Doctor Who Vs. The Railway Children

Shown on BBC2 today,

this much loved period

drama was based on the classic children's novel

by socialist writer and

poet Edith Nesbit (1858

-1924). Published in

1906, the story centres on three Edwardian

siblings who embark on

a series of adventures

when they are forced to

move to rural Yorkshire

(after their father is wrongly accused of treason). The story has been adapted four times by the BBC (in 1951,

1957 and 1958), then by Carlton TV in 2000. The Corporation's 1968

adaptation starred Jenny Agutter who was later cast in this film remount,

which returned to UK cinemas in 2022. A BBC radio play and stage

musical followed in 1991 and 2005, and StudioCanal's sequel, The

Railway Children Return also opened in 2022.

Scripted and directed by Lionel Jeffries, the drama was released to great

acclaim in 1970, and starred Sally Thomsett, Gary Warren, Bernard

Cribbins, and eight other Doctor Who cast connections:

• Agutter (Bobbie here & The Railway Children Return; Mrs. Waterbury for ITV) voiced Sekhmet for Big Finish's The Bride of Peladon (2008)
• Dinah [Nadyejda Ginsburg] Sheridan (Mrs. Waterbury) was Chancellor Flavia in The Five Doctors
• William Mervyn [Pickwoad] (Old Gentleman) was Sir Charles Summer in The War Machines
• Iain Cuthbertson (Charles Waterbury) was Garron in The Ribos Operation
• Erik Chitty (Photographer) was Charles Preslin in (episode 1 of) The Massacre, and Co-ordinator Engin in The Deadly Assassin
• Dominic Allan (CID Man) was a Policeman in The Invasion (5)
• Richard [Leeper McClelland] Leech (Doctor) was Gatherer Hade in The Sun Makers
• Peter Russell [born Ellis] (Policeman) was Eldred in The Time Meddler

The BBC's eight-part series of 1957 featured Anneke

Wills (as Bobbie), and seven other Doctor Who links:

• Cavan Kendall (Peter) and Ivor Salter (Driver) both later appeared in The Myth Makers, as Achilles and Odysseus respectively - Salter was also Morok Commander in The Space Museum, and Sergeant Markham in Black Orchid
• John Baskcomb (Blacksmith) was Rossini in Terror of the Autons
• Alan Curtis (Farmhand) was Major Green in The War Machines
• Ysanne Churchman (Ruth) provided the voice of Alpha Centauri for both Peladon adventures and Empress of Mars, and voiced the titular arachnids for Planet of the Spiders
• Leonard Kingston (Extea) was a Militiaman in The Smugglers (4)
• Peter Sargent was also film cameraman on The Power of the Daleks, The Curse of Peladon (1) and The Sea Devils

The seven-part version of 1968 (placed 96th in the BFI's

100 Greatest British Television Programmes poll of 2000)

was directed by Julia Smith and starred another eight

Doctor Who guest actors:

• Gordon Gostelow (Perks) was Milo Clancey in The Space Pirates
• John Ringham (Dr. Forrest) was Tlotoxl in The Aztecs, Josiah Blake in The Smugglers, and Ashe in Colony in Space
• Frederick Treves (Father) was Lieutenant Brotadac in Meglos
• Mary Healey (Ruth) was a Killjoy in The Happiness Patrol (1)
• Bart Allison (Signalman) was Maximus Pettulian in The Romans (1)
• [William Aldred] Roy Denton (Valuer) was a Tribesman in 100,000 BC (2), and Extra in The Silurians (6)
• Colin Douglas (Farmer) was Donald Bruce in The Enemy of the World, and Reuben in Horror of Fang Rock
• Will Stampe (Driver) was the First Man in The Massacre (3)

Agutter even appeared in ITV's dramatisation (now as Bobbie's

mother), opposite Sir Richard Attenborough, Geoffrey Beevers 

and these seven further Doctor Who cast and crew links:

