1965 (releases)

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the DWU • production history • vital statistics • releases

In 1965, a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.

• January - A paperback edition of the novelisation Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks was published by Armada Books.
• 2 January - "The Powerful Enemy", the first episode of The Rescue, debuted on BBC1.
• 4 January - The ninth part of The Klepton Parasites was first published in TV Comic.
• 9 January - "Desperate Measures", the second and final episode of The Rescue, debuted on BBC1.
• 11 January - The tenth and final part of the story The Klepton Parasites was first published in TV Comic.
• 16 January - "The Slave Traders", the first episode of The Romans, debuted on BBC1.
• 18 January - The first part of The Therovian Quest was first published in TV Comic.
• 23 January - "All Roads Lead to Rome", the second episode of The Romans, debuted on BBC1.
• 23 January - The first part of Genesis of Evil was first published in the first issue of TV Century 21, kicking off what was latterly called The Dalek Chronicles.
• 25 January - The second part of The Therovian Quest was first published in TV Comic.
• 30 January - "Conspiracy", the third episode of The Romans, debuted on BBC1.
• 30 January - The second part of Genesis of Evil was published in TV Century 21.
• 1 February - The third part of The Therovian Quest was first published in TV Comic.
• 6 February - "Inferno", the fourth and final episode of The Romans, debuted on BBC1.
• 6 February - The fourth and final part of Genesis of Evil was published in TV Century 21.
• 8 February - The fourth part of The Therovian Quest was first published in TV Comic.
• 11 February - The third Radio Times Doctor Who cover (dated February 13-19) featured the upcoming The Web Planet with a photo of the Zarbi and the Vortis landscape.
• 13 February - "The Web Planet", the first episode of The Web Planet, debuted on BBC1.
• 13 February - The first part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• 15 February - The fifth part of The Therovian Quest was first published in TV Comic.
• 20 February - "The Zarbi", the second episode of The Web Planet, debuted on BBC1.
• 20 February - The second part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• 22 February - The sixth and final part of The Therovian Quest was first published in TV Comic.
• 27 February - "Escape to Danger", the third episode of The Web Planet, debuted on BBC1.
• 27 February - The third part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• March - The Earthlings released the single "Landing of the Daleks"/"March of the Robots" on Parlophone Records.
• 1 March - The first part of The Hijackers of Thrax was first published in TV Comic.
• 6 March - "Crater of Needles", the fourth episode of The Web Planet, debuted on BBC1.
• 6 March - The fourth part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• 8 March - The second part of The Hijackers of Thrax was first published in TV Comic.
• 13 March - "Invasion", the fifth episode of The Web Planet, debuted on BBC1.
• 13 March - The fifth part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• 15 March - The third and final part of The Hijackers of Thrax was first published in TV Comic.
• 20 March - "The Centre", the sixth and final episode of The Web Planet, debuted on BBC1.
• 20 March -The sixth part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• 22 March - The first part of On the Web Planet was first published in TV Comic.
• 27 March - "The Lion", the first episode of The Crusade, debuted on BBC1.
• 27 March - The sixth and final part of Power Play was first published in TV Century 21.
• 29 March - The second part of On the Web Planet was first published in TV Comic.
• 3 April - "The Knight of Jaffa", the second episode of The Crusade, debuted on BBC1.
• 3 April - The first part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 5 April - The third part of On the Web Planet was first published in TV Comic.
• 10 April - "The Wheel of Fortune", the second episode of The Crusade, debuted on BBC1.
• 10 April - The second part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 12 April - The fourth part of On the Web Planet was first published in the of TV Comic.
• 17 April - "The Warlords", the fourth and final episode of The Crusade, debuted on BBC1.
• 17 April - Th third part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 19 April - The fifth part of On the Web Planet was first published in TV Comic.
• 24 April - "The Space Museum", the first episode of The Space Museum, debuted on BBC1.
