1935 |
Birth of Richard Martin (bio), director |
1964 |
Recording for The Daleks takes place at Lime Grove
Studio D in Shepherd's Bush, London |
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1966 |
Recording for The Massacre Of St Bartholomew's Eve
takes place at the BBC Television Film Studios in Ealing, London |
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1967 |
David Ellis and Malcolm Hulke are
commissioned to write The Faceless
Ones, a revised version of “The Big Store” |
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1968 |
Recording for The Web Of Fear takes place at the
BBC Television Film Studios in Ealing, London |
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1969 |
Recording for The Seeds Of Death takes place at
Lime Grove Studio D in Shepherd's Bush, London |
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1970 |
Debut broadcast of Spearhead From Space episode one
on BBC One, the first colour episode of Doctor Who |
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1973 |
Recording for Planet Of The Daleks takes place
in Redhill, Surrey |
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1976 |
Debut broadcast of The Brain Of Morbius episode
one on BBC One |
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1979 |
A storyline entitled “Valley Of The
Lost” by Philip Hinchcliffe is rejected |
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1981 |
Debut broadcast of Warriors' Gate episode one on
BBC One |
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1983 |
Debut broadcast of Arc Of Infinity episode one on
BBC One |
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1983 |
Because of the shift in the recording
dates for Enlightenment, Season
Twenty is officially truncated to just twenty-two episodes; “The Return” is postponed to
Season Twenty-One where it will become Resurrection Of The
Daleks |
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2006 |
Recording for Army Of Ghosts /
Doomsday takes place at Unit Q2 in Newport, Wales |
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2007 |
Recording for Human Nature / The
Family Of Blood takes place at Upper Boat Studios in Upper Boat,
Wales |
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2009 |
During a special edition of Doctor
Who Confidential on BBC One, the BBC announces that Matt Smith has been
cast as the Eleventh Doctor |
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2011 |
Recording for The Rebel Flesh / The Almost
People takes place in Llantwit Major, Wales |
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2017 |
Recording for Extremis takes place in Cardiff,
Wales |
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2018 |
Recording for The Ghost Monument begins in
Cape Town, South Africa, and will subsequently involve work at
locations including Kalbaskraal, Grabouw, and Paarl, South Africa; and
Merthyr Mawr, Caerwent, Cardiff, Llandow, and Bridgend, Wales |
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