• director Catherine Morshead and writer Simon Nye both later held the same posts on Amy's Choice, the former also directed The Lodger
• Howard Burden was also costume designer on thirty adventures (from Asylum of the Daleks to Last Christmas)
• Jemima Rooper (Bobbie) voiced Izzy Sinclair for The Company of Friends (2009), and Mithia for The Time War 4 (2020)
• David Bamber (Dr. Forrest) was Captain Quell in Mummy on the Orient Express, and voiced Emperor Constantine for The Council of Nicaea (2005), and Colonel Ulrik and Whitmore for The Four Doctors (2010)
• JJ Field (Jim) voiced David McCallister for Blue Forgotten Planet (2009)
• Amanda Walker (Mrs. Ransome) was Old Ruby in 73 Yards

Doctor Who Vs. The Avengers @ 65: Series 2

When production on the initial run of
The Avengers was curtailed by a strike

at ABC Television, lead actor Ian Hendry

quit the series to pursue a cinema

career, and Patrick Macnee's role of

John Steed then became the new focus. 

The cult fantasy show returned to ITV
in the autumn of 1962, with Steed now
joined by fellow agent, Dr. Cathy Gale, portrayed by Honor Blackman (1925-

2020). She was unlike any female

character seen before on British TV,
and was ultimately emulated by every
actress in similar roles since.

John Lucarotti, Malcolm Hulke,

Terrance Dicks, Peter Ling and

Geoffrey Orme all provided screen-

plays here. These twenty-six episodes

 featured Nicholas Courtney, and a

total of eighty Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

Mr. Teddy Bear (TX: September 29 1962)

• Blackman later found global fame as Bond girl, Pussy Galore in Goldfinger, and was Professor Sarah Lasky in Terror of the Vervoids, then voiced Queen Anahita for Big Finish's The Children of Seth (2011)
• for Michael Robbins see Dragonsfield

Propellant 23 (TX: October 6)

• for Geoffrey Palmer see Dance With Death
• Barry Wilsher (Pierre) was Heslington in The Faceless Ones
• John Dearth [born Paton] (Siebel) provided the Voice of BOSS for The Green Death, then was [Rex] Lupton in Planet of the Spiders
• John [Harry] Gill (Martan) was Oak in Fury from the Deep
• Graham [Thomas] Ashley [born Brown] (Gendarme) was the Overseer in The Underwater Menace
• for Paul Bernard see Series 1

The Decapod (TX: October 13)

• Philip [Arvon] Madoc [born Jones] (Stepan here; Seabrook in Six Hands Across a Table; Van Doren in Death of a Batman; Peppitoperoff in The Correct Way to Kill; Slater in My Wildest Dream) was Eelek in The Krotons, the War Lord in The War Games, Dr. Mehendri Solon in The Brain of Morbius, Fenner in The Power of Kroll, Brockley in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD, then voiced Rag Cobden for Return of the Krotons (2009), and Victor Schaeffer for Master (2003)
• for Wolfe Morris see The Yellow Needle
• Valentino Musetti (Sarkoff) was a Saracen Warrior in (episode 1 of) The Crusade, then eight further uncredited parts in the classic era
• Valerie Stanton (Girl) was Citizen in The Keys of Marinus (5), Parisian in The Massacre (3), and Secretary in The Space Pirates

Bullseye (TX: October 20)

• Bernard [Frederic Bemrose] Kay (Karl) was Carl Tyler in The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Saladin in The Crusade, Inspector Crossland in The Faceless Ones, and Caldwell in Colony in Space, then voiced Major Dickens for Night Thoughts (2006)
• Robin Wentworth [born Victor Roy Wheeler] (George) was Professor Horner in The Daemons (1)
• Fred [William] Ferris (Inspector) was PC Bert Rowse in Planet of Giants (3)

Mission to Montreal (TX: October 27)

• Jon [Roger] Rollason [born Rollinson] (King) was Harold Chorley in The Web of Fear
• for Mark Eden see Ashes of Roses
• John [David] Bennett (Marson) was General Finch in Invasion of the Dinosaurs, and Li H'sen Chang in The Talons of Weng-Chiang
• Alan Curtis (Brand) was Major Green in The War Machines
• Alan [Stewart] Casley (Barman) was the uncredited Miro in Planet of the Daleks (1)
• [Robert] Malcolm Taylor (Reporter) was Walters in The Ice Warriors
• Terence Woodfield (Reporter here; Green in School For Traitors) was Celation in The Daleks' Master Plan, and Maharis in The Ark
• Leslie Pitt (Reporter) was an uncredited Citizen in The Macra Terror (1)
• Pamela Ann Davy (Peggy) was Janley in The Power of the Daleks

