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Doctor Who website audio are audio files which appear on the main Doctor Who website. In the beginning audio content on the site was mainly clips and trailers for upcoming Big Finish and BBC Radio Collection CD releases.

Initially audio content was only available to stream in RealPlayer (.ram) format, however after the 2005 series it began to be made available to download as .mp3 and .wav files.

2000

Episode related to Audio Originally available
Major Bloodnok's Stomach - This sound effect from The Goon Show was created at the Radiophonic Workshop and Dick Mills worked on it. c. March 2000[1]
Dead Ringers Directory Enquiries December 2000
Bookmakers
The Locksmith
DIY
The Taxi Company
Sylvester McCoy
Dalek Invasion
The Doctor hires a caravan
The Doctor makes an insurance claim
The Bingo Hall
A very special message from the Doctor

2001

Episode related to Audio Originally available
CD Trailer - for The Mutant Phase CD. by 25 January 2001
Down in the tunnels - from the Slipback: A BBC Radio 4 Full-Cast Drama CD.
Enter Zeus - from The Myth Makers: The Original BBC Television Soundtrack CD.
Trailer - for the Storm Warning CD.
Meet The Toymaker - The Celestial Toymaker explains why he's lured the Doctor into his toyroom; from The Celestial Toymaker: The Original BBC Television Soundtrack CD. by 15 February 2001
Landing on the Moon - According to the Doctor, the TARDIS has brought Ben, Polly and Jamie to Mars. Ben isn't so sure...; from The Moonbase: The Original BBC Television Soundtrack CD. (PhotoNovel)
Trailer - for the Sword of Orion CD.
Trailer - for The Stones of Venice CD. by 10 March 2001
Trailer - for the Minuet in Hell CD.
Dan and Nick: The Wildebeest Years Dr Whoodledoo - This sketch from Dan Freedman and Nick Romero's 1998 Radio 4 series features a time-travelling cockerel called Dr Whoodledoo. It also includes the most unusual arrangement of the Doctor Who music ever - played here by chickens. by 31 March 2001
CD The TARDIS arrives - from The Highlanders: The Original BBC Television Soundtrack CD. by 5 April 2001
Trailer - for The Sirens of Time CD.
Trailer - for the Phantasmagoria CD.
Trailer - for the Whispers of Terror CD.
Trailer - for The Land of the Dead CD.
Trailer - for The Fearmonger CD.
Trailer - for The Genocide Machine CD.
Trailer - for the Red Dawn CD.
Trailer - for The Spectre of Lanyon Moor CD.
Trailer - for The Fires of Vulcan CD.
Trailer - for The Holy Terror CD.
Trailer - for the Loups-Garoux CD. by 6 May 2001
Trailer - for the Dalek Empire I: Invasion of the Daleks CD. c. May 2001
Trailer - for the Bloodtide CD. c. June 2001
Fury from the Deep Alien heartbeat (PhotoNovel) 8 June 2001
Victoria's Screams (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time The Trailer (Sound Only Version) - A trailer for the special one-off audio drama, Death Comes To Time. 15 June 2001[2]
Fury from the Deep Mr Oak and Mr Quill's theme (PhotoNovel) 22 June 2001
Death Comes to Time Pilot Episode (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Prelude: The Fall of the Santine Republic - The Canisians attack.
  • Part One: Rescue - Who will save the senators?
  • Part Two: Myth - Ace has much to learn.
  • Part Three: At the Temple of the Fourth - A meeting on an abandoned planet.
  • Part Four: Golcrum - A future in medicine?
13 July 2001
Radio 4 Today - Sylvester, and John Humphries interviewing a Dalek (called Dan Freedman).
The Abominable Snowmen The Detsen Monks (PhotoNovel) 20 July 2001
The Yeti Roar (PhotoNovel)
The Yeti's sound (PhotoNovel) 27 July 2001
Yeti Control Sphere (PhotoNovel)
The Great Intelligence (PhotoNovel) 10 August 2001
The Power of the Daleks The TARDIS aids the regeneration (PhotoNovel) 7 September 2001
Mercury swamps on Vulcan (PhotoNovel)
CD Mavic Chen and the Daleks - Mavic Chen and the Daleks plot to pursue the Doctor and his companions; from The Daleks' Master Plan: The Original BBC Television Soundtrack CD. by 13 September 2001
Dead Ringers Calling Tom Baker - Tom Baker receives an unexpected call - from the Fourth Doctor...
CD Trailer - for the Colditz CD. c. September 2001
The Wheel in Space The TARDIS lands (PhotoNovel) 19 October 2001
Front Row Oooo-Eeeee-Ooooow... Delia Derbyshire Remembered - The creator of the Doctor Who theme tune remembered by the BBC Radiophonic Workshops's Brian Hodgson on Radio 4's Front Row programme. by 18 November 2001
CD Trailer - for The One Doctor CD. by 19 November 2001
Regenerations It's not a childrens' show you know… - Extract from the Radio 3 play Regenerations.[3] 29 November 2001
CD Special Trailer - With their tongues places firmly in their cheeks, Big Finish have produced special trailer for The One Doctor CD. It's hilarious.[4]
The Macra Terror Heartbeat atmosphere (PhotoNovel) 30 November 2001
Colony band music (PhotoNovel)
Announcement chimes (PhotoNovel)
Colony cheerleading (PhotoNovel) 21 December 2001

