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Monday, 27 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Elephant Man

Directed by David Lynch and released in late
1980, this Anglo-American period production
was based on the 1977 play from Bernard
Pomerance.
Victorian surgeon Dr. Frederick Treves
befriended and rescued Joseph Merrick (the
 heavily deformed subject of a freak show,
dubbed the Elephant Man), and housed him
in the London Hospital. Treves (1853-1923)
and Merrick (1862-1890) were depicted here
by Anthony Hopkins and the Oscar-nominated
John Hurt.
Shown on BBC2 last night, the black and white
picture was nominated for nine further Academy
Awards, and won three BAFTAs - it featured Anne Bancroft, John Gielgud,
and twenty-seven Doctor Who cast connections:
  • Hannah [Campbell Grant] Gordon (Ann) was Kirsty McLaren in The Highlanders, and voiced Skagra's Ship for Big Finish's Shada
  • John [Robert Leon] Standing (Fox) voiced Fenric for Gods and Monsters (2012), and Professor Threadstone for Vampire of the Mind (2016)
  • Lesley Dunlop (Nora) was Norna in Frontios, and Susan Q in The Happiness Patrol
  • [William] Pat Gorman (Bobby) made appearances in eighty-three episodes (from The Dalek Invasion of Earth to Attack of the Cybermen)
  • Frederick [William] Treves (Alderman) was Lieutenant Brotadac in Meglos
  • Claire [Bernice] Davenport (Fat Lady) was the Empress in (episode 7 of) Marco Polo
  • Brenda [Elizabeth] Kempner (Woman) was Mrs. Grose in Ghost Light
  • Roy Evans (Cabman) was Trantis in The Daleks' Master Plan, Bert in The Green Death, and Miner in The Monster of Peladon
  • Marcus Powell (Midget) was Prisoner in Destiny of the Daleks (2)
  • Eiji Kusuhara (Bleeder) was Chinese Man in Four to Doomsday
  • Hugh Spight (Actor) was Dalek operator in Remembrance of the Daleks, and Robot Clown in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy (2)
  • Janie Kells (Horse) was a Sister in The Brain of Morbius
  • Harry Fielder (Policeman) was a Guard (PP, ZZZ, 4L, 4P, 5A, 5F, 5Z), Crewman (SS, 4T), Vogan (4D), Assassin (4Q), Tigellan (5Q), and Krarg in Shada
  • Tommy Wright (Bobby) was the Guardmaster in The Creature from the Pit
  • Jill Goldston (Nurse) was Extra in The Masque of Mandragora (4), and Peasant in State of Decay (1)
  • Jay McGrath (Man) 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)
  • Ralph G Morse (Aristocrat) was a Foster in The Keeper of Traken
  • Henry Roberts (Man) was Jousting Judge in The King's Demons (1)
  • Peter Ross Murray (Docker) was a Lakertyan in Time and the Rani (4)
  • Juba [Elgar] Kennerley (Committee) was Old Man in The Massacre (2)
  • Chick Fowles, Cyril Kent, Fred Wood (Men) and Reg [George] Thomason (Assistant) all appeared in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD, as Prisoner, Captive, and Men respectively
  • William Morgan Sheppard and David [John] Ryall (Men) were [the Older] Canton in The Impossible Astronaut, and voiced Carthok for Phantasmagoria (1999)
  • Patsy [Doris] Smart (Woman) was the Ghoul in The Talons of Weng-Chiang

Wednesday, 8 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Avengers @ 65: Series 6 [Part 2]

This cult British fantasy drama
returned to ITV's seventeen regions
in the autumn of 1968 for an eight
month run, following it's debut on
American television that spring.
Patrick Macnee had portrayed John
Steed since 1961, and was now
joined for the last series by Toronto
born Linda Thorson (girlfriend of the
programme's new producer John
Bryce), whilst Patrick Newell now
took a regular role as Mother.
