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===History of the ''Doctor Who'' universe=== | ===History of the ''Doctor Who'' universe=== | ||
*[[1940]] - The New Regency Theatre in [[London]], which had owned by [[Henry Gordon Jago]] in the [[1890s]], is destroyed in | *[[1940]] - The New Regency Theatre in [[London]], which had owned by [[Henry Gordon Jago]] in the [[1890s]], is destroyed in [[the Blitz]]. ([[JAL]]: ''[[Swan Song]]'') | ||
===History of [[Doctor Who|''Doctor Who'']]=== | ===History of [[Doctor Who|''Doctor Who'']]=== | ||
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Events
History of the Doctor Who universe
- 1940 - The New Regency Theatre in London, which had owned by Henry Gordon Jago in the 1890s, is destroyed in the Blitz. (JAL: Swan Song)
History of Doctor Who
- 1940 - Gawn Grainger born
- 1968 - DW: The Mind Robber, Episode 5, was first broadcast.
- 1965 - Dan Abnett was born.
- 1987 - DW: Paradise Towers, Part 2, was first broadcast.
- 1988 - DW: Remembrance of the Daleks, Part 2, was first broadcast.
- 2007 - Noel Coleman died.
- 2010 - Series 4 of The Sarah Jane Adventures continued on the CBBC Channel with Part Two of The Nightmare Man.