2002

Episode related to Audio Originally available
The Savages Alien Winds (PhotoNovel) 4 January 2002
Distant Drums (PhotoNovel)
The Doctor displays his instrument (PhotoNovel)
Life-sucking process (PhotoNovel) 11 January 2002
The Savages are human beings too (PhotoNovel)
Who's Who? (PhotoNovel) 18 January 2002
A new leader? (PhotoNovel) 25 January 2002
CD The Leisure Hive: Extract 1 - Music composed and performed by Peter Howell; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 3 CD. c. February 2002
The Leisure Hive: Extract 2 - Music composed and performed by Peter Howell; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 3 CD.
The Leisure Hive: Extract 3 - Music composed and performed by Peter Howell; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 3 CD.
The Leisure Hive: Extract 4 - Music composed and performed by Peter Howell; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 3 CD.
Meglos: Extract 1 - Music composed and performed by Paddy Kingsland; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 4 CD.
Meglos: Extract 2 - Music composed and performed by Peter Howell; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 4 CD.
Full Circle: Extract 1 - Music composed and performed by Paddy Kingsland; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 4 CD.
Full Circle: Extract 2 - Music composed and performed by Paddy Kingsland; from the Doctor Who at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop: Volume 4 CD.
The Faceless Ones "Catch!" (PhotoNovel) 8 February 2002
Death Comes to Time Planet of Blood: Part One (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Valentine's Day - Something nasty in the university.
  • Out of Time, Out of Place - Antimony and the Doctor investigate.
  • Son of TARDIS - Suspicions are formed.
  • Bad Dreams - The Doctor makes a discovery.
14 February 2002
Planet of Blood: Part Two (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Horror in the City - Panic on the streets of London.
  • Eliminate the Possible - Speedwell begins to realise what he's up against.
  • Breakfast - How to remember dreams.
  • A Common Friend - The Canisian Army makes an arrest.
22 February 2002
The Faceless Ones Mirror, mirror (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time Planet of Blood: Part Three (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Shopping - The hunt for the beast continues.
  • Inter-species Communication - The Doctor goes underground.
  • Saving Dr Cane - Is Dr Cane happy?
  • Nessican's Report - Nessican passes on his findings.
  • Epilogue - The Doctor realises something.
1 March 2002
The Faceless Ones In disguise (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time The Child: Part One (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Glory - The Canisian conquest of Santiny is complete.
  • The Dictator's Society - Who is in control of the Canisian Empire?
  • Opposites - Is the rebellion really crushed?
  • The Minister's Gift - Can the Minister be trusted?
8 March 2002
The Faceless Ones Ben & Polly's goodbye (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time The Child: Part Two (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • The Lune Forest - Ace and Casmus head towards Mount Plutarch.
  • The Minister's Treachery - Will Captain Carne accept the Minister's offer?
  • Here to Help - The TARDIS arrives on Alpha Canis One.
  • Discovery - Pilot makes his report.
15 March 2002
The Child: Part Three (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • The Deal - What will Premier Bedloe do for his child?
  • A Boring Life - Time Lords lead such boring lives...
  • A Change of Circumstance - The Doctor makes a discovery.
22 March 2002
No Child of Earth: Part One (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Water, Water - The Minister and Sala are on the run.
  • Bad Jokes - Ace has nothing to laugh about.
  • The Path - Is the Minister's conscience clear?
  • Death Metal - Tannis makes himself clear.
29 March 2002
CD Trailer - for The Time of the Daleks CD. c. April 2002
The Smugglers clip - from The Smugglers: The Original BBC Television Soundtrack CD.
Death Comes to Time No Child of Earth: Part Two (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Consider the Lillies - The hidden joys of Santiny.
  • The Minister's Destruction 1 - The rebels reach the Lurian prison camp.
  • The Minister's Destruction 2 - General Tannis makes a killing.
  • Where To Now? - The Canisian fleet has a new destination.
5 April 2002
No Child of Earth: Part Three (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Mount Plutarch - Ace and Casmus reach their destination.
