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Wednesday, 9 September 2026

Doctor Who Vs. A Night to Remember

This British big screen adaptation of Walter
Lord's best-selling book
was released by Rank in
1958, and recounts the
final night on board RMS Titanic
The film was directed by
 Roy Ward Baker, and
producer William Mac-
Quitty used White Star
Line blueprints to create
 life-like sets, while Titanic's Fourth Officer
Joseph Boxhall was a consultant. Despite its modest production values,
A Night to Remember is regarded by critics as the most historically
accurate of the many Titanic movies, and earned a Golden Globe award.
The story of the 'unsinkable' liner's  loss in 1912 was told from the point
of view of her passengers and crew, principally Second Officer Charles
Lightoller, portrayed by Kenneth More.
Bob Ballard's discovery of the wreck of Titanic in 1985 sparked a fresh
wave of public interest in the disaster, and Lord (1917-2002) penned a
sequel, The Night Lives On (1986) and even acted as a consultant on
James Cameron's Titanic (1997).
Shown on Talking Pictures TV last night, the acclaimed film featured
Geoffrey Bayldon, and thirty-four future Doctor Who cast and crew
connections:     
  • Honor Blackman (Mrs. Lucas) was Professor Sarah Lasky in Terror of the Vervoids, then voiced Queen Anahita for Big Finish's The Children of Seth (2011)
  • Roanld [John] Allen (Clarke) was Rago in The Dominators, and Professor Ralph Cornish in The Ambassadors of Death
  • Richard [Leeper] Leech [born McClelland] (Murdoch) was Gatherer Hade in The Sun Makers
  • Ralph [Champion] Michael [born Shotter] (Yates) was Balaton in The Pirate Planet
  • Jack [Stanley] Watling (Boxhall) was Professor Edward Travers in The Abominable Snowmen, The Web of Fear and Downtime
  • Harold [born Israel] Goldblatt (Guggenheim) was Professor Dale in Frontier in Space
  • Andrew Keir [born Buggy] (Hesketh) and Roger Avon (Reginald Lee) both starred in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD, as [Peter] Wyler and Wells - Avon was also Saphadin in The Crusade, and Daxtar in (episode 4 of) The Daleks' Master Plan
  • Philip Ray [born Roy Edgar Cochrane] (Anderson) was Professor Daniel Eldred in The Seeds of Death
  • Jeremy Bulloch (Boy) was Hal in The Time Warrior
  • George [Alphonsus] Cooper (Hughes) was Cherub in The Smugglers
  • Glyn [born Glyndwr Desmond] Houston (Stoker) was Professor [Owen] Watson in The Hand of Fear, and Colonel Ben Wolsey in The Awakening
  • Robert James [born McAllister] (Hesketh) was Lester in The Power of the Daleks, and the High Priest in The Masque of Mandragora
  • [Alan Edgar] Stratford Johns (Crewman) was Monarch in Four to Doomsday
  • Howard Lang [born Donald Yarranton] (Chief Officer Henry Wilde) was Horg in 100,000 BC
  • Derren Nesbitt [born Horwitz] (Stoker) was Tegana in Marco Polo, and voiced Thomas Dodd for Spare Parts (2002) and Ordinal-General Quences for Auld Mortality (2003)
  • Richard [Henry] Beale (Pilot) provided the Refusian Voice in The Ark, was Bat Masterson in The Gunfighters, Broadcast Voice in The Macra Terror, and the Minister in The Green Death (3)
  • Peter Brace (Stoker) was Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4), and Soldier in The Android Invasion (2)
  • George Curtis (Steward) was Soldier in The War Games (1)
  • [Phokion Stavros] Steve Plytas (Greek Passenger) was Wigner in The Tenth Planet
  • Mavis Ranson (Passenger) was a Schoolgirl in An Unearthly Child
  • [Max] Richard Shaw (Crewman) was Lobos in The Space Museum, Cross in Frontier in Space, and Lakh in Underworld
  • Bart Allison [born Henry James Patrick] (Drunk) was Maximus Pettulian in The Romans (1)
  • Keith Anderson (Asst. Purser) was Maximilien Robespierre in The Reign of Terror
  • [Cathal] Max [Parnell Macaulay Lloyd] Faulkner (Waiter) was UNIT Soldier in The Ambassadors of Death, Exxilon in Death to the Daleks (1), Miner in The Monster of Peladon (6), Guard Captain in Planet of the Spiders (4), Thal Guard in Genesis of the Daleks (3), Crewman in Planet of Evil (1), Corporal Adams in The Android Invasion, and Nesbin in The Invasion of Time
  • Maurice [Edward] Bush (Crewman) was an Ogron in Day of the Daleks and Frontier in Space
  • [James Henry] Laurence Archer (Guest) and John Adams (Passenger) were both seen in The Underwater Menace, as Man and Priest - Archer was also Coven member/Villager in The Daemons, with Ernest Blyth (Passenger)
  • Jim Brady [born George Clifford Watkin] (Engineer) and Eddie Dillon (Waiter) were both Extras in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
  • Pauline Challoner (Child) auditioned for the role of Victoria Waterfield in April 1967
  • Jack [James] Silk was a stuntman on The Daemons too
  • David Harcourt was a camera operator on both Dalek feature films too