After completing production on only
three episodes, Bryce was fired -
former producers Brian Clemens
 and Albert Fennell resumed their
posts. Both were later nominated
for a Primetime Emmy Award. The
show was finally recognised with a
BAFTA Special Award in 2000.
The Avengers spawned a stage version in 1971 (Simon Oates starred as Steed), then Macnee (1922-2015) reprised his iconic role for The New Avengers in 1976. Warner Bros. released
a much maligned cinematic treatment in 1998, with Ralph Fiennes as Steed,
Uma Thurman as Dr. Peel, and Jim Broadbent as Mother. An audio iteration
from Big Finish followed in 2013, with Steed now played by Julian Wadham.
The final season included screenplays from  Terrance Dicks, Malcolm
Hulke, and Terry Nation. The final seventeen stories (from a total of
thirty-three) featured Roger Delgado, Kate O'Mara, and a total of
 seventy-five other Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Killer (UK TX: January 22 1969 & US TX: December 30 1968)
  • Harry Towb (Paxton) was [Harry] Osgood in (episode 1 of) The Seeds of Death, and McDermott in Terror of the Autons
  • Michael McStay (Trancer) was Derek Moberley in The Seeds of Doom
  • for James Bree see Series 2
  • for John Bailey see Series 1
  • for William Franklyn see Series 4
The Morning After (UK TX: January 29 & US TX: Unknown)
  • Donald [Macleod] Douglas (Parsons) was Vural in The Sontaran Experiment
  • for Peter Barkworth see Series 1
  • for Brian Blessed and Gerry Crampton see Series 5
  • for Fred Haggerty, Arthur Howell and Alf Joint see Series 4 
The Curious Case of the Countless Clues 
(UK TX: February 5 1969 & US TX: April 3 1968)
  • Tony [Samuel] Selby (Stanley) was Sabalom Glitz in The Mysterious Planet, The Ultimate Foe and Dragonfire
  • [George] Reginald Jessup (Dawson) was a Servant in The Massacre, and Lord Savar in The Invasion of Time (1)
  • for Peter Roy and John Timberlake see Series 4
  • for Kenneth Cope see Series 5
  • for Edward de Souza and George A Cooper see Series 2
Wish You Were Here (UK TX: February 12 1969 & US TX:
November 18 1968)
  • Louise [Elizabeth] Pajo (Craven) was Gia Kelly in The Seeds of Death
  • Martin [Willy] Lyder [born Leyde] (Waiter here; Straddlestoff in Fog) was Foot Soldier/Alien Guard in The War Games
  • Tina Simmons (Guest) began her career as Inferno Patron in The War Machines (1), then Passenger in The Faceless Ones (1)
  • for Ernest Blyth and Michael Stevens see Series 4
  • for Derek Newark see Series 3
  • for David Garth see Series 2
  • for Gary Watson see Series 1
Love All (UK TX: February 19 & US TX: February 3)
  • Peter Stephens (Bellchamber) was Cyril/the Knave of Hearts/Kitchen Boy in The Celestial Toymaker, and Lolem in The Underwater Menace
  • for Terence Alexander and Juba Kennerley see Series 4
  • for Frank Gatliff see Series 1
  • David Baron [born Wilson] (Metcalfe) was Ralpachan in The Abominable Snowmen
  • Zulema [Noel] Dene [born Walliker] (WPC Grimshaw) voiced Danna for Big Finish's Soldier Obscura (2018)
  • Ann [Margaret Nicholson] Rye (Athene) voiced Lillian Dillane for Nocturne (2007)
Stay Tuned (UK TX: February 26 & US TX: February 24)
  • Duncan [William Ferguson] Lamont (Wilks) was Dan Galloway in Death to the Daleks
  • [Elizabeth] Denise Buckley (Sally) was cast as Victoria Waterfield in April 1967 but was replaced by Deborah Watling
