Doctor Who Vs. Casualty @ 40: Series 2

While the inaugural series of

BBC1's medical drama had been

 filmed in London, a permanent

base for the set was now located

in Bristol.

However, publicity for the start

of the next season included

comments from producer Geraint

Morris, that there would be no

further instalments, stating that

the programme "should end on

a high after thirty episodes."

Following the events of Cry For

Help (in which paramedic Sandra

 Mute was stabbed), the show

regularly garnered more than ten

million viewers and subsequently, a secure future - Casualty has now

endured for forty years.

The majority of the regular cast remained unchanged - joining the show

here were Maureen O'Brien (as administrator Elizabeth Straker), Helena

 Little (Dr. Mary Tomlinson), Kate Hardie, Eddie Nestor (student nurses

Karen O'Malley and Cyril James), Ella Wilder and Geoffrey Leesley

 (paramedics Shirley Franklin and Keith Cotterill).

The fifteen part series (originally broadcast from September to

December 1987) featured a total of fifty-two Doctor Who cast

and crew connections:

• Leesley voiced Paramount Minister Mortund for Big Finish's Arrange- ments for War (2004), and Harold for AudioGo's The Broken Crown
• [John] Colin McCormack (Newman) was the Commander in The Sun Makers
• Stephanie Fayerman (Carole here; Wendy, 1996; Mother, 2006) was McLuhan in Dragonfire
• [Timothy] Tip Tipping (Driver here; Wayne, 1989) was stunt arranger on Remembrance of the Daleks, The Curse of Fenric and Survival
• Steve Whyment (Passenger) was an uncredited extra on The Keeper of Traken and Snakedance
• Richard Braine (Peter) voiced Percy Closed for The English Way of Death (2015), and Professor Linus Woolf for Entanglement (2018)
• Christopher Fairbank (Bryant) voiced Doc Baroque for The Scape- goat (2009), Pierre Arronax for The Wreck of the Titan (2010), Marc Brunel for Iron Bright (2018), then appeared as Fenton in Flatline
• Patrick [David] Newell (Goldman) was Colonel Faraday in The Android Invasion
• writer David Ashton [born Scott], David Chandler (Mike) and Eric [Cecil] Deacon (Tranter here; Sambrook, 2006) all starred in Timelash, as Kendron, HG Wells and Mykros respectively
• James Beckett (Drunk) and Stephen [George] Churchett (PC Geary) both appeared in Attack of the Cybermen, as Payne and Bill
• Tony [Samuel] Selby (Leon here; Kavanagh, 1995; Hazeldene, 2005) was Sabalom Glitz in The Mysterious Planet, The Ultimate Foe and Dragonfire
• Aimée [Margaret] Delamain (Eugenie) was Dona Arana in The Two Doctors
• Graham Turner (DC Lennox here; O'Keefe, 1995; Bainbridge, 2010; Trenton, 2013/14) was Amos in The Crimson Horror
• Harry Fielder (Bains) was a Guard (PP, ZZZ, 4L, 4P, 5A, 5F, 5Z), Crewman (SS, 4T), Vogan (4D), Assassin (4Q), Tigellan (5Q), and Krarg in Shada 
• Jared Morgan (Ambulanceman) was one of the titular mercenaries in Delta and the Bannermen (1)
• Dee Sadler (Maggie here; Irene, 1990), Ian Reddington (Dancer), David Ashford (Registrar) and Dean Hollingsworth (Jason) all starred in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, as Flowerchild, the Chief Clown (reprised for The Psychic Circus), Dad/Bus Conductor respectively - the latter was also an Android in Timelash
• Hubert [Thomas Morgan] Rees (Huggins) was Chief Engineer in Fury from the Deep, Captain Ransom in The War Games, and John Stevenson in The Seeds of Doom
• Pam Ferris (Linda) voiced Lizzie Corrigan for The Eternal Summer (2009), and Amanda Steele for Night of the Vashta Nerada (2017)
• Josh Elwell (Man) was a Lakertyan in Time and the Rani (4)
• Lloyd McGuire (Harry) was Lugo in The Face of Evil, and voiced Lieutenant Tendexter for The Architects of History (2010)
• [Albert] Frank Mills (Philips) was the Telescope Director in Terror of the Autons
