Doctor Who Vs. The New Avengers, Series 1 [Part 1]

The sequel series to cult classic The

Avengers debuted in the autumn of

1976, and has since been re-run in

Wales (in 1981), on BBC2 (1995),

and ITV4 (2013).

I rediscovered the drama when BBC

Four began a repeat season in late

2008. Having since viewed the show

on DVD, I realised that the stories are

not listed in their actual transmission

order (probably in the original prod-

uction order), and (due to regional

variations) there are at least three

different sets of broadcast dates

online. The dates provided here are

courtesy of Wikipedia.

The programme (a joint Anglo-French

-Canadian production) was developed

for ITV by original series producers

Albert Fennell (1920-1988) and Brian Clemens (1931-2015), and was sold

to 120 countries. Patrick Macnee (1922-2015) reprised the iconic role of

Major John [Wickham Gascoyne Beresford] Steed from The Avengers

(1961-69), and was now joined by Gareth Hunt (1942-2007) as Mike

Gambit and Joanna Lumley (born 1946) as Purdey. Hunt had played

Arak in Planet of the Spiders, whilst Lumley would later appear in The

Curse of the Fatal Death as the first female incarnation of the Doctor.

Last of the Cybernauts? and The Midas Touch were both adapted as

comic strips for The New Avengers Annual 1978.

A repeat run of the first season began on Great Action last night, and

the first six stories featured Peter Cushing, and a total of thirty-three

Doctor Who cast connections:

The Eagle's Nest 
(RI TX: September 28 1976/UK TX: October 19 1976 [Anglia], April 5 1981

[HTV], November 13, November 14 2008, April 10 2009 [BBC4], January 2013

[ITV4], July 2018, January 2, June 17 2019 [True Ent], January 4, February 9

2021 [Sony], August 5, September 10 2024, January 3, April 30, July 14, July

20, July 29 2025, February 27 2026 [Great! TV], September 4, November 17 2025, January 5, May 18 2026 [Great! Action]/France TX: January 2 1977/

Aus TX: February 9 1977/US TX: September 5 1978)

• Frank Gatliff (Karl here; Dubois in The Avengers: One for the Mortuary, Harvey in The Sell-Out, Pitt-Norton in A Chorus of Frogs, Fryer in Love All) was Ortron in The Monster of Peladon
• Trevor Baxter (Brown-Fitch) first played Professor George Litefoot in The Talons of Weng-Chiang, a role reprised for Big Finish's Jago & Litefoot series (2010 to present)
• Derek Chafer (Monk here; Guest in Dead Man's Treasure; Packer in Homicide and Old Lace) appeared in forty episodes (from The Time Meddler to Warriors' Gate)

House of Cards (UK TX: October 29)

• Peter [Neville] Jeffrey (Perov here; Varnals in Room Without a View; Prendergast in The Joker; Bristow in Game) was the Pilot in The Macra Terror, and Count Grendel in The Androids of Tara
• Derek Francis (the Bishop) was Nero in The Romans
• [Gerhard Paul] Gordon Sterne (Vasil) was Professor Heldorf in (episode 3 of) The Ambassadors of Death [according to IMDB he was to play a Cyberman in The Moonbase but was replaced by Peter Greene]
• [David] Jeremy Wilkin (Dr. Tulliver here, Richards in Medium Rare) was Professor Kellman in Revenge of the Cybermen

Last of the Cybernauts? (UK TX: November 5)

• Martin Fisk (Guard) was Vargos in The Leisure Hive
• Ray Armstrong (Guard) was Grey in The Ambassadors of Death
• Eric Carte (Terry) voiced Arak Varren for The Robots of Life (2019)
• Rocky Taylor (stunt double on The Avengers & The Eagle's Nest, Cyber- naut here, Soldier in Dirtier by the Dozen) was an Egyptian in The Daleks' Master Plan (9), Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4), and stunt- man on The Idiot's Lantern

The Midas Touch (UK TX: November 12)

