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* [[4 January (production)|4 January]] - [[Principal photography|Filming]] on ''[[The Web Planet (TV story)|The Web Planet]]'' at [[Ealing Studios]] began. ([[DWM 286]]) | |||
* [[23 January (production)|23 January]] - The [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]] became the first [[North America]]n broadcaster of ''Doctor Who'' when it began airing the early [[William Hartnell]]-era stories. | * [[23 January (production)|23 January]] - The [[Canadian Broadcasting Corporation]] became the first [[North America]]n broadcaster of ''Doctor Who'' when it began airing the early [[William Hartnell]]-era stories. | ||
** The network cancelled its broadcasts after the first 26 episodes. | ** The network cancelled its broadcasts after the first 26 episodes. | ||
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1965 was a year in which a number of events important to the production of Doctor Who and its spin-offs occurred.
- 4 January - Filming on The Web Planet at Ealing Studios began. (DWM 286)
- 23 January - The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation became the first North American broadcaster of Doctor Who when it began airing the early William Hartnell-era stories.
- The network cancelled its broadcasts after the first 26 episodes.