The Removal Men (TX: November 3)

• for Edwin Richfield and Reed De Rouen see Series 1
• George [Villiers] Little (Waiter) was Haroun ed-Din in The Crusade

The Mauritius Penny (TX: November 10)

• Anthony Rogers (Boy) was a titular alien in The Sensorites

Death of a Great Dane (TX: November 17)

• [Manfred] Frederick Jaeger (Getz here; Benson in The Cybernauts and Return of the Cybernauts; Jones in The New Avengers: Target!) was Jano in The Savages, Sorenson in Planet of Evil, and Professor [Frederick] Marius, in The Invisible Enemy
• Leslie [Richard] French (Gregory) was the Mathematician in Silver Nemesis
• Dennis Edwards (Assistant) was a Centurion in The Romans (1), and Lord Gomer in The Invasion of Time
• for Eric Elliott see The Frighteners

The Sell-Out (TX: November 24)

• for Frank Gatliff see One For The Mortuary
• Arthur [Reginald] Hewlett (One-Twelve) was Kalmar in State of Decay, and Kimber in Terror of the Vervoids

Death On The Rocks (TX: December 1)

• [Thomas] Gerald Cross (Fenton) voiced the Megara for The Stones of Blood
• for Hamilton Dyce see Death on the Slipway

Traitor in Zebra (TX: December 8)

• Richard [Leeper] Leech [born McClelland] (Franks here; Policeman in Dressed to Kill; Drew in Mission Highly Improbable; Terrison in The New Avengers: Faces) was Gatherer Hade in The Sun Makers
• Noel [Philip] Coleman (Nash) was Smythe in The War Games
• William [Charles Anthony] Gaunt (Graham) was Orcini in Revelation of the Daleks
• [Kathleen] June Murphy (Maggie) was Maggie Harris in Fury from the Deep, and Officer Jane Blythe in The Sea Devils

The Big Thinker (TX: December 15)

• David Garth [born John Basil Gal-Vine] (Farrow) was Solicitor Grey in The Highlanders, and Time Lord in Terror of the Autons (1)
• [Walter] Tenniel Evans (Hurst) was Major Daly in Carnival of Monsters
• Penelope [Jane] Lee (Clarissa) was the Computer voice in Revelation of the Daleks
• [Sheila] Marina Martin (Janet) was Drahvin One in Galaxy 4

Death Dispatch (TX: December 22)

• Alan [Grey] Mason (Pasco) was Corporal Nutting in The Silurians

Dead On Course (TX: December 29)

• Janet [Elizabeth] Hargreaves (Sister) was Mum in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
• Edward [Harry] Kelsey (Gerry) was a Slave Buyer in The Romans (1), Resno in The Power of the Daleks (2), and Edu in The Creature from the Pit

Intercrime (TX: January 5 1963)

• Jerome [Barry] Willis (Lobb) was [Jocelyn] Stevens in The Green Death and Global Conspiracy?

Immortal Clay (TX: January 12)

• James [Rutherford Worsford] Bree [born Thomson] (Miller here; Wilkington in Killer) was the Security Chief in The War Games, Nefred in Full Circle, the Keeper of the Matrix in The Ultimate Foe, and the Lama in Downtime
• for Gary Watson see Death On The Slipway
• Steve [born Phokion Stavros] Plytas (De Groot) was Wigner in The Tenth Planet

Box of Tricks (TX: January 19)

• [Norman] Dallas Cavell (Manager here; Farmer in The New Avengers: To Catch a Rat) was the Overseer in The Reign of Terror (2), Bors in The Daleks' Master Plan (3), Jebb Trask in The Highlanders, Sir James Quinlan in The Ambassadors of Death, and Head of Security in Castrovalva (1)
• Royston Tickner (Maitre D') was Steinberger P Green in The Daleks' Master Plan (7), and Robbins in The Sea Devils (1)

