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On 29 October, 2010, Sarah Jane Smith and Peter Dalton got married. The marriage was eventually revealed as a plan of the Trickster and was averted with help from the Tenth Doctor. (TV: The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith)
Behind the scenes
- 1935 - Actor Michael Jayston was born.
- 1937 - Actor Hugh Futcher was born.
- 1940 - Actress Angela Douglas was born.
- 1959 - Director of photography Glen MacPherson was born.
- 1966 - Episode four of The Tenth Planet was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 1977 - Part one of Image of the Fendahl was first broadcast on BBC1.
- 2006 - Ghost Machine was first broadcast on BBC Three.
- 2007 - Part one of Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane? was first broadcast on CBBC.
- 2007 - Issue fifty-six of Doctor Who: Battles in Time, including comic story The Battle for Time, was first released by GE Fabbri Ltd.
- 2008 - During his acceptance speech at the National Television Awards, David Tennant announced his departure from Doctor Who as the Tenth Doctor at the end of the 2009 Specials.[1]
- 2010 - GAME: Evacuation Earth and Return to Earth were first released.
- 2011 - Television host Jimmy Savile died.