Friday, 14 August 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Carry On Regardless

The fifth production from the popular Carry On
stable was released in early 1961, and told the
story of the hapless Helping Hands agency.
By now a regular company was established
 with actors Sid James (pictured as Handy),
Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Connor, Charles
Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Hattie Jacques, Esme
Cannon, and Bill Owen all having appeared in
previous titles.
Liz Fraser (1930-2018) and Fenella Fielding
(1927-2018) made their series debuts here.
Shown on Great! TV tonight, the comedy
featured Stanley Unwin, Joan Hickson, and
eleven future Doctor Who cast connections:
  • for Sims see Carry On Nurse
  • [Christopher] Nicholas Parsosn (Wolf) was Reverend Wainwright in The Curse of Fenric
  • Terence [Joseph] Alexander (Trelawney) was Lord Ravensworth in The Mark of the Rani
  • for Victor Maddern see Carry On Constable
  • Andrew Andreas (Waiter) was an Egyptian Warrior in (episode 10 of) The Daleks' Master Plan, Guard in The Enemy of the World, and German Soldier in The War Games (3)
  • Vi Delmar [born Scott] (Shopper here; Woman in Carry On Cowboy) was Old Queen Xanxia in The Pirate Planet
  • Carl Conway (Man) was US Correspondent in The War Machines (4), and Control Room Assistant in The Ambassadors of Death
  • Arnold Lee (Chinese Man) was a Mongol Warrior in Marco Polo (2), Sweep/Coolie in The Talons of Weng-Chiang, and Seabase Crewman in Warriors of the Deep
  • Angus [Wilson] Lennie (Assistant, deleted) was Storr in The Ice Warriors, and Angus McRanald in Terror of the Zygons
  • Maxwell Craig (Patron here, Carry On Spying & Carry On Cowboy; Deckhand in Carry On Jack) was Fighter in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
  • for Joan Ellacott see Carry On Sergeant

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

Tuesday, 19 May 2026

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

Tuesday, 21 October 2025

Doctor Who On This Day #294

 

