25 December (releases)
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On 25 December, a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.
- 1965 - "The Feast of Steven" was first broadcast on BBC1. It being Christmas Day, William Hartnell, in character as the First Doctor, broke the fourth wall and wished all the viewers "a happy Christmas".
- 1965 - Part one of A Christmas Story was released in TV Comic.
- 1971 - Part six of The Eternal Present was first published in Countdown.
- 2005 - The Christmas Invasion was first broadcast on BBC One. Later, Backstage at Christmas aired on BBC Three.
- 2006 - The Runaway Bride was first broadcast on BBC One. Later, Music and Monsters aired on BBC Three.
- 2007 - Voyage of the Damned was first broadcast on BBC One. Later, Kylie Special aired on BBC Three.
- 2008 - The Next Doctor was first broadcast on BBC One. Later, Confidential Christmas 2008 aired on BBC Three.
- 2009 - Part one of The End of Time was first broadcast on BBC One. Later, Lords and Masters aired on BBC Three.
- 2010 - Four Charlie McDonnell Doctor Who Confidential shorts — namely Runner, TARDIS, Decorating Bus and Christmas Presents (badger) — were first broadcast on BBC Red Button. A Christmas Carol was then first broadcast on BBC One. Later, Christmas Special 2010 aired on BBC Three.
- 2010 - Shadows of the Vashta Nerada was released by BBC Wales Interactive.
- 2010 - Jaws of Orthrus was first broadcast on Disney XD.
- 2011 - The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe was first broadcast on BBC One.
- 2012 - The Snowmen was first broadcast on BBC One.
