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}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the first episode of the original ''[[Doctor Who Greatest Moments]]'' series.
}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the first episode of the original ''[[Doctor Who Greatest Moments]]'' series.


== Main subject ==
== Topics covered ==
''to be added''
The programme was split into the following titled segments:
* Doctor Who?
* The cleverest man in the room
* Getting physical
* No second chances!
* Time travel
* Meddling with time
* The future
* Meeting your heroes
* Self sacrifice
* Collateral damage
* Carry on doctor


== Additional topics covered ==
== People interviewed ==
''to be added''
{{IntervieweeList
|1=Freema Agyeman|r1=Martha Jones
|2=Mark Gatiss|r2=Lazarus
|3=David Morrissey|r3=Jackson Lake
|4=David Tennant|r4=The Doctor
|5=John Barrowman|r5=Captain Jack Harkness
|6=Tom Goodman-Hill|r6=Reverend Golightly
|7=Tracy Ann Oberman|r7=Yvonne Hartman
|8=Ryan Sampson|r8=Luke Rattigan
|9=Georgia Moffett|r9=Jenny}}


== People interviewed ==
== Music list ==
* [[Freema Agyeman]], Martha Jones
* "An End Has a Start" by Editors
* [[Mark Gatiss]], Lazarus
* "Chemistry" by UNKLE†
* [[David Morrissey]], Jackson Lake
* "It Overtakes Me" by The Flaming Lips†
* [[David Tennant]], The Doctor
* "No You Girls Never Know" by Franz Ferdinand
* [[John Barrowman]], Captain Jack Harkness
* "Again and Again" by Keane
* [[Tom Goodman-Hill]], Reverend Golightly
* "Apply Some Pressure" by Maximo Park
* [[Tracy Ann Oberman]], Yvonne Hartman
* "4th Dimensional Transition" by MGMT
* [[Ryan Sampson]], Luke Rattigan
* "How to Save a Life" by The Fray
* [[Georgia Moffett]], Jenny
* "Help Me" by Timo Maas feat. Kelis†
* "Heartbeat" by Scouting for Girls
* "Back Bay Shuffle" by Artie Shaw & His Orchestra†
* "One O'Clock Jump" by Count Basie & His Orchestra†
* "That's Not My Name" by The Ting Tings
* "Untouchable" by Girls Aloud
 
†TV version only, replaced with the following pieces of stock music for the DVD release:
* "Rapid Fire" by Barrie Gledden, Album: Big Beat, Nu Skool, Rock ANW 1047
* "Do It" by Barrie Gledden & Tim Reilly, Album: Electro Breaks, Euro Dance ANW 1228
* "Taxi" by Bob Bradley, Album: Funk, Rock, Garage Rock ANW 1284
* "The Short Con" by Christopher Ashmore, Album: Quirky Drama ANW 1256<ref>Replaced both "Back Bay Shuffle" and "One O'Clock Jump".</ref>


== Crew ==
== Crew ==
* [[Camera operator|Camera]] - [[Aled Jenkins]], [[Andy Smith]], [[Mark Thompson]]
{{BTS crew
* [[Sound editor|Sound]] - [[Steve Hoy]], [[Rob Kreeger]], [[Jon Thomas]], [[Ryan Windley]]
|Camera=Aled Jenkins
* [[Runner]]s - [[James Bowen]], [[Claire Riley]]
|Camera2=Andy Smith
* [[Researcher (crew)|Researcher]]s - [[Matthew Andrews]], [[Stuart Laws]], [[Robert Wootton]]
|Camera3=Mark Thompson
* [[Assistant producer|Assistant Producers]] - [[James Brailsford]], [[Ian Hay]], [[Hannah Williams]]
|Sound=Steve Hoy
* [[Production accountant|Production Accountant]] - [[Kevin Rickwood]]
|Sound2=Rob Kreeger
* [[Production co-ordinator|Production Co-ordinator]] - [[Megan Pinches]]
|Sound3=Jon Thomas
* [[Production manager|Production Manager]] - [[Katy Cartwright]]
|Sound4=Ryan Windley
* [[Production executive|Production Executive]] - [[Stan Matthews]]
|Runner=James Bowen
* [[Graphics|Titles & Graphics]] - [[Component Graphics]]
|Runner2=Claire Riley
* [[Theme music|Title Music]] - [[Slam & Saw Productions]]
|Researcher=Matthew Andrews
* Online Editor - [[Mark Hardyman]]
|Researcher2=Stuart Laws
* [[Dubbing mixer|Dubbing Mixer]] - [[Mark Ferda]]
|Researcher3=Robert Wootton
* Offline Editor - [[Rob Mansell]]
|AssistantProducer=James Brailsford
* [[Executive producer|Executive Producer]] - [[Mark Cossey]]
|AssistantProducer2=Ian Hay
* [[Executive producer|Executive Producers]] for [[Doctor Who|Dr Who]] - [[Russell T Davies]], [[Julie Gardner]]
|AssistantProducer3=Hannah Williams
* [[Edit producer|Edit Producer]] - [[Philip Powell]]
|ProductionAccountant=Kevin Rickwood
* [[Producer]]s - [[Adam Page]], [[Zoë Rushton]]
|ProductionCo-ordinator=Megan Pinches
* [[Series producer|Series Producer]] - [[Gillane Seaborne]]
|ProductionManager=Katy Cartwright
|ProductionExecutive=Stan Matthews
|Titles&Graphics=Component Graphics
|TitleMusic=Slam & Saw Productions
|OnlineEditor=Mark Hardyman
|DubbingMixer=Mark Ferda
|OfflineEditor=Rob Mansell
|ExecutiveProducer=Mark Cossey
|ExecutiveProducerForDrWho=Russell T Davies
|ExecutiveProducerForDrWho2=Julie Gardner
|EditProducer=Philip Powell
|Producer=Adam Page
|Producer2=Zoë Rushton
|SeriesProducer=Gillane Seaborne
|BBCWales=[[BBC Cymru Wales]]
|CopyrightYear=BBC MMIX
}}


