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Thursday, 20 August 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, Series 1

Following Granada's The Return of Sherlock
Holmes, Jeremy Brett and Edward Hardwicke
next portrayed the iconic duo in the West End
production of The Secret of Sherlock Holmes.
Specially written by TV screenwriter Jeremy 
Paul, the play was staged at the Wyndham 
Theatre in 1988 and 1989.
A repeat run of the fifth series of the acclaimed
period drama (bldramatised as The Casebook)
concluded on ITV4 today.
The final dozen (of fifty-six) Sherlock Holmes
short stories were originally published as The
Case-Book in The Strand magazine between
1921 and 1927.
These six cases originally aired in the winter of
1991 - they featured Michael Jayston, and a
total of fourteen Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:

The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax (UK TX: February 21 1991)
  • Cheryl Campbell (Frances) was Ocean Waters in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Vault of Secrets
The Problem of Thor Bridge (UK TX: February 28)
  • Philip Bretherton (Cummings) voiced Shenn for The Draconian Rage (2003), Plenipotentiary Suskind for Arrangements for War (2004), Elliot Payne for Jago & Litefoot 3, Darcy/Heathcliffe/D'Urberville for A Most Excellent Match, Scrivener for Recorded Time (all 2011), the Vituperon for The Devil's Armada (2014), and Sir Keith Kordel for Rise and Shine (2015)
Shoscombe Old Place (UK TX: March 7)
  • [Robert] Michael Bilton (Stephens) was Charles de Teligny in The Massacre, Collins in Pyramids of Mars, and Time Lord in The Deadly Assassin
  • Denise Black [born Nixon] (Carrie) voiced Eva Jericho for Damaged Goods, Control for Rise and Shine (both 2015), and Mrs. Mountford for The Haunting of Malkin Place (2017)
The Boscombe Valley Mystery (UK TX: March 14)
  • Leslie Schofield (McCarthy) was Leroy in (episode 4 of) The War Games, and Calib in The Face of Evil
  • James [Brian Mark] Purefoy (James) voiced Count Dracula for Son of the Dragon (2007)
  • stunt arranger Greg Powell was the Knight in The Time Monster
The Illustrious Client (UK TX: March 21)
  • Roy [Trevor] Holder (Johnson) was Krelper in The Caves of Androzani
  • Carol Noakes (Baroness) voiced Olerik for The Acheron Pulse (2012)
The Creeping Man (UK TX: March 28)
  • for Colin Jeavons (Lestrade) see Series 2
  • Charles Kay [born Piff] (Presbury) was Julius Quilter in BBV Prod- uctions' Unnatural Selection (1996), then voiced the Curator for Excelis Rising (2002)
  • Adrian Lukis (Bennett) voiced Officer Bragg for Cobwebs (2010), Byzan for The Children of Seth (2011), Professor Jeffrey Broderick for Counter Measures 1 (2012), Harvey Marsh for The Justice of Jalxar, Sigmund Freud for Return of the Repressed (both 2013), Ansillon for Blood of the Time Lords (2022), then was Sir Jonathan Hynes in The War Between the Land and the Sea
  • Peter Guinness (Wilcox) voiced Childeric for The Holy Terror (2000), Baron Teufel/Zoff for The Beast of Orlok (2009), Rovus for The Star Men (2017), Garzan for The Dying Breed (2025), and Mr. Dread for Dreamland
  • Sarah Woodward (Jenkins) voiced Theodora for Secret History (2015), Vesh Taralesh for Stolen Goods (2018), and Anla Jessick for The Quest of the Engineer (2020)
  • Steve Swinscoe (Wilcox) began his TV career as David S. in The Happiness Patrol

Friday, 12 June 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Law & Order: UK, Series 2

 

