Showing posts with label the twin dilemma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the twin dilemma. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 July 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Miss Marple: 4.50 From Paddington

Agatha Christie's seventh Miss
Marple case (and her forty-ninth
crime novel) was published in
1957, then issued in America as
What Mrs. McGillicuddy Saw!
Serialised versions appeared in
John Bull weekly (UK), Canada's
Star Weekly (subtitled Eyewitness
to Death), and Chicago Tribune
(as Eyewitness to Murder).
Adapted in 1961 for MGM's first
Miss Marple feature film, Murder
She Said (Margaret
Rutherford's Jane co-starred with
future incarnation, Joan Hickson),
the book was then dramatised for
 this television version in 1987 -
BBC1's ninth Marple serial first aired on Christmas Day. An ITV Studios production followed in 2004. Repeated on U&Drama today, the mystery
featured David Horovitch, Ian Brimble, and these sixteen Doctor Who
cast and crew connections:
  • [William] Maurice Denham (Crackenthorpe here; Vladirovsky in The Man Who Was Number Sixteen; DI Japp in The Alphabet Murders; Parker Pyne in The Agatha Christie Hour; Poirot for The Mystery of the Blue Train, 1985; Pennyfather for At Bertram's Hotel, 1995) was Azmael in The Twin Dilemma, then voiced the President for The Paradise of Death
  • Joanna David [born Hacking] (Emma here; Claire in The Red Signal; Grace in Greenshaw's Folly) voiced Mrs. Audley for AudioGo's The Broken Crown (2011)
  • Andrew Burt (Dr Quimper here; Ackerley in The Affair at the Victory Ball) was Valgard in Terminus
  • John [William Francis] Hallam (Cedric) was Light in (part 3 of) Ghost Light
  • Richard Ashley (Sergeant) was an Orderly in Frontios
  • Jean Boht [born Dance] (Mde. Joliet) voiced Hilda Schofield for Big Finish's Afterlife (2013)
  • Leslie Adams (Sergeant here; Partygoer in In a Glass Darkly) was Passenger in Time Flight
  • Nicholas Blane (Porter) was Millington in Survivors of the Flux
  • Katy Jarrett (Mary) was Extra in The Horns of Nimon (1), Tourist in Silver Nemesis (1), and Maid in Ghost Light (1)
  • for Rhoda Lewis see A Pocket Full of Rye
  • for Raymond Cusick see A Murder is Announced
  • Patricia Greenland was also production assistant on Full Circle and Logopolis
  • make-up designer Sylvia Thornton was a make-up artist on The Android Invasion
  • for George Gallaccio, John Walker and Bernard Ashby see The Body in the Library
  • for Judy Pepperdine and Malcolm Campbell see Sleeping Murder
BBC Radio 4's treatment of 4.50 From Paddington was first
broadcast in March 1997 - it featured June Whitfield and:
  • [Irene] Joan [Marion] Sims (Elspeth here; Amy in A Murder is Announced) was Katryca in The Mysterious Planet
  • Susannah Harker (Lucy) voiced Clare Keightley for Shada
  • John [Edward Arthur] Woodnutt (Luther here; Carbury for Appointment With Death, 2001) was George Hibbert in Spearhead from Space, the Draconian Emperor in Frontier in Space, the Duke of Forgill and Broton in Terror of the Zygons, and Seron in The Keeper of Traken

Friday, 12 June 2026

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

 

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

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

Saturday, 6 June 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Quatermass 2

