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

Doctor Who Vs. Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell

Shown on Talking Pictures TV last night, this feature was Hammer's final chapter in their Frankenstein saga. Genre legend Peter Cushing made his sixth appearance as Baron Von Frankenstein, and future Star Wars actor David Prowse again played the scientist's monstrous creation. Here, the Baron works as an asylum surgeon under the alias of Dr. Victor, and is now murdering his patients to acquire body parts in his constant experi- ments. Produced in 1972 but only released two years later, the film performed poorly at the box office and became one of the studio's last horror movies. The thriller featured Patrick Troughton (pictured as the Bodysnatcher) and these ten Doctor Who cast links:

• John [Wilson] Stratton (Director) was Shockeye of the Quawncing Grig in The Two Doctors
• Prowse (the Monster) was the Minotaur in The Time Monster
• Norman Mitchell [Driver] (Sergeant) and [Alfred] Hugh Cecil [born Ware] (Inmate) both appeared in The Daleks' Master Plan, as Police- man (episode 7) and Technix (1) respectively - Cecil was also Priest in The Massacre (2), Worker in The War Machines (3), and Extra in The Silurians (6)
• Philip [James] Voss (Ernst) was Acomat in Marco Polo, and Wahed in The Dominators (1)
• [Clifford] Norman Atkyns (Smiler) was a Guardian in Colony in Space, and the Rear Admiral in The Sea Devils (5)
• Janet [Elizabeth] Hargreaves (Chatter) was Mum in The Greatest Show in the Galaxy
• [Harry] Gordon Richardson (Inmate) was Squire in The Silurians (2)
• Nicholas [John] Smith (Death Wish) was Wells in The Dalek Invasion of Earth
• Roy Hyde was the sound editor on Dr. Who and the Daleks too

Doctor Who Vs. Agatha Christie's Poirot, Series 2

David Suchet reprised his definitive portrayal

of Hercule Poirot here, whilst Hugh Fraser

(as Hastings), Philip Jackson (DI Japp), and

Pauline Moran (Miss Lemon) also returned for

nine period crime dramas, which first aired in

the winter of 1990.

Four serials were based on short stories from

Poirot Investigates (published in 1924), four

derived from Poirot's Early Cases (1974), and

 the first mystery was based on Christie's

seventh Poirot novel (1932).

A repeat run of the season began on ITV3

today - it featured a total of thirty-six Doctor

Who cast and crew connections:

Peril At End House (UK TX: January 7 1990)

• Jeremy Young (Croft) was Kal in 100,000 BC, and Gordon Lowery in Mission to the Unknown
• Polly [Alexandra] Walker (Magdala here; Bess in At Bertram's Hotel) voiced Commander Narina for Big Finish's The Movellan Grave (2017)
• Alison Sterling (Freddie) had an unspecified role in The Natural History of Fear, and voiced Tarrith Koth for The Twilight Kingdom (both 2004)
• Jenny Funnell (Andrews here; Mitzi in A Murder is Announced, 1999; Elsie in The Moving Finger, 2001; Sally in Dead Man's Folly, 2007) voiced Veronica Buchman for Wirrn Isle (2012), and Reaver for The King of Sontar (2014)
• Godfrey James (Inspector) was Tarn in Underworld
• cinematographer Peter Bartlett was a camera operator on The Abominable Snowmen
• for Jamie Harcourt see Series 1

The Veiled Lady (UK TX: January 14)

• Frances Barber (Millicent here; Lizzie in A Murder is Announced; Merlina in The Clocks) was Madame Kovarian throughout the Series 6 story arc, a role reprised for The Diary of River Song 3 (2018) - she was also Narrator of Snake Bite (2012), Shroud of Sorrow (2013) and The Gift (2016)
• Lloyd McGuire (Guard) was Lugo in The Face of Evil, and voiced Lieut- enant Tendexter for The Architects of History (2010)

The Lost Mine (UK TX: January 21)