  • The Kingmaker, He - Ace has an audience with the Kingmaker.
  • Goodbye to Casmus - Ace has a final test to pass.
12 April 2002
Death Comes to Time: Part One (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Anima Persis - Ace arrives on the plague planet.
  • Poor Tannis - In the garden on Gallifrey, Midas is concerned.
  • The Well of Souls - Ace braves the volcano.
  • Meet The Dead - The demons have a proposal.
  • Ace Is Reunited With The Doctor - Has Ace made the right choice?
  • Who Walks Like A Crow? - The Kingmaker has a visitor.
19 April 2002
The Web of Fear Victoria and Anne (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time Death Comes to Time: Part Two (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • A Friend is Lost - The Kingmaker has bad news for the Doctor.
  • Two Friends are Lost - Ace returns to Gallifrey.
  • Three Old Friends on Santiny - The Doctor arrives on Santiny.
26 April 2002
The Web of Fear Lethbridge Stewart, I presume? (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time Death Comes to Time: Part Three (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Fortune Falls - The Doctor confronts the Minister.
  • The Probe - Do Aliens exist?
  • A Great Leader and A President - General Tannis is invited to a meeting.
  • A Warm Welcome - The Canisian fleet prepares for invasion.
  • Teatime - It's time for a rest.
  • We Always Win - Cause for celebration.
  • Twilight - New adventure beckons.
3 May 2002
The Web of Fear A mole at HQ? (PhotoNovel)
Death Comes to Time General Tannis vs. John Humphrys - General Tannis (John Sessions) takes time out from his invasion of Earth to be grilled by John Humphrys on the Today programme. by 3 May 2002
The Web of Fear The Great Intelligence speaks (PhotoNovel) 10 May 2002
Blithering imbecile! (PhotoNovel) 17 May 2002
CD Trailer - for the Sarah Jane Smith: Series 1 CDs. 30 May 2002[5]
Trailer - for the ...ish CD. c. July 2002
Trailer - for The Rapture CD. c. August 2002
Real Time Real Time: Episode One (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Part One - What is the fate of the missing survey teams?
  • Part Two - What mystery lies within the temple ruins?
  • Part Three - The Doctor studies an ancient inscription.
  • Part Four - The temple's secret is revealed.
  • Part Five - There's a new arrival at the temple.
2 August 2002
Real Time: Episode Two (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Part One - The planet is under Cyber control.
  • Part Two - Why do they want the TARDIS?
  • Part Three - The Controller's plan becomes clearer.
9 August 2002
Real Time: Episode Three (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Part One - Isherwood has a proposition...
  • Part Two - The Cybermen want the TARDIS - but why?
  • Part Three - Goddard has a plan.
  • Part Four - Remembering an old song...
16 August 2002
Real Time: Episode Four (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Part One - What have they done to Ricky Allen?
  • Part Two - "Friendship is your downfall, Doctor"
  • Part Three - Playing God with time as your toy.
  • Part Four - The Controller's influence is strong.
  • Part Five - Conventional Cyber threats.
23 August 2002
Real Time: Episode Five (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Part One - Hiding among Cybermen.
  • Part Two - Morality is a luxury.
  • Part Three - Honour their faces and names.
  • Part Four - A bit of sabotage.
30 August 2002
Real Time: Episode Six (Sound Only & Low Quality Versions)
  • Part One - Article seven: comitting genocide.
  • Part Two - Considering the future.
  • Part Three - Why did you kill my friend?
  • Part Four - The historic flight.
6 September 2002
Audio Trailer - Audio trailer created by Alistair Lock. 13 September 2002[6]
Series 1 pre-TX Lorraine Heggessey - Lorraine Heggessey speaking to Simon Mayo on BBC Radio Five Live about reviving Doctor Who... 18 September 2002[7]
Real Time Doctor's send-off - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock. 25 September 2002[8][9]
The Portal Opens - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
Arrival - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
Lessons in War - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
Conversion - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
Dreams - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
The Virus - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
I Can Hear Them - Music composed and produced by Alistair Lock.
CD Trailer - for The Sandman CD. 26 September 2002[10]