Warlock (TX: January 26)

• John [born Bertie Wyn] Hollis (Markel) was Sondergaard in The Mutants
• Brian [Edward] Vaughan (Doctor) was Commander Watts in The Sea Devils (4)

The Golden Eggs (TX: February 2)

• Donald [Yarrow] Eccles (Ashe) was Krasis in The Time Monster

School For Traitors (TX: February 9)

• John [Ronald] Standing [born Leon] (East) voiced Fenric for Gods and Monsters (2012), and Professor Threadstone for Vampire of the Mind (2016)
• Ronald [Warburton] Mayer (Jackson) was a Villager in The Daemons

The White Dwarf (TX: February 16)

• George [Alphonsus] Cooper (Maxwell here; Burgess in The Curious Case of the Countless Clues; Brandon in The New Avengers: The Tale of the Big Why) was Cherub in The Smugglers
• [Charles] Philip Latham (Cartright) was President Borusa in The Five Doctors
• Peter [Francis Gabain] Copley (Barker here; Sparshott in All Done With Mirrors; Waterlow in The New Avengers: Cat Amongst the Pigeons) was Dr. Warlock in Pyramids of Mars
• Keith [Malcolm Rule] Pyott (Richter) was Autloc in The Aztecs
• Paul Anil (Rahim) was Jacko in The Underwater Menace
• George Roubicek (Doctor) was Captain Hopper in The Tomb of the Cybermen

Man in the Mirror (TX: February 23)

• Ray [Charles] Barrett (Strong) was Bennett/Koquillion in The Rescue
• [Dilys] Rhoda Lewis (Jean) was Marta in State of Decay
• Hayden [Morse] Jones (Trevelyan) was Lenny Vosper in The Mind of Evil
• David [Michael] Graham (Peter) was Charlie in The Gunfighters, Professor Fyodor Kerensky in City of Death and voiced the Daleks in five TV serials

Conspiracy of Silence (TX: March 2)

• Robert [born Lucio Herbert] Rietty (Carlo) was the voice of Bedloe for Death Comes to Time 
• Roy [Douglas] Purcell (Gutman) was CPO Powers in The Mind of Evil, and the President in The Three Doctors
• Willie Shearer (Professor) was a Chumblie in Galaxy 4

A Chorus of Frogs (TX: March 9)

• John [Derek] Carson [Parker] (Ariston here; Halvarssen in Second Sight; Fitch in Dial a Deadly Number; Freddy in The New Avengers: The Midas Touch) was Director Ambril in Snakedance
• Alan [James] Haywood (Jackson) was Prince Hector in The Myth Makers

Six Hands Across a Table (TX: March 16)

• Campbell [born Jacob Kobel] Singer (Stanley) was Joey the Clown, King of Hearts and Sergeant Rugg in The Celestial Toymaker
• Edward [James] de Souza (Collier) was Marc Cory in Mission to the Unknown, and voiced Lord Mortimer Davey for The Roof of the World (2004), and Sir Henry Irving for The Woman in White (2016)
• Ilona [Jeanette] Rodgers (Receptionist) was Carol in The Sensorites
• Ian Cunningham (Thomas) was Dr. Meredith in The Silurians (1)

Killer Whale (TX: March 23)

• for John Bailey and Morris Perry see Series
• Christopher [born Thomas] Coll (Assistant) was Phipps in The Seeds of Death, and Stubbs in The Mutants

Doctor Who Vs. Inspector Morse Specials

Central's final Morse mysteries
 were all based on Colin Dexter's
 last crime novels, and were first

screened from 1995 to 2000.

John Thaw and Kevin Whately
again portrayed the Oxford-based

detectives (although Lewis did not appear in the penultimate thriller,

which examined a real-life Victorian

murder).

Published in 1999, Dexter's final work, The Remorseful Day, con-

cluded the thirteen year saga with

Morse's death - the drama spawned

two spin-off series, Lewis (2006 to 2015) and Endeavour (2012-2024). Three-times BAFTA winner (twice for Morse) John Thaw died in 2002, aged 60, whilst Dexter's death at the age

of 86 was announced in March 2017.