• Anthony Donovan (Jeweller) was Guard in The Space Pirates (1)
• Stacy Davies (Craig) was Private Perkins in The Invasion (6), and Veros in State of Decay
• Edna [Lillian] Doré [born Gorring] (Mrs. Whiting here; Grace, 1991; Joan, 1997) was Maeve in Fear Her
• David John Pope (Malik) was the Kandyman in The Happiness Patrol
• Jon [St. Alban] Laurimore [born Livermore] (Ken here; Bevins, 2001; Thirlwell, 2004) was Count Federico in The Masque of Mandragora
• [John] Roger Hammond (Man) was Francis Bacon in The Chase (1), Dr. Runciman in Mawdryn Undead, and voiced Harold Withers for The Eternal Summer (2009)
• Chris Chering (Biker) was Tetrap in Time and the Rani, and Skinhead in Silver Nemesis
• Pete Lee Wilson (Mullett here; Newton, 1995; Reed, 1999; Foster, 2002; Warwick, 2011; Stenwood, 2015) was Tommo in The End of Time (1)
• Sakuntala Ramanee (Chitra here; Shaheera, 1996; Maryam, 2023) made her TV debut in Survival as Shreela Govindia, then was Erica Larnier in Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor, and voiced Hatshepsut for The Eye of Horus (2015), and Athena for The Wrath of Medusa (2022)
• John [William Francis] Hallam (Big Ted) was Light in Ghost Light
• Roy [Douglas] Purcell (Healey) was CPO Powers in The Mind of Evil, and the President in The Three Doctors
• [Thomas] Declan Mulholland (O'Grady) was Clark in The Sea Devils, and Till in The Androids of Tara
• Dadina Sagger (Leila) was an Alphan in Mindwarp (5)
• Edward [Harry] Kelsey (Pogson) was Slave Buyer in The Romans (1), Resno in The Power of the Daleks, and Edu in The Creature from the Pit
• RJ Bell (Fat Man) made his TV debut as the Garm in Terminus
• Kevin [Robert] McNally (Bennod) and Barry Stanton (Slim here; Waller, 1995) both starred in The Twin Dilemma, as Lieutenant Hugo Lang and Noma - McNally was also Professor Eustacius Jericho in Flux, and voiced Henry for Spider's Shadow (2008), Vakrass for The End of the Beginning, and Merrick Kingdom for The House of Kingdom and The Lost (all 2021)
• Judy Norman (Bingo player) was Ma in Gridlock
• [Christine] Janine Duvitski [born Drzewicki] (Joyce) voiced Alpha Wheeler for The Jabari Countdown (2018)
• Tim Faulkner (Registrar) voiced Highgate for The End of the Beginning, and Charles Hookham/Flindor/Wilbur Grits for The God of Phantoms (both 2021)
• Frank Rozelaar Green (Neighbour here; Bobo, 2003) was Sonny Hoskins in Father's Day
• [David] Roger Brierley (Coroner) was Trevor in The Daleks' Master Plan (8), and provided the voice of Drathro in The Mysterious Planet
• Robert Demeger (Statham) was the Preacher in The Shakespeare Code
• script editor Susan Box was a production assistant on Full Circle
• Alan Wareing was also director of The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Ghost Light and Survival

Doctor Who Vs. A Study in Terror

Shown on Legend today, this cult

British thriller chronicled the first

encounter between two iconic

Victorian figures - Sherlock Holmes

and Jack the Ripper.

John Neville (1925-2011) and
Donald Houston (1923-1991) 

portrayed Holmes and Watson in

an original narrative, where the

Great Detective exposed the

identity of the Ripper.

The film was novelised in 1966 by

Paul W Fairman and Ellery Queen,

and the Holmes versus the Ripper

sub-genre was also dramatised in

the film Murder By Decree (1978),

and the stageplay Holmes and the

Ripper (1988 - later adapted by Big Finish in 2010). Fictional depictions of

 the Whitechapel Murders have been depicted in over thirty novels,

including The Last Sherlock Holmes Story (1978), The Whitechapel

Horrors (1992), Lestrade and the Ripper (1999), Dust and Shadows

(2009), The Final Stand of Sherlock Holmes (2011), The Ripper

Legacy (2016), and A Knife in the Fog (2018).

