Showing posts with label the power of three. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the power of three. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 October 2026

Doctor Who Vs. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Stieg Larsson's cult Millennium
thrillers were published posthum-
ously in his native Sweden between
2005 and 2007, then translated into
English and became global best-
sellers. The author, journalist and
activist died in 2004, aged just 50,
and the series was expanded by
David Lagercrantz from 2015.
Karin Smirnoff was commissioned
to write a third trilogy in 2021.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,
and sequels The Girl Who Played
with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked
the Hornets' Nest were all adapted
in 2009 by Yellow Bird and Nordisk
Film - Noomi Rapace and Michael
Nyqvist portrayed Lisbeth Salander the eponymous heroine) and Mikael
Blomkvist. Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig played Lisbeth and Blomkvist
in this Englsih language version of the first novel.
The film, released by Sony Pictures in late 2011, was shown on Great!
Movies last night - it featured Christopher Plummer, Stellan Skarsgard,
Joely Richardson, Geraldine James, Alan Dale, Embeth Davidtz, and
these eight Doctor Who cast connections:
  • Steven Berkoff [born Leslie Berks] (Frode) was the Shakri in The Power of Three
  • Goran Visnjic (Armansky) depicted the titular inventor in Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror
  • Donald Sumpter (Morell) was Enrico Casali in The Wheel in Space, Commander Ridgeway in The Sea Devils, Erasmus Darkening in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Eternity Trap, and President Rassilon in Hell Bent
  • Tony [Paul] Way (Plague) was Alf in Deep Breath
  • Martin Jarvis (Birger) was Hilio in The Web Planet, Butler in Invasion of the Dinosaurs, and the Governor in Vengeance on Varos, then voiced Nigel Rochester for Big Finish's Jubilee (2003)
  • Leo [Martin] Bill (Trinity) was the Pilot in A Christmas Carol
  • Bern Collaco (Banker) was an Operator in The Return of Doctor Mysterio, and Soldier in Thin Ice
  • Christine Adams (Reporter) was Cathica Santini Khadeni in The Long Game

Saturday, 19 September 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Jonathan Creek Specials