• Colin Stinton (Lester) was President Arthur Winters in The Sound of Drums
• [William] James Saxon [born Smyth] (Dyer) was Oscar Botcherby in The Two Doctors
• Vincent Wong [born Vivian Warren Chen] (Chinaman) was Ho in The Talons of Weng-Chiang, the Chinese Delegate in Day of the Daleks, and Captain in Enlightenment
• Hi Ching (Feng) made his TV debut as an uncredited Gaztak in Meglos
• Ozzie Yue (Manager) was a Foreman in The Angels Take Manhattan
• Lee Richards (Policewoman) was the Buxom Romana in Destiny of the Daleks

The Cornish Mystery (UK TX: January 28)

• Jerome [Barry] Willis (Pengelley) was [Jocelyn] Stevens (pictured) in The Green Death
• Derek Benfield (Adams) voiced Dr. John Hallam for Catch 1782 (2005)
• Amanda Walker (Mrs. Pengelley) was Old Ruby in 73 Yards
• Richard Braine (Assistant) voiced Percy Closed for The English Way of Death (2015), and Professor Linus Woolf for Entanglement (2018)

The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim (UK TX: February 4)

• Kenneth Colley (Davenheim) voiced Cristophe Zarodnix for Sisters of the Flame and The Vengeance of Morbius (2008)
• Richard [Henry] Beale (Merritt) voiced a Refusian for The Ark, and Broadcaster for The Macra Terror, then appeared as Bat Masterson in The Gunfighters, and Minister in The Green Death

Double Sin (UK TX: February 11)

• Elspet [Jean MacGregor] Gray (Elizabeth here; Mrs. Carslake in In a Glass Darkly) was Chancellor Thalia in Arc of Infinity, and voiced Hera for Immortal Beloved (2007)
• Gerard [James Pertwee] Horan (Flagg here; DS Fletcher in A Murder is Announced) was Clark/Father of Mine in Human Nature and The Family of Blood
• Michael J Shannon (Baker Wood) voiced Prosecutor Uglosi for Nevermore (2010), and Dr. Hugo Macht for The Shield of Jotunn (2015)

The Adventure of the Cheap Flat (UK TX: February 18)

• Samantha [Jane] Bond (Stella here; Julia for A Murder is Announced; Sylvia in Why Didn't They Ask Evans?, Narrator of Agatha Christie's England) was Miss Wormwood in The Sarah Jane Adventures: Invasion of the Bane and Enemy of the Bane - a role reprised for Big Finish's The Revenge of Wormwood (2023) - she also voiced Mother Baroque for The Scapegoat (2009)
• Jemma [Mary] Churchill (Elsie) voiced Lady Forleon for Creatures of Beauty (2003), Salfira Valtris/Dr. Maria Backhouse for Breaking Bubbles, Praska for Signs and Wonders (both 2014), Farla Janz/ Inscape for The Genesis Chamber, Captain Daphne Papas for The Sontarans (both 2016), Carmen Scheffler for The Crash of the UK-201 (2018), and Louisha Deltarto/Executive for Kaldor Nights (2022), then appeared in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot and Village of the Angels
• Peter [Norman Bulmer] Howell (Paul here; Serrocold in They Do It With Mirrors; Coroner in The Mysterious Affair at Styles) was the Investigator in The Mutants
• Nigel Whitmey (Valdarno) was [Danny] Simmons in Dalek, then voiced Robert W Paul for Jago & Litefoot 12 (2016), and Phillips for Master! 3 (20

The Kidnapped Prime Minister (UK TX: February 25)

• Patrick [Lindesay Archibald] Godfrey (Estair here; Schuster in Nemesis) was Tor in The Savages, and Major Cosworth in The Mind of Evil
• Timothy Block (Norman) was Tanner in Black Orchid

The Adventure of the Western Star (UK TX: March 4)