Bradley Walsh, Jamie Bamber, Harriet
Walter (who represented the titular Law
officers DS Brooks, DS Devlin, and DI
Chandler), Freema Agyeman, Ben
Daniels, and Bill Paterson (as Alesha
Phillips, James Steel, and George Castle
- the CPS Order team) all returned in the
British spin-off of Dick Wolf's long-running
Law & Order franchise. Kudos' co-executive
producer Chris Chibnall also adapted two
episodes, and all six cases here were based
on scripts from the parent programme. A
repeat run of the season (originally shown
in the winter of 2010) began on ITV3 last
night - it featured Anjli Mohindra, and a
total of forty-two Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:

Samaritan (UK TX: January 11 2010/
based on Manhood, 1993)
  • Zienia Merton (Judge) was Ping Cho (pictured) in Marco Polo, then the Registrar in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith
  • Jamie Foreman (PC Griffin) was Eddie Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern
  • Camilla [Marie] Beeput (Maya) was Nova for Big Finish's Sphere of Freedom, Cataclysm and Food Fight (all 2021)
  • for Jessica Gunning, Tariq Jordan, Andy Goddard, Malcolm Thornton, Simon Morris, Jamie Pearson and Nick Foley see Series 1
Hidden (TX: January 18/based on Bitter Fruit, 1995)
  • David Gyasi (Lennie) was Harvey in Asylum of the Daleks
  • Rene Zagger (Andreou) was Padra in Utopia
  • Enzo Squillino Jr. (D'Agostino) voiced Aldo Deluca for The Gift, Juan Romero for Fiesta for the Damned (both 2016), and Chant for The Power of River Song (2019)
  • Cyril [Ikechukwu] Nri (Judge) was the Shopkeeper in The Sarah Jane Adventures, then Chairman in Class, and voiced Maurice Vallan for The Movellan Manoeuvre and The Dalek Gambit (both 2020), and Khaset for The Mummy Speaks! (2022)
  • Andrew Byron (Nikolajs) was Ilya Svyatoslavovich in The Pyramid at the End of the World
  • for Dervla Kirwan and John Rowe see Series 1
Community Service (TX: January 25/based on Volunteers, 1993)
  • Kevin [Robert] McNally (Morgan) was Lieutenant Hugo Lang in The Twin Dilemma, then Professor Eustacius Jericho in Flux, and voiced Henry for Spider's Shadow (2008), Vakrass for The End of the Beginning, and Merrick Kingdom for Dalek Universe (both 2021)
  • Will Thorp (Butler) was Tobias Zed in The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit, then voiced Gaius Julius Caesar for 100 BC, Jacob Williams for Bedtime Story, and Narrator of Sick Building, Forever Autumn, Peacemaker (all 2007) and The Krillitane Storm (2009)
  • Sandra [Jane] Huggett (Sharon) voiced Dorada for The Scaramancer, The Castle of Kurnos 5 and The Cognition Shift (all 2020)
  • Mary Healey (Dora) was a Killjoy in The Happiness Patrol
  • Eloise Joseph (Kelly) was Beauty in Nightmare in Silver
  • Alison Skilbeck (Rachel) was the Deputy in (part 3 of) Frontios
  • Bhasker Patel (Dr. Singh) was Jival Chowdry in Turn Left
  • Ken Grieve was directeor of Destiny of the Daleks too
  • for Colin Salmon, Paul Darrow and Catherine Tregenna see Series 1 
Sacrifice (TX: February 1/based on Sonata for a Solo Organ, 1991)
  • Michael Maloney (Reberty) voiced Simonsson for Grand Theft Cosmos (2008), Adam Farrow for AudioGo's The Circus of Doom, Fratalin for Patient Zero, the Viryans for Blue Forgotten Planet (all 2009) and Charlotte Pollard 1 (2014), Rennol for Kiss of Death, Narrator of BBC Books' The Silent Stars Go By (both 2011), Gregor Saraton for Zygon Hunt, Hilary Hammond for Enemy Aliens (both 2014), William Hogan for The Rockery (2019), and the Two for Two's Company and The Union (both 2023)
  • Samuel Oatley (McKenzie) was Tzim Sha in The Woman Who Fell to Earth and The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
  • Frances Ashman (Teresa) was Christine in The Big Bang
  • Gemma Saunders (Nurse) voiced Eleanor Vale/Amanda Caulfield for 1963: The Assassination Games (2013), and Ellen Byrne for The Eye of the Storm (2016)
  • for Charles Kay see Series 1
Love and Loss (TX: February 8/based on Consultation, 1992)
  • Mark Lewis Jones (Powell) voiced Professor Oliver Mortlake for The Darkness of Glass (2015)
  • Shaun Dooley (Gilmore) was Epzo in The Ghost Monument 
  • Roy Holder (Caretaker) was Krelper in The Caves of Androzani
  • Eugene Washington (Valente) was Mr. Wagner in School Reunion
Honour Bound (TX: February 15/based on Corruption, 1996)
  • Gabrielle Glaister (Liz) voiced Maggie Bishop for The Forsaken (2015), Cowley for The High Price of Parking (2017), and Veronica Bland for Braxiatel in Love (2018)
  • Don Warrington [born Williams] (Commissioner here & Series 8: I Predict A Riot) was the President of Great Britain in Rise of the Cybermen, then voiced Rassilon for The Time of the Daleks, Neverland (all 2002), Zagreus (2003), Caerdroia and The Next Life (both 2004), and was Narrator of The Art of Destruction (2006)
  • Jeremy Bulloch (Grant) was Tor in The Space Museum, and Hal in The Time Warrior
  • Alan Bond (Juror here; Officer in S7: Fatherly Love) was UNIT Soldier in The Sound of Drums and Last of the Time Lords
  • for Robert Glenister see Series 1