The first festive edition of Jonathan Creek 
followed the programme's second series, whilst
 the next special came almost two years after
the third season. The next two specials aired
after a five-year hiatus - the New Year mystery introduced a new assistant for Alan Davies'
Creek, Joey Ross played by Sheridan Smith.
Another Easter episode was shown in 2013,
and the fifth, and final full series was shown in
early 2014. The most recent standalone story, Daemons' Roost, was broadcast at Christmas
2016.
A repeat run of these six mysteries concluded
on U&Drama today - they featured Mary Tamm,
Paul McGann, Jo Martin, and a total of thirty
five Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Black Canary (UK TX: Christmas Eve 1998)
  • Hannah [Campbell Grant] Gordon (Marella) was Kirsty McLaren in The Highlanders, and voiced Skagra's Ship for Big Finish's Shada
  • Vincent Wong (Pan Duc Lao) was Delegate in Day of the Daleks (4), Ho in The Talons of Weng Chiang, and Captain in Enlightenment
  • Sanjeev Bhaskar (Doctor) was Colonel Ahmed in Death in Heaven, and voiced Dr. Avishka Sangakkara for The Eight Truths and Worldwide Web (both 2009), and Borusa for The Difference Office (2022)
Satan's Chimney (UK TX: Boxing Day 2001)
  • Julia Sawalha (Carla Borrego) was Emma in The Curse of Fatal Death
  • [Leslie] Steven Berkoff (Grole) provided the voice of the Shakri in The Power of Three
  • Bill [born Mark] Bailey (Starkiss) was Harvester Droxil in The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe
  • [William] James Saxon [born Smyth] (Bulstrode) was Oscar Botcherby in The Two Doctors
  • Elliot [Aidan] Cowan (Tom) voiced Gark for The Fifth Traveller (2016)
  • Lisa Stokke (Jodee) was Trine in It Takes You Away
The Grinning Man (TX: New Years Day 2009)
  • for Stuart Milligan (Klaus) see Series 2
  • Eloise Rakic Platt (Constance) was Ella McAvoy in Forest of the Dead
  • Adam James (Alec) was DI Macmillan in Planet of the Dead
  • Nicholas Boulton (Gessler) was Businessman in Gridlock, then voiced Chule for Capture the Chronovore! (2022), Vice for Meanwhile, Elsewhere (2023), Captain Saint for The Children of the Future, Commander Stelkor for Kippers (both 2024), and Bastian Clore for Pathways (2026)
  • Katherine [Jane] Parkinson (Nicola) voiced Danika Meanwhile for The Death Collectors (2008)
  • Deborah Maclaren (Ellen) was Kistane in Utopia
  • Andrew Havill (Narrator) was the Chief Steward in Voyage of the Damned, and voiced Aleister Portillon/Squire Claude for The Witch from the Well (2011), and Colonel Wildman for The Enchantress of Numbers (2019)
  • Kim McGarrity was also a stunt performer on The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances, Boom Town, The Christmas Invasion, New Earth, The Day of the Doctor, Wild Blue Yonder and The Well
  • Lucinda [Bean] Peel was also stunt performer on Father's Day and Night Terrors
The Judas Tree (UK TX: Easter Sunday 2010)
  • Ian McNeice (Alberic) portrayed Winston Churchill in The Beast Below, Victory of the Daleks, The Pandorica Opens and The Wedding of River Song (a role reprised by Big Finish for The Churchill Years, Their Finest Hour, Subterfuge and Operation: Hellfire) - he also voiced Zeus for Immortal Beloved (2007), and Reginald Harcourt for The Renaissance Man (2012)
  • Sasha Behar (Harriet) was Sister Spurrina in The Fires of Pompeii, and voiced Presidential Aide for Songs of Love, Tessno/Ladonne for Stop the Clock (both 2017), Admiral Eno for The Lifeboat and the Deathboat (2019), Talarn/Thayla/Bullet 2 for Dust Devil, and Diana Hendry for The Seas of Titan (both 2022)
  • Natalie Walter (Emily) was Alice Coltrane in Turn Left
  • Sean Buckley (Old Man) was the Barman in The Wedding of River Song
  • Nigel Carrington (Clerk) voiced Emissary Godrin/Dr. Summersby/ Announcer for The Valley of Death (2011), Sir Robert Harney for The Devil's Armada (2014), Graham Finlay for New Horizons, Pik Solus for Mistfall (2015), and Sir Peter Latcham for UNIT: Shutdown (2016)
  • Belinda McGinley was also a stunt performer on nine stories (from Amy's Choice to Eve of the Daleks)
The Clue of the Savant's Thumb (UK TX: April 1 2013)
  • Joanna [Lamond] Lumley (Rosalind) was the Doctor in The Curse of Fatal Death
  • Nigel [George] Planer (Tartikoff) was Vorgenson in The Monsters are Coming!, and voiced Alex Marlowe for Hothouse (2009), and Herax/ Old Racnoss Emperor for Empire of the Racnoss (2017)
  • Abigail McKern (Beth) voiced Denise Waterford for A Thousand Tiny Wings (2010), Susan Broadstairs for The Shadow at the Edge of the World (2014), Felicia Chater for The English Way of Death (2015), Lucretia Bell for Subterranea (2017), Crone/Moirai for The Planet of Witches, Skwoj/Ari for Poison of the Daleks (both 2020), Kitty for Masterful, Beatrice Gray for The Blood Woods (both 2021), and Meryl Zink for The Gloaming (2024)
  • James Buller (DS Cudlipp) appeared as Dave Oswald in The Rings of Akhaten and The Time of the Doctor
  • Mark Frost (Brad) voiced Shandar for Requiem for the Rocket Men (2015), and Niccolo Machiavelli for The Ravelli Conspiracy (2016)
  • Michael Lumsden (Churchill) voiced Newton Pallister for The Crash of the UK-201 (2018)
  • Bern Collaco (Guest) was an Operator in The Return of Doctor Mysterio, and Soldier in Thin Ice
  • make-up effects maker Dan Frye was a Millennium FX technician on Cold War, Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS and The Name of the Doctor
  • Crispin Layfield was also a stuntman and co-ordinator on fifty revived instalments (from Father's Day to The Day of the Doctor)
Daemons' Roost (UK TX: December 28 2016)
    • Ken Bones (Clore) was the General in The Day of the Doctor and Hell Bent - reprised for Big Finish's Dreadshade (2020), War Room 1, The War Doctor Begins (both 2022), A Genius for War (2023) and War Room 3 (2026) - he also voiced Dreislav/ Thomas Bloodchild for The Bloodchild Codex (2013), David/ Anders Kristiansen for The Keeper of Light, and Senidon for March of the Colossus
    • Warwick [Ashley] Davis (Wilkie) was Emperor Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI, known as Porridge in Nightmare in Silver

