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* [[2009]] - [[DOC]]: ''[[Doctor Who - The Lost Episodes]]'' was first broadcast on [[BBC Radio 4]]. | * [[2009]] - [[DOC]]: ''[[Doctor Who - The Lost Episodes]]'' was first broadcast on [[BBC Radio 4]]. | ||
* [[2010]] - ''[[Dream-Eaters]]'' was first broadcast on [[Five]]. | * [[2010]] - ''[[Dream-Eaters]]'' was first broadcast on [[Five]]. | ||
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Behind the scenes
- 1914 - Actor Dudley Jones was born.
- 1922 - Actor Richard Mayes was born.
- 1934 - Actor Bill Mitchell was born.
- 1964 - "Flashpoint" was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 1986 - Actress Leslie Dwyer died.
- 1990 - This was the cover date of Doctor Who Magazine issue 168.
- 2007 - Issue thirty-four of Doctor Who: Battles in Time, including comic story The Diamonds of Sartor, was first released by GE Fabbri Ltd.
- 2009 - DOC: Doctor Who - The Lost Episodes was first broadcast on BBC Radio 4.
- 2010 - Dream-Eaters was first broadcast on Five.
