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As with its parent program, ''K-9'' Series 1 will use individual episode titles for both standalones and multi-part storylines. Only two multi-parters are confirmed: an initial three-part story leading off the season, and a five-chapter story concluding it.   
As with its parent program, ''K-9'' Series 1 will use individual episode titles for both standalones and multi-part storylines. Only two multi-parters are confirmed: an initial three-part story leading off the season, and a five-chapter story concluding it.   


== Cast ==
==Cast==
 
===Primary Cast===
*[[K-9 Mark I|K-9]] - [[John Leeson]] <ref>[http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com/2009/07/news-from-dwm.html Doctor Who Magazine issue 411 reports that John Leeson returns to voice K-9 for all 26 episodes]</ref>
*[[K-9 Mark I|K-9]] - [[John Leeson]] <ref>[http://gallifreynewsbase.blogspot.com/2009/07/news-from-dwm.html Doctor Who Magazine issue 411 reports that John Leeson returns to voice K-9 for all 26 episodes]</ref>
*[[Starkey]] - [[Keegan Joyce]]
*[[Starkey]] - [[Keegan Joyce]]
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*[[Darius]] - [[Daniel Webber]]
*[[Darius]] - [[Daniel Webber]]
*[[Gryffen|Professor Alistair Gryffen]] - [[Robert Moloney]]
*[[Gryffen|Professor Alistair Gryffen]] - [[Robert Moloney]]
*[[June Turner]] - [[Robyn Moore]]
===Secondary Cast===
*[[Drake]] - [[Connor Van Vurren]]
*[[Thorne]] - [[Jared Robinsen]]


== Television Stories ==
== Television Stories ==

Revision as of 17:12, 2 April 2010

Series 1 of K-9 premiered in full in 2010 with a run of 26 30-minute episodes in the series -- the longest Doctor Who-related season since Season 19 in 1981, which also had 26 episodes. It is also the first full-season production of a non-BBC-produced spin-off series.

The first episode aired on Disney XD (formerly Jetix) in the UK, as well as in Australia, as a special on 31 October 2009[1]. This was followed by the series in full premiering in Scandinavia in January 2010. The series debuts in full on Disney XD and in Australia on 3 April 2010, only hours before the start of Doctor Who Series 5.[2]

As with its parent program, K-9 Series 1 will use individual episode titles for both standalones and multi-part storylines. Only two multi-parters are confirmed: an initial three-part story leading off the season, and a five-chapter story concluding it.

Cast

Primary Cast

Secondary Cast

Television Stories

On 31st March 2010 the official website for K-9 Series 1 was launched, featuring a complete episode list for the season.

Aliens and Enemies

External Links

Footnotes

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