    Friday, 17 July 2026

    Doctor Who Vs. Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased), Series 1

    Before Doctor Who was reimagined
    for the twenty-first century, another
    cult Sixties TV drama, Randall and
    Hopkirk (Deceased) was deftly
    brought back from the dead for BBC1
    by Working Title Television. Writer and director Charlie Higson made Hitch-
    cockesque cameos in all thirteen
    episodes.
    Originally shown on ITV from Septem-
    ber 1969 to March 1970, the original twenty six part series was created by
    Dennis Spooner.
    Comic duo Vic Reeves (stage name of
    James Moir) and Bob Mortimer reprised
    the roles of detective partners Marty
    Hopkirk and Jeff Randall, whilst Emilia
    Fox and Tom Baker played Jeannie
    and Wyvern.
    Murray Gold composed the show's
    incidental music, whilst the theme tune was provided by David Arnold who later arranged Ron Grainer's iconic com-
    position for Big Finish's Eighth Doctor adventures. The first, six-part run
    featured David Tennant, Mark Gatiss, Charles Dance, Hugh Laurie, and
    a total of twenty-nine other Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

    Drop Dead (UK TX: March 18 2000)
    • Jessica Hynes [nee Stevenson] (Felia) was Joan Redfern in Human Nature and The Family of Blood, then (that character's great grand-daughter) Verity Newman in The End of Time, and voiced Glory Bee for Big Finish's Invaders from Mars (2002)
    • Steve Pemberton (DS Liddel) was Strackman Lux in Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead
    • Gemma Page (Woman) voiced an Agent for The Flood (2019)
    • Paul Shearer (Man) voiced King Henry VIII for Recorded Time, and Cranston for A Most Excellent Match (both 2011)
    • Laurie [Philip] Goode (Removal Man) was Mutt in The Mutants, Time Lord in The Invasion of Time, Bandit in The Creature from the Pit, Tigellan in Meglos, Sailor in Enlightenment, and UNIT Trooper in Battlefield
    • series ADR editor Paul McFadden was sound supervisor on eighty-two stories (from Rose to The Power of Three), The Infinite Quest, Time Crash, Music of the Spheres, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood
    Mental Apparition Disorder (UK TX: March 25)
    • [Alexander] Martin Clunes (Nash) was Lon in Snakedance
    • Richard [Andrew Palethorpe] Todd (Waterman) was Sanders in Kinda
    • Wanda Ventham (Alice) was Jean Rook in The Faceless Ones, Thea Ransone in Image of the Fendahl, and Faroon in Time and the Rani
    • [Leslie] Steven Berkoff [born Berks] (the Mouth) was the Shakri in The Power of Three
    • Rachel Talalay was also director of seven episodes (from Dark Water to Twice Upon a Time) and The Star Beast
    The Best Years of Your Death (UK TX: April 1)
    • Rory Jennings (Daniel) was Tommy Connolly in The Idiot's Lantern, and voiced Davros for Innocence (2006)
    • Peter [John] Bowles (Graves) was Lionel Carson in The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Man Who Never Was
    • Phyllis Logan (Harriet) was Andinio in The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
    • Mark Straker (Dawkins) was a Trooper in Earthshock
      Paranoia (UK TX: April 8)
      • Arabella Weir (Judith) was Bilis in The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, and voiced the Doctor for Exile (2003), then Angie Glazebrook for Prisoner of the Ood (2018)
      • Tim Wallers (Lacey here & Series 2: Painkillers) was Childers in Victory of the Daleks, and Felix Gladstock in The War Between the Land and the Sea, and voiced Justinian for The Secret History (2015), and Commander Roxita/Chief Raldon for Day of the Vashta Nerada (2017)
      • Simon [John] Pegg [born Beckingham] (Pope) was the Editor in The Long Game, voiced Don Chaney for Invaders from Mars, and was Narrator of the first run of Doctor Who Confidential
      • Paul Rhys (Milton) was Max Paul for The Scapegoat (2009)
      • Joanna Kanska (Magda) voiced Rachel for Situation Vacant (2010)
      • Tony Way (Hammer) was Alf in Deep Breath
      Blast from the Past (UK TX: April 15)
      • Mark Benton (Wallis) was Clive [Finch] in Rose (a role reprised by Big Finish for The Dimension Cannon), and voiced Ellis for Invaders from Mars, and Jack Coulson for Energy of the Daleks (2012)
      • prolific Big Finish actor Susan [Elizabeth] Brown (Deirdre) was Bridget Spears in Torchwood: Children of Earth
      • Patrick [Geoffrey] Ryecart (Posh Man) was Dr. Crozier in Mindwarp
      A Man of Substance (UK TX: April 22)
      • Elizabeth [Jean] Spriggs [born Williams] (Mrs. Glauneck) was Tabby in Paradise Towers
      • Gareth [Daniel Noake] Thomas (Bechard) voiced Lord Tamworth for Storm Warning (2001), Kalendorf for Dalek Empire and Return of the Daleks (2006), and Astaroth Morax for Last of the Colophon (2014)
      • Tony Bluto (Banks) was Driver Joe in Midnight
      • Rachel Weaver (Mrs Banks) was Inga in Terminus
      • Hugh [Lewis] Lloyd (Seth) was Garonwy in Delta and the Bannermen

