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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* [[1915]] - [[Ian Stuart Black]], who wrote and novelised three stories for ''Doctor Who'', was born. | * [[1915]] - [[Ian Stuart Black]], who wrote and novelised three stories for ''Doctor Who'', was born. | ||
* [[1917]] - [[Eric Francis]] was born. | * [[1917]] - [[Eric Francis]] (the [[First Elder (The Sensorites)|First Elder]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Sensorites]]'') was born. | ||
* [[1923]] - [[Peter Pratt]] was born. | * [[1923]] - [[Peter Pratt]] was born. | ||
* [[1932]] - [[Tom Watson]] was born. | * [[1932]] - [[Tom Watson]] was born. | ||
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Events
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Behind the scenes
- 1915 - Ian Stuart Black, who wrote and novelised three stories for Doctor Who, was born.
- 1917 - Eric Francis (the First Elder in DW: The Sensorites) was born.
- 1923 - Peter Pratt was born.
- 1932 - Tom Watson was born.
- 1936 - Roger Hammond was born.
- 1945 - Michael Mundell (Jasko in DW: The Invasion of Time) was born.
- 1964 - "Rider From Shang-Tu", Episode 5 of DW: Marco Polo, was first broadcast.
- 1970 - Episode 1 of DW: The Ambassadors of Death was first broadcast.
- 1981 - Part 4 of DW: Logopolis was first broadcast.
- 1983 - Bruno Langley was born.
- 2002 - Neville Barber (Humphrey Cook in DW: The Time Monster and Howard Baker in KAC: A Girl's Best Friend) died.
- 2008 - TW: Fragments was first broadcast.