My first exposure to the work of
Nigel Kneale was viewing the
rerun of the third episode of
Quatermass II. The Food was
repeated for BBC2's The Lime
Grove Story in August 1991.
The second Quatermass TV serial
is the earliest to survive in its
entirety in the BBC archives, and
was commissioned to directly challenge the new ITV network -
 it was transmitted live over six consecutive Saturday nights in
October and November 1955.
Eager for a sequel to The Quatermass Xperiment, Hammer Films aquired
the rights to adapt the drama before it was even shown on TV, and Kneale provided the first draft of the screenplay. Director Val Guest was again assigned to the production, and the writer was still resistant to the casting
of Brian Donlevy as the titular Professor. The thriller was released in the
UK in mid 1957, then in North America as Enemy From Space.
Shown on Talking Pictures TV last night, the film featured these eight
future Doctor Who cast connections:
  • William [Leo] Franklyn [born Beare] (Brand) voiced Pharaoh Amenhotep for Big Finish's The Roof of the World (2004)
  • Edwin [Ronald] Richfield (Peterson here; Minister in Quatermass and the Pit) was Captain [John] Hart in The Sea Devils, and Mestor in The Twin Dilemma
  • John [Alfred Louden] Stuart [born Croall] was Didonian in (episode 2 of) The Rescue
  • Arthur [James] Blake (Constable) was Hrhoonda in The Web Planet (2)
  • Peter Brace (Guard) was Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4), Sailor in The Sea Devils, and Soldier in The Android Invasion (2)
  • Arthur Howell (Guard) was Confederate Horseman in The War Games (3)
  • Henry Rayner (Drunk) was Policeman in Spearhead from Space (4)
  • Jim Brady [born George Clifford Watkin] (Guard) was Man in Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD

Wednesday, 27 May 2026

Doctor Who Vs. Inspector Morse, Series 5

Eccleston's role here (only his
 third televison appearance) led
him to being cast in his first film,
Let Him Have It, where he depicted
Derek Bentley
The BAFTA winning fifth season of
Zenith's acclaimed crime drama was
first screened in the winter of 1991.
John Thaw and Kevin Whately again
portrayed Colin Dexter's Oxford-based
detectives, Morse and Lewis.
A repeat run of the series began on ITV3
today - the five cases (all new screenplays)
featured Christopher Eccleston (pictured
as Terrence Mitchell in part one), and a
total of twenty-six Doctor Who cast and
crew connections:

Second Time Around
(UK TX: February 20)
  • Kenneth Colley (DCI Dawson) voiced Cristophe Zarodnix for Big Finish's Sisters of the Flame and The Vengeance of Morbius (both 2008)
  • Jenny Laird [born Phyllis Edith Mary Blythe] (Mrs. Keelan) was Neska in Planet of the Spiders
  • Maurice [Edward] Bush (Hillian) was an Ogron in Day of the Daleks and Frontier in Space