• Struan Rodger (Van Braks here; voice of Ferdinand in Sleeping Murder; Merlin in Philomel Cottage; George in Love From a Stranger) provided the voice of the Face of Boe in New Earth and Gridlock, then was Clayton in The Woman Who Lived, and voiced the Kasaavin in Spyfall
• Ian [Gordon Arthur] Collier (Sergeant) was Stuart Hyde in The Time Monster, Omega in Arc of Infinity and Omega (2003), then voiced Commissar Erco Sallis for Excelis Decays (2002), and Isaac Summerfield for Death and the Daleks (2004)
• Bruce Montague (Hoffberg here; Delahaye in Spider's Web) voiced Elgin for The Genocide Machine (2000), and Grash for Sword of Orion (2001)
• [Philip] Stephen Hancock (Mullings) voiced the First Mate for Here There Be Monsters (2008)
• Oliver Cotton (Rolf) voiced Sir Gideon Vale/the Handler for 1963: The Assassination Games (2013), and Major Callahan/Vilal Captian /Crook for Quicksilver (2017)
• Jill Goldston (Seller here; Waitress in The Double Clue; Maid in One, Two, Buckle My Shoe; Patron in The Chocolate Box) was Masquer in The Masque of Mandragora (4), Citizen in The Sun Makers, Trog in Underworld (4), Peasant in State of Decay (1), and Extra in The Keeper of Traken (1)

Doctor Who Vs. Carry On Don't Lose Your Head

The thirteenth production in the
British film franchise was the first

Carry On feature produced by the

Rank Organisation, and was not

planned as part of the series.

Don't Lose Your Head and the

next title, Follow That Camel,

were both originally promoted

without the Carry On prefix.

Series veterans Sid James,

Kenneth Williams, Joan Sims,

Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, and

Peter Butterworth were joined here by French actress Dany Robin.

Released in late 1966 as a parody of Baroness Orczy's The Scarlet

Pimpernel, the comedy was shown on ITV3 today - it featured these nineteen Doctor Who cast connections:

• Jacqueline [Kay] Pearce (Lady) was Chessene of the Franzine Grig in The Two Doctors, and voiced Sherilyn Harper for Big Finish's The Fearmonger (2000), Admiral Mettna for Death Comes to Time, the Keeper for Sarah Jane Smith 2 (2006), Queen Zafira/Bev for Hexagora (2011), and Cardinal Ollistra for The War Doctor (2015-17), Day of the Vashta Nerada, and The Time War (2017/18)
• [Max] Richard Shaw (Captain) was Lobos in The Space Museum, Cross in Frontier in Space, and Lakh in Underworld
• Lewis Alexander [born Herbert Alexander Lewis] (Citizen here; Partygoer in Carry On Again Doctor; Councillor in Carry On Girls) was Army Officer in (episode 3 of) The War Machines
• Douglas Roe (Soldier) was Prisoner in The War Games (2), and titular alien in The Claws of Axos (1)
• Peter Brace (Soldier) was Guard in The Curse of Peladon (4), and Soldier in The Android Invasion (2)
• Tina Simmons (Citizen here; Camper in Carry On Camping; Nurse in Carry On Matron) began her career as Inferno Patron in The War Machines (1), then was Passenger in The Faceless Ones (1)
• Gerry Wain (Soldier here; Horseman in Carry On Dick) was Soldier in The Reign of Terror (1), Guard in The Romans (1), Sailor in The Chase (3), Blackbeard in The Mind Robber (5), and Sergeant/Alien Guard/Horseman in The War Games
• John [Ernest Clotworthy] More (Citizen here; Passenger in Carry On Emmannuelle) was Prisoner in Frontier in Space (3)
• Lee Fenton (Guest here; Man in Carry On Again Doctor) was Recruit/ Technician in The War Games
• for Sims (Désirée) see Carry On Nurse
• for Butterworth (Bidet) and Alf Mangan see Carry On Cowboy
• for Hugh Futcher see Carry On At Your Convenience
• for Aileen Lewis see Carry On Cruising
• for Peter Gilmore, Rita Tobin Weske and stuntman Peter Diamond see Carry On Cleo
• for Billy Cornelius see Carry On Screaming
• for Jim O'Brady and Martin Lyder see Carry On Jack

