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Other repeats on the BBC-owned cable and satellite stations, and digital channels are covered on their own dedicated pages: | Other repeats on the BBC-owned cable and satellite stations, and digital channels are covered on their own dedicated pages: | ||
| − | *[[BBC World Service Television Europe|BBC World Service]] | + | *[[BBC TV Europe]] / [[BBC World Service Television Europe|BBC World Service]] |
*[[BBC Prime]] | *[[BBC Prime]] | ||
*[[BBC Choice]]/BBC Three | *[[BBC Choice]]/BBC Three | ||
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*Real-world BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in [[Day of the Daleks]], although the TV station he represented wasn't named | *Real-world BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in [[Day of the Daleks]], although the TV station he represented wasn't named | ||
*The Master watches an episode of the BBC series ''[[wikipedia:Clangers|Clangers]]'' on a colour TV in [[The Sea Devils]] (although the station itself is not identified) | *The Master watches an episode of the BBC series ''[[wikipedia:Clangers|Clangers]]'' on a colour TV in [[The Sea Devils]] (although the station itself is not identified) | ||
| + | *Ace has two ''[[wikipedia:Blue Peter|Blue Peter]]'' badges pinned to her jacket | ||
*While in London 1963, Ace turns on the TV in the guest house and just misses a "BBC television" presenter announcing the start of "a new science fiction series..." ([[Remembrance of the Daleks]]) | *While in London 1963, Ace turns on the TV in the guest house and just misses a "BBC television" presenter announcing the start of "a new science fiction series..." ([[Remembrance of the Daleks]]) | ||
[[Category:United Kingdom]] | [[Category:United Kingdom]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:23, 28 October 2024
BBC Repeats
This page and airdates table covers only the REPEATS that aired on the BBC channels. (The first run airdates for each Doctor Who serial are shown on the individual Story List pages.)
Doctor Who was repeated episodically or in compilations - sometimes during themed 'seasons', such as "The Five Faces of Doctor Who" - on BBC / BBC1, BBC2, and BBC4 (which always played its repeats during themed "Nights"). The Airdates table here is for those three channels only.
Other repeats on the BBC-owned cable and satellite stations, and digital channels are covered on their own dedicated pages:
- BBC TV Europe / BBC World Service
- BBC Prime
- BBC Choice/BBC Three
Other UK-based non-BBC cable and satellite stations are linked HERE.
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← AIRDATES ...... (CLICK ICON TO GO TO TABLE SHOWING EPISODE BREAKDOWN AND AIRDATES - N/S = story title is Not Stated) |
The BBC in Doctor Who
The BBC exists in the Doctor Who fictional universe:
- Vicki tuned-in the Time Space Visualiser to "BBC One" to see a 1965 broadcast of "the fabulous Beatles" performing Ticket to Ride (The Chase)
- Real-world BBC newsreader Kenneth Kendall appeared as himself on a television screen in The War Machines (although the station itself wasn't named)
- A camera crew from the "BBC 3" programme "The Passing Parade" broadcast live from Devil's End (The Daemons)
- Real-world BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in Day of the Daleks, although the TV station he represented wasn't named
- The Master watches an episode of the BBC series Clangers on a colour TV in The Sea Devils (although the station itself is not identified)
- Ace has two Blue Peter badges pinned to her jacket
- While in London 1963, Ace turns on the TV in the guest house and just misses a "BBC television" presenter announcing the start of "a new science fiction series..." (Remembrance of the Daleks)