1967 The Abominable Snowmen,
Episode 4 first screened on BBC1
1974 The Claws of Axos, Episode 2, Colony in
Space, Episode 2, Day of the Daleks, Episode 2,
The Sea Devils, Episode 1 and The Mutants,
Episode 2 all repeated on ABC
1975 Carnival of Monsters, Episode
first screened on TV2
1977 - Planet of the Spiders, Part
1 repeated on ABC
1978 Pyramids of Mars, Part 3 first
 screened on TV2; and The Pirate
Planet, Part 4 first screened on BBC1
1980 The Masque of Mandragora,
Part 4 repeated on ABC
1981 Nightmare of Eden, Part 2
repeated on KQED Plus
1982 The Deadly Assassin, Part
repeated on KQED Plus
1983 The Creature from the Pit,
Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus
1984 Black Orchid Omnibus repeated
on KQED Plus
1985 - The Invisible Enemy Omnibus
repeated on WTTW 11; and Four to
Doomsday, Part 4 first screened on TROS
1986 Death to the Daleks, Part 2 repeated on
TV1; The Ark in SpacePart 4 repeated on ABC;
and Vengeance on Varos, Part 4 (of 4) repeated
on KQED Plus
1987 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 1 repeated
on KQED Plus; and The Sun Makers, Part 2 first
 screened on TV1
198Black Orchid, Part 2 repeated on TV2;
and The Mysterious Planet, Part 1 repeated
on KQED Plus
1989 The Androids of Tara, Part 1 repeated
on KQED Plus
1990 100,000 BC, Episode 3: The Forest
of Fear repeated on BSB
1993 The Hand of Fear, Part 4 repeated on UK
Gold; and Horror of Fang RockPart 2 repeated on ABC
1994 The Two Doctors, Part 2 (of 6) repeated on UK Gold
1996 The War Machines, Episode 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus);
and The Seeds of Death Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1997 100,000 BC, Episode 2: The
Cave of Skulls first screened on Space;
and ThStones of Blood, Part 4 repeated
 on UKTV
1998 100,000 BC, Episode 3: The Forest of Fear repeated on
Space; and The War Games, Episode 8 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
1999 - The Silurians, Episode 5 repeated on Space; and The
Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2000 Frontier in Space Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);
The Invasion of Time, Part 4 repeated on Prairie PTV; The
Androids of TaraParts 1 and 2 both repeated on Colorado
PTV and Iowa PTV; and Four to Doomsday, Part repeated
on BBC Prime
2001 The Ambassadors of Death Omnibus repeated
on MPT; The Masque of Mandragora, Part 3 repeated
on WILL; The Creature from the Pit, Part 4 and
Nightmare of EdenPart 1 both repeated on WCET; 
City of Death, Part repeated on Twin Cities PTV; Destiny of the Daleks,
Part 4 repeated on Twin Cities PTV; Underworld, Part 1 repeated on KUED; Meglos, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; Full Circle, Parts 
3 and 4 both repeated on NHPTV; Warriors' Gate, Parts 1 and 2 both 
repeated on Lakeshore PTV and Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on WQED; 
Black Orchid Omnibus repeated on Colorado PTV; The King's Demons 
Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; and The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
Part 3 and 4 both repeated on MiND
2002 Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Parts
1 and 2 both repeated  on KQED Plus
2003 The AztecsEpisode 3: The Bride
of Sacrifice repeated on ABC; and The
Stones of Blood, Parts 1 and 2 both
repeated on UK Gold
2004 - The Ark in Space, Part 2 repeated
on ABC 
2006 Aliens of London repeated on UKTV
 (Aus) and Jimmy; and The Girl in the Fireplace
first screened on Syfy (US)
2007 - Director Peter Moffatt died in London,
aged 84; The Daemons, Episodes 1 to 3 all
repeated on BBC4; Underworld, Parts 3 and 4 both 
repeated on WCET and Omnibus repeated on MPT; Rose repeated on 
Dakota PB; The Unquiet Dead repeated on DR3 and WGVU; Aliens 