Doctor Who On This Day #61

1965 - The Daleks, Episode 4: The Ambush

first screened on ABC

1968 - The Web of Fear, Episode 5 first 

screened on BBC1
1969 - The Time Meddler, Episode 4: Checkmate, Galaxy

4, Episode 1: Four Hundred Dawns and The Myth Makers,

Episode 3: Death of a Spy repeated and The Massacre,

Episode 3: Priest of Death first screened, all on TV1; and

The Evil of the Daleks, Episodes 3 to 7 repeated and Fury

 from the Deep, Episode 1 first screened, all on ABC

1973 - Colony in Space, Episode 5 repeated

and Episode 6 first screened, both on ABC

1974 - Death to the Daleks, Part

2 first screened on BBC1

1976 - The Ambassadors of Death,

Episodes 1 to 4 all repeated on WTTW

1978 - Pyramids of Mars, Part 4 repeated 

and The Android Invasion, Part 3 first 

screened, both on ABC

1979 - The Green Death, Episode

6 first screened on TV2

1981 - Genesis of the Daleks, Parts

4 to 6 all repeated on WTTW

1982 - The Robots of Death, Part 2 and 

The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part 1 both 

repeated on KQED Plus; and Black Orchid,

Part 2 first screened on BBC1
1983 - Nightmare of Eden, Part 4 repeated 

on KQED Plus; and Enlightenment, Part 2

first screened on BBC1

1984 - Genesis of the Daleks, Part 1 repeated on KQED

 Plus; Image of the Fendahl, Part 4 repeated on ABC;

and Planet of Fire, Part 4 first screened on BBC1

1985 - Inferno, Episode 4 repeated on KQED Plus;

and The Two Doctors, Part 3 first screened on BBC1

1986 - The Daemons Omnibus repeated 

on KQED Plus
1987 - The Mutants, Episodes 1

to 3 all repeated on WTTW 11

1988 - The Ark in Space, Part 1 repeated on TV de Galicia;

and The Stones of Blood, Part 4 repeated on KQED Plus
1989 - The Mutants, Episode 4 repeated on KQED Plus;

and Revenge of the Cybermen, Part 3 repeated on ABC
1990 - Snakedance, Part 3 repeated on KQED Plus
1991 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Episode

 3: Day of Reckoning repeated on TV2; and

The Invisible Enemy, Part 4 and Warriors

of the Deep Omnibus both repeated on

KQED Plus

1994 - The Invasion of Time, Part 1 repeated

 on UK Gold; and Revelation of the Daleks,

Part 3 (of 4) both repeated on ABC

1997 - The Ark in Space and The Sontaran

Experiment Omnibuses both repeated on UK Gold

1998 - The Seeds of Death, Episode 2 first screened on

Space; Terror of the Autons Omnibus repeated on KQED

Plus; and Arc of Infinity, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

1999 - The Seeds of Death, Episode 2 repeated on Space; 

and The Two Doctors, Part 2 repeated on UKTV (Aus)

2000 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth, Episode 4: The End

 of Tomorrow repeated on UKTV (Aus); The Ambassadors

of Death, Episode 1 repeated on Space; and Day of the 

Daleks, Episode 4 first screened on TG4

2001 - The Brain of Morbius, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated 

on Prime; The Deadly Assassin, Part 3 repeated on UKTV

(Aus); and The Invasion of Time, Parts 5 and 6 both

repeated on NHPTV

2002 - The Claws of Axos Omnibus repeated

 on UK Gold; The Green Death Omnibus

repeated on KERA; Genesis of the Daleks,
Part 3 repeated on BBC Kids (Can); The

 Two Doctors Omnibus repeated on UKTV

(Aus); and Mindwarp, Parts 7 and 8 both
repeated on BBC Prime

2003 - The Claws of Axos Omnibus repeated on UK Gold;