Take Me to Your Leader (UK TX: March 5 & US TX: February 10)
  • Patrick [David] Barr (Stonehouse) was Jack Hobson in The Moonbase
  • for Michael Robbins and Michael Hawkins see Series 1
  • Henry [Thomas] Stamper (Glasgow) was Anton in The Enemy of the World (1)
Fog (UK TX: March 12/US TX: February 17/Aus TX: April 29)
  • for Paul Whitsun-Jones see Series 3
  • Patsy [Doris] Smart (Mrs. Golightly) was the Ghoul in The Talons of Weng-Chiang (1)
  • John Barrard [born Jack Koppel Isaacson] (Valarti) was the Shop- keeper in The Reign of Terror
Who Was That I Saw You With? (UK TX: March 19 & US TX: March 3)
  • William [James] Marlowe (Fairfax) was Harry Mailer in The Mind of Evil, and [Bill] Lester in Revenge of the Cybermen
  • Alan Wheatley (Dangerfield) was Temmosus in The Daleks
  • Ralph [Champion] Michael [born Shotter] (Hesketh) was Balaton in The Pirate Planet
  • Ken [Jeffery] Barker (Powell) was the Mutant in Revelation of the Daleks (1)
  • for Aimee Delamain see Series 3
  • for Peter Brace see Series 5
Homicide and Old Lace (UK TX: March 26 & US TX: March 17)
  • Edward [John] Brayshaw (Fuller) and Stephen [born Jeno Istvan] Hubay (Dubois) both appeared in The War Games, as the War Chief and Petrov - Brayshaw was also Leon Colbert in The Reign of Terror
  • [George] Gertan Klauber (Kruger) was the Galley Master in The Romans (2), and Ola in The Macra Terror
  • for Bryan Mosley see Series 4
  • for Donald Pickering see Series 5
  • for Derek Chafer and Sonnie Willis see Series 6
  • Kevork Malikyan (Rossi) was Kemel Rudkin in The Wheel in Space
  • for Dinny Powell see The Cybernauts
  • [Henry] Kristopher Kum (Osaka) was Fu Peng in The Mind of Evil
Thingumajig (UK TX: April 2 & US TX: March 24)
  • Iain Cuthbertson (Kruger) was Garron in The Ribos Operation
  • for Vernon Dobtcheff see Series 4
  • for Edward Burnham see Series 5
  • John Moore (Greer) was a Trojan in The Myth Makers (2), and Prisoner in Frontier in Space (3)
My Wildest Dream (UK TX: April 9 & US TX: January 6)
  • for Philip Madoc see Series 2
  • John [Frederick Joseph] Savident (Winthrop) was the Squire in The Visitation (1), and voiced Pendle for Order of the Daleks (2016)
Requiem (UK TX: April 16 & US TX: March 31)
  • Angela [Josephine] Douglas [born MacDonagh] (Miranda) was Doris Lethbridge-Stewart in Battlefield
  • for John Baker see Series 6
Take Over (UK TX: April 23 & US TX: April 14)
  • for Tom Adams see Series 1
Pandora (UK TX: April 30 & US TX: March 10)
  • for Julian Glover see Series 4
Get-A-Way! (UK TX: May 14 & US TX: April 24 1968)
  • for Andrew Keir see Series 5
  • for Neil Hallett see Series 1
  • Michael [Emrys] Elwyn [born Jones] (Edwards) was Lieutenant Algernon Ffinch in The Highlanders
  • William [Ingham] Wilde (Baxter) was a Draconian Captain in Frontier in Space
  • Robert Russell (Lubin) was a Guard in The Power of the Daleks, and the Caber in Terror of the Zygons
Bizarre (UK TX: May 21 & US TX: April 21 1969)
  • for Ron Pember and Max Faulkner see Series 1
  • for Fulton Mackay see Series 6

Friday, 27 February 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Avengers @ 65: Series 5A

This cult fantasy show returned to both the British
(ITV) and American (ABC) networks at the start of
1967, and again starred Patrick Macnee (1922-
2015) and Diana Rigg (1938-2020) as spies John
Steed and Emma Peel.