Here, the murder series began with (the non-canonical slaying of)

Emma Smith in April 1888, and the Ripper is ultimately revealed

as Lord Carfax.

The production co-starred Robert Morley (as Mycroft Holmes), whilst

Frank Finlay (Lestrade) and Anthony Quayle (Dr. Murray) both later

appeared in Murder By Decree. Released by Colombia Pictures in

1965, the film also featured a young Judi Dench, and fifteen Doctor

 Who cast and crew connections:

• John [Alexander] Fraser (Carfax here; Uncle Gideon in Young Sherlock) was the Monitor in Logopolis
• Barbara [Ann] Windsor [born Deeks] (Annie Chapman) appeared in Army of Ghosts as Peggy Mitchell, her EastEnders character
• Adrienne Corri [born Riccoboni] (Angela) was Mena in The Leisure Hive
• [Frank] Dudley Foster (Home Secretary) was Maurice Caven in The Space Pirates
• Barbara Leake (Mrs. Hudson) was Mrs. Farrell in Terror of the Autons
• Patrick [David] Newell (PC Benson here; Lestrade in Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson; Blessington in The Resident Patient; Bobster in Young Sherlock Holmes) was Colonel Faraday in The Android Invasion
• Richard Atherton (Butler) was Lama in The Abominable Snowmen, Inspector/Prison Officer in The Mind of Evil, Noble in The Androids of Tara, and Passenger in Time Flight
• Billy Cornelius (Ruffian here; Leary in The Illustrious Client, 1965) was stuntman on (episode 4 of) 100,000 BC, Man-at-arms in The Crusade (4), and Morok Guard in The Space Museum
• Eric Kent (Butcher here; Rough in The Blue Carbuncle, 1984) was Technician in The Seeds of Death, and Roundhead in The Time Monster (3)
• Michael Stevens (PC) 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)
• Walter Henry [born Israel W Nagelkop] (PC) was an Extra in The Myth Makers (2) and The Siluruans (6), Primord in Inferno, and Brother in The Masque of Mandragora
• Bill Brandon (Ruffian) was an uncredited Mongol Warrior in Marco Polo
• Peter Diamond (stuntman here, Jack the Ripper (1959), Sherlock Holmes (1965), Hands of the Ripper, The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother) was a regular stunt double/fight arranger on the classic series (from The Daleks to The Daemons)
• Fred Wood (Beggar) was an Extra in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
• John Cox was the sound supervisor on both Dalek films too

Doctor Who Vs. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Series 2

The centenary of The Final
Problem was marked by
the Royal Mail in 1993

Jeremy Brett and David Burke returned

as Holmes and Watson for the second

season of Granada's acclaimed period

drama. This series (first screened in the

summer of 1985) saw the introduction

of Conan Doyle's other recurrent char-

acters. Mycroft Holmes was depicted by

Charles Gray (reprised from The Seven-

Per-Cent Solution in 1976), and Colin

Jeavons was Lestrade (following an app-

earance as Moriarty in The Baker Street

Boys in 1983). Moriarty was portrayed

here by Eric Porter.

A repeat run of the six mysteries (all

originally serialised in The Strand from

1891) began on ITV4 today - they

featured a total of sixteen Doctor Who

cast and crew connections

The Copper Beeches

(UK TX: August 25 1985)

The Greek Interpreter

(UK TX: September 1)

• George Costigan (Kemp) was Max Capricorn in Voyage of the Damned
• Oliver Maguire (Gregson) was a Shrieve in The Ribos Operation
• stuntman Jim [Derek Christopher] Dowdall had uncredited roles in Day of the Daleks, Genesis of the Daleks and Frontios

The Norwood Builder (UK TX: September 8)

• Jeavons was Damon in The Underwater Menace, and George Tracey in K9 & Company
• Ken [Alan] Grieve was director of Destiny of the Daleks too

