertain-

ment EU

2023 - Gridlock repeated on Fox

SciFi

2024 - Doomsday and The Runaway

Bride both repeated on ABC Family; and

The Angels Take Manhattan repeated on

ABC Entertains