  • Ann [Forrest] Bell (Catherine) voiced Sylvia O'Donnell for A Thousand Tiny Wings (2010), Professor Gesima Cazalet for Night of the Stormcrow (2012), and Lisa Burrows for Five Twenty-Nine (2016)
  • Sam [born Roger Michael] Kelly (Majors) voiced Eugene Tacitus for The Holy Terror (2000), and Acheron in Return to the Web Planet (2007)
  • Pamela [Margaret] Stirling (French woman) was a Louvre Guide in City of Death
  • Simon Coady (Preacher) provided the Video Commentary for Paradise Towers
  • for cinematographer Paul Wheeler see Series 4
  • focus puller Bob Shipsey was a camera operator on The Doctor's Wife and Night Terrors
Fat Chance (UK TX: February 27)
  • [William] Maurice Denham (Mandeville) was Azmael in The Twin Dilemma, then voiced the President for The Paradise of Death 
  • Zoe Wanamaker (Emma) was Lady Cassandra in The End of the World and New Earth
  • [Margaret Rose] Peggy Mount (Nun) was the Stallslady in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
  • Maggie O'Neill (Hilary) voiced Captain Lysandra Aristedes for Project: Destiny (2010), Protect and Serve, Black and White, Project: Nirvana, Gods and Monsters (all 2012) and The Last Day (2023)
  • Josephine Lloyd Welcome (Judy) was Devika Babu in Wish World
  • for Tina Simmons see Series 2
Who Killed Harry Field? (UK TX: March 13)
  • [Roy James] Philip Locke (Mortimer) was Bigon/Control voice in Four to Doomsday
  • Ronald [Alfred] Pickup (Matthews here; Mancini in Lewis) was the Physician in (episode 4 of) The Reign of Terror, and voiced Kestorian for Time Works (2006), Elder Bones for Spaceport Fear (2013), the Old One for Jago & Litefoot 12 (2016), and Jacob Harmer for The Wizard of Time (2023)
  • Dicken Ashworth (Drummond) was Sezon in Timelash
  • [Michael Thomas] Jeremy Clyde (McMill) voiced George Sinclair for Absent Friends (2016), Lord Braye for Planet of the Drashigs (2019), and Tony Clare for Stranded (2020-22)
  • John [Michael Frederick] Castle (Doyle) voiced Edmund Trevithick for Nightshade (2016)
Greeks Bearing Gifts (UK TX: March 20)
  • Eileen [Mabel Elizabeth] Way (Mrs. Papas) was Old Mother (the first character to die in the programme) in 100,000 BC, and Karela in The Creature from the Pit
  • Martin Jarvis (Rees here; Broom in Endeavour: Rocket) was Hilio in The Web Planet, Butler for Invasion of the Dinosaurs, and the Governor in Vengeance on Varos, then voiced Nigel Rochester for Jubilee (2003)
  • Eve Polycarpou (Maria) voiced Qel for Singularity (2005)
  • Jonny Lee Miller (Student) made his TV debut as a titular Child in Kinda
Promised Land (UK TX: March 27)
  • Philip Anthony [Johnson] (Editor) and Kevin Leslie (Barman) both appeared in The Daleks' Master Plan, as Roald (1) and Egyptian Warrior (9) - Leslie was uncredited as Lynch Mobster in The Gunfighters