== Home video releases ==
== Home video releases ==
[[File:Bbcdvd-dreamland.jpg|thumb|''Doctor Who: Dreamland'' DVD cover.]]
The complete ''[[Doctor Who Greatest Moments]]'' mini-series was included as a bonus feature on the DVD release of the animated story ''[[Dreamland (TV story)|Dreamland]]'', released in the UK on 1 February 2010. A North American edition of ''Dreamland'', also including ''Doctor Who Greatest Moments'', was released on 5 October 2010, after initially being announced for release on 4 May[http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/releaseinfo.cfm?ReleaseID=9796]. As the documentary was not broadcast outside the UK, this is its first availability in North America.
The complete ''[[Doctor Who Greatest Moments]]'' mini-series was included as a bonus feature on the DVD release of the animated story ''[[Dreamland (TV story)|Dreamland]]'', released in the UK on 1 February 2010. A North American edition of ''Dreamland'', also including ''Doctor Who Greatest Moments'', was released on 5 October 2010, after initially being announced for release on 4 May[http://www.TVShowsOnDVD.com/releaseinfo.cfm?ReleaseID=9796]. As the documentary was not broadcast outside the UK, this is its first availability in North America.
The DVD packaging notes that "for contractual reasons music edits have been made to Doctor Who Greatest Moments".
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Doctor Who Greatest Moments: The Doctor was the first episode of the original Doctor Who Greatest Moments series.

Topics covered[[edit] | [edit source]]

The programme was split into the following titled segments:

  • Doctor Who?
  • The cleverest man in the room
  • Getting physical
  • No second chances!
  • Time travel
  • Meddling with time
  • The future
  • Meeting your heroes
  • Self sacrifice
  • Collateral damage
  • Carry on doctor

People interviewed[[edit] | [edit source]]

Music list[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • "An End Has a Start" by Editors
  • "Chemistry" by UNKLE†
  • "It Overtakes Me" by The Flaming Lips†
  • "No You Girls Never Know" by Franz Ferdinand
  • "Again and Again" by Keane
  • "Apply Some Pressure" by Maximo Park
  • "4th Dimensional Transition" by MGMT
  • "How to Save a Life" by The Fray
  • "Help Me" by Timo Maas feat. Kelis†
  • "Heartbeat" by Scouting for Girls
  • "Back Bay Shuffle" by Artie Shaw & His Orchestra†
  • "One O'Clock Jump" by Count Basie & His Orchestra†
  • "That's Not My Name" by The Ting Tings
  • "Untouchable" by Girls Aloud

†TV version only, replaced with the following pieces of stock music for the DVD release:

  • "Rapid Fire" by Barrie Gledden, Album: Big Beat, Nu Skool, Rock ANW 1047
  • "Do It" by Barrie Gledden & Tim Reilly, Album: Electro Breaks, Euro Dance ANW 1228
  • "Taxi" by Bob Bradley, Album: Funk, Rock, Garage Rock ANW 1284
  • "The Short Con" by Christopher Ashmore, Album: Quirky Drama ANW 1256[1]

Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]

General production staff Camera and lighting department


Special and visual effects

General post-production staff

Sound

BBC Cymru Wales
© BBC MMIX
Not every person who worked on this episode was credited. The absence of a credit for a position doesn't necessarily mean the job wasn't required. The information above is based solely on observations of the actual end credits of the episodes as broadcast, and does not relay information from IMDB or other sources.


Home video releases[[edit] | [edit source]]

Doctor Who: Dreamland DVD cover.

The complete Doctor Who Greatest Moments mini-series was included as a bonus feature on the DVD release of the animated story Dreamland, released in the UK on 1 February 2010. A North American edition of Dreamland, also including Doctor Who Greatest Moments, was released on 5 October 2010, after initially being announced for release on 4 May[1]. As the documentary was not broadcast outside the UK, this is its first availability in North America.

The DVD packaging notes that "for contractual reasons music edits have been made to Doctor Who Greatest Moments".

  1. ↑ Replaced both "Back Bay Shuffle" and "One O'Clock Jump".
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