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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* [[1603]] - Death of Queen [[Elizabeth I]]. | * [[1603]] - Death of Queen [[Elizabeth I]]. | ||
* [[1920]] - Birth of actor [[Patrick Troughton]], who played the [[Second Doctor]]. | * [[1920]] - Birth of actor [[Patrick Troughton]], who played the [[Second Doctor]]. | ||
* [[1935]] - Birth of actor [[Susan Engel]] ([[Cessair of Diplos]] in [[DW]]:''[[The Stones of Blood]]''. | * [[1935]] - Birth of actor [[Susan Engel]] ([[Cessair of Diplos]] in [[DW]]:''[[The Stones of Blood]]''. | ||
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Events
History of the Doctor Who Universe
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Behind the scenes
- 1603 - Death of Queen Elizabeth I.
- 1920 - Birth of actor Patrick Troughton, who played the Second Doctor.
- 1935 - Birth of actor Susan Engel (Cessair of Diplos in DW:The Stones of Blood.
- 1947 - Birth of musician Elton John, who appeared as himself in DW: Love & Monsters for a brief cameo.
- 1967 - First broadcast of DW: The Macra Terror, Episode 3.
- 1972 - First broadcast of DW: Sea Devils, Episode 5.