2003

Episode related to Audio Originally available
The Smugglers Get your dirty hands off him, mate! (PhotoNovel) 23 January 2003
A taste of Thomas Tickler (PhotoNovel) 30 January 2003
Back to the TARDIS? (PhotoNovel) 6 February 2003
The riddle is solved (PhotoNovel) 13 February 2003
Shada Shada: Episode One (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
It's about a book... A dangerous book.
  • Prelude
  • Part One
  • Part Two
  • Part Three
  • Part Four
  • Part Five
2 May 2003
Shada: Episode Two (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
The race to retrieve the book is on.
  • Part One
  • Part Two
  • Part Three
  • Part Four
  • Part Five
  • Part Six
9 May 2003
Shada: Episode Three (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
Will the Doctor finally lose his mind?
  • Part One
  • Part Two
  • Part Three
  • Part Four
  • Part Five
16 May 2003
Shada: Episode Four (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
The Doctor's death works in his favour.
  • Part One
  • Part Two
  • Part Three
  • Part Four
  • Part Five
  • Part Six
  • Part Seven
17 May 2003[11]
18 May 2003
19 May 2003
20 May 2003
21 May 2003
22 May 2003
23 May 2003
Shada: Episode Five (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
Who will be first to reach Shada?
  • Part One
  • Part Two
  • Part Three
  • Part Four
  • Part Five
  • Part Six
  • Part Seven
30 May 2003
Shada: Episode Six (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
The Doctor does the time walk again.
  • Part One
  • Part Two
  • Part Three
  • Part Four
  • Part Five
  • Part Six
  • Part Seven
6 June 2003
Outtakes (Sound Only Low & High Quality Versions)
Some studio footage from the recording of Shada.
  • Angry Krargs One - Growling.
  • Angry Krargs Two - More growling.
  • In the sphere - The motorist.
  • In the sphere - Professor Caldera.
13 June 2003[12]
The Highlanders Gun Trouble (PhotoNovel) 27 June 2003
Alternative medicine (PhotoNovel) 4 July 2003
Flattering Ffinch (PhotoNovel) 11 July 2003
Ben's Great Escape (PhotoNovel) 18 July 2003
The Underwater Menace Prehistoric monsters? (PhotoNovel) 25 July 2003
Supreme power! (PhotoNovel) 1 August 2003
Something fishy (music clip) (PhotoNovel) 8 August 2003
The wrong trousers (PhotoNovel) 15 August 2003
Series 1 pre-TX The Radio 1 Newsbeat announcement - BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat's report on Doctor Who's return, featuring Terry (Davros) Molloy. 8 October 2003[13]
Scream of the Shalka "Coming soon..." - This 25 second trail was designed to play on BBC7. It was edited by Martin Montague. 10 November 2003[14]
Radio Trailer Short version - This 30 second trail was designed to play on BBC7. It was edited by Martin Montague.
Radio Trailer Long version - This 53 second trail was designed to play on BBC7. It was edited by Martin Montague.
Doctor Who Theme - Creation Music's 1 minute edit of the theme tune. 23 December 2003[15][16]
Mystery in Lannet - From episode one, composed by Russell Stone.
Caves - Background creepiness, composed by Russell Stone.
Invasion - Spreading menace, composed by Russell Stone.
Prime - Her theme, composed by Russell Stone.
End of the World - Episode five cliffhanger, composed by Russell Stone.
The Doctor's Theme - Sadly unused. But lovely, composed by Russell Stone.