Monday, 11 May 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Ruby in the Smoke

Published in 1985, the first book
in Philip Pullman's Sally Lockhart
quartet, The Ruby in the Smoke
was dramatised for BBC1 and
originally broadcast at Christmas
2006.
This period drama is notable for
marking the television debut of
Matt Smith (pictured as Jim
Taylor), and is the first portrayal
of Victorian heroine Lockhart,
by Billie Piper. The pair also
starred in the sequel, The Shadow in the North, then reunited for ITV's
Secret Diary of a Call Girl. Pullman's next two novels in the series remain
unadapted for TV. The first of The Sally Lockhart Mysteries featured Julie
Walters, and fifteen further Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
  • Big Finish actor Trevor Cooper (Higgs) was [Lancelot] Takis in Revelation of the Daleks, and Friar Tuck in Robot of Sherwood, and voiced Rull for Magic Bullet's Kaldor City, then Sir Ralph for The Doomwood Curse, Shanks for The Haunting of Thomas Brewster (both 2008), Judah for The Beast of Orlok, Smithy for Castle of Fear (both 2009), Captain Maddox/Stennan for Army of Death (2011), Colonel Burroughs/Kimball for The Emerald Tiger (2012), Preddle/Jonathan Jaggers for Judoon in Chains (2016), Jonathan Mayfly/Sir Joseph Eagleton for The Ghosts of Greenwich (2019), Smallpiece for Merry Christmas Mr. Jago (2020), Silas Keynes for The Ravencliff Witch (2022), and Captain Thaddeus Grey for Archipelago (2024)
  • Robert Glenister (Selby) was Salateen in The Caves of Androzani, and played Thomas Edison in Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror - he also voiced Aboresh for Absolution (2007), and Eliot for Signal and I'll Come to You (2024)
  • John Joseph Feild (Garland) voiced David McCallister for Blue Forgotten Planet (2009)
  • Don [Samuel] Gilet (Hopkins) was Lance Bennett in The Runaway Bride, then voiced Streatham/Fleshkin for The Hunting Season (2022), and Herman Baker for Double (2023)
  • David [Michael] Harewood (Bedwell twins) was Joshua Naismith in The End of Time, and voiced President Vallan for Army of Death
  • Pik Sen Lim [born Lim Phaik Seng] (Sheng) was married to writer Don Houghton, and worked on his second story The Mind of Evil as Captain Chin Lee - a role reprised for Open the Box (2019) - she also voiced Dom-Ra for Neon Reign (2018)
  • Hayley [Elizabeth] Atwell (Rosa) voiced Asha for Blood of the Daleks (2007), Eleanor for The Doomwood Curse, Seska for The Whispering Forest (2010), and President Moorkurk for The Sands of Life and War Against the Laan (both 2013)
  • Julia Joyce (Young Sally) had previously doubled for Piper in Father's Day as young Rose, and was Holly Frobisher in Torchwood: Children of Earth
  • Martin Jarvis (voice of Captain) was Hilio in The Web Planet, Butler in Invasion of the Dinosaurs, and the Governor in Vengeance on Varos, then voiced Nigel Rochester for Jubilee (2003)
  • Ramon Tikaram (Maharajah) voiced Wanchese for Voyage to the New World (2012), the Castellan for The Eleven, Marlock for Theatre of War, Colonel Vikram Shindi for UNIT: Extinction (all 2015), UNIT: Silenced (2016), UNIT: Encounters (2017), UNIT: Cyber Reality and UNIT: Revisitations, Colin Colchester Price for Torchwood (all 2018), and President Dunn La for The World Traders (2021)
  • Elliot [Aidan] Cowan (Van Eeden) voiced Gark for The Fifth Traveller (2016)
  • Charles Jarman was stuntman on The Lazarus Experiment too
  • Paul Bennett was also third assistant director on Blink, Turn Left and Torchwood
  • script editor Caroline Skinner was co-executive producer on the revived series (from The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe to The Name of the Doctor), The Doctors Revisited and An Adventure in Space and Time
  • Cathy Cosgrove was property buyer on Delta and the Bannermen too