• John [Derek] Carson [Parker] (Freddy here, Ariston in A Chorus of Frogs, Halvarssen in Second Sight, Fitch in Dial a Deadly Number) was Director Ambril in Snakedance
• Pik Sen Lim (Sing) was Captain Chin Lee in The Mind of Evil then reprised for Open the Box, and voiced Dom-Ra for Neon Reign (both 2018)
• Chris [Peter John Small] Tranchell (Doctor) was Roger Colbert in The Massacre, Steven Jenkins in The Faceless Ones, and Andred in The Invasion of Time
• Geoffrey Bateman (Simpson) was Dymond in Nightmare of Eden
• Tim Condren (Boz) was a Saxon Warrior in The Time Meddler (4), Soldier in The Web of Fear (4), Guerilla in Day of the Daleks (1), and Roboman in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
• Kenneth Gilbert (Rostock) was Richard Dunbar in The Seeds of Doom
• [Abraham] Arnold Chazen (MO) was John Stacey in The Moonbase, and Auton in Spearhead from Space (4)
• Terry Sartain (MO here; Delegate in They Keep Killing Steed) was an Alien Technician in The War Games (3), Warrior in The Mutants (1), UNIT Soldier in The Three Doctors (1), Prison Guard/Draconian in Frontier in Space, Exxilon in Death to the Daleks, Brother in The Masque of Mandragora (3), Gundan in Warriors' Gate (3), and Market Man in Snakedance (1)
• Jay McGrath (Visitor) 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)
• John More (Visitor) was a Prisoner in Frontier in Space (3)
• John Tatham (Elliston here; Usher in Medium Rare; Operator in Room Without a View; Passenger in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Station) was Villager/Coven member in The Daemons

Cat Amongst the Pigeons (UK TX: November 19)

• Peter [Francis Gabian] Copley (Waterlow here; Barker in White Dwarf; Sparhott in All Done With Mirrors) was Dr. Warlock in Pyramids of Mars
• Hugh [Thornton] Walters (Lewington here; Cowley in Medium Rare) was William Shakespeare in The Chase (1), Commentator Runcible in The Deadly Assassin, Vogel in Revelation of the Daleks, then voiced Roderick Allingham for The Fearmonger (2000)
• [Thomas] Kevin [Harvest] Stoney (Tomkins here; Bancroft in Mission Highly Improbable) was Mavic Chen in The Daleks' Master Plan, Tobias Vaughn in The Invasion, and Tyrum in Revenge of the Cybermen

Target! (UK TX: November 26)

• Keith Barron (Draker here; Technician in Dragonsfield) was Captain Straker in Enlightenment, and voiced Isaac Barclay for Plague of the Daleks (2009), and Lord Tulip for The Bad Penny (2018)
• Robert Beatty (Ilenko) was General Cutler in The Tenth Planet
• Roy Boyd (Bradshaw) was Driscoll in The Hand of Fear
• [Manfred] Frederick Jaegar (Jones here, Getz in Death of a Great Dane, Benson in The Cybernauts and Return of the Cybernauts) was Jano in The Savages, Sorenson in Planet of Evil, and Professor [Frederick] Marius in The Invisible Enemy
• Deep Roy [born Mohinder Purba] (Klokoe) is possiby the only actor to appear in Star Wars, Star Trek, The X Files and Doctor Who - he was the Possican Delegate in Mindwarp but is best known as Mr. Sin (also in serial 4S)
• [William Reginald] Bruce Purchase (Lopez) was the Captain in The Pirate Planet
• Peter Brace (Potterton here, Danvers in The Bird Who Knew Too Much, Opponent in The Correct Way to Kill, Guard in Who Was That Man I Saw You With?) was a Guard in the first Peladon serial (4), and Soldier in The Android Invasion (2)
• Marc Boyle (McKay here, Parr in Medium Rare, Stuntman on The Avengers movie) was stuntman on Terror of the Autons (1), Prisoner/ UNIT Motorcyclist in The Mind of Evil, Kronos in The Time Monster, Exxilon in Death to the Daleks, and fight arranger on The Time Warrior

Doctor Who Vs. Raiders of the Lost Ark

The first instalment in the Indiana
Jones movie franchise (directed by

Steven Spielberg) was released by

Paramount Pictures in 1981.

Star Wars creator George Lucas
conceived the archaeologist hero

in 1973 with The Adventures of

Indiana Smith, and Raiders was

 eventually developed between

1978 and 1980. 

Han Solo actor, Harrison Ford (born

 in Chicago in 1942) was cast as Dr.

Henry Walton Jones Jr. just three

weeks before filming began.

The film garnered many prizes in

1982, including five Oscars, seven

Saturn awards, a Grammy, a Hugo,

and BAFTA award. Following the popular and critical success of Raiders, a

prequel (The Temple of Doom) and two sequels (The Last Crusade and

Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) were produced, and even spawned a spin-

off series for American TV, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. Over forty

years on, the saga continues - a fifth Indiana Jones adventure, The Dial

of Destiny, opened in the summer of 2023.

