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* [[2008]] - [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem]]'' was first broadcast. | * [[2008]] - [[DW]]: ''[[The Sontaran Stratagem]]'' was first broadcast. | ||
* [[2010]] - [[NSA]]: ''[[Pest Control]]'' part 2 was offered as part of a [[Telegraph Audio Giveaways|week-long giveaway]] by [[The Daily Telegraph]]. | * [[2010]] - [[NSA]]: ''[[Pest Control]]'' part 2 was offered as part of a [[Telegraph Audio Giveaways|week-long giveaway]] by [[The Daily Telegraph]]. | ||
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Events
- 1986 - Chernobyl went into meltdown. (DWM: Black Destiny)
Behind the scenes
- 1908 - Donald Eccles, who played Krasis in DW: The Time Monster, was born.
- 1927 - Graham Ashley, who played the Overseer in DW: The Underwater Menace, was born in Northampton, England.
- 1927 - Derek Waring (Shardovan in DW: Castrovalva) was born.
- 1937 - Gareth Gwenlan (Doctor Who production assistant and assistant floor manager) was born.
- 1940 - Harry Fielder (a frequent uncredited supporting player in Doctor Who) was born.
- 1956 - Ron Donachie (a steward in DW: Tooth and Claw) was born.
- 1969 - Episode 2 of DW: The War Games was first broadcast.
- 1975 - Part 2 of DW: Revenge of the Cybermen was first broadcast.
- 1975 - Kevin Lindsay, who had guested several times in Doctor Who, died.
- 1984 - Barry Gray (composer for Dr. Who and the Daleks and Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.) died.
- 2005 - Michael Coles, who played Ganatus in Dr. Who and the Daleks, died.
- 2008 - DW: The Sontaran Stratagem was first broadcast.
- 2010 - NSA: Pest Control part 2 was offered as part of a week-long giveaway by The Daily Telegraph.