of London repeated on NHPTV, WXXI and KTWU; Dalek repeated on 
WTTW 11; The Long Game repeated on  Idaho PTV; Father's Day and 
Doctor Who Confidential: Time Trouble both repeated on WUFT; 
The Empty Child repeated on MPTV and WLVT; The Doctor Dances 
repeated on WLVT; Boom Town repeated on WPBT2, WUCF, WJCT and 
UNC-TV; Bad Wolf repeated on KSPS, WUCF and WEDU; The Parting 
of the Ways repeated on Ozarks PTV; Tooth and Claw and Doctor 
Who Confidential: The Fear Factor both repeated on UKTV (Aus); 
The Family of Blood first screened on Prime; Doctor Who Confidential: 
TARDIS Tales both repeated on WGVU; Doctor Who Confidential: I 
Get a Sidekick Out of You repeated on NHPTV; Doctor Who Confidential: 
Special Effects repeated on MPTV; Doctor Who Confidential: Unsung 
Heroes and Violent Death repeated on WPBT2, WJCT and UNC-TV;
and Doctor Who Confidential: The World of Who repeated on WEDU
2008 The Androids of Tara, Parts 2 and 3 both first screened on 
MTV3 SciFi and TV4; Tooth and Claw first screened on Syfy (FRG);
and The Lazarus Experiment first screened on Syfy (Ben)
2009 Midnight repeated and Greatest
Moments: Rose first screened, both on BBC3
2010 Tooth and Clarepeated on Syfy (FRG);
and The Shakespeare Code repeated on Space
2011 Flesh and Stone repeated on UKTV (Aus)
2012 The Time Warrior, Parts 1 and 2 both
repeated on KBTC; Victory of the Daleks repeated
on Watch; The Almost People and Doctor Who 
Confidential: Take Two both repeated on MPTV; A Town Called Mercy 
repeated on BBC America; Cobwebs, Episode 2 repeated on Radio 4; 
and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: Breaking the Silence repeated 
on UKTV (Aus)
2013 The Invasion of Time, Parts 1 and 2 both
repeated on Syfy (Aus); Spearhead from Space
Omnibus repeated on Space; Aliens of London
repeated on UKTV (Aus); Rise of the Cybermen repeated on 
BBC America; School ReunionLove & Monsters and Fear Her all 
repeated on EBRU; Gridlock, Daleks in Manhattan and Evolution of 
the Daleks all repeated on Syfy (Port); The Family of Blood and Blink 
both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; Silence in the Library 
repeated on Watch; Planet of the Dead repeated on BBC Entertainment
 EU; Christmas Carol and The Time of Angels both repeated
on France 4; The Curse of the Black Spot repeated
on TV3 (Spa); The Doctor's Wife repeated on ABC2;
The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe and Asylum
of the Daleks both repeated on RAI4; The Power of
Three first screened on Karusel; The Bells of Saint John
repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; and The Doctors
Revisited: The Third Doctor first screened on Space
2014 Inferno, Episodes 6 and 7 both first
screened on Horror; The Mind of Evil, Episodes
and The Claws of Axos, Episode 1 both first
screened on Retro TV; Meglos, Parts 3 and 4 and Closing Time all 
repeated on Syfy (Aus); New Earth and Tooth and Claw both repeated 
on Watch; The Impossible Planet repeated on UKTV (NZ); Utopia 
repeated on KCPT2; The Big Bang repeated on YLE TV2; Day of the 
Moon repeated on Really Scary TV; A Town Called Mercy and The 
Power of Three both repeated on BBC America; Cold War repeated 
on Ztélé; The Sarah Jane Adventures: Death of the Doctor, Episode 
2 repeated on CBBC; and Doctor Who Extra: Flatline repeated on
BBC Red Button
2015 - Inferno, Episodes 6 and 7 both repeated
on Horror; The MutantsEpisodes 5 and 6 both
repeated on Retro TV; Planet of Evil, Part 2 and 
New Earth both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Age of Steel and Th
Idiot's Lantern both repeated on BBC America; The Satan Pit repeated 
on TV Cultura; 42 repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The Girl 
Who Waited repeated on KCPT2; Nightmare in Silver repeated on BBC 