Shown on ITV2 tonight, the adventure featured Karen Allen (Marion),

John Rhys Davies (Sallah), Denholm Elliott (Marcus Brody), and these

twenty-three Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

• Paul [born Peter John] Freeman (Dr. Belloq) voiced Jalnik for Big Finish's The Foe from the Future (2011)
• Ronald [William] Lacey (Toht) was offered the role of Jobel in November 1984, but Clive Swift was cast in Revelation of the Daleks
• Vic Tablian [born Varoujan Aintablian] (Barranca) made his TV debut as Ahmed in (part 1 of) Pyramids of Mars
• Wolf Kahler (Dietrich) voiced the Cart Driver for Blood and Steel (2022)
• Sonny Caldinez (Mongolian) was Kemel in The Evil of the Daleks, then titular Martians in The Ice Warriors (as Turoc), The Seeds of Death (Warrior), The Curse of Peladon (Ssorg), and The Monster of Peladon (Sskel)
• Tutte Lemkow [born Isak Samuel Lemkow] (Iman) was Kuiju in Marco Polo, Ibrahim  in The Crusdae (4), and Cyclops in The Myth Makers 
• Kiran Shah (Abu) was the Figure in Listen, and Emojibot in Smile
• John [Morgan] Rees (Sergeant) was Hardy in Frontier in Space
• Michael [Lawson] Sheard [born Perkins] (Captain here; Hitler in The Last Crusade) was Rhos in The Ark (2), Dr. Roland Summers in The Mind of Evil, Laurence Scarman in Pyramids of Mars, Supervisor Lowe in The Invisible Enemy, Mergrave in Castrovalva, the Headmaster [Harvey Parson] in Remembrance of the Daleks, and Chief Baxter in Fury from the Deep (2002) - he also voiced Duke Orsino for The Stones of Venice (2001)
• Nick Gillard (German Soldier here, Tank Crewman in The Last Crusade) was the stunt arranger on Silver Nemesis (2)
• Russell Brook (Soldier) was Schoolboy in Mawdryn Undead (2), Man-at-arms in The King's Demons, Crewman in Warriors of the Deep, Atten- dant in Revelation of the Daleks (1), Lakertyan/Tetrap/Genius in Time and the Rani, and Chimeron in Delta and the Bannermen (1)
• Peter Ross Murray (Guard) was also a Lakertyan
• Barry [John] Summerford (Soldier) was Golden Age Man in Invasion of the Dinosaurs (6), Elite Guard in Genesis of the Daleks, Vogan in Revenge of the Cybermen (1), Private Thurston in Terror of the Zygons (2), UNIT Soldier in The Seeds of Doom (6), Security Guard in The Hand of Fear (2), Audience Member in The Sun Makers (4), Shrieve in The Ribos Operation (4), Guard in The Armageddon Factor (1) and The Creature from the Pit (1), and Foster in The Keeper of Traken (1)
• Darrell Brook (Soldier) was Man-at-arms in The King's Demons, Lakertyan/Genius in Time and the Rani, and Navarino in Delta and the Bannermen (1)
• [Robert] Gerry Crampton (Soldier) was Captive in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
• Rick Lester (Soldier) was an Ogron in Day of the Daleks, Carnival of Monsters (2) and Frontier in Space
• stuntmen Peter Diamond, Harry Fielder, Peter Brace, Billy Horrigan and Bill Weston all had uncredited roles in the classic run (from The Daleks to Shada collectively)
• stuntmen Martin Grace and Rocky Taylor were a Thal in Dr. Who and the Daleks, and a stuntman on The Idiot's Lantern respectively

Doctor Who Vs. Jonathan Creek, Series 2

Alan Davies and Caroline Quentin again

portrayed amateur detectives, the epony-

mous Creek and Maddy Magellan in the

second season of BBC1's BAFTA winning

drama - now produced by Verity Lambert

 (pictured here in 1964). Stuart Milligan

replaced Anthony Stewart Head as Adam

Klaus. A repeat run of the six-part series

(originally shown in the winter of 1998)

concluded on U&Drama today.

Written by David Renwick, the cases

featured Peter Davison, Nicola Walker,

and a total of twenty-two Doctor Who cast

and crew connections:

Danse Macabre

(UK TX: January 24 1998)

• Big Finish actor Milligan depicted President Richard Nixon in The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon, was Narrator of The Deviant Strain (2005) and Blackout (2011), then voiced Colonel Stark for Dreamland, Anthony Chambers for The Reaping (2006), Emerson Whytecrag for Lurkers at Sunlight's Edge (2010), Garundel for Black and White (2012), Starlight Robbery (2013), Stolen Goods (2018), The Last Day (2023) and Genesis of the Humans (2024), and Austus Zebeck/Zebots for March of the Colossus (2026)
• Pippa Haywood (Lorna) voiced the Prime Minister for Charlotte Pollard 2 (2017), Jaxa for Seizure, Terremon for The War Master 2 (both 2018), and Captain Graff for Genetics of the Daleks (2021)
• for crew John Asbridge, Steve Whyment and Chris Lawson see Series 1
• dubbing mixer Laurie Taylor was studio sound assistant on Castrovalva
• focus puller James Moss was a camera operator on The Sontaran Stratagem, The Poison Sky and Torchwood
• sound recordist Terry Elms was a sound assistant on (part 1 of) The Masque of Mandragora

