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* [[12th February|12]] - "The Sea Beggar" First Broadcast ([[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] Episode 2)
* [[12th February|12]] - "The Sea Beggar" First Broadcast ([[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] Episode 2)
* [[19th February|19]] - "Priest of Death" First Broadcast ([[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] Episode 3)
* [[19th February|19]] - "Priest of Death" First Broadcast ([[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] Episode 3)
* [[26th February|26]] - "Bell of Doom" First Broadcast ([[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] Episode 4)
* [[26th February|26]] - "Bell of Doom" First Broadcast ([[The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve]] Episode 4). [[Jackie Lane]] makes her debut as companion [[Dodo Chaplet]].


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Revision as of 05:54, 11 December 2008

Events

Doctor Who Universe

January

July

September

November

Unknown date

Real World

January

February

March

  • 05 - "The Steel Sky" First Broadcast (The Ark Episode 1)
  • 12 - "The Plague" First Broadcast (The Ark Episode 2)
  • 19 - "The Return" First Broadcast (The Ark Episode 3)
  • 26 - "The Bomb" First Broadcast (The Ark Episode 4)

April

May

  • 07 - "Don't Shoot the Pianist" First Broadcast (The Gunfighters Episode 2)
  • 14 - "Johnny Ringo" First Broadcast (The Gunfighters Episode 3)
  • 21 - "The OK Corral" First Broadcast (The Gunfighters Episode 4). This marks the final time individual episode titles would be used in the original series (the practice would resume in 2005).
  • 28 - The Savages Episode 1 First Broadcast

June

July

Summer

  • William Hartnell sends shockwaves through the Doctor Who production team by announcing his intention to leave the series. The producers and writers develop the concept of regeneration to explain the change of lead actor and cast Patrick Troughton as the new Doctor; Hartnell agrees to appear in the first two serials of the new season.

August

September

  • 8 - Star Trek debuts in America. This influential series would go on to become Doctor Who's chief rival in terms of franchise longevity, although the original series would only run until the spring of 1969.
  • 10 - The Smugglers Episode 1 First Broadcast
  • 17 - The Smugglers Episode 2 First Broadcast
  • 24 - The Smugglers Episode 3 First Broadcast

October

November

December

Reference

1965 20th century
1960s
1967