A repeat run of the five cases concluded on ITV3 today - they featured a

total of twenty-eight Doctor Who cast and crew connections:

The Way Through the Woods

(Published 1992/UK TX: November 29 1995)

• Nicholas Le Prevost (Dr. Hardinge) voiced the Barber Surgeon for Big Finish's The War Doctor Begins 4 (2022)
• Christopher Fairbank (Daley) was Fenton in Flatline, and voiced Doc Baroque for The Scapegoat (2009), Pierre Arronax for The Wreck of the Titan (2010), and Marc Brunel for Iron Bright (2018)
• Gary Powell (Parnell) was Dev Ashton in 42
• Robin Soans (McBryde here; Straker in Endeavour: Fugue) was Luvic in The Keeper of Traken, and Chronolock Guy in Face the Raven, then Narrator of BBC Audio's The Sins of Winter (2015)
• Damien Timmer (script editor here & Death is Now My Neighbour; executive producer on Lewis and Endeavour) was a Menoptera in An Adventure in Space and Time

The Daughters of Cain

(Published 1994/UK TX: November 27 1996)

• Phyllis Logan (Julia) was Andinio in The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
• Nadim [Joakim] Sawalha (Dr. Hassan) voiced Sapnil Khan for The Magic Mousetrap (2009), and the Old Man for 1001 Nights (2012)
• Nicky Goldie (WPC) voiced the Spillager Empress for Winter for the Adept, Valeria Hedone for The Fires of Vulcan (both 2000), Inquisitor Danby for Excelis Rising (2002), and Polk for The Moonrakers (2020)
• Andrew [James] Spooner (Technician) voiced Panpipe/Whydini/ Conductor/Ragnarok God for The Psychic Circus (2019), Professor Brooke for Genetics of the Daleks (2020), Tarlos/Fanza for Colony of Fear, Artie for Prey and Vengeance (all 2021), Kedge Ampston for Heart of Orion, Engineer Sabo for Power of the Dominators, Clutch Father for The Tides of the Moon (all 2022), Librarian/Herder/Helms- man for The Green Gift (2023), Dr. Erno Balthazar/Bartholomew for Last Words, Ogrons for Unknown Soldiers (both 2024), Bailiff/Eustace/ Norris for The Final Poblom, Chief Elect Tuldra for The Remains of Kaerula and The Ruins of Kaerula, and Dr. Varna/Marshal Duhrak for The Worst of All Evils (all 2025)
• hair stylist Lisa Pickering began her TV career as assistant make-up artist on (part 4 of) Warriors' Gate

Death is Now My Neighbour

(Published 1996/UK TX: November 19 1997)

• Richard [David] Briers (Bream) was the Chief Caretaker in Paradise Towers
• John [Morley] Shrapnel (Dr. Storrs here; Morse for BBC Radio 4) voiced Thomas Cromwell for The Eighth Piece and The Doomsday Chronometer (both 2016), and Nigel Colloon for The False Guardian and Time's Assassin (both 2019)
• Susan Engel (Dora) was Cessair in The Stones of Blood, then voiced Muriel Joy for A Blind Eye (2004)
• Maggie Steed [born Baker] (Angela) voiced Madamme Rana Zandusia for Mission to Magnus (2009)
• Candida Gubbins (Sarah) voiced Nimriel/May for London Orbital (2022)
• Julia Dalkin (Rachel) voiced Hannah Fry for Phantasmagoria (1999), then was Janet in Global Conspiracy?
• [John] Colin McCormack (Hargreaves) was the Commander in The Sun Makers

The Wench is Dead

(Published 1989/UK TX: November 11 1998)

• Alan [Grey] Mason (Greenaway) was Corporal Nutting in The Silurians
• Sara Carver (Fiona) voiced Andrea Winnington for UNIT (2004), the Khellian Queen for Three's a Crowd (2005), Kim Kronotska for Memory Lane (2006), and Sylvia for City of the Daleks
• Juliet Cowan (Joanna) was Chrissie Jackson in The Sarah Jane Adventures, then voiced Bryer in Come Die With Me, and Adriana Beauvais for Dead to the World (both 2015)
• Steve Robinson was also assistant director on The Beast Below and Victory of the Daleks

