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[[File:Doctor_Who_Night_logo.jpg|thumb|Revolving logo used on the night.]]
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[[File:Introduction to the Night 1999.jpg|thumb|[[Tom Baker]] sits in a re-designed [[TARDIS]]. (''[[Introduction to the Night (TV story)|Introduction to the Night]]'')]]
[[File:Introduction to the Night 1999.jpg|thumb|[[Tom Baker]] sits in a re-designed [[TARDIS]]. (''[[Introduction to the Night (TV story)|Introduction to the Night]]'')]]

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Revolving logo used on the night.
Tom Baker sits in a re-designed TARDIS. (Introduction to the Night)

Doctor Who Night was a night of themed programmes that began with Introduction to the Night with Tom Baker as a future Doctor, broadcast from 8:55pm-12:30am on 13 November 1999 on BBC Two.[1] It was produced by BBC Manchester.

A special Dalek BBC Two ident was used throughout the evening between the programmes, as well as promos for the upcoming repeat of Spearhead from Space, the Doctor Who website and Doctor Who merchandise.

Schedule

Schedule at the end of the trailer.
Comedy sketch starring Mark Gatiss and David Walliams.
Documentary on the history of the show, narrated by Peter Jones.
Professor Tom Kirkwood talks about the possibility of regeneration.
A look at the various monsters that have appeared in the show.
Comedy sketch starring Mark Gatiss and David Walliams.
Dr Jim Al-Khalili talks about the possibility of a TARDIS.
The final episode of this seven part story, "The Rescue".
Comedy sketch starring Mark Gatiss and David Walliams, also featuring Peter Davison.
A showing of the uncut 1996 TV movie, starring Paul McGann.

Dalek break bumpers

Between the programmes five CGI animated shorts featuring the Daleks were broadcast, each about 5-10 seconds in length. They were Dalek Grand Prix, Jelly Dalek, Squashed Dalek, Microwaved Dalek and Dalek Corridor.

(Note all titles are based on conjecture.)

  • Dalek Grand Prix

    Dalek Grand Prix

  • Jelly Dalek

    Jelly Dalek

  • Squashed Dalek

    Squashed Dalek

  • Microwaved Dalek

    Microwaved Dalek

  • Dalek Corridor

    Dalek Corridor

Promos

Crew

Comedy

Science

Doctor Who Night

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Doctor Who Night. BBC Genome. Retrieved on 3 April 2019.
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