2004

Episode related to Audio Originally available
The Enemy of the World Who are you? (PhotoNovel) 8 January 2004
Disused Yeti? (PhotoNovel) 15 January 2004
"Proof!" (PhotoNovel) 5 February 2004
Cruising for a bruising (PhotoNovel) 12 February 2004
We'll see who'll stop me! (PhotoNovel) 19 February 2004
Series 1 pre-TX Russell T Davies - Russell T Davies chats to Simon Mayo on Radio Five Live... 22 November 2004[17]

2005

Episode related to Audio Originally available
CD Extract - from the Doctor Who and the Daleks audiobook CD. 3 March 2005[18]
Series 1 pre-TX The TARDIS - Travel in time and space. c. 8 March 2005
Sting - Be scared. Be very scared.
Sonic Screwdriver - Gets you into anything.
Space Noise 1 - The final note of the theme.
Doctor Who theme ringtone - Officially licensed from the BBC. 26 March 2005
Rose Auton Gun - Killer shop dummies. 29 March 2005
"Run for your life" - The Doctor.
"From the North?" - Rose.
Bin Burp - When plastic attacks.
The End of the World Moisturise me! - Cassandra. 2 April 2005
Burn, baby! - Cassandra.
Naughty! - Cassandra.
I'm too young! - Cassandra.
The Unquiet Dead Happy Medium - The Doctor's pun. 9 April 2005
Pity the Gelth - The Gelth.
World War Three "Naughty?" - Margaret Slitheen. 23 April 2005
"Shaking my Booty" - More Margaret.
Farting - The Doctor is interrupted.
Harriet Jones MP - She's from Flydale North.
Dalek Dalek Gun - Killer noise. 30 April 2005
Exterminate! - Dalek batle cry.
Dalek Squeak - Tortured noise.
The Empty Child "Mummy?" - The Empty Child. 21 May 2005
Empty Child 2 - The Empty Child.
Empty Child 3 - The Empty Child.
The Parting of the Ways Dalek Chorus - Exterminate! Exterminate! 18 June 2005
Dalek Chorus 2 - "Stay where you are!"
Dalek Emperor - "You may not leave!"
"Nul Points" - The Doctor.
Fantastic - The Doctor's Goodbye. 21 June 2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

See also

External links

Footnotes

  1. Dick Mills and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop. bbc.co.uk (19 May 2000). Retrieved on 10 February 2019.
  2. Death Comes to Time Trailer. bbc.co.uk (10 June 2001). Retrieved on 2 February 2019.
  3. It's not a children's show.... bbc.co.uk (29 November 2001). Retrieved on 9 February 2019.
  4. New One Doctor Trailer. bbc.co.uk (29 November 2001). Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  5. Sarah Jane trailer exclusive. bbc.co.uk (30 May 2002). Retrieved on 9 February 2019.
  6. Real Time Extra. bbc.co.uk (13 September 2002). Retrieved on 3 February 2019.
  7. Hegessey discusses Who future. bbc.co.uk (18 September 2002). Retrieved on 9 February 2019.
  8. Real Time music. bbc.co.uk (25 September 2002). Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  9. Real Time Music. bbc.co.uk. Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  10. Covers and clips. bbc.co.uk (26 September 2002). Retrieved on 5 February 2019.
  11. Week of Shada. bbc.co.uk (16 May 2003). Retrieved on 3 February 2019.
  12. Shada extras. bbc.co.uk (13 June 2003). Retrieved on 3 February 2019.
  13. Dialling Davros. bbc.co.uk (8 October 2003). Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  14. BBC7 Shalka trailers. bbc.co.uk (10 November 2003). Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  15. Shalka puppet theatre. bbc.co.uk (23 December 2003). Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  16. Scream of the Shalka Music. bbc.co.uk. Retrieved on 12 February 2019.
  17. Radio Russell. bbc.co.uk (22 November 2004). Retrieved on 13 February 2019.
  18. Dalek CD extract. bbc.co.uk (3 March 2005). Retrieved on 9 February 2019.