Produced by Brian Clemens and Albert Fennell, the
 drama (now filmed in colour), and Rigg were all
later nominated for Emmy awards.
A repeat run of the programme's fifth production
block (which consisted of sixteen episodes) con-
tinued on Great! tv last night - it featured Jon
Pertwee (pictured as Brigadier Whitehead in part
 one) and a total of seventy-one Doctor Who cast
and crew connections:

From Venus With Love
(UK [London] TX: January 13 1967/BBC4: April
18 2008 & US [New York] TX: January 20 1967)
  • Arthur Cox (Clarke here; Anaesthetist in Whoever Shot Poor George Oblique Stroke XR40?) was Cully in The Dominatorsand Henderson in The Eleventh Hour
  • Michael Lynch (Hadley) was Spencer in (episode 5 of) The War Games, and Thal Politician in Genesis of the Daleks
  • Joe [Augustus] Powell (Martin) was stuntman on the second Dalek film
  • for Barbara Shelley (Venus) and Philip Locke (Primble) see Series 1
  • for Derek Newark (Crawford) see Trojan Horse
  • for Billy Cornelius (Martin) and Kenneth Benda (Mansford) see S4
The Fear Merchants (UK TX: January 20/US X: January 27)
  • Gordon Flemyng (here & The Winged Avenger) was also director of both Dalek films
  • Andrew Keir [born Buggy] (Crawley here; James in Get-A-Way!) was Wyler in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
  • Edward [Noel] Burnham (Meadows here; Brett in Thingumajig) was Professors Watkins in The Invasion, and Jeremiah P Kettlewell in Robot
  • [Thomas] Declan Mulholland (Saunders) was Clark in The Sea Devils, and Till in The Androids of Tara
  • for Rocky Taylor (Man) see The Grandeur That Was Rome
  • for Bernard Horsfall (Fox) see The Cybernauts
Escape In Time (UK TX: January 27/US TX: February 10)
  • for Peter Bowles (Thyssen) see Second Sight
  • for Geoffrey Bayldon (Clapham) see The Deadly Air
  • Nicholas [John] Smith (Parker here; Luther in Super Secret Cypher Snatch) was Wells in The Dalek Invasion of Earth
  • [Kenneth] Clifford Earl (Paxton here; Jarret in Super Secret Cypher Snatch) was the Sergeant in The Daleks' Master Plan (7), and Major Branwell in The Invasion
  • Edward [George] Caddick (Sweeney) was Wylda in The Savages
The See-Through Man (UK/US TX: February 3)
  • John [Slade] Nettleton (Ford here; Palmer in The Rotters) was Reverend Ernest Matthews in Ghost Light
The Bird Who Knew Too Much (UK TX: February 10/US TX: March 10)
  • for Ron Moody (Jordan) and Alan Chuntz (Guard) see S4
  • for Ilona Rodgers (Samantha) see Six Hands Across A Table
  • Kenneth [Charles] Cope (Savage here; Gardiner in The Curious Case of the Countless Clues) was Packard in Warriors' Gate
  • [Earnest] Michael Coles (Verret) was Ganatus in Dr. Who and the Daleks
  • John Lee (Pearson here; Soames in The Forget-Me-Not) was Alydon in The Daleks
  • Peter Brace (Danvers here; Opponent in The Correct Way to Die; Guard in S7: Who Was That Man I Saw You With?; Driver in Bizarre; Potterton in The New Avengers: Target!) was Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4), Sailor in The Sea Devils, and Soldier in The Android Invasion (2)
  • [Robert] Gerry Crampton (Elrick here; Guest in Dead Man's Treasure; Mercenary in Have Guns - Will Hagglestunt double in The Forget-Me-Not, The RottersThe Morning AfterTake Me To Your LeaderWho Was That Man I Saw You With?Pandora) and Pat [Francis Xavier] Judge (Technician) were stuntmen in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
The Winged Avenger (UK/US TX: February 17)
  • for Neil Hallett (Packer) see Dead of Winter
  • for Colin Jeavons (Stanton) see A Touch of Brimstone