      Thursday, 9 April 2026

      Doctor Who Vs. James Bond, Part 13: Octopussy

      ITV4's lastest Bond season continued last night
      with Roger Moore's sixth and penultimate assign-
      ment as Agent 007. The title of Eon's thirteenth
      production was taken from Ian Fleming's 1966
      anthology, Octopussy and the Living Daylights.
      Although an original screenplay, this story was
      loosely based on another short story, The
      Property of a Lady.
      Main location filming was undertaken in India,
      England and Berlin, interiors were filmed at Pine-
      wood studios, and Rita Coolidge provided the
      opening theme song.
      Following the death of Bernard Lee in 1981, Robert
      Brown made his first of four appearances here as
      M, and the film (released in 1983) featured twenty
      -seven Doctor Who cast and crew connections:
      • [Leslie] Steven Berkoff [born Berks] (Orlov) played the Shakri in The Power of Three
      • Philip [James] Voss (Auctioneer) was Acomat in Marco Polo, and Wahed in (episode 1 of) The Dominators
      • Patrick [David] Barr (Ambassador) was Commander Jack Hobson in The Moonbase
      • [George] Gertan Klauber (Bubi here; Café Owner in The Living Daylights) was the Galley Master in The Romans, and Ola in The Macra Terror
      • Michael Moor (Thug here; Kamran's Man in The Living Daylights) and Aileen Lewis (Woman) were both Extras in The Silurians (6)
      • Ronald James Bell (German) began his career as the Garm in Terminus
      • Jennifer Hill (Wife) was Mrs. Peace in The Unquiet Dead
      • Ingrid Pitt [born Ingoushka Petrov] (Mistress) was Queen Galleia in The Time Monster, and Dr. Solow in Warriors of the Deep - she also submitted a Doctor Who script in 1984 wirh husband Tony Rudlin, which was eventually produced as The Macros by Big Finish in 2010
      • Russell Brook (Soldier here; Diner in View to a Kill; Customer in The Living Daylights) was Schoolboy in Mawdryn Undead (2), Man-at-arms in The King's Demons, Crewman in Warriors of the Deep, Attendant in Revelation of the Daleks (1), Lakertyan/Tetrap/Genius in Time and the Rani, and Chimeron in Delta and the Bannermen (1)
      • Sneh Gupta (Guide) was [Fabian] Osborn in Resurrection of the Daleks (1)
      • Eric Kent (Board member) was a Technician in The Seeds of Death, UNIT Soldier in The Ambassadors of Death (1), and Roundhead in The Time Monster (3)
      • Jay McGrath (Patron) 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)
      • Mike [Carew] Reynell (Patron) was an Exxilon in Death to the Daleks, and Kaled Scientist in Genesis of the Daleks (6)
      • Peter Ross Murray (Soldier here; Villain in Never Say Never Again) was a Lakertyan in Time and the Rani (4)
      • Cathy Munroe (Guest) was an Extra on The Horns of Nimon and Full Circle, and Maid in Ghost Light
      • Tina Simmons (Woman here; Owner in A View to a Kill; Guest in Die Another Day; Spectre Member in No Time to Die) began her career as an Inferno Customer in The War Machines (1), and was Passenger in The Faceless Ones (1)
      • Mark Heap (Juggler) voiced the Middleman for The Middle (2017)
      • Barbara Denham [born Frankland] (Soldier) was an Extra on Arc of Infinity (1) and Frontios (1)
      • Otto Friese (Patron) was Extra on The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1)
      • John [Kenneth] Tatham (Passerby) was Villager/Coven member in The Daemons
      • for Arnold Lee see Dr. No
      • for Albert Moses, Jeremy Bulloch and Nick Hobbs see The Spy Who Loved Me
      • for Walter Henry and Lewis Alexander see Casino Royale (1967)
      • stuntman Timothy [Tip] Tipping was the stunt arranger on Remembrance of the Daleks, The Curse of Fenric and Survival
      • Gary Russell (Teen in Car) wrote and directed Real Time, adapted and produced Shada for Big Finish, then directed The Infinite Quest and Dreamland, produced The Gunpowder Plot, and served as script editor on Music of the Spheres, City of the Daleks, Blood of the Cybermen, The Waters of Mars, The End of Time, The Sarah Jane Adventures pilot and Torchwood