Time Waits For Norman (UK TX: January 31)

• Lorelei [Elizabeth] King (Justine) was the (uncredited) Narrator of A Town Called Mercy, and voiced Mimsy Loyne for AudioGo's Starfall (2010), the Red Queen for The Contingency Club, Georgia Donnelly for Night of the Vashta Nerada (all 2017), and Jessie for Silver Medal (2021)
• Rob Jarvis (Wino) was Abramal in The Time of the Doctor

The Scented Room (UK TX: February 7)

• Jemma [Mary] Churchill (Elsie) voiced Lady Forleon for Creatures of Beauty (2003), Salfira Valtris/Dr. Maria Backhouse for Breaking Bubbles, Praska for Signs and Wonders (both 2014), Farla Janz/ Inscape for The Genesis Chamber, Captain Daphne Papas for The Sontarans (both 2016), Carmen Scheffler for The Crash of the UK-201 (2018), and Louisha Deltarto/the Executive for Kaldor Nights (2022), then appeared in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot, and was Jean in Village of the Angels
• Christine [Mary] Kavanagh (Lady Theresa) was Aram in Timelash, and voiced Patience for Cold Fusion (2016), Dora Muse for Muse of Fire (2018), Magog/Juno for The Iron Legion (2019), and Vira for Last Words (2024)
• Peter [Francis Gabain] Copley (Eric) was Dr. Warlock in Pyramids of Mars
• Lucy Allen (Masseur) was stunt performer on The Zygon Inversion

The Problem at Gallows Gate (UK TX: February 14/21)

• Clarke Peters [born Peter Clarke] (Harper) voiced Night Eagle for Dreamland
• Annabel Mullion (Felicity) voiced Julia for The English Way of Death (2015)
• Alistair Petrie (Proctor) voiced Major Harris/German Lieutenant for Criss-Cross (2015), Julius Caesar for Living History (2016), John for Dethras, Richard Tipple for The Outliers (both 2017), Wallace Richards for Ghost Machines (2019), Magnus Drake for Faustian and Vengeance (both 2021), the Count for The Edge of the War (2023), and Albion Graves for The Silent Priest (2024)
• Stephen Billington (Bruce) voiced Commander Bergam for Ice Station Alpha (2016)
• Nick Barnett was the props buyer on Ghost Light too

Mother Redcap (UK TX: February 28)

• Georgine Anderson (Gwynneth) was May in Gridlock
• Marcus Gilbert (Tippet) was Ancelyn in Battlefield
• David McKail (Jennings) was Sergeant Kyle in The Talons of Weng Chiang
• Hilary [Sophia] Sesta (Bag lady) was the Fortune Teller in Snakedance

Doctor Who Vs. Coronation Street @ 65, Part 9: 1983-1989

The Street's longest-serving producer, Bill Podmore,

stood down in late 1982, just as

the new edgy, soap opera Brookside launched

on the fledgling Channel 4. Although the rival

show never matched Corrie in popularity or

ratings, the Liverpool-based series did make 

the Street appear dated again.

Mervyn Watson's producership would result

in much behind-the-scenes turmoil, but the

Deirdre Barlow and Mike Baldwin affair story-

line proved to be the most successful to date.

By 1985, many of the programme's core cast

had left, including all of the original cast (bar

William Roache), then the BBC launched its

own flagship serial drama, the twice-weekly

EastEnders. Despite retaining its audience,

Corrie was accused of being old fashioned

yet again, and another new producer, John

Temple, oversaw a makeover.

The return of Podmore for a third and final 

stint as producer in 1987 led to even more 

changes, and the most significant additions to the show came in 1989

with the introduction of a third episode then an omnibus edition. As

the decade ended, Corrie was back at its peak with viewers and critics

alike. The death of Alan Bradley (Mark Eden) in December 1989 was

seen by almost 27 million viewers, the highest ever figure for the

soap, and still the ninth most watched UK broadcast in TV history.