  • Donald [Ellis] Pickering (Roberts here; Cartwright in Homicide and Old Lace) was Eyesen in The Keys of Marinus, Blade in The Faceless Ones, and Beyus in Time and the Rani
The Living Dead (UK TX: February 24/US TX: March 3)
  • for Julian Glover (Masgard), Edward Underdown (Staplow) and Vernon Dobtcheff (Spencer) see S4
  • for Pamela Ann Davy (Mandy) and Malcolm Taylor (Miner) see Mission to Montreal
  • Jack [William] Woolgar (Kermit) was Sergeant Arnold in The Web of Fear
  • for John Cater (Olliphant) see The Nutshell
The Hidden Tiger (UK TX: March 3/US TX: March 17)
  • Frederick [William] Treves (Dawson) was Brotadac in Meglos
  • for John Moore (Williams) see The Murder Market
  • for Reg Pritchard (Bellamy) see Honey for the Prince
  • Gabrielle [Mary] Drake (Angora here; Penny in The New Avengers: Dead Men Are Dangerous) was considered for the role of Victoria Waterfield
The Correct Way to Kill (UK TX: March 10/US TX: March 24)
    • Michael [Emrys] Elwyn [born Jones] (Jones here; Edwards in Get-A-Way!) was Lt. Algernon Thomas Alfred Ffinch in The Highlanders
    • for Michael Gough (Nutski), Alf Joint (Opponent), Terence Alexander (Ponsonby-Frythe) and Graham Armitage (Wynche) see S4
    • for Philip Madoc (Pepitoparoff) see The Decapod
    • for Peter Barkworth (Percival) see Kill The King
    • Timothy [Dingwall] Bateson (Merryweather here; Spencer in Have Guns Will Haggle) was Binro in The Ribos Operation
    • for Bernard Barnsley (Snob) see The Gilded Cage
    Never, Never Say Die (UK TX: March 17/US TX: March 31)
    • Arnold Lee (Chess player) was Mongol Warrior in Marco Polo (2), Sweep/Coolie in The Talons of Weng-Chiang, and Crewman in Warriors of the Deep
    • for Jeremy Young (Penrose), Jon Laurimore (Guard) and Christopher Benjamin (Whittle) see S4
    Epic (UK TX: March 31/US TX: April 14)
    • for Peter Wyngarde (Kirby) see A Touch of Brimstone
    The Superlative Seven (UK TX: April 7/US TX: April 21)
    • Brian Blessed (Dayton here; Hearn in The Morning After) was King Yrcanos in Mindwarp, then voiced the titular role for Cutaway Comics' Omega (2022)
    • for Royston Farrell (Fighter) see The Hour That Never Was
    • for James Maxwell (Wade) see The Outside-In Man
    • for John Hollis (Kanwitch) see Warlock
    A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Station 
    (UK TX: April 14/US TX: April 28)
    • Isla Blair (Bride) was Lady Isabella Fitzwilliam in The King's Demons, and voiced Paula Taylor for Exotron (2007), Marge for Kidnapped!, Charn for Palindrome (both 2020), Old Mary Mortimer for Friend of the Family (2023), and Pars for Unknown Soldiers (2024)
    • for Aileen Lewis (Passenger) see Brief For Murder
    • for Peter Roy (Porter) and John Tatham (Passenger) see S4
    Something Nasty in the Nursery (UK TX: April 21/US TX: May 5)
    • Trevor [Gordon] Bannister (Gordon) voiced Korbin Thessinger for Nocturne (2007)
    • Dennis [Arthur Robert] Chinnery (Dobson) was Albert C. Richardson in The Chase (3), Gharman in Genesis of the Daleks, and Professor Sylvest in The Twin Dilemma (1)
    • for Patrick Newell (Collins) see The Town of No Return
    • Arthur Howell (stunt double here; Warren in Super Secret Cypher Snatch; Verno in They Keep Killing Steed; Soldier in The Morning After) was a Confederate Horseman in The War Games (3)
    The Joker (UK TX: April 28 & US TX: May 12)
    • for Peter Jeffrey (Prendergast) see Room Without a View
    • for Rocky Taylor (stunt double) see The Grandeur That Was Rome
    Who's Who??? (UK TX: May 5 & US TX: May 19)
    • for Campbell Singer (Major) and Malcolm Taylor (Hooper) see S2

    Wednesday, 7 January 2026

