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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* [[1952]] - [[Cherie Lunghi]], who played [[Lady Adela]] in [[BFA]]: ''[[The Emerald Tiger (audio story)|The Emerald Tiger]]'', was born. | |||
* [[1964]] - "Assassin at Peking", Episode 7 of [[DW]]: ''[[Marco Polo (TV story)|Marco Polo]]'' was first broadcast. | * [[1964]] - "Assassin at Peking", Episode 7 of [[DW]]: ''[[Marco Polo (TV story)|Marco Polo]]'' was first broadcast. | ||
* [[1970]] - Episode 3 of [[DW]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'' was first broadcast. | * [[1970]] - Episode 3 of [[DW]]: ''[[The Ambassadors of Death]]'' was first broadcast. | ||
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* [[2008]] - [[TW]]: ''[[Exit Wounds]]'' was first broadcast. | * [[2008]] - [[TW]]: ''[[Exit Wounds]]'' was first broadcast. | ||
* [[2010]] - [[K9TV]]: ''[[Liberation]]'' was first broadcast. [[DW]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'' was rebroadcast on [[BBC Three]]. | * [[2010]] - [[K9TV]]: ''[[Liberation]]'' was first broadcast. [[DW]]: ''[[The Eleventh Hour]]'' was rebroadcast on [[BBC Three]]. | ||
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Events
- 2009 - Easter Sunday: Lady Christina de Souza stole the Cup of Athelstan from the International Gallery and made her getaway on a number 200 London bus, only to be unexpectedly transported to the planet of San Helios in the company of the Tenth Doctor. (DW: Planet of the Dead)
Behind the scenes
- 1952 - Cherie Lunghi, who played Lady Adela in BFA: The Emerald Tiger, was born.
- 1964 - "Assassin at Peking", Episode 7 of DW: Marco Polo was first broadcast.
- 1970 - Episode 3 of DW: The Ambassadors of Death was first broadcast.
- 1976 - George Pastell died.
- 2008 - TW: Exit Wounds was first broadcast.
- 2010 - K9TV: Liberation was first broadcast. DW: The Eleventh Hour was rebroadcast on BBC Three.
