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* [[2004]] - [[Shaun Sutton]] ([[BBC]] [[Head of Serials]] in the mid-[[1960s]]) died. | * [[2004]] - [[Shaun Sutton]] ([[BBC]] [[Head of Serials]] in the mid-[[1960s]]) died. | ||
* [[2005]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Father's Day]]'' was first broadcast. | * [[2005]] - [[TV]]: ''[[Father's Day]]'' was first broadcast. | ||
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Events
- 1938 - Peri Brown was abducted from Hollywood by the Threshold. She was later returned there by the Seventh Doctor. (COMIC: The Curse of the Scarab, Ground Zero)
- 1997 - The Seventh Doctor's companion Ace met her younger brother Liam McShane for the first time in San Antonio on Ibiza. (AUDIO: The Rapture)
Behind the scenes
- 1903 - Barbara Leake (Mrs. Farrel in TV: Terror of the Autons) was born.
- 1925 - Tristram Cary, who composed the incidental music for select episodes of TV: The Daleks, The Rescue, and The Daleks' Master Plan, was born at Oxford, England.
- 1925 - Ysanne Churchman, who supplied the voice for Alpha Centauri in TV: The Curse of Peladon and The Monster of Peladon, and also for the Metebelis III Spiders in Planet of the Spiders, was born at Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, England.
- 1925 - Gordon Gostelow, who played Milo Clancey in TV: The Space Pirates, was born in Australia.
- 1942 - Prentis Hancock, who played one of the reporters in TV: Spearhead from Space, Vaber in Planet of the Daleks, Salamar in Planet of Evil, and the head guard in The Ribos Operation, was born in Glasgow, Scotland.
- 1966 - "Johnny Ringo", Episode 3 of TV: The Gunfighters, was first broadcast.
- 1986 - William Lindsay (Zargo in TV: State of Decay) died.
- 1996 - TV: The Doctor Who TV movie was first broadcast.
- 2004 - Shaun Sutton (BBC Head of Serials in the mid-1960s) died.
- 2005 - TV: Father's Day was first broadcast.