These seven years on the Street featured David Brierly, and a total

of thirty-three Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

• [Robert] Micheal Bilton (Pearson) was Charles de Teligny in The Massacre, Collins in Pyramids of Mars, and Time Lord in The Deadly Assassin
• Rachel Laurence (Miss Weatherfield here; Maureen, 1989; DI Chambers, 1993) voiced the Ghost for The Wishing Beast, Bessy/ Barmaid for The Vanity Box (both 2007), and Feldwebel/Computer for The Architects of History (2010)
• Martyn [James] Read (Stanton here; Judge, 2001) was Security Guard in (part 1 of) Silver Nemesis
• Michael [John] Goldie (Statham) was Jack Craddock in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, and Elton Laleham in The Wheel in Space 
• Sam [born Roger Michael] Kelly (Challis) voiced Eugene Tacitus for The Holy Terror (2000), and Acheron for Return to the Web Planet (2007)
• Cory Pulman (Mandy) was Kathleen Dudman in The Curse of Fenric
• Ron [Eaglesham] Donachie [born Porter] (Schofield) was a Steward in Tooth and Claw
• Nigel Gregory (Mills) was Sergeant Vince Wilson in K9 and Company
• David Ashton [born Scott] (Birchall) was Kendron in Timelash
• Susan [Elizabeth] Brown (Connie here; Maureen, 2006) was Bridget Spears in Torchwood: Children of Earth - she also voiced Midwife for 100,000 BC, Mary for Bedtime Story (both 2007), Alice Withers for The Eternal Summer, Maud for Castle of Fear, Mrs. Withers/Mrs. Sowerby/ Computer for Plague of the Daleks (all 2009), Margaret for Deimos and The Resurrection of Mars, Eleanor Harvey for Return of the Krotons, Chief Engineer/Chanel for The Song of the Megaptera, Babs for Prison in Space (all 2010), and Kastrella for the Death Match (2015)
• Don McCorkindale (Lester) voiced Don Fabrizio for The Ghosts of N-Space, and Porthintus for The Wreck of the World (2017)
• Susan Kyd (Samantha) voiced Emily/Ivy Cobham for The Demons of Red Lodge, and Governor Chaplin for Doing Time (both 2010)
• David Monteath (Knox) voiced Herald/Brother Marcus/Farmer Hennok for The Quin Dilemma (2024)
• Gerald [Maurice] Blake [born Shorts] was also director of The Abominable Snowmen and The Invasion of Time
• Sarah [Jane Abigail] Lancashire (Wendy here; Raquel Woolstenhulme Watts, 1991-96) was Miss Foster (pictured) in Partners in Crime
• [John] Simon Rouse (Farrell here; Woodson, 2013) was Hindle in Kinda, then voiced John Kincaid for The Witch from the Well (2011), Drang for The Paradox Planet and The Legacy of Death (2016), and Frank Kelsey for The Running Men (2024)
• Stephen MacKenna (Baker) was Dennis in The Woman Who Fell to Earth
• Kenneth Waller (Watts) was Hedges in The Invisible Enemy (2)
• Mona Hammond [born Mavis Chin] (Mrs. Armitage) was Rita-Anne in Rise of the Cybermen
• Rob Dixon (Roscoe) voiced Reggie Mead for Project: Twilight (2001), and Sergeant Wood for No Man's Land (2006)
• Jenny Funnell (WPC Morgan) voiced Veronica Buchman for Wirrn Isle (2012), and Reaver for The King of Sontar (2014)
• Michael Sheard [born Donald Marriot Perkins] (Dabner) was Rhos in The Ark (2), Dr. Roland Summers in The Mind of Evil, Laurence Scarman in Pyramids of Mars, Lowe in The Invisible Enemy, Mergrave in Castrovalva, the Headmaster [Harvey Parson] in Remembrance of the Daleks, and Chief Baxter in Fury from the Deep (2002) - he also voiced Orsino for The Stones of Venice (2001)
• Ann [Margaret Nicholson] Rye (Mrs. Bingley here; Emiline, 2001; Joan, 2003; Wanda, 2004) voiced Lillian Dillane for Nocturne (2007)
• John Arthur (Consultant here; Judge, 2005; Minister, 2010) voiced Cosmo Devine for Invaders from Mars (2002) 
• Julia [Margaret] Deakin (Secretary here; Brenda, 2003) voiced Harriet Griffin for Terror Firma (2005), and Old Anita for Burrowed Time (2019)
• Margaret Ashley (Mrs. Kenworthy) voiced Ingrid for The Hunting Ground (2018)
• Eric Potts (Dearing here; Saxton, 1996; Council Official, 1998; Diggory Compton, 2005/06) was Oliver Charles in Aliens of London
• Rod Arthur (Foreman here; Blood Donor, 1991) was Parsons in School Reunion
• Joan Walker (WPC here; Louise, 2011) voiced Centuria/Ship for Paradoxicide (2011)
• Carol Noakes (WPC here; Sister, 1992) voiced Olerik for The Acheron Pulse (2012)
• James Gaddas (Prescott here; Vinny Sorrell, 1999/2000) voiced Jack Cartwright for The Black Cadre (2026)
• Ling Tai (Student) was an uncredited Tourist in The Leisure Hive (1), Crewmember in Warriors of the Deep, and Shou Yuing in Battlefield
• Siobhan [Margaret] Finneran (Josie here; Verity in Romanian Holiday) was Becka Savage in The Witchfinders