      Tuesday, 23 September 2025

      Doctor Who On This Day #266

       

      1959 - Writer Frank Cottrell Boyce born
      in Rainhill, Lancashire
      1967 - The Tomb of the Cybermen, Episode
      4 first screened on BBC1
      1977 - The Monster of Peladon, Part 3
      repeated on ABC
      1978 - Terror of the Zygons, Part 3 first
      screened on TV2; and The Ribos Operation,
      Part 4 first screened on BBC1
      1980 - Pyramids of Mars, Parts 2 and 4 and
      The Android Invasion, Part 2 all repeated on
      ABC; and The Hand of Fear, Part 1 repeated
      on WTTW 11
      1981 - The Power of Kroll, Part
      4 repeated on KQED Plus
      1982 - The Robots of Death, Parts 3 and 4 both
      repeated on ABC; and The Brain of Morbius, Part
       3  repeated on KQED Plus
      1983 - Genesis of the Daleks, Parts 5 and 6 both
      repeated on ABC; and The Power of Kroll, Part 2
      repeated on KQED Plus
      1984 - Castrovalva Omnibus repeated
      on KQED Plus
      1985 - The Robots of Death Omnibus
      repeated on WTTW 11
      1986 - The Monster of Peladon, Part 4 repeated on
      ABC; Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Part 4 first screened
      on TV1; and The Two Doctors, Part 6 (of 6) repeated
      on KQED Plus
      1987 - The Monster of Peladon, Part
      3 repeated on KQED Plus; and The
      Invisible Enemy, Part 2 repeated on TV2
      1988 - Kinda, Part 2 repeated on TV2;
      and Vengeance on Varos, Part 3 (of 4)
      repeated on KQED Plus
      1990 - The Dominators, The Mind Robber, The War Games and
       The Three Doctors Omnibuses and Whose Doctor Who? repeated 
      and Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD
      both screened, all on BSB; and Nightmare of Eden Omnibus 
      repeated on KQED Plus
      1992 - Planet of Evil, Part 2 repeated on KQED Plus
      1993 - Planet of Evil, Part 2 repeated on UK Gold
      1994 - The Caves of Androzani, Part 2 repeated on UK Gold
      1996 - The Sensorites, Episode 1: Strangers in Space repeated 
      on UKTV (Aus); and The War Machines Omnibus repeated on
      KQED Plus
      1997 - Image of the Fendahl, Part 1 repeated on UK
      Gold; and Underworld, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
      1998 - Spearhead from Space, Episode 3 repeated on Space
      1999 - The Krotons, Episode 1 repeated on Space; and
      The Robots of Death, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus)
      2000 - The Mutants Omnibus repeated on UKTV (Aus);
      The Invasion of Time, Part 1 first screened on Prairie
      PTV; The Pirate Planet, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
      on Iowa PTV; and Castrovalva, Part 1 repeated on
      BBC Prime
      2001 - The War Games, Episodes 1 to 5 all repeated
      on MPT; The Seeds of Doom, Part 5 repeated on WILL;
      Image of the Fendahl, Part 1 repeated on KUED; City
      of Death, Part 1 repeated on WCET; Destiny of the
      Daleks, Part 1 repeated on Twin Cities PTV and Part
       4 repeated on WCET; The Horns of Nimon, Parts
      3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; The Leisure Hive
       Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on NHPTV; Full Circle,
      Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on WQED and Lakeshore
      PTV; Kinda, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Colorado
      PTV; Black Orchid Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; and
      The Happiness Patrol, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on
      MiND
      2002 - The Green Death, Parts 5 and 6 both repeated
       on KQED Plus; and City of Death, Part 3 and Meglos
      Omnibus both repeated on BBC Kids (Can)
      2003 - The Daleks, Episode 2: The Survivors repeated
       on ABC; Pyramids of Mars, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
       on BBC Kids (Can); and The Talons of Weng-Chiang,
      Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on UK Gold
      2004 - The Monster of Peladon, Part 2 repeated on ABC
      2005 - The Doctor Dances repeated on BBC3