    Doctor Who On This Day #7

    1966 - Marco Polo, Episode 7: Assassin
     at PekingThe Aztecs, Episode 4: The
    Day of DarknessThe Dalek Invasion of
    EarthEpisode 6: Flashpoint and The
    Rescue, Episode 1: The Powerful Enemy
    all repeated on ABC
    1967 The Highlanders, Episode
    4 first screened on BBC1
    1970 The Evil of the Daleks, Episode
     4, The Web of FearEpisode and
    The Enemy of the World, Episode 4
    all repeated on ABC
    1971 - The Dominators, Episode
    repeated on ABC
    1975 The Three Doctors, Episode 4,
    Carnival of MonstersEpisode and
    Frontier in Space, Episode 4 all repeated
    on ABC
    1978 Underworld, Part 1 first
    screened on BBC1
    1982 Pyramids of MarsPart 2
    repeated on KQED Plus 
    1983 The Pirate PlanetPart 1
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1984 - Earthshock, Part 2 repeated
    on KQED Plus
    1986 The Invisible Enemy, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus;
    and The Two Doctors, Part 6 (of 6) first screened on ABC
    1987 The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Episode
     6: Flashpoint repeated on KQED Plus; and
    Robot, Part 4 repeated on TV1
    1988 The Talons of Weng-Chiang,
    Part 1 repeated on KQEDPlus
    1989 The Mind of Evil, Episode 1
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1990 Death to the Daleks Omnibus
    repeated on KQED Plus
    1992 Delta and the Bannermen,
    Part 2 repeated on KQED Plus
    1993 The War Machines, Episode 2
    repeated on UK Gold
    1994 The Keys of Marinus, Episode
    3: The Screaming Jungle repeated on
    UK Gold
    1995 Snakedance Omnibus repeated
    on KQED Plus; and Battlefield, Part 1
    repeated on UK Gold
    1996 Image of the Fendahl Omnibus 
    repeated on UK Gold
    1997 Terror of the Autons, Episode 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus); 
    and The Ghosts of N-Space, Episode 3 repeated on Radio 2
    1998 The Chase, Episode 4: Journey into Terror first screened 
    on Space; and Warriors' Gate, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    1999 The Chase, Episode 4: Journey into Terror repeated on 
    Space; and The Sea Devils, Episode 4 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
    2000 - The Ark, Episode 3: The Return repeated on Space
    2001 Planet of the Daleks, Episode 2 repeated on Prime;
     Invasion of the Dinosaurs Omnibus repeated on UK Gold;
    The Ark in SpacePart 3 repeated on WILL; The Masque of
    MandragoraPart 4 repeated on KUED; The Talons of Weng-
    ChiangParts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; Horror of Fang
     Rock, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on WCET; The Invisible 
    Enemy, Part 1 repeated on Lakeshore PTV; Underworld, Part
    4 repeated on Twin Cities PTV; The Pirate PlanetParts 3 and
    4 both repeated on WQED; City of Death Omnibus repeated
    on Colorado PTV; Arc of Infinity, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
    on MiND; Terror of the Vervoids Omnibus repeated on MPT;
    and Paradise Towers, Part 3 repeated on WUSF
    2002 The Curse of Peladon, Episodes
    1 and 2 both repeated on KQED Plus
    2003 The Leisure Hive, Part 1 repeated
    on BBC Kids (Can)
    2004 The Android Invasion, Parts 3
    and 4 both repeated on BBC Kids (Can)
    2006 The Curse of Fenric Omnibus
    repeated on UK Gold; World War Three
    first screened on één; and The Empty
    Child repeated on Jimmy
    2007 Tooth and Claw first screened
    on Jimmy
    2008 Daleks in Manhattan and Doctor Who