• 24 April - The fourth part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 26 April - The sixth and final part of On the Web Planet was first published in TV Comic.
• 1 May - "The Dimensions of Time", the second episode of The Space Museum debuted on BBC1.
• 1 May - The fifth part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 3 May - The first part of The Gyros Injustice was first published in TV Comic.
• 8 May - "The Search", the third episode of The Space Museum, debuted on BBC1.
• 8 May - The sixth part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 10 May - Part two of TV Comic story The Gyros Injustice was first published.
• 15 May - "The Final Phase", fourth and final episode of The Space Museum debuted on BBC1.
• 15 May - The seventh and final part of Duel of the Daleks was first published in TV Century 21.
• 17 May - Part three of TV Comic story The Gyros Injustice was first published.
• 22 May - "The Executioners", the first episode of The Chase debuted on BBC1.
• 22 May - Part one of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 24 May - Part four of TV Comic story The Gyros Injustice was first published.
• 29 May - "The Death of Time" debuted on BBC1.
• 29 May - Part two of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 31 May - Part five of TV Comic story The Gyros Injustice was first published.
• 5 June - "Flight Through Eternity" debuted on BBC1.
• 5 June - Part three of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 7 June - The sixth and final part of TV Comic story The Gyros Injustice was first published.
• 12 June - "Journey into Terror" debuted on BBC1.
• 12 June - Part four of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 14 June - Part one of TV Comic story Challenge of the Piper was released.
• 17 June - The Dalek Painting Book was published by Souvenir Press and Panther Books. A massive 350,000 copies were printed.
• 19 June - "The Death of Doctor Who" debuted on BBC1.
• 19 June - Part five of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 21 June - Part two of TV Comic story Challenge of the Piper was released.
• 25 June - Dr. Who and the Daleks, a colour feature film loosely based upon The Daleks, was released, featuring the debut of Peter Cushing as Dr. Who.
• 26 June - "The Planet of Decision", sixth and final episode of The Chase, debuted on BBC1.
• 26 June - Part six of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 28 June - Part three of TV Comic story Challenge of the Piper was released.
• July - The pop single "Who's Who", performed by Roberta Tovey, was released on Polydor.
• July - Jack Dorsey and His Orchestra released the single "Dance of the Daleks" on Polydor.
• 3 July - "The Watcher", the first episode of The Time Meddler, debuted on BBC1.
• 3 July - The seventh and final part of The Amaryll Challenge was first published in TV Century 21.
• 5 July - Part four of TV Comic story Challenge of the Piper was released.
• 10 July - "The Meddling Monk" debuted on BBC1.
• 10 July - Part one of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• 12 July - The fifth and final part of the TV Comic story Challenge of the Piper was released.
• 17 July - "A Battle of Wits" debuted on BBC1.
• 17 July - Part two of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• 24 July - "Checkmate", the fourth and final episode of The Time Meddler and final episode of season 2, was first broadcast.
• 24 July - Part one of TV Comic story Moon Landing was released.
• 24 July - Part three of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• 31 July - Part two of TV Comic story Moon Landing was released.
• 31 July - Part four of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• August - Paint and Draw the Film of Dr. Who and the Daleks was published by Souvenir Press. Again, some 350,000 copies were printed.
• 7 August - The third and final part of the TV Comic story Moon Landing was released.
• 7 August - Part five of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• 14 August - Part one of TV Comic story Time in Reverse was released.
• 14 August - Part six of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• 21 August - Part two of TV Comic story Time in Reverse was released.
• 21 August - Part seven of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• 28 August - The third and final part of the TV Comic story Time in Reverse was released.
• 28 August - The eighth and final part of The Penta Ray Factor was first published in TV Century 21.
• September - The first Doctor Who annual, Dr Who Annual 1966, was published by World Distributors, Ltd.
• September - Doctor Who and the Crusaders was published by Frederick Muller.