      2006 - The Long Game repeated on UK Gold;
      The Age of Steel repeated on BBC3; and Fear
      Her first screened on ABC1
      2007 - Image of the Fendahl, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated
      on WCET; Rose repeated on WLVT and NHPTV; The End
       of the World repeated on WLVT; The Unquiet Dead
      repeated on WUCF and Idaho PTV; Aliens of London
      repeated on WUCF and WTTW 11; World War Three and
      Doctor Who Confidential: Why On Earth? both repeated
      on MPTV; The Long 
      Game repeated on KOCE, WJCT, WPBT2 and UNC-TV; Father's Day 
      repeated on Oregon PB, KOCE, WEDU and KSPS; The Doctor Dances 
      repeated on Ozarks PTV and S Dakota PB; Boom Town repeated on
      WTVP; Bad Wolf repeated on WQLN and UKTV (Aus); The Parting of 
      the Ways first screened on KTWU and WXXI; Doomsday repeated on
      People+ Arts (LA; Evolution of the Daleks first screened on 
      Prime; Doctor Who Confidential: Bringing Back the Doctor
       repeated on NHPTV; Doctor Who Confidential: I Get A
      Sidekick Out of You repeated on WTTW 11; Doctor Who
      Confidential: The Dark Side repeated on WPBT2, WJCT
      and UNC-TV; Doctor Who Confidential: Time Trouble
       repeated on WEDU and Oregon PB; and Doctor Who
      Confidential: The World of Who repeated on WQLN
      2008 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 6 and The Invisible Enemy, 
      Part 1 both first screened on MTV3 SciFi and TV4; Bad Wolf first 
      screened on The Oregon Channel and repeated on Oregon PB; The 
      Shakespeare Code first screened on Syfy (Ben); and The Sound of 
      Drums and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown: The Saxon Mystery 
      both repeated on UKTV (Aus)
      2009 - Love & Monsters repeated on Syfy (FRG); The Shakespeare 
      Code, Blink and Utopia all repeated on France 4; and Human Nature 
      and Doctor Who Confidential: Alter Ego both repeated on BBC3
      2010 - Bad Wolf repeated on Space; and Turn Left and Doctor Who 
      Confidential Cutdown: Here Come the Girls both repeated on UKTV
       (Aus)
      2011 - The Long Game repeated on Space; School Reunion repeated 
      on Watch; The Sound of Drums repeated on UKTV (Aus); Midnight 
      repeated on BBC America; and The God Complex repeated on BBC3
      2012 - Carnival of Monsters, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; 
      Smith and Jones and The Shakespeare Code both repeated on Fox (FRG); 
      The Pandorica Opens repeated on Watch; Day of the Moon repeated on 
      MPTV; A Good Man Goes to War first screened on Idaho PTV; A Town 
      Called Mercy repeated on BBC America; and The Power of Three first 
      screened on BBC America and Space
      2013 - The Hand of Fear, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Syfy
      (Aus); Boom Town, Bad Wolf and The Parting of the Ways all
      repeated on Syfy (Port); The Girl in the Fireplace and Rise
      of the Cybermen both repeated on EBRU; Smith and Jones
      repeated on Watch; Last of the Time Lords and Partners
      in Crime both repeated on France 4; The Waters of Mars
      repeated on ABC2; Flesh and Stone repeated on RAI4;
       Night Terrors first screened on Karusel; Closing Time
      repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; and Doctor Who
      Confidential Cutdown: Breaking the Silence repeated
      on UKTV (Aus)
      2014 - The Dominators, Episode 5 and The Mind Robber, Episode 1 
      both first screened on Retro TV; The Deadly Assassin, Parts 3 and 4 
      both repeated on Horror; The Androids of Tara, Parts 3 and 4 and The 
      Vampires of Venice all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The End of the World 
      repeated on UKTV (NZ); Partners in Crime repeated on BBC America; 
      The Fires of Pompeii repeated on BBC America and Really Scary TV; 
      Turn Left repeated on YLE TV2; The Almost People repeated on 
      Karusel; A Good Man Goes to War repeated on Watch; The God 
      Complex and Closing Time both repeated on DR3; Asylum of the 