Monday, 30 March 2026

Doctor Who On This Day #89

 

1968 - Fury from the Deep, Episode
3 first screened on BBC1
1969 - Galaxy 4, Episode 4: The Exploding Planet,
The Myth Makers, Episode 1: Temple of Secrets and The
Massacre, Episode 3: The Priest of Death repeated and
 The Ark, Episode 3: The Return first screened, all on TV1;
and The Evil of the Daleks, Episode 7 repeated and Fury
from the Deep, Episodes 1 to 4 repeated and Episode 5
first screened, all on ABC
1973 - Colony in Space, Episode 1 repeated and Day
of the Daleks, Episode 3 first screened, both on ABC
1974 - The Monster of Peladon,
Part 2 first screened on BBC1
1978 - The Sontaran Experiment, Part 2 and The Seeds
of Doom, Part 4 both repeated and The Hand of Fear,
Part 2 first screened, all on ABC
1981 - Planet of Evil Omnibus
repeated on WTTW 11
1982 - The Sun Makers, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus;
State of Decay, Part 1 repeated and Part 2 first screened,
both on ABC; and Time Flight, Part 4 first screened on
BBC1
1983 - The Sea Devils, Episode 3 and Warriors'
Gate, Part 1 both repeated on KQED Plus
1984 - Pyramids of Mars, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus;
Resurrection of the Daleks, Part 4 (of 4) first screened
on ABC; and The Twin Dilemma, Part 4 first screened
on BBC1
1985 - Revelation of the Daleks,
Part 2 first screened on BBC1
1986 - The Sea Devils Omnibus
repeated on KQED Plus
1987 - The Three Doctors Omnibus repeated
 on WTTW 11; and The Ark in Space, Part
1 first screened on Super Channel (UK)
1988 - City of Death, Part 2 repeated on
KQED Plus and Part 4 repeated on TV2
1989 - Frontier in Space, Episode 4 repeated on KQED
Plus; and The Brain of Morbius, Part 3 repeated on ABC
1990 - Warriors of the Deep, Part
1 repeated on KQED Plus
1991 - The Seeds of Death, Episode 1 repeated
on TV2; and The Ribos Operation, Part 1 and
Planet of Fire Omnibus bothrepeated on KQED Plus
1993 - The Silurians, Episode 7 repeated on UK
Gold; and Black Orchid, Part 2 repeated on ABC
1994 - The Androids of Tara, Part 3 repeated
on UK Gold
1995 - The Ambassadors of Death, Episode
7 repeated on UK Gold; and Attack of the
Cybermen, Part 2 first screened on VOX
1997 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 5 repeated on ZTV;
and Planet of Evil Omnibus repeated on UK Gold
1998 - The Silurians, Episode 2 first screened on
Space; The King's Demons, Part 2 repeated on UKTV
(Aus); and Full Circle Omnibus repeated on KQED Plus
1999 - The Web Planet, Episode 2: The Zarbi repeated
 on UKTV (Aus); The Silurians, Episode 2 repeated on
Space; and Terror of the Zygons, Part 2 (of 3) repeated
on BBC Choice (Scot)
2000 - The Chase, Episode 2: The Death
of Time repeated on UKTV (Aus); and The
Sea Devils, Episode 3 first screened on TG4
2001 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 1 repeated on UKTV (Aus);
The Sun Makers, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Prime; and 
The Ribos Operation, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on NHPTV
2002 - The Three Doctors Omnibus repeated on UK Gold;
Invasion of the Dinosaurs Omnibus repeated on KERA;
The Android Invasion, Part 1 repeated on BBC Kids (Can);
Enlightenment, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Colorado
PTV; and Time and the Rani, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated
on BBC Prime
2003 - The Three Doctors Omnibus repeated on UK Gold;
The Sontaran Experiment Omnibus repeated on Iowa PTV;
Pyramids of Mars, Part 2 repeated on WSKG; The Seeds
of Doom, Part 1
repeated on WCNY; The Armageddon Factor, Part 2 repeated on 
WILL; The Creature from the Pit, Part 4 repeated on MiND and
Omnibus repeated on BBC Kids (Can); Meglos, Part 2 repeated 
on KUED; Enlightenment Omnibus repeated on MPT; The Caves
 of Androzani, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on WCET; Nightmare 
of Eden, Part 1 repeated on MiND; The Ultimate Foe Omnibus 
repeated on NHPTV; Paradise Towers, Parts 3 and 4 both 
repeated on KBTC; and Slipback, Episodes 4 to 6 all
repeated on BBC7
2004 - The Silurians, Episode 4 repeated