Planet of Evil, Part 1 repeated on WSKG; Destiny of the 

Daleks, Part 4 and City of Death, Part 1 both repeated 

on MiND; The Ribos Operation Omnibus repeated on

 BBC Kids (Can); The Power of Kroll, Part 3 repeated 

on WILL; Arc of Infinity Omnibus repeated on MPT; 

Terror of the Vervoids, Part 9 repeated on NHPTV;

The Ultimate Foe Omnibus repeated on KBTC; and 

Doctor Who TV Movie repeated on Syfy (RSA)
2004 - The Krotons, Episode 2 repeated

on ABC; and Snakedance, Parts 3 and 4

both repeated on BBC Kids

2005 - The Invisible Enemy, Part 1 repeated on ABC

2006 - The Long Game first screened on People+ Arts 
2007 - The Idiot's Lantern, The Impossible Planet and

Doctor Who Confidential: The Writer's Tale all repeated

on BBC3

2008 - The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances, Doctor Who 

Confidential: Special Effects and Weird Science all repeated

on WGVU; and The Parting of the Ways and Doctor Who

Confidential: The Last Battle both repeated on WEDU

2009 - Dragonfire, Parts 2 and 3 both first screened on

MTV3 SciFi and TV4; Fear Her first screened on Syfy

 (Spa); and Evolution of the Daleks and Doctor Who

Confidential: Making Manhattan both repeated on BBC3

2010 - The Empty Child and Doctor Who

Confidential Cutdown: Special Effects both

repeated on UKTV (Aus); The Satan Pit 

repeated on WTTW Prime; Love &

Monsters repeated on Syfy (Spa);

The Fires of Pompeii and Doctor Who

Confidential: The Italian Job both

repeated on BBC3; and The Sarah Jane

Adventures: The Wedding of Sarah Jane

Smith, Episode 2 first screened on

Nickelodeon (Aus)

2011 - The Brain of Morbius, Episode 3 repeated on Radio 7;
The Hand of Fear, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on MTV3 SciFi,

TV2 and TV4; and The Doctor's Daughter repeated on Space

2012 - School Reunion repeated on Watch;

The Runaway Bride repeated on BBC America;

Evolution of the Daleks and The Lazarus

Experiment both repeated on BBC3; and

Planet of the Ood and Doctor Who

Confidential: Oods and Ends both repeated

on ABC2

2013 - The Age of Steel repeated on UKTV (NZ); The Curse 
of the Black Spot repeated on Fox (FRG); Let's Kill Hitler
repeated on Syfy (Ben); and Closing Time repeated on BBC3

2014 - The Sun Makers, Parts 1 and 2 both repeated on Syfy

(Aus); New Earth and Tooth and Claw both repeated on RAI4;
The Family of Blood, Blink, Utopia, The Sound of Drums, Last
of the Time Lords, Partners in Crime and The Infinity Quest all
repeated on Watch; Voyage of the Damned repeated on TV3
 (Spa); The Unicorn and the Wasp, Silence in the Library and
Forest of the Dead all repeated on France 4; The Lodger 
repeated on Jeem TV (UK); A Good Man Goes to War

 repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; The Doctor,

the Widow and the Wardrobe repeated on UKTV

(NZ); and A Town Called Mercy repeated on UKTV

(Aus)

2015 - The Tomb of the Cybermen Omnibus

and The Doctor Dances both repeated on 

Watch; The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Part

6 and Horror of Fang Rock, Part 1 both

repeated on Horror; Underworld,

Part 4 and The Sound of Drums both repeated on Syfy (Aus); The 
Girl in the Fireplace and Rise of the Cybermen both repeated on
 EBRU; Forest of the Dead, Midnight, The Stolen Earth, Journey's 
End, The Next Doctor, Planet of the Dead, The Waters of Mars, and 
The End of Time, Parts 1 and 2 all repeated on BBC America; The 