    Confidential: A New York Story both repeated
    on BBC3; and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
    screened on Syfy (Spa)
    2009 The Five Doctors, Part 4 (of 4) and Warriors
    of the Deep, Part 1 both first screened on MTV3 SciFi
    2010 Doomsday repeated on Syfy (Spa)
    2011 Tooth and Claw repeated on Space;
    Evolution of the Daleks repeated on Syfy
    (Ben); and Human Nature repeated on
    UKTV (Aus)
    2013 Father's Day repeated on Watch;
     The Satan Pit repeated on BBC America;
    The Doctor's Wife repeated on WPT; Closing
    Time repeated on WTTW HD; Doctor Who
    Confidential Cutdown: A Noble Return
    repeated on UKTV (Aus); and Death in
    Blackpool first broadcast on Radio 4 Extra
    2014 The Sontaran Experiment Omnibus and Kinda, Parts
    1 and 2 all repeated on Syfy (Aus); World War Three repeated
    on TV3 (Spa); New Earth repeated on BBC Entertainment LA;
    The Runaway Bride and The Rings of Akhaten both repeated
     on Syfy (Port); The Fires of Pompeii repeated on Watch;
    Turn Left repeated on UKTV (Aus); The Eleventh Hour
    repeated on BBC America; and Cold War first screened
    on KBS2
    2015 - The Sea Devils, Episode 6 and Carnival of Monsters, Episode 
    1 both repeated on Horror; The Brain of Morbius, Parts 1 and 2 both 
    first screened on Retro TV; The Seeds of Doom, Parts 5 and 6 and 
    The End of the World all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Girl in the 
    Fireplace and Rise of the Cybermen both repeated on BBC America; 
    The Lodger repeated on Watch; The Doctor's Wife and Doctor
    Who Confidential: Bigger on the Inside both repeated on BBC
    Entertainment AP; The Girl Who Waited repeated on UKTV (NZ);
    The God Complex repeated on KLRU; The Wedding of River Song 
    repeated on KCPT2; and Mummy on the Orient Express repeated
     on BBC Entertainment RSA
    2016 The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated 
    on Retro TV; The Sun Makers, Parts 2 and 3 and Cold Blood all 
    repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Androids of Tara, Parts 3 and 4 both 
    repeated on Horror; Silence in the Library and Doctor Who Con-
    fidential: Shadow Play both repeated on UNC-MX; A Christmas 
    Carol repeated on France 4; The Rebel Flesh repeated on TV
    Cultura; The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe repeated 
    on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Hide repeated on BBC
    Entertainment AP; In the Forest of the Night and Dark Water
     both repeated on BBC America; Death in Heaven repeated on 
    WTTW Prime; The Zygon Invasion and The Zygon Inversion
    both first screened on Fox (FRG); and Doctor Who Explained
     repeated  on BBC Entertainment EU and ME
    2017 The Keys of Marinus, Episodes 3 and 4,
    The Stones of Blood, Part 4 and The Androids of 
    Tara, Part 1 all repeated on Retro TV; The Fires of 
    Pompeii repeated on Syfy (Aus); Planet of the Dead,
    The Waters of Mars, The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2,
    The Eleventh Hour and Doctor Who Extra: Robot of 
    Sherwood all repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Vampires
     of Venice repeated on Syfy (Aus) and Syfy (LA); Amy's
    Choice, The Hungry Earth, Cold Blood and The Return
    of Doctor Mysterio all repeated on Syfy  (LA);
    Christmas Carol repeated on RAI4; The Rebel Flesh
    repeated on TLC TV; The Day of the Doctor repeated on
    BBC Entertainment EU; The Caretaker, Kill the Moon,
    Mummy on the Orient ExpressFlatline and In the
