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* [[2005]] - [[DW]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'' was first broadcast. | * [[2005]] - [[DW]]: ''[[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]]'' was first broadcast. | ||
* [[2010]] - [[ | * [[2010]] - [[AG]]: ''[[Mission to the Unknown]]'' was offered as part of a [[Telegraph Audio Giveaways|week-long giveaway]] by [[The Daily Telegraph]]. | ||
* [[2011]] - [[DW]]: ''[[Day of the Moon]]'' was broadcast on BBC One and BBC America. | * [[2011]] - [[DW]]: ''[[Day of the Moon]]'' was broadcast on BBC One and BBC America. | ||
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Events
- 1997 - Bernice Summerfield was dropped off at Smithwood Manor, the Doctor's house in Britain. (NA: The Dying Days)
Behind the scenes
- 1947 - Leslie Grantham (Kiston in DW: Resurrection of the Daleks) was born.
- 1966 - "A Holiday for the Doctor", Episode 1 of DW: The Gunfighters, was first broadcast.
- 1967 - Steven Mackintosh (Gazak in DW: Timelash) was born.
- 2004 - Richard Steele, who had guested in several Doctor Who stories, died.
- 2010 - AG: Mission to the Unknown was offered as part of a week-long giveaway by The Daily Telegraph.
- 2011 - DW: Day of the Moon was broadcast on BBC One and BBC America.
- 2012 - George Murdock (a Preacher in TW: Dead of Night) died.