on ABC; and Four to Doomsday, Parts 3
and 4 both repeated on BBC Kids (Can)
2005 - The Invasion of Time, Part
1 repeated on ABC
2006 - Rose repeated on People+ Arts;
and Aliens of London first screened on STS
2007 - Writer David Ralph Martin died in Bridport, 
aged 72; The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances,
Boom Town, Bad Wolf, The Parting of the Ways,
The Christmas Invasion and New Earth all
repeated on Syfy (US); and The Weakest Link
Doctor Who Special first screened on BBC1
2008 - The Armageddon Factor, Parts 5 and 6 both
repeated on WCET; Aliens of London and Doctor Who
Confidential: I Get a Sidekick Out of You both repeated
on NHPTV; Dalek repeated on WTVP and MPT; Father's
Day repeated on Houston PM; The Empty Child repeated
on WXXI; Bad Wolf and Doctor Who Confidential: The
World of Who both repeated on KQED Plus and WGVU;
The Parting of the Ways repeated on Idaho PTV; Doctor
Who Confidential: The Daleks repeated on MPT; and
Doctor Who Confidential: The Last Battle repeated on
KQED Plus 
2009 - The Aztecs, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated on
MTV3 SciFi and TV4; The Satan Pit repeated on KVCR;
The Unicorn and the Wasp repeated on BBC3; and Doctor 
Who Confidential: The Writer's Tale repeated on KQED
Plus
2010 - The Unquiet Dead repeated on Syfy (Spa);
World War Three repeated on Syfy (FRG); The Parting
of the Ways and Doctor Who Confidential Cutdown:
The Last Battle both repeated on UKTV (Aus);
Doomsday repeated on WTTW Prime; and The
 Family of Blood repeated on HRT2
2011 - Underworld, Parts 3 and 4 both
repeated on MTV3 SciFi, TV2 and TV4;
and The Empty Child repeated on Space
2012 - Earthshock, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy
(Aus); Enlightenment, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on MTV3
SciFi and TV4; The Sound of Drums repeated on Watch;
Planet of the Ood repeated on BBC3 and BBC America; The
Sontaran Stratagem repeated on BBC3; The Waters of Mars
 repeated on BBC America; and Flesh and Stone and Doctor 
Who Confidential Cutdown: Blinded by the Light both
repeated on ABC2
2013 - The Mind of Evil Omnibus screened at Flatpack
Festival, Birmingham; The Runaway Bride repeated on
Watch; The Curse 
of the Black Spot, The Doctor's Wife, The Rebel Flesh, The Almost 
People, A Good Man Goes to War, Let's Kill Hitler, Night Terrors,
The Girl Who Waited, The Wedding of River Song, The Doctor, the 
Widow and the Wardrobe, Asylum of the Daleks, Dinosaurs on a 
Spaceship, A Town Called Mercy, The Power of Three, The Angels Take Manhattan and The Snowmen all repeated on BBC America;
The God Complex and Closing Time both repeated on BBC
America and Fox (FRG); The Bells of Saint John first screened
on BBC1; and A Thousand Tiny Wings, Episode 1 repeated on
Radio 4 Extra
2014 - Actress Kate O'Mara died in Sussex, aged 74;
The Ark in Space Omnibus repeated on KPTS; The Seeds 
of Doom, Parts 2 to 6, The Masque of Mandragora, The
Face of Evil, Image of the Fendahl Omnibuses, and
Destiny of the Daleks, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on Syfy
(Aus); The Sun Makers, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on
 KBTC; Aliens of London repeated on KNCT; The Satan
Pit and Love & Monsters both repeated on RAI4; Gridlock 
repeated on Fox (FRG); Partners in Crime repeated on
WPT Flagship; The Eleventh Hour, The Beast Below and
Victory of the Daleks all repeated on Watch; Amy's Choice
repeated on TV3 (Spa); Vincent and the Doctor, The Lodger,
The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang all repeated on
France 4; The Curse of the Black Spot repeated on MPB;
The Almost 
People, Let's Kill Hitler and Night Terrors all repeated on
KCPT2; A Good Man Goes to War on LPB, Idaho PTV and
KCPT2; Asylum of the Daleks repeated on Really Scary TV;
A Town Called Mercy repeated on BBC Entertainment EU,
Romania, ME and Really Scary TV; The Power of Three
 repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Angels Take Manhattan repeated
on KCPT; The Bells of Saint John repeated on UKTV (Aus); The 