Nordic HD, BBC Polska HD and Syfy (Ben); The Name of the Doctor 
repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Listen repeated on
 KLRU; The Caretaker repeated on WGVU; and Under the Lake 
repeated on FX (Ind)
2016 - Planet of the Spiders, Parts 2 and 3 both
repeated on Retro TV; The Parting of the Ways
repeated on BBC Polska HD; Fear HerArmy of
GhostsDoomsday, The Runaway Bride, Voyage of the Damned and 
Asylum of the Daleks all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The End of Time
Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on RAI4; The Time of Angels repeated 
on Syfy (Bra); Flesh and Stone repeated on The Zone; Nightmare in 
Silver repeated on BBC Entertainment EU; The Name of the 
Doctor repeated on BBC Entertainment EU and Syfy (Spa); 
Robot of Sherwood and Listen both repeated on Fox (FRG); Into 
the Dalek repeated on KLRU; Before the Flood repeated on Syfy 
(LA); The Zygon Inversion repeated on BBC Entertainment AP;
and 1963: Fanfare for the Common MenEpisodes 3 and 4 
both repeated on Radio 4 Extra
2017 - The Monster of Peladon, Part 6 and Planet of the Spiders
Parts to 3 all repeated on Retro TV; The Talons of Weng-Chiang 
and Four to Doomsday Omnibuses both repeated on WYCC; 42
and Human Nature both repeated on Space; Silence in the Library,
Forest of the Dead and Midnight all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Time 
Heist and The Caretaker both repeated on BBC Entertainment
EU; Robot of Sherwood and Listen both repeated on BBC First
(RSA); and The Snowmen, The Crimson HorrorNightmare in
Silver, The Name of the Doctor and The Day of the Doctor all
repeated on Syfy (Bra)
2018 The Sensorites Omnibus repeated on Idaho PTV; The Web
PlanetEpisodes 5 and 6 both repeated on KERA; The Time Meddler,
Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV; The Monster of Peladon,
 Parts 5 and 6 both repeated on KBTC; Robot Omnibus repeated on MPTV; Nightmarof EdenPart 3 repeated on KPTS; Terminus 
Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV; The Twin Dilemma and Attack of 
the Cybermen Omnibuses both repeated on WSRE; A Town Called 
MercyThe Power of ThreeThe Angels Take Manhattan, The Bells 
of Saint John, The Rings of AkhatenCold War, Hide and Journey 
to the Centre of the TARDIS all repeated on W; Dark Water and 
Death in Heaven both repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Pilot 
repeated on BBC America; The Eaters of Light and The Woman 
Who Fell to Earth both repeated on Sony SciFi; World Enough 
and Time and The Doctor Falls both repeated on One ARD and
 Sony SciFi; The Ghost Monument repeated on BBC America,
BBC First (ME) and Sony SciFi; and Rosa first screened on
 BBC1, BBC HD and BBC First (ME)
2019 Planet of Fire, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
on Retro TV; The Lodger repeated on Sony SciFi;
and The Pandorica Opens repeated on BBC Polska
HD and Sony SciFi
2020 Timelash, Parts 3 and 4 (of 4)
and The Mysterious Planet, Parts 1
and 2 all repated on Retro TV; The
Girl Who Died repeated on BBC Polska
 HD; The Pyramid at the End of the
World repeated on NRJ12; and Can You
Hear Me? repeated on BBC First Turkey
2021 The Silurians, Episodes 1 and
2 both repeated on Retro TV; The
Pandorica Opens repeated on ABC2;
and Robot of Sherwood repeated on
ABC ME
2022 - Image of the Fendahl, Parts
and 4 both repeated on Retro TV;
The Fires of Pompeii repeated on
ABC2; A Good Man Goes to War
repeated on W HD; The Wedding of
River Song repeated on BBC Polska
HD; The Power of Three repeated on
BBC First Turkey; and Fugitive of the
Judoorepeated on Fox SciFi
2023 Fugitive of the JudoonPraxeus,
Can You Hear Me? and The Haunting of
Villa Diodati all repeated on Fox SciFi
2024 The Name of the Doctor repeated
on ABC Family and ABC Entertains