• 1 September - The TV Comic Annual 1966 containing Prisoners of the Kleptons and The Caterpillar Men was released.
• 4 September - Part one of the TV Comic story Lizardworld was released.
• 4 September - Part one of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 11 September - Season 3 commenced with the BBC1 debut of "Four Hundred Dawns", the first episode of Galaxy 4.
• 11 September - Part two of the TV Comic story Lizardworld was released.
• 11 September - Part two of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 16 September - Doctor Who and the Zarbi was published by Frederick Muller.
• 18 September - "Trap of Steel" debuted on BBC1.
• 18 September - Part three of the TV Comic story Lizardworld was released.
• 18 September - Part three of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 18 September - The RAF Finningley Airshow special was first released.
• 25 September - "Air Lock" debuted on BBC1.
• 25 September - The fourth and final part of TV Comic story Lizardworld was released.
• 25 September - Part four of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 2 October - "The Exploding Planet", fourth and final episode of Galaxy 4, debuted on BBC1.
• 2 October - Part one of the TV Comic story The Ordeals of Demeter was released.
• 2 October - Part five of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 4 October - Armada Books published the first paperback edition of the first Doctor Who novelisation, Dr. Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks.
• 7 October - The Dalek Pocketbook and Space Travellers Guide was first published by Panther Books.
• 9 October - The one-episode TV story Mission to the Unknown debuted on BBC1.
• 9 October - Part two of the TV Comic story The Ordeals of Demeter was released.
• 9 October - Part six of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 11 October - The Dalek annual The Dalek World was first published by Souvenir Press.
• 16 October - "Temple of Secrets", the first episode of The Myth Makers, debuted on BBC1.
• 16 October - Part three of the TV Comic story The Ordeals of Demeter was released.
• 16 October - The seventh and final part of the TV Century 21 story Plague of Death was released.
• 21 October - The Avengers episode "Death at Bargain Prices" was aired in the UK for the first time.
• 23 October - "Small Prophet, Quick Return" debuted on BBC1.
• 23 October - The fourth and final part of the TV Comic story The Ordeals of Demeter was released.
• 23 October - Part one of the TV Century 21 story The Menace of the Monstrons was released.
• 30 October - "Death of a Spy" debuted on BBC1.
• 30 October - Part one of the TV Comic story Enter: The Go-Ray was released.
• 30 October - Part two of the TV Century 21 story The Menace of the Monstrons was released.
• October A paperback edition of Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks was released by Armada Books.
• 6 November - "Horse of Destruction", the fourth and final episode of The Myth Makers, debuted on BBC1.
• 6 November - Part two of the TV Comic story Enter: The Go-Ray was released.
• 6 November - Part three of the TV Century 21 story The Menace of the Monstrons was released.
• 13 November - "The Nightmare Begins", the first episode of The Daleks' Master Plan, debuted on BBC1.
• 13 November - Part three of the TV Comic story Enter: The Go-Ray was released.
• 13 November - Part four of the TV Century 21 story The Menace of the Monstrons was released.
• 20 November - "Day of Armageddon" debuted on BBC1.
• 20 November - The fourth and final part of the TV Comic story Enter: The Go-Ray was released.
• 20 November - Part five of the TV Century 21 story The Menace of the Monstrons was released.
• 27 November - "Devil's Planet" debuted on BBC1.
• 27 November - Part one of the TV Comic story Shark Bait was released.
• 27 November - Part six of the TV Century 21 story The Menace of the Monstrons was released.
• 4 December - "The Traitors" debuted on BBC1.
• 11 December - "Counter Plot" debuted on BBC1.
• 11 December - Part one of the TV Century 21 story Eve of War was released.
• 18 December - "Coronas of the Sun" debuted on BBC1.
• 18 December - Part four of TV Comic story Shark Bait was released.
• 21 December - The stage play The Curse of the Daleks premiered at Wyndham's Theatre in London.
• 25 December - "The Feast of Steven" debuted on BBC1, the first Doctor Who episode to be broadcast on Christmas Day — and also the first episode to be junked by the BBC Archives.
• 25 December - Part one of TV Comic story A Christmas Story was released.

Unknown dates

• The TV Comic Holiday Special 1965 was released, featuring the story Prisoners of Gritog.