Rings of Akhaten repeated on OETA DT2; Hide repeated on Iowa
PTV; Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS repeated on KLRU;
The Crimson Horror repeated on KUED; Nightmare in Silver
repeated on WXXI; The Day of the Doctor repeated on BBC
Entertainment LA; and Doctor Who Confidential: The Born
Identity repeated on LPB
2015 - The Aztecs Omnibus and 42 both repeated on
Watch; The Stones of Blood, Part 4 and The End of Time,
Part 2 both repeated on Syfy (Aus); Kinda, Part 4 and
Snakedance, Part 1 both repeated on Horror; Rose
repeated on ABC2; Army of Ghosts and Doomsday both
repeated on EBRU; Amy's Choice, The Hungry Earth and
Cold Blood all repeated on BBC America; The Girl Who 
Waited repeated on WPT; A Town Called Mercy repeated
on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska HD; The Bells of Saint
 John repeated on Syfy (Spa); Hide and Journey to the 
Centre of the TARDIS both repeated on Syfy (Ben); Dark 
Water first screened on KBS1; Death in Heaven repeated
on BBC Entertainment LA; and Doctor Who Confidential: 
Bringing Back the Doctor repeated on ABC2 (iView only)
2016 - Time Flight, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Retro
 TV; Boom Town and Planet of the Dead both repeated on
Syfy (Aus); 
The Idiot's Lantern repeated on TV Cultura; The Lazarus 
Experiment repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; Human 
Nature repeated on ABC2; The Curse of the Black Spot
 repeated on Einsfestival; The Girl Who Waited, The God
Complex and Closing Time all repeated on France 4;
Asylum of the Daleks repeated on BBC First (ME);
 Robot of Sherwood repeated on BBC Entertainment
EU; Kill the Moon repeated on KLRU; Flatline repeated
on WGVU; Dark Water repeated on BBC Polska HD;
and Death in Heaven repeated on Syfy (LA)
2017 - The Curse of Peladon, Episode 4 repeated
on The Zone; Planet of Fire, Parts 2 and 3 both
repeated on Retro TV; The Girl in the Fireplace
repeated on Space; The Age of Steel, The Idiot's 
Lantern and Doctor Who Extra: Flatline all repeated on BBC
Polska HD; Silence in the Library repeated on FX (Ind); The 
Beast Below, Victory of the Daleks, The Vampires of Venice and 
Amy's Choice all repeated on BBC America; The Time of Angels 
and Flesh and Stone both repeated on BBC America and Syfy
(LA); A Good Man Goes to War, Let's Kill Hitler, Before the
Flood and The Girl Who Died all repeated on Syfy (Bra);
Closing Time repeated on Syfy (Aus); Hide and Journey 
to the Centre of the TARDIS both repeated on DR3; and
The Woman Who Lived repeated on BBC First (ME)
2018 - 100,000 BC, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated on
Retro TV; Planet of the Ood repeated on W; Flesh and 
Stone repeated on Star World Premiere; Dinosaurs on a
Spaceship repeated on ABC; The Magician's Apprentice 
repeated on Syfy (Aus); Heaven Sent and Hell Bent both
repeated on BBC Polska HD; and The Eaters of Light
repeated on BBC First (ME)
2019 - The Web Planet, Episodes 5 and 6 and
The Space Museum, Episodes 1 and 2 all repeated
on Retro TV; The Magician's Apprentice and The
Witch's Familiar both repeated on BBC Polska HD;
Oxygen and Extremis both repeated on France 4;
and World Enough and Time repeated on Syfy (Aus)
2020 - The Bells of Saint John repeated
on W; Before the Flood repeated on Syfy
(Fra); and The Woman Who Fell to Earth
 repeated on BBC America
2021 - The Ark in Space, Parts 1 and 2
both repeated on Retro TV; The Empty
Child and The Doctor Dances both repeated
on One ARD; Victory of the Daleks repeated
on ABC2; The Name of the Doctor and Into
the Dalek both repeated on Syfy (Fra); and
The Husbands of River Song repeated on
BBC Polska HD
2022 -  Terminus, Parts 3 and 4 both
 repeated on Retro TV; Fear Her repeated
on Fox SciFi; The Lazarus Experiment
repeated on Syfy (Fra); The Time of
Angels repeated on BBC First Turkey;
and Fugitive of the Judoon repeated on
BBC Polska HD
2023 - Mummy on the Orient Express
repeated on Fox SciFi and ABC Family
2025 - The Waters of Mars repeated
on ABC Entertains
2026 - The Seeds of Death, Episodes
3 and 4 both repeated on Retro TV