The Resident Patient (UK TX: September 15)

• Patrick [David] Newell (Blessington here; PC Benson in A Study in Terror; Lestrade in Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson; Bobster in Young Sherlock Holmes) was Colonel Faraday in The Android Invasion
• Tim [born Michael John Leigh] Barlow (Count here; Wilder in The Abominable Bride) was Tyssan in Destiny of the Daleks
• Brett Forrest (Son) was Guard in (part 2 of) The Face of Evil
• John [Henry] Ringham (DI Lanner) was Tlotoxl in The Aztecs, Josiah Blake in The Smugglers, and Robert Ashe in Colony in Space

The Red Headed League (UK TX: September 22)

• Tim McInnerny (Clay here; Carmichael in The Abominable Bride) was Klineman Halpen in Planet of the Ood, and voiced Admiral Dolne for Big Finish's The Well-Mannered War (2015), and the eponymous role for Puccini and the Doctor (2024)
• [John] Roger Hammond (Wilson here; Rucastle for The Copper Beeches, 1991; Cunningham for The Reigate Squires, 1992) was Francis Bacon in The Chase (1), and Dr. Runciman in Mawdryn Undead, then voiced Harold Withers for The Eternal Summer (2009)
• Richard [born Ian Carmichael] Wilson (Ross) was Dr. Constantine in The Empty Child and The Doctor Dances
• John [Edward Arthur] Woodnutt (Merryweather here; Station Master in The Bruce Partington Plans; Broker in The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax, both 1965; Ralph for The Blanched Soldier, 1994; Frankland for The Hound of the Baskervilles, 1998) was George Hibbert in Spearhead from Space, the Draconian Emperor in Frontier in Space (5), the Duke of Forgill/Broton in Terror of the Zygons, and Seron in The Keeper of Traken

The Final Problem (UK TX: September 29)

• Michael [John] Goldie (Artist) was Jack Craddock in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, and Elton Laleham in The Wheel in Space
• Marc [Raymond] Boyle was also a stuntman on Terror of the Autons, fight arranger on The Time Warrior, and had roles as Prisoner/UNIT Motorcyclist in The Mind of Evil, Kronos in The Time Monster, and Exxilon in Death to the Daleks             
• Alf [Charles Richard] Joint (Thug here; McMurdo in The Sign of Four) was Heavy in The Ambassadors of Death, Primitive/Guard in Colony in Space, and stunt arranger on Battlefield

Doctor Who On This Day #62

1973 - Frontier in Space, Episode

2 first screened on BBC1

1976 - The Ambassadors of Death,

Episodes 5 to 7 all repeated on WTTW

1978 - The Android Invasion, Part

4 first screened on ABC

1980 - The Ark in Space, Part 1 first

screened on WTTW 11; Image of the

Fendahl, Part 3 first screened on TV2;

and The Creature from the Pit, Part 1

first screened on ABC

1981 - Dr. Who and the Daleks screened

on TV1

1982 - The Robots of Death, Part 3 and

The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 2 both

repeated on KQED Plus; and Black Orchid,

Part 2 first screened on BBC Cymru

1983 - The Horns of Nimon, Part 1

repeated on KQED Plus

1984 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part

2 repeated on KQED Plus

1985 - Revenge of the Cybermen

Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus

1986 - The Silurians, Episode 6 repeated

on ABC; The Keeper of Traken Omnibus

repeated on WTTW 11; and Time Flight,

Part 1 first screened on TROS

1987 - The Dominators, Episode 1 repeated 

on KQED Plus; and Planet of Evil, Part 1

repeated on TV2

1988 - The Ark in Space, Part 2 repeated

on TV de Galicia; and The Androids of

Tara, Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus

1989 - The Mutants, Episode 5 repeated

 on KQED Plus; and Revenge of the

Cybermen, Part 4 repeated on ABC

1990 - The Invasion of Time, Parts

4 to 6 all repeated on WTTW 11;