      Daleks repeated on RAI4; The Power of Three repeated on BBC
      Polska; The Angels Take Manhattan repeated on Ztélé and
      KCPT2; The Rings of Akhaten repeated on France 4; and 
      Cold War and Doctor Who Confidential: Bigger On The
      Inside both repeated on BBC Entertainment AP
      2015 - Inferno, Episode 7 and Terror of the Autons, Episode 1 both 
      repeated on Retro TV; Robot, Part 3 and Journey to the Centre of the 
      TARDIS both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Hand of Fear Omnibus first 
      screened on BBC America; The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Part 4 and 
      The Curse of Fenric, Part 1 both repeated on Horror; The Unquiet Dead 
      repeated on TV Cultura; School Reunion repeated on Disney (XD); 42 
      repeated on KCPT2; The Impossible Astronaut repeated on Watch; The
       Curse of the Black Spot repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska 
      HD; A Good Man Goes to War and Let's Kill Hitler both repeated on
      BBC America; Night Terrors repeated on BBC Entertainment AP;
      Hide first screened on FX (Ind); The Crimson Horror repeated on
      Syfy (Port); The Time of the Doctor repeated on KLRU; Into the
      Dalek repeated on WGVU; and Kill the Moon repeated on RAI4
      2016 - The Mutants, Episode 6 and The Time Monster, Episode
      1 both repeated on Retro TV; Father's Day, The Empty Child,
      The Doctor Dances, Boom Town, The Impossible Planet and
      Cold Blood all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Rise of the Cybermen
      and The Age of Steel both repeated on RAI4; Planet of the
      Ood repeated on The Zone; The Sontaran Stratagem, The
      Poison Sky, The Doctor's Daughter, Silence in the Library
      and Forest of the Dead all repeated on EBRU; Nightmare
       in Silver and The Name of the Doctor both repeated on Syfy
       (LA); The Time of the Doctor repeated on BBC Entertainment
      AP; In the Forest of the Night repeated on Syfy (Bra); and 
      The Zygon Invasion and The Zygon Inversion both repeated
      on BBC Polska HD
      2017 - The Time Warrior, Part 4 and Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Parts 
      1 to 3 all repeated on Retro TV; The Hand of Fear, The Awakening and 
      The Two Doctors Omnibuses all repeated on WYCC; The Parting of the Ways repeated on The Box; The Fires of Pompeii and Planet of the Ood 
      both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Girl Who Waited, The God Complex, 
      Closing Time, The Wedding of River Song and The Doctor,
      the Widow and the Wardrobe all repeated on Syfy (Bra);
      The Angels Take Manhattan and The Snowmen both
      repeated on BBC America; and Deep Breath, Into
      the Dalek and Hell Bent all repeated on BBC
      Entertainment EU
      2018 - 100,000 BC, Episodes 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro TV;
      Planet of Giants Omnibus repeated on KERA; The Chase Omnibus
      repeated on Idaho PTV; Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Parts 3 and 4
      both repeated on KBTC; The Creature From the Pit, Part 3 repeated
      on KPTS; State of Decay Omnibus repeated on MPTV; Terminus and
      Enlightenment Omnibuses both repeated on WSRE; Turn Left, The 
      Stolen Earth, Journey's End, The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below, 
      Victory of the Daleks and The Time of Angels all repeated on W; 
      Robot of Sherwood, Listen, Time Heist, The Caretaker and Kill the 
      Moon all repeated on Sony SciFi; and Thin Ice and Knock Knock 
      both repeated on One ARD
      2019 - Terminus, Parts 3 and 4 both
      repeated on Retro TV; and Rosa repeated
      on BBC Polska HD
      2022 - Daleks in Manhattan repeated
      on ABC2; and The Witchfinders repeated
      on Fox SciFi
      2023 - The Doctor Falls, Twice Upon
      a Time, The Woman Who Fell to Earth
      and The Ghost Monument all repeated
      on Fox SciFi
      2024 - A Good Man Goes to War repeated
      on ABC Family and ABC Entertains