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* [[1999]] - Episodes 1 and 2 of DW: ''[[Spearhead from Space]]'' were repeated on BBC2. | * [[1999]] - Episodes 1 and 2 of DW: ''[[Spearhead from Space]]'' were repeated on BBC2. | ||
* [[2007]] - [[DW]]: ''[[Time Crash]]'' was first broadcast as part of [[Children in Need]]. | * [[2007]] - [[DW]]: ''[[Time Crash]]'' was first broadcast as part of [[Children in Need]]. | ||
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Events
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Behind the scenes
- 1931 - Kenneth Watson (Bill Duggan in DW: The Wheel in Space) was born.
- 1956 - Karl Zwicky, who directed several episodes of K9, was born.
- 1956 - Lorraine Heggessey (a Controller of BBC One) was born.
- 1963 - The first ever TV trailer for Doctor Who was broadcast.
- 1965 - Mark Benton was born.
- 1968 - Episode 3 of DW: The Invasion was first broadcast.
- 1980 - Alexa Havins was born.
- 1981 - Episode 1 of DW: Carnival of Monsters was repeated on BBC2.
- 1987 - Part 3 of DW: Delta and the Bannermen was first broadcast.
- 1988 - Part 3 of DW: The Happiness Patrol was first broadcast.
- 1999 - Episodes 1 and 2 of DW: Spearhead from Space were repeated on BBC2.
- 2007 - DW: Time Crash was first broadcast as part of Children in Need.