Name of the Doctor repeated on BBC Nordic HD and BBC Polska
HD; Kill the Moon first screened on KBS1; Mummy on the Orient 
Express repeated on BBC Entertainment LA; and In the Forest
of the Night and Dark Water both repeated on BBC

Entertainment AP

2016 - The Stones of Blood Omnibus repeated on Horror; 
The Leisure Hive, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on Retro TV; 
The End of the World repeated on TV Cultura; The Christmas
 Invasion repeated on BBC Entertainment AP; Tooth and Claw
 and Doctor Who Confidential: Friends Reunited both repeated
on ABC2; Blink repeated on Syfy (Aus); Flesh and Stone and
The Vampires of Venice both repeated on Einsfestival; The 
Hungry Earth and Cold Blood both repeated on BBC America;
The Rings of Akhaten repeated on BBC Polska HD; Journey to
the Centre of the TARDIS repeated on Syfy (Spain); Listen 
repeated on Syfy (Aus) and Syfy (LA); Time Heist repeated 
on KLRU and Syfy (LA); The Caretaker repeated on Syfy (Bra)
and Syfy (LA); Kill the Moon repeated on Syfy (Bra); Mummy
 on the Orient Express repeated on WGVU and Syfy (Bra); and 
The Woman Who Lived repeated on BBC First (ME)

2017 - The Silurians, Episode 4 repeated on The Zone; Black 
Orchid, Part 2 and Time Flight, Part 1 both repeated on Retro
TV; Gridlock repeated on FX (Ind); The Vampires of Venice 
repeated on Syfy (Aus); The Rebel Flesh, The Almost People,
A Good Man Goes to War, Let's Kill Hitler, Night Terrors and
The Girl Who Waited all repeated on BBC America; Hide,
Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, Robot of Sherwood and 
Listen all repeated on Syfy (Bra); The Time of the Doctor 
repeated on France 4; The Caretaker and Kill the Moon both 
repeated on BBC Polska HD; and Class, Episode 8 repeated
on TLC TV

2018 - Horror of Fang Rock, Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on

Jones! too; Terror of the Vervoids, Parts 9 and 10 both repeated

on Retro TV; Father's Day, The Empty Child and The Doctor 

Dances all repeated on Syfy (Aus); Midnight repeated on Star

World Premiere; Vincent and the Doctor repeated on ABC and 

ABC ME; The Doctor's Wife and The Rebel Flesh both repeated

on RAI4; Listen repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Caretaker 

repeated on BBC First (ME); and The Lie of the Land repeated

 on Syfy (Bra)

2019 - The Aztecs, Episodes 2 and 3 both repeated on Retro

 TV; The Angels Take Manhattan and The Bells of Saint John 

both repeated on BBC Polska HD; The Pyramid at the End

of the World repeated on Syfy (Bra); and The Battle of

Ranskoor Av Kolos and Resolution both repeated on RAI4
2020 - The Space Museum Omnibus repeated on KVCR; The
Tomb of the Cybermen, Episodes 3 and 4 both repeated on
Retro TV; Voyage of the Damned repeated on BBC America;
Nightmare in Silver repeated on Syfy (Fra); Empress of Mars
and The Eaters of Light both repeated on Fox (FRG);

World Enough and Time repeated on Star World

Premiere HD; and The Timeless Children first

screened on BBC America and CTV SciFi

2022 - The War Games, Episode

10 repeated on ONS; The Robots

of Death, Parts 2 and 3 both

repeated on Forces TV; Full Circle,

Parts 3 and 4 both repeated on

Retro TV; World War Three repeated

on Fox SciFi; The Christmas Invasion

repeated on Syfy (Fra); Empress of

Mars repeated on BBC Polska HD;

Can You Hear Me? repeated on BBC

First Turkey; and The Halloween

Apocalypse repeated on ABC2

2025 - The Armageddon Factor, Parts

3 and 4 both repeated on KBTC; and

The Shakespeare Code repeated on

ABC Entertains