Doctor Who On This Day #319

  

1905 - Composer Francis Chagrin

born Alexander Paucker, in Bucharest

1965 - The Sensorites, Episodes 3

and 6 both repeated and Planet of

Giants, Episode 3: Crisis first screened,

all on ABC

1966 - Marco Polo, Episode 3 repeated on TV1 

and Episode 4 repeated on ABC; The Aztecs,

Episode 4: The Day of Darkness, The Reign of

Terror, Episode 4: The Tyrant of France, Planet of

Giants, Episode 2: Dangerous Journey, Galaxy 4,

Episode 4: The Exploding Planet and The Myth

Makers, Episodes 2 and 4 all repeated on ABC

1974 - The Curse of Peladon, Episode

1, Frontier in Space, Episode 1, The

Mutants, Episode 1 and The Time

Monster, Episodes 1 and 4 all repeated

on ABC

1975 - Pyramids of Mars, Part

4 first screened on BBC1

1978 - The Face of Evil, Part

2 repeated on ABC

1980 - Full Circle, Part 4 first

screened on BBC1

1982 - The Sun Makers, Part 1

repeated on ABC

1983 - The Android Invasion, Part 4 repeated on

ABC; and Full Circle, Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus

1984 - The Sea Devils, Episode

 1 repeated on KQED Plus

1985 - Day of the Daleks, Episode 4 repeated and 

The Curse of Peladon, Episode 1 first screened, both

on TV2; and The Seeds of Doom, Part 4 repeated on

KQED Plus

1986 - 100,000 BC, Episode 1: An Unearthly Child

repeated on KQED Plus; and Terror of the Vervoids,

Part 3 first screened on BBC1

1987 - The Aztecs Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1988 - Spearhead from Space, Episode 4 repeated

on KQED Plus; and Dragonfire, Part 1 first screened

on ABC

1989 - Destiny of the Daleks, Part 4 repeated on

KQED Plus; Remembrance of the Daleks, Part 3

repeated on ABC; and The Curse of Fenric, Part

4 first screened on BBC1

1990 - Robot, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus;

and Survival, Part 2 first screened on ABC

1991 - The Horns of Nimon, Part 4 repeated

on ABC; and The Two Doctors, Part 5 (of 6)

repeated on KQED Plus

1992 - The Edge of Destruction

and The Aztecs Omnibuses both

repeated on UK Gold

1993 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth,

Episode 6: Flashpoint repeated on UK

Gold; and Underworld, Part 3 repeated

on ABC

1994 - The Mysterious Planet, Part

 4 and Mindwarp, Part 5 both repeated

on UK Gold

1995 - The Hand of Fear, Part 3

repeated on UK Gold
1996 - The Mind Robber, Episode 5 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1997 - The Aztecs, Episode 1: The Temple of Evil repeated on
Space; and The Armageddon Factor Omnibus repeated on UKTV
1998 - The Web Planet, Episode 1 repeated on Space; Terror
 of the Autons Omnibus repeated on WCET; Frontier in Space,
Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on Colorado PTV; The Three 
Doctors, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on LPB and Omnibus
repeated on UK Gold; Robot, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on

 BBC America; Genesis of the Daleks, Parts 3 and 4 both 

repeated on MPBN; The Talons of Weng-Chiang Omnibus 

repeated on KSPS; Logopolis Omnibus repeated on WFWA; 

Kinda Omnibus repeated on WTBU; The Visitation, Part 4 

repeated on WUSF; and Delta and the Bannermen, Part 

3 and Dragonfire, Part 1 both repeated on KBTC

1999 - The Keys of Marinus, Episode 1: The Sea of Death 
repeated on Space; Genesis of the Daleks, Part 2 repeated
on UKTV (Aus); and Meglos Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus

2000 - The Daemons, Episode 2 repeated on Prime; Invasion
 of the Dinosaurs, Part 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The 
Sontaran Experiment Omnibus repeated on BBC America
2001 - The Ark in Space, Part 4 repeated on BBC Kids (Can);
Planet of Fire, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus); and Attack of
the Cybermen, Part 4 (of 4) both repeated on BBC Prime
2002 - Logopolis, Part 1 repeated on BBC Kids

