1926 |
Birth of Robert Holmes (bio), writer and script
editor |
1964 |
Dennis Spooner is commissioned to write The Reign Of Terror |
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1965 |
Recording for The Space Museum takes place in BBC
Television Centre Studio 4 in White City, London |
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1965 |
Resubmitted versions of Malcolm Hulke's
“Britain 408 AD”
and “The Hidden
Planet” are rejected |
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1966 |
Debut broadcast of The Celestial Toymaker episode one,
The Celestial Toyroom, on BBC One |
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1970 |
Recording for Inferno takes place in Hoo,
Kent |
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1971 |
Recording for Colony In Space takes place at BBC
Television Centre Studio 3 in White City, London |
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1973 |
Recording for The Green Death takes place at BBC
Television Centre Studio 3 in White City, London |
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1974 |
Recording for Planet Of The Spiders takes place
at BBC Television Centre Studio 1 in White City, London |
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1977 |
Debut broadcast of The Talons Of Weng-Chiang episode
six on BBC One |
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1979 |
Alan Drury is commissioned to write “The Tearing Of The
Veil” |
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1980 |
Recording for The Leisure Hive takes place at BBC
Television Centre Studio 1 in White City, London |
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1986 |
Having become increasingly frustrated by
John Nathan-Turner's decisions as producer, Eric Saward resigns as
script editor of Doctor Who; however, he agrees to complete The Trial Of A Time Lord (Segment
Four) now that Robert Holmes has been hospitalised |
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1987 |
Ian Briggs is commissioned to write the
first episode of Dragonfire |
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2005 |
Debut broadcast of The End Of The World on
BBC One |
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2008 |
Death of Johnny Byrne (bio), writer |
2009 |
Recording for The End Of Time takes place
in Newport, Wales |
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2011 |
Recording for Let's Kill Hitler takes place in
Swansea, Wales |
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2012 |
Recording for Asylum Of The Daleks
takes place at Upper Boat Studios in Upper Boat, Wales |
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2013 |
Recording for The Day Of The Doctor takes
place in Tonna, Wales |
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2014 |
Death of Glyn Jones (bio), writer and actor |
2014 |
Recording for The Caretaker takes place in
Cardiff, Wales |
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2015 |
Recording for The Woman Who Lived takes place
in Llansannor, Wales |
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