Snakedance, Part 4 repeated on

KQED Plus; and Remembrance of the

Daleks, Part 2 first screened on TV2

1992 - The Ambassadors of Death,

Episode 3 repeated on KQED  Plus 

1994 - The Invasion of Time, Part 2

repeated on UK Gold; and Revelation

of the Daleks, Part 4 (of 4) both

repeated on ABC

1995 - Timelash, Part 1 first screened

 on VOX; and Dragonfire, Part 1

repeated on UK Gold

1996 - The Power of Kroll Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold

1997 - The Daemons Omnibus and Return

to Devil's End both repeated on KQED Plus;

The Mutants, Episode 2 repeated on UKTV

(Aus); and The Green Death Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold

1998 - The Seeds of Death, Episode 3

first screened on Space; and Arc of

Infinity, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1999 - The Seeds of Death, Episode 3 repeated on Space;

 and The Two Doctors, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2000 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Episode

 5: The Waking Ally repeated on UKTV (Aus);

and The Ambassadors of Death, Episode 2

repeated on Space

2001 - The Seeds of Doom Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);

The Leisure Hive, Part 1 repeated on Iowa PTV; Arc of Infinity,

Part 2 repeated on BBC Prime; and The King's Demons

Omnibus repeated on MiND

2002 - Colony in Space Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; The

 Ark in Space, Part 2 repeated on Lakeland PTV; Terror of the

Zygons, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on MiND; The Talons of

Weng-Chiang, Part 2 repeated on WILL; The Pirate Planet, Part

1 repeated on KUED; The Leisure Hive, Part 2 repeated on Twin

Cities PTV; Kinda, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Lakeshore

PTV; Black Orchid Omnibus repeated on KBTC;

Earthshock, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on

NHPTV; The Caves of Androzani Omnibus

repeated on Iowa PTV; and Remembrance

of the Daleks Omnibus repeated  on MPT

2003 - The Pirate Planet Omnibus

repeated on BBC Kids

2004 - The Krotons, Episode 3 repeated 

on ABC; and Mawdryn Undead, Parts 1

and 2 both repeated on BBC Kids (Can)

2005 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 2

repeated on ABC

2006 - Bad Wolf and The Parting of

the Ways both first screened on ΣΚΑΙ 

2007 - Rose first screened on KLCS; The Long Game, Father's

 Day, The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances and Boom Town all 

repeated on BBC America; and The Satan Pit repeated on UK

Gold and Jimmy

2008 - 100,000 BC, Episodes 1 and 2

both first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4

2009 - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Parts 1 and 2 both 

first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; The Doctor Dances and

Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Weird Science both repeated 

on UKTV (Aus); Rise of the Cybermen and Doctor Who

Confidential Cutdown: Cybermen both repeated on ABC1;

 and The Lazarus Experiment and Doctor Who Confidential: 

Monsters Inc. both repeated on BBC3

2010 - Fear Her repeated on Syfy (Spa); and Planet of

the Ood and Doctor Who Confidential: Oods and Ends

both repeated on BBC3

2011 - The Brain of Morbius, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated

 on Radio 7; The Hand of Fear, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on 

MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4; and The Unicorn and the Wasp 

repeated on Space

2012 - 42 and Human Nature both repeated on BBC3;

The Eleventh Hour first screened on DR3; and Doctor

Who Confidential Cutdown: A New York Story repeated

on UKTV (Aus)

2013 -  Spearhead from Space Omnibus repeated on UKTV; 

Terror of the Zygons, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC;

The Family of Blood and Blink both repeated on France 4; 

Partners in Crime repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Doctor's Wife

 repeated on Fox (FRG) and WPT; The Curse of the Black Spot, 

Doctor Who Confidential: Bigger on the Inside and Ship Ahoy! 

all first screened on WPT; and Doctor Who Confidential

Cutdown: Alien Abduction repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2014 - The Sun Makers, Parts 3 and 4 and Black Orchid

Omnibus all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Doomsday and The 

Runaway Bride both repeated on BBC America; The Stolen

 Earth repeated on France 4; Flesh and Stone, The Vampires 

of Venice and Amy's Choice all repeated on Syfy (Port);

 Cold Blood and Doctor Who Confidential: What Goes

 on Tour both repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC

 Polska HD; Let's Kill Hitler repeated on BBC

Entertainment LA; The God Complex repeated

on Watch; and Hide repeated on Ztélé

2015 - The Sea Devils, Episodes 1 and 2

both repeated on Retro TV; Horror of Fang

Rock, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on Horror; 