 (Can); and The Two Doctors, Parts 3 and 4 (of

6) both repeated on NHPTV

2003 - The Ambassadors of Death, Episodes

 2 and 3 both repeated on Colorado PTV; The

Stones of Blood, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated

on BBC Kids (Can); and The Awakening 

Omnibus repeated on UK Gold

2004 - Revenge of the Cybermen,

Part 3 repeated on ABC

2005 - Warriors of the Deep, Part

4 repeated on ABC

2008 - The Leisure Hive, Part 4 and State of Decay, Part 1 both
repeated on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; Boom Town and Doctor Who
Confidential: Unsung Heroes and Violent Death both repeated

 on UNC-MX; Tooth and Claw repeated on OETA; The Impossible 

Planet and Doctor Who Confidential: You've Got the Look both 

repeated on WGVU; Love & Monsters first screened on HRT2 

and repeated on Syfy (Rus); Fear Her and Doctor Who 

Confidential: The Fright Stuff both repeated on KQED 

Plus; and The Family of Blood repeated on Syfy (Ben)

2009 - Love & Monsters repeated on WXXI; Smith and Jones
repeated on Idaho PTV; Daleks in Manhattan and Doctor Who
Confidential: A New York Story both repeated on MPTV; The
Family of Blood repeated on Syfy (Ben); Blink and Doctor Who 
Confidential: Do You Remember the First Time? both first 
screened on KERA; Utopia repeated on WTTW 11; The Waters 
of Mars first screened on BBC1; and Doctor Who Confidential:
Is There Life on Mars? first screened on BBC3

2010 - Partners in Crime and Doctor Who Confidential: A Noble
Return both repeated on BBC3; Forest of the Dead and Midnight
both repeated and The Lodger first screened, all on Syfy (Spa)

2011 - City of Death, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Syfy (Aus);
Arc of Infinity, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2
 and TV4; The Empty Child, The End of Time, Part 1 and Doctor
Who Confidential Cutdown: Space Craft all repeated on UKTV
 (Aus); and Blink repeated on Space

2012 - Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
 on Syfy (Aus); and Asylum of the Daleks repeated on BBC
America

2013 - Vengeance on Varos Omnibus, The Empty Child and
The Doctors Revisited: The Sixth Doctor all repeated on Watch;
Doctor Who TV Movie repeated on ABC1; The Girl in the
 Fireplace, Smith and Jones, Planet of the Ood and A Good Man
 Goes to War all repeated on BBC3; Human Nature repeated on
BBC America; Midnight repeated on Syfy (Port); Amy's Choice 
repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; Cold Blood, Vincent 

and the Doctor, Doctor Who Confidential: What Goes on

Tour and A Brush With Genius all repeated on BBC Nordic HD

and BBC Polska HD; The Big Bang repeated on BBC Nordic;
 Night Terrors repeated on France 4; The God Complex and
Closing Time both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP;
Cold War repeated on ABC2; and Greatest Monsters and
Villains, Parts 10: The Judoon, 9: The Silurians, 8: The Ood 
and 7: The Clockwork Droids all first screened on BBC3

2014 - The Ark, Episodes 3 and 4 and The Gunfighters,
Episodes 1 and 2 all repeated and The Time Monster,
Episodes 5 and 6 both first screened, all on Retro TV;

The Masque of Mandragora Omnibus repeated on Horror;

Rose and Doctor Who Confidential: Bringing Back the

Doctor both repeated on UNC-MX; Bad Wolf, The Parting

of the Ways, The Family of Blood, The Doctors Revisited:

The First Doctor and A Farewell to Matt Smith all
repeated on Watch; Tooth and Claw, School Reunion and
The Girl in the Fireplace all repeated on UKTV (Aus); The 
Impossible Planet repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Stolen Earth,
Journey's End, The Eleventh Hour and The Beast Below all

repeated on Syfy (Aus); Victory of the Daleks repeated on
Syfy (Aus) and KCPT2; The Big Bang, A Christmas Carol, The 
Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon all repeated on BBC
 America; The Girl Who Waited repeated on OETA; The Wedding
 of River Song repeated on RAI4; The Doctor, the Widow and
 the Wardrobe repeated on BBC Nordic HD, BBC Polska HD and
 RAI4; Asylum of the Daleks repeated on BBC Nordic HD and
BBC Polska HD; The Bells of Saint John and The Rings of 
Akhaten both repeated on BBC Entertainment EU, Romania

 and ME; The Name of the Doctor and An Adventure in 

Space and Time both repeated on Really Scary TV; Deep

Breath and Into the Dalek both repeated on Fox (FRG); Kill 

the Moon first screened on DR3; In the Forest of the Night

 repeated on BBC Polska and BBC Brazil HD; and Death

In Heaven repeated on ABC2 and Fox

2015 - Revenge of the Cybermen, Part 3 repeated

on KRWG; The Brain of Morbius, Part 4, The Seeds 

of Doom, Part 1 and Daleks in Manhattan all repeated

on Syfy (Aus); The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 1

repeated on KPTS;  Image of the Fendahl, Parts 3

and 4 both repeated on Retro TV; The Twin Dilemma,

Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; Rise of the

Cybermen, The Age of Steel, The Idiot's Lantern, The Impossible 

Planet, The Satan Pit and Love & Monsters all repeated on EBRU; 
Planet of the Ood and Doctor Who Confidential: Oods and Ends both
repeated on UNC-TV; Midnight repeated on BBC Entertainment