The Remorseful Day (UK TX: November 15 2000)

• writer Stephen Churchett was Bill in Attack of the Cybermen
• Paul [born Peter John] Freeman (Harrison) voiced Jalnik for The Foe from the Future (2011)
• TP [Thomas Patrick] McKenna (Phelps) was Captain Cook in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 
• Colin Spaull (Chas) was [August] Lilt in Revelation of the Daleks, Crane in Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel, then voiced Colonel Baxter for The Fearless (2007), and Henrik for Grand Theft Cosmos (2008)
• Aiden J David (Holmes) voiced Lish for The Raincloud Man (2008)
• Simon Hepworth (Harrison here; Tingwell in Endeavour: Pylon) voiced Miles McLellan/Pandora/Server/Orderly/Pilot for Open the Box (2018)
• film editor Jamie McCoan edited Blink too 

Doctor Who On This Day #351

 

1929 - Actress Grace Jacqueline Hill

born in Birmingham

1965 - The Aztecs, Episode 1: The Temple

of Evil and The Dalek Invasion of Earth,

Episodes 3 and 4 all repeated on ABC

1966 - The Highlanders, Episode

1 first screened on BBC1

1969 - The Tomb of the Cybermen,

Episode 3 repeated on ABC

1970 - The Wheel in Space, Episode 4 and

The Dominators, Episode 5 both repeated

on BC

1971 - The Invasion, Episode 2 and The

Krotons, Episode 1 both repeated on ABC

1977 - The Sun Makers, Part 4

first screened on BBC1

1981 - Revenge of the Cybermen,

Part 1 repeated on KQED Plus

1982 - Underworld, Part 3 repeated

on KQED Plus

1983 - Four to Doomsday, Part 1

repeated on KQED Plus

1985 - The Robots of Death, Part 3 repeated

on KQED Plus; and Vengeance on Varos, Part

2 (of 4) first screened on ABC

1986 - The Aztecs, Episode 4: The Day of

Darkness repeated on KQED Plus; and Planet

of the Spiders, Part 5 repeated on TV1

1987 - The Hand of Fear, Part 2 repeated

on KQED Plus
1988 - The Ambassadors of Death,

Episode 4 repeated on KQED Plus

1989 - The Green Death Omnibus

repeated on KQED Plus
1991 - Warriors' Gate, Part 2 repeated

on ABC; and Terror of the Vervoids, Part

9 repeated on KQED Plus

1992 - The Web Planet, Episode 5: Invasion

repeated on UK Gold

1993 - Planet of the Daleks, Episode 6 repeated

and UNIT Recruiting Film first screened, both on

BBC1; and Destiny of the Daleks, Part 2 repeated

on UK Gold

1994 - Earthshock Omnibus repeated

 on KQED Plus

1995 - The Talons of Weng-Chiang Omnibus

repeated on UK Gold

1996 - Spearhead from Space, Episode 2

repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The Ghosts

of N-Space, Episode 1 repeated on Radio 2

1997 - The Romans, Episode 3: Conspiracy first screened on

Space; and The Leisure Hive, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1998 - The Romans, Episode 4: Inferno repeated on Space; and 

Remembrance of the Daleks, Part 3 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1999 - The Web Planet, Episode 2: The Zarbi repeated on Space;
and Inferno, Episodes 5 and 6 both first screened on TG4

2000 - The Silurians Omnibus repeated on KERA; The Time Monster, 

Episode 4 repeated on Prime; Planet of the Daleks Omnibus repeated
on UK Gold; Robot, Part 4 repeated on WILL; The Masque of 
Mandragora, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KUED; The Robots of 
Death, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on KBTC; The Talons of Weng-
Chiang, Parts 2 and 3 both repeated on WCET; Horror of Fang Rock,
Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on NHPTV; The Ribos Operation, Parts 1
and 2 both repeated on WQED; Underworld, Part 1 repeated on Twin
Cities PTV and Part 3 repeated on Lakeshore PTV; The Visitation, Part
2 repeated on BBC Prime; Time Flight, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
on MiND; Revelation of the Daleks, Part 1 repeated on MPT; Time

and the Rani, Part 4 repeated on WUSF; and Remembrance

 of the Daleks Omnibus repeated on Colorado PTV

2002 - Revenge of the Cybermen,

Part 3 repeated on BBC Kids

2003 - The Chase, Episode 1: The Executioners repeated on ABC;

 and Full Circle, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on BBC Kids (Can)

