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Behind the scenes
- 1915 - Actor Peter Copley was born.
- 1926 - Writer John Lucarotti was born.
- 1931 - Actor Michael Spice was born.
- 1961 - Actor Owen Teale was born.
- 1963 - Actress Jenny Funnell was born.
- 1966 - Associate producer and director Mervyn Pinfield died.
- 1967 - Episode one of The Evil of the Daleks was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 1972 - Episode one of The Time Monster was first broadcast.
- 1977 - Director Lennie Mayne died.
- 1989 - Actress Judith Byfield died.
- 1989 - Actor Anton Diffring died.
- 1996 - Jon Pertwee, who portrayed the Third Doctor, died.
- 2006 - The Age of Steel was first broadcast on BBC One.
- 2008 - Russell T Davies announced his departure from Doctor Who. Steven Moffat was chosen to replace him as head writer and executive producer.