    Forest of the Night all repeated on Syfy (Bra); The
    Magician's Apprentice repeated on BBC First (RSA)
    and BBC Entertainment EU; and An Adventure in
    Space and Time repeated on One ARD (FRG)
    2018 Terror of the Autons, Episodes 2 and 3 both
    repeated on KBTC; The Seeds of Doom Omnibus repeated 
    on WSRE and MPTV; The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 6,
     Horror of Fang Rock, Part 1 and The Sun Makers Omnibus 
    all repeated on Retro TV; The Ribos Operation, Part 1 
    repeated on KPTS and Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV; 
    The Power of Kroll Omnibus repeated on WFWA; The 
    Armageddon Factor Omnibus repeated on WILL; City of Death 
    Omnibus repeated on KAKM; Vengeance on Varos, Part 1 (of 4)
     repeated on Jones! too; The Two Doctors Omnibus repeated on 
    Idaho PTV; The Parting of the Ways repeated on Syfy (Aus); 
    Gridlock and Daleks in Manhattan both repeated on ABC; 
    Silence in the Library repeated on The Box; The Hungry Earth, 
    Cold Blood and The Lodger all repeated on W; Vincent and the 
    Doctor repeated on W and Syfy (Aus); The Rings of Akhaten 
    repeated on One ARD; Cold War repeated on One ARD and
    Sony SciFi; The Name of the Doctor and Nightmare
     in Silver both repeated on Sony SciFi; The Caretaker
     and Kill the Moon both repeated on Syfy (LA);
    Dark Water repeated on France 4; The Return
    of Doctor MysterioEmpress of Mars and The
    Eaters of Light all repeated on Fox (FRG); Thin
    Ice and Knock Knock both first screened on
    RAI4; and Behind the Lens: The Time of the
    Doctor repeated on BBC Polska HD
    2019 - The ChaseThe Time MeddlerThe ArkThe Gunfighters
    The War Machines, The Tomb of the Cybermen Omnibuses and
    The Enemy of the World, Episode 1 all streamed on Twitch TV;
    Carnival of Monsters Omnibus repeated on Retro TV; Victory of the 
    Daleks and The Time of Angels both repeated on BBC Polska HD;
    Robot of Sherwood and Listen both repeated on BBC First (ME);
    and Sleep No More and Face the Raven both repeated on RAI4
    2020 Mindwarp, Part 5, Blink and Utopia all repeated on
    One ARD; Survival, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro
    TV; Rise of the Cybermen and Voyage of the Damned both
    repeated on BBC America; and The Beast Below repeated
    on Syfy (Fra)
    2021 The Mind Robber, Episode
    and The Krotons, Episode 1 both
    repeated on Retro TV; World War
    Three repeated on ABC2; The
    Pandorica Opens repeated on BBC
    Polska HD; Empress of MarsThe
    Eaters of LightWorld Enough and
    TimeThe Doctor FallsTwice Upon
    a Time and The Woman Who Fell to
    Earth all repeated on Sony SciFi; and
    Resolution repeated on  Syfy (Fra)
    2022 The Android Invasion, Parts 3
    and 4 both repeated on Retro TV; The
    Name of the Doctor repeated on BBC
    Polska HD; Hell Bent repeated on ABC2;
    The Zygon Invasion repeated on BBC First
    Turkey; The Woman Who Fell to Earth
    repeated on BBC America; and Demons
     of the Punjab repeated on NRJ12
    2023 The Doctor's Wife repeated on
    ABC2; and It Takes You Away and The
    Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos both
    repeated on Fox SciFi
    2024 Robot, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
    on Retro TV and KBTC; Castrovalva, Parts
    1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; and
     Doctor Who: The Welsh Connection repeated
    on Radio Wales
    2025 - Writer Barbara Clegg died in the
    UK, aged 98; SpyfallPart 2 repeated on
    ABC Family and ABC Entertains