Friday, 17 April 2026

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 MarkerThe 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)

Monday, 16 March 2026

Doctor Who On This Day #75

1935 - Director Tristan De Vere Cole
born in Redruth
1943 - Actor John Leeson born John
Francis Christian Ducker in Leicester
1965 - The Daleks, Episode 6: The
Ordeal first screened on ABC
1968 - Fury from the Deep, Episode
1 first screened on BBC1
1969 - Galaxy 4Episodes 2 and 3 and The Massacre,
Episode 1: War of God repeated and The Ark, Episode 1:
 The Steel Sky first screened, all on TV1; and The Evil of 
the Daleks, Episodes 5 to 7 repeated and Fury from the
DeepEpisodes 1 and 2 repeated and Episode 3 first
screened, all on ABC
1973 - Day of the Daleks, Episode
1 first screened on ABC
1974 - Death to the Daleks, Part
4 first screened on BBC1
1978 The Seeds of Doom, Part 3 first
screened and The Masque of Mandragora,
Part 2 repeated, both on ABC
1982 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 2 repeated on KQED
 Plus; MeglosPart 1 repeated and Part 2 first screened,
both on ABC; and Earthshock, Part 4 first screened on 
BBC1
1983 - Meglos, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus; and
The King's Demons, Part 2 first screened on BBC1
1984 - Terror of the Zygons, Part 1 and The Five Doctors 
both repeated on KQED Plus; FrontiosPart 4 first screened 
on ABC; and The Caves of Androzani, Part 4 first screened 
on BBC1
1985 - Colony in Space, Episode 3 repeated on KQED
Plus; and Timelash, Part 2 first screened on BBC1
1986 Day of the Daleks Omnibus
repeated on KQED Plus
1987 The Time Monster, Episodes 
1 to 3 all repeated on WTTW 11
1988 Revenge of the Cybermen, Part
 4 repeated on TV de Galicia; The
Armageddon Factor, Part 2 repeated
on KQED Plus; and Destiny  of the
DaleksPart 4 repeated on TV2
1989 - The Three Doctors, Episode 2 repeated on KQED
Plus; and Pyramids of MarsPart 1 repeated on ABC
1990 Enlightenment, Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus
1991 The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Episode 5: The Waking 
Ally repeated on TV2; and Underworld, Part 2 and Frontios 
Omnibus both repeated on KQED Plus
1993 Four to Doomsday, Part 4
repeated on ABC
1994 The Pirate Planet, Part 1
repeated on UK Gold
1995 The Two DoctorsPart 6
(of 6) first screened on VOX
1997 Revenge of the Cybermen Omnibus repeated on UK 
Gold; and Genesis of the Daleks, Part 1 repeated on ZTV
1998 - The War Games, Episode 6 first screened on Space;
and Mawdryn Undead, Part 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1999 - The War Games, Episode 6 repeated on Space;
and Earthshock, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2000 The Web Planet, Episode 2: The
Zarbi repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The
Curse of Peladon, Episode 1 first
screened on TG4
2001 - The Face of Evil, Parts 3 and
4 both repeated on Prime; and The
Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 1 repeated
 on UKTV (Aus)
2002 The Curse of Peladon Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; 
Terror of the Zygons, Part 3 repeated on BBC Kids (Can);
The Mysterious Planet Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);
and Terror of the VervoidsParts 11 and 12 both repeated
on BBC Prime