AP; The Impossible Astronaut, Asylum of the Daleks, Dinosaurs 

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

The Angels Take Manhattan all repeated on BBC Nordic HD and 

BBC Polska HD; 
The Bells of Saint John repeated on BBC Entertainment EU, 

Romania and ME; Into the Dalek repeated on Fox (FRG); Robot

of Sherwood repeated on KCPT2 and Fox; Listen repeated on 

MPTV, KCPT2 and Fox; Time Heist repeated on WVPB, KCPT2 and 

Fox; The Caretaker repeated on KCPT2; Kill the Moon repeated 

on WPT; Mummy on the Orient Express repeated on KLRU and 

Iowa PTV; Flatline repeated on KCPT; In the Forest of the Night 

first screened on Idaho PTV and repeated on OETA, WXXI,

Idaho PTV and Syfy (Aus); The Zygon Invasion first screened 

on FX (Ind); The Zygon Inversion repeated on BBC America,

BBC First (Ben) and BBC Entertainment AP; and Sleep No 

More first screened on BBC America, BBC Entertainment 

AP, Space, Prime and ABC

2016 - Director Ken Grieve died in Edinburgh,

 aged 74; The Power of the Daleks Omnibus

screened at cinemas (US); Planet of Evil, Part 4

and The Android Invasion, Part 1 both repeated

on Retro TV; The Age of Steel, The Idiot's Lantern

and Fear Her all repeated on BBC America; The

Shakespeare Code repeated on BBC Polska HD;

The End of Time, Part 1 and The Zygon Inversion

both repeated on Syfy (Aus); Vincent and the 

Doctor repeated on Syfy (LA); The Pandorica Opens

repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The Rebel Flesh

repeated on Syfy (Bra); Let's Kill Hitler repeated on

The Zone; Into the Dalek repeated on RAI4 and Syfy

 (Aus); Robot of Sherwood repeated on RAI4; and

The Caretaker repeated on One ARD

2017 - The Ribos Operation, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on
 Retro TV; Warriors' Gate, Part 4 repeated on Jones! too; Daleks
in Manhattan repeated on Syfy (Aus); Evolution of the Daleks
 repeated on BBC Polska HD; Silence in the Library, Forest of the Dead and Midnight all repeated on BBC America; Cold Blood and
 Vincent and the Doctor both repeated on Space; Let's Kill Hitler 
and Night Terrors both repeated on DR3; Time Heist repeated 
on BBC First (ME); Heaven Sent and Hell Bent both repeated

on Fox (FRG); and An Adventure in Space and Time
repeated on Syfy (Bra)
2018 - School Reunion, Partners in Crime, Extremis and Twice
Upon a Time all repeated on ABC; The Magician's Apprentice and
The Witch's Familiar both repeated on Fox (FRG); The Pyramid at
 the End of the World and Doctor Who Extra: In the Forest of the
Night and Dark Water all repeated on BBC Polska HD; and
Demons of the Punjab first screened on France 4 and YLE TV2
2019 - Planet of Fire, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro

TV; A Town Called Mercy repeated on BBC Polska HD; and

Last Christmas and The Pilot both repeated on BBC America

2020 - The Sontaran Experiment Omnibus

 repeated on MPTV; State of Decay and Warriors'

Gate Omnibuses both repeated on WSRE; Planet

 of Fire, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC;

and The Angels Take Manhattan, The Bells of

Saint John, The Rings of Akhaten, Cold War

and Hide all repeated on W

2023 - Marco Polo, The Daleks' Master Plan,

The Wheel in Space Omnibuses, Mission to

 the Unknown, The Beginning, The Isos

Network, Fallen Angels, Judoon in Chains,

Mind of the Hodiac, 1963: The Assassination

 Games, Harvest of the Sycorax, The Sontaran

Ordeal, Sphere of Freedom, Cataclysm, Food

Fight and Out of Time 1 all released on BBC

Sounds; 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, Boom

Town and The Day of the Doctor all repeated

on Foxtel; The Waters of Mars repeated on

Fox SciFi; and Infamy of the Zaross, Episode

2 repeated on Radio 4 Extra

2025 - The Lodger and Doctor Who

 Confidential: On Location both 

repeated on BBC3