2005 - Aliens of London first screened on één; Dalek repeated on
Jimmy; Father's Day repeated on UK Gold; Boom Town and Bad

Wolf both repeated and The Parting of the Ways first screened,

all on France 4; and The Chimes of Midnight, Episode 1 first

 broadcast on Radio 7

2006 - The Mutants Omnibus repeated on UK Gold; The Parting

of the Ways repeated on UKTV (Aus) and Jimmy; The Christmas

 Invasion repeated on BBC1; Doctor Who Confidential: One Year

On repeated on BBC3; and The Chimes of Midnight, Episode 1

repeated on Radio 7

2008 - Earthshock, Part 4 and Time Flight, Part 1 both first

screened on MTV3 SciFi; and The Unicorn and the Wasp,

Silence in the Library, Doctor Who Confidential: Nemesis

and Shadow Play all repeated on BBC3

2009 - Bad Wolf repeated on Syfy (Spa); Love & Monsters

repeated on Syfy (FRG); and The Stolen Earth and Doctor

Who Confidential: Friends and Foe both repeated on BBC3

2010 - The Empty Child repeated on Space; The Satan Pit repeated
on UKTV (Aus); The Next Doctor repeated on BBC3; The Sarah Jane 

Adventures: Death of the Doctor, Episodes 1 and 2 both first screened
on Nickelodeon (Aus); and Never Mind the Buzzcocks: Doctor Who 
Special repeated on BBC2

2011 - Voyage of the Damned repeated on BBC3;

Victory of the Daleks repeated on UKTV (Aus);

Flesh and Stone repeated on Space; and The

Circus of Doom, Part 1 repeated on Radio 4 Extra

2012 - The Christmas Invasion repeated on Watch;

 Tooth and Claw repeated on BBC America; Night 

Terrors repeated on WTTW HD; The Power of Three

 first screened on KBS2; and Doctor Who Confidential

Cutdown: Do You Remember the First Time?

repeated on UKTV (Aus); and Vastra Investigates

released online

2013 - The Age of Steel repeated on France 4;

Human Nature repeated on Watch; The Doctor's

 Daughter repeated on UKTV (Aus); Forest of the

Dead repeated on BBC America; Vincent and the

Doctor repeated on BBC Nordic; A Christmas Carol

 and The Snowmen both repeated on Syfy (Port);

and Doctor Who Explained repeated on BBC

Entertainment LA

2014 - The Seeds of Death, Episodes 5 and 6

both repeated on Horror; Robot, Parts 3 and 4

both first screened on Retro TV; The Ark in

Space, Parts 3 and 4 and The Impossible

Astronaut all repeated on Syfy (Aus); 

The Unquiet Dead, The Vampires of Venice and A Farewell to Matt Smith 

all repeated on Watch; The Hungry Earth repeated on UKTV (NZ); The
 Big Bang repeated on KCPT2; The Wedding of River Song repeated on
 Syfy (Ben); Dinosaurs on a Spaceship first screened on KERA; The 
Angels Take Manhattan and The Snowmen both repeated on BBC
America; Last Christmas premiered at BFI Southbank; and

The Stuff of Nightmares, Part 2 repeated on Radio 4 Extra

2015 - The Brain of Morbius, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro 
TV; The Deadly Assassin, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Horror;

The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 4, Terminus, Part 1 and 

Journey's End 

all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Runaway Bride repeated on UNC-MX;
The Time of Angels repeated on TV Cultura; The Girl Who Waited 
repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; The Doctor, the Widow 
and the Wardrobe and Best of the Doctor both repeated on BBC
Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; Hide and Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS both repeated on BBC America; In the Forest of the Night 
repeated on WTTW Prime; and The Girl Who Died and The Women 
Who Lived both first screened on Fox (FRG)