The Power of Kroll, Parts 1 and 2 both first screened on Retro TV; 

Boom Town repeated on Watch; Last of the Time Lords and The 

Doctor's Wife both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Impossible 

Astronaut and The Name of the Doctor both repeated on BBC 

Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Angels Take Manhattan 

repeated on BBC America; and Dark Water and Death in 

Heaven both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP

2016 - The Androids of Tara Omnibus repeated on Horror; 

Full Circle, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; The

Unquiet Dead repeated on TV Cultura; New Earth repeated

on BBC Entertainment AP; School Reunion and Doctor Who

Confidential: New New Doctor both repeated on ABC2; Utopia

 and Time Heist both repeated on Syfy (Aus); Amy's Choice

 repeated on Einsfestival; Vincent and the Doctor and The 

Lodger both repeated on BBC America; Cold War repeated 

on BBC Polska HD; The Crimson Horror repeated on Syfy 

(Spa); Kill the Moon and Mummy on the Orient Express

both repeated on Syfy (LA); Flatline repeated on Syfy

(Bra) and Syfy (LA); Dark Water repeated on Syfy (Bra);

and The Zygon Invasion repeated on BBC First (ME)

2017 - The Silurians, Episode 5 repeated on The Zone;

Time Flight, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on Retro TV;

Daleks in Manhattan repeated on FX (Ind); Amy's Choice,

 Into the Dalek, Robot of Sherwood and Listen all repeated 

on Syfy (Aus); The Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver,

Time Heist and The Caretaker all repeated on Syfy (Bra);

Mummy on the Orient Express and Flatline both repeated 

on BBC Polska HD; Death in Heaven repeated on KLRU;

and Class, Episode 7 first screened on Prime

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

1 and Terror of the Vervoids, Parts 11 and 12 all repeated on

Retro TV; Father's Day, The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances 

and The Zygon Inversion all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Deep

Breath, Into the Dalek, Robot of Sherwood and Listen all 

repeated on BBC Polska HD; and Kill the Moon repeated

on BBC First (ME)

2019 - The Aztecs, Episode 4: The Day of Darkness and

Planet of Giants, Episode 1 both repeated on Retro TV; The

Masque of Mandragora, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on

KBTC; Destiny of the Daleks, Part 3 repeated on KPTS; The 

Rings of Akhaten, Cold War and The Day of the Doctor all 

repeated on BBC Polska HD; Hide repeated on One ARD; 

Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS repeated on W and

One ARD; The Crimson Horror, Nightmare in Silver and

 The Name of the Doctor all repeated on W; and The

Tsuranga Conundrum repeated on Fox (FRG)

2020 - The Space Museum Omnibus repeated on KVCR;

The Mind Robber, Episode 5 and The Krotons, Episode 1

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

Doctor both repeated on One ARD; The Name of the

Doctor repeated on Syfy (Fra); and The Doctor Falls

repeated on Star World Premiere HD

2021 - Carnival of Monsters, Episodes

3 and 4 both repeated on Retro TV;

The Fires of Pompeii repeated on ABC2;

Asylum of the Daleks repeated on Syfy

(Fra); Deep Breath and Into the Dalek

both repeated on BBC America; and Kill

the Moon repeated on BBC Polska HD

2022 - The Robots of Death, Part 4 and

City of Death, Part 1 both repeated on

Forces TV; State of Decay, Parts 1 and

2 both repeated on Retro TV; Dalek

repeated on Fox SciFi; New Earth

repeated on Syfy (Fra); The Eaters of

Light repeated on BBC Polska HD; The

Haunting of Villa Diodati repeated on

BBC First Turkey; and War of the

Sontarans repeated on ABC2

2024 - The Celestial Toymaker

Omnibus first screened at BFI

Southbank

2025 - Gridlock repeated on ABC

Entertains

2026 - Dragonfire, Parts 2 and 3

and The Happiness Patrol, Parts

1 and 2 all repeated on Retro TV