2003 The Curse of Peladon Omnibus repeated on
UK Gold; Planet of Evil, Part 4 repeated on WSKG;
The Power of Kroll, Part 4 repeated on WILL and
Omnibus repeated on BBC Kids (Can); City of Death,
Part 4 and The Creature from the Pit, Part 1 both 
repeated on MiND; State of Decay, Part 4 repeated
on KUED; Castrovalva Omnibus repeated on KERA;
Mawdryn Undead Omnibus repeated on MPT; Terror
of the Vervoids, Part 10 repeated on NHPTV; and Time
and the Rani, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC
2004 The Seeds of Death, Episode 6 repeated
on ABC; and The Awakening Omnibus repeated
on BBC Kids (Can)
2005 The Sun MakersPart 1
repeated on ABC
2006 - The Empty Child first
screened on People+ Arts
2007 Fear Her repeated on BBC3
2008 Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150
AD screened on Syfy (Spa)
2009 Survival, Parts 1 and 2 both first screened on MTV3
SciFi and TV4; Doomsday first screened on Syfy (Spa); and
 The Sound of Drums and Doctor Who Confidential:
The Saxon Mystery both repeated on BBC3
2010 The Long Game repeated on Syfy (Spa);
Boom Town and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown:
Unsung Heroes and Violent Death both repeated on
UKTV (Aus); Fear Her repeated on WTTW Prime;
The Lazarus Experiment repeated on HRT2; and
Midnight and Doctor Who Confidential: Look
Who's Talking both repeated on BBC3
2011 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Parts
5 and 6 both repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2
and TV4and Rose repeated on Space
2012 Time Flight, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on MTV3
SciFi and TV4; The Shakespeare Code repeated on Watch;
The Family of Blood repeated on BBC America; Last of the 
Time Lords and Doctor Who Confidential: The Valiant Quest
both repeated on BBC3; and Journey's End repeated on ABC2
2013 The Impossible Planet repeated on UKTV (NZ);
Good Man Goes to War repeated on Fox (FRG); The 
Girl Who Waited repeated on Syfy (Ben); A Town
Called Mercy repeated on BBC3; and Doctor Who
Confidential Cutdown: Double Trouble repeated on
UKTV (Aus)
2014 100,000 BC Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV;
Horror of Fang Rock, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
on KBTC; The Pirate Planet, Parts 3 and 4 both
repeated on Syfy (Aus); Rise of the Cybermen and
The Age of Steel both repeated on RAI4; Smith and
Jones repeated on Fox (FRG); The Doctor's Daughter,
The Unicorn and the WaspSilence in the Library and
Midnight all repeated on Watch; The Next Doctor
and The Eleventh Hour both repeated on France 4;
The Rebel Flesh repeated on Idaho PTV; The Girl Who
Waited repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; Asylum
of the Daleks repeated on BBC Entertainment ME and
Really Scary TV; Dinosaurs on a Spaceship repeated
on UKTV (NZ); The Angels Take Manhattan and
Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: What Dreams
May Come both repeated on UKTV (Aus); and
The Crimson Horror repeated on WTTW Prime
2015 - The Ribos Operation, Part 2 and Silence in the
Library both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Stones of Blood,
Part 4 and The Androids of Tara, Part 1 both repeated on
Horror; Vengeance on Varos Omnibus repeated on Watch;
The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit both repeated on