2016 - 100,000 BC, Episode 4: The Firemaker

and The Daleks, Episode 1: The Dead Planet both

repeated on Retro TV; The Invisible 

Enemy, Part 4 and Image of the Fendahl, Part 1 both repeated on 
Retro TV; The Unicorn and the Wasp, Silence in the Library and 
Forest of the Dead repeated and Doctor Who Extra: In the Forest of 
the Night and Dark Water both first screened, all on BBC Polska HD; 
Planet of the Dead, The Waters of Mars and The End of Time, Parts 
1 and 2 all repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Vampires of Venice and 
Amy's Choice both repeated on Syfy (LA); The Snowmen 
repeated on BBC Entertainment EU and Watch; Death in Heaven 
repeated on BBC Entertainment EU; Sleep No More and Face 

the Raven repeated on Syfy (Bra); and The Culture Show

Special: Me, You and Doctor Who repeated on Watch

2017 - Inferno, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; Revenge 
of the Cybermen and Terror of the Zygons Omnibuses both repeated
on WSRE; Pyramids of Mars Omnibus repeated on MPTV; The Deadly 
Assassin, Parts 2 and 3 and Horror of Fang Rock Omnibus all repeated
 on Retro TV; The Sun Makers Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV; The 
Pirate Planet Omnibus repeated on WFWA; The Stones of Blood 
Omnibus repeated on WILL; The Armageddon Factor, Part 5 repeated 
on KPTS; The Creature from the Pit Omnibus repeated on KAKM;
Enlightenment, Part 2 repeated on Jones! too; Planet of Fire Omnibus
 repeated on PBS North; The Twin Dilemma Omnibus repeated on 
Idaho PTV; The Doctor Dances and Journey's End both repeated on 
Syfy (Aus); Rise of the Cybermen repeated on ABC; The Idiot's 
Lantern, The Impossible Planet, The Satan Pit and In the Forest of 
the Night all repeated on W; 42 repeated on The Box; Asylum of 
the Daleks, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship and A Town Called Mercy

all repeated on One ARD; Death in Heaven and Last Christmas

both repeated on RAI4; Thin Ice repeated on BBC First (ME)
and Fox (FRG); Knock Knock repeated on Fox; and Twice

Upon a Time screened at St. Nicholas Cathedral, Newcastle

2018 - The Awakening Omnibus repeated on

WETA-UK; and The Bells of Saint John and The

Rings of Akhaten both repeated on RAI4

2019 - The Mysterious Planet, Part 1 and An

Adventure in Space and Time both repeated on

One ARD; The Poison Sky repeated on Syfy (Fra);

In the Forest of the Night repeated on BBC Polska

HD; and Spyfall screened at BFI Southbank

2020 - The Chase, Episodes 5 and 6 both repeated

on Retro TV; The Stolen Earth repeated on ABC ME;

and Can You Hear Me? repeated on BBC Polska HD

2021 - The Monster of Peladon, Parts

3 and 4 both repeated on Retro TV;

Listen repeated on BBC First Turkey;

In the Forest of the Night repeated on

 ABC2; Praxeus repeated on TV2; and

Survivors of the Flux first screened on

BBC Polska HD

2022 - Cold Blood repeated on ABC2;

The Woman Who Fell to Earth and The

Ghost Monument both repeated on Fox

SciFi; and The Innocent first broadcast

 on Radio 4 Extra

2023 - Carnival of Monsters, Episodes

3 and 4 and Full Circle, Parts 1 and 2

all repeated on Retro TV; Planet of the

Spiders, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated

on KBTC; and The Creature from the

Pit Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV

2024 - World Enough and Time repeated

on ABC Entertains and ABC Family

2025 - The Ambassadors of Death,

Episodes 1 to 3 and The Claws of Axos,

Episode 1 all repeated on U&Eden;

Planet of the Spiders, Parts 1 to 4 all

repeated on Retro TV; and The Next

Doctor and A Christmas Carol both

repeated on BBC3