EBRU; Blink, Utopia and The Sound of Drums all repeated
on BBC America; Let's Kill Hitler repeated on BBC Nordic HD
and BBC Polska HD; Asylum of the Daleks repeated on Syfy
(Ben); Flatline first screened on KBS1; and In the Forest of
the Night repeated on BBC Entertainment LA
2016 - Logopolis, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro
TV; The End of the World and The Doctor's Daughter both
repeated on Syfy (Aus); Boom Town repeated on TV Cultura;
Love & Monsters repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; Army of 
Ghosts and Doctor Who Confidential: Welcome to Torchwood
both repeated on ABC2; The Impossible Astronaut repeated
 on Einsfestival; The Doctor's Wife repeated on BBC First (ME);
Deep Breath repeated on BBC Polska HD; and Doctor Who
Explained repeated on Syfy (LA)
2017 The Claws of Axos, Episode 3 repeated on The Zone; 
EnlightenmentParts 2 and 3 both repeated on Retro TV;
Rose, The Husbands of River Song and Behind the Lens: The
Time of the Doctor all repeated on BBC Polska HD; Father's
Day repeated on Space; The Christmas Invasion, New Earth,
Tooth and Claw, School Reunion, Deep BreathSleep No More 
and Face the Raven all repeated on BBC America; Last of the
 Time Lords repeated on FX (Ind); The Eleventh Hour
and The Beast Below both repeated on Syfy (Bra);
Day of the Moon repeated on DR3 and Syfy (Aus);
The Curse of the Black Spot and The Doctor's Wife
 both repeated on DR3 and Syfy (Bra); and Mummy
on the Orient Express repeated on BBC First (ME)
2018 - The Sun Makers, Part 3 repeated on Jones! too;
The Happiness PatrolPart 3 and Silver Nemesis, Part 1 both
repeated on Retro TV; New Earth and Daleks in Manhattan 
both repeated on Syfy (Aus); Tooth and Claw and School 
Reunion both repeated on and Syfy (Aus); The Almost 
People repeated on ABC and ABC ME; Journey to the Centre
of the TARDISThe Crimson Horror and Nightmare in Silver
all repeated on RAI4; The Magician's Apprentice repeated
on BBC Polska HD; The Zygon Inversion repeated on BBC
First (ME); and Knock Knock and Oxygen both repeated
on Syfy (Bra)
2019 - The Romans Omnibus and The Space Museum,
Episodes 3 and 4 all repeated on Retro TV; The Macra
Terror Omnibus screened at BFI Southbank; Listen,
Time HeistThe CaretakerDoctor Who Extra: Flatline,
In the Forest of the NightDark Water and Death in
Heaven all repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Pilot and
Smile both repeated on France 4; and Empress of
Mars repeated on Syfy (Aus)
2020 Kill the Moon repeated on Syfy
(Fra); and The Ghost Monument repeated
 on Fox (FRG)
2021 Death to the Daleks, Parts 1 and
2 both repeated on Retro TV; and Turn
Left repeated on ABC2
2022 The Visitation, Parts 3 and 4
both repeated on Retro TV; Earthshock,
Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on Forces
TV; New Earth repeated on Fox SciFi;
Love & Monsters repeated on Syfy (Fra);
Demons of the Punjab repeated on BBC
Polska HD; Revolution of the Daleks
repeated on BBC America; and The
Vanquishers repeated on BBC First
Turkey
2023 Nightmare in Silver repeated on
Fox SciFi; and Into the Dalek repeated
on ABC2
2025 Destiny of the Daleks, Parts
1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; and
The Fires of Pompeii repeated on ABC
Entertains