2010 (releases)

Timeline for 2010

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In 2010, a number of things set in or relevant to the Doctor Who universe were released or published.

January

• January - The Radio Times published a special retrospective magazine available by mail order.
• 1 January - TV: The End of Time, Part Two was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 1 January - CON: Allons-y! was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 1 January - Doctor Who's Greatest Moments: The Doctor was rebroadcast on BBC3.
• 2 January - The final David Tennant edition of Doctor Who Confidential was rebroadcast on BBC3.
• 7 January - AUDIO: The Last Voyage and AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors were first released by BBC Audio.
• 7 January - The Keys of Marinus was first released on DVD in Region 4.
• 7 January - DWA 148 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 7 January - DWM 417 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 8 January - Children of Earth debuted in Australia on ABC2.
• 11 January - Doctor Who: The Complete Specials box set and Doctor Who: Winter Specials box set were first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 2.
• 12 January - AUDIO: Hornets' Nest box set was first released by BBC Audio.
• 13 January - DWDVDF 27 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 14 January - REF: The Writer's Tale - The Final Chapter was first published by BBC Books.
• 14 January - DWA 149 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 18 January - Peladon Tales box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 18 January - Liberation was first broadcast.
• 21 January - AUDIO: Doctor Who at the BBC: A Legend Reborn was first released by BBC Audio.
• 21 January - AUDIO: A Thousand Tiny Wings and AUDIO: Leviathan were released by Big Finish.
• 21 January - DWA 150 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 24 January - AUDIO: Bernice Summerfield and the Criminal Code was released by Big Finish.
• 25 January - The Korven was first broadcast in Scandinavia.
• 27 January - DWDVDF 28 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 28 January - DWA 151 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• Late January - Vworp Vworp!, a fanzine dedicated to the history of Doctor Who Magazine and the Doctor Who comic strip, was launched.^[1]

February

• 1 February - Dreamland was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 2 February - The North American DVD/Blu-Ray release of The Waters of Mars and The End of Time occurred, and the five-disc 2009 Specials box set including The Next Doctor was up-converted to high definition for the Blu-Ray edition.
• 4 February - Dalek War box set was first released on DVD in Region 4.
• 4 February - The Waters of Mars was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 4.
• 4 February - AUDIO: Doctor Who - Logopolis was first released by BBC Audio.
• 4 February - DWA 152 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 4 February - DWM 418 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 7 February - The New Zealand broadcast of The End of Time, Part One occurred.
• 8 February - The Masque of Mandragora was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 8 February - Sirens of Ceres was first broadcast in Scandinavia.
• 10 February - DWDVDF 29 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd, from this issue Doctor Who DVD Files moved beyond the 2005 revival and began featuring classic series stories on DVD.
• 11 February - AUDIO: Doctor Who at the BBC: A Legend Reborn was re-released by BBC Audio, following a product recall.^[2]
• 11 February - DWA 153 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 14 February - Australian broadcast of The End of Time, Part One on ABC1 occurred.
• 14 February - New Zealand broadcast of The End of Time, Part Two occurred.
• 15 February - AUDIO: Deadly Download and AUDIO: Wraith World were first released by BBC Audio.
• 28 February - AUDIO: The Hollows of Time (The Lost Stories) was first released.
• 18 February - AUDIO: Survival of the Fittest was first released. This release included the twelfth and final chapter of the serialised story AUDIO: The Three Companions.
• 18 February - TM 20 was first published by Titan Magazines.
• 18 February - DWA 154 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 20 February - AUDIO: The Suffering was first released.
• 21 February - The Australian broadcast of The End of Time, Part Two on ABC1 occurred.
• 22 February - The Fall of the House of Gryffen was first broadcast in Scandinavia.
• 23 February - Multiple Doctor Who-related audios were released in North America, including AUDIO: The Last Voyage, and the audio adaptations of Doctor Who and the Dalek Invasion of Earth, Doctor Who and the Ice Warriors, Doctor Who and the Planet of the Spiders and Beautiful Chaos.
• 24 February - DWDVDF 30 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 25 February - DWA 155 was first published by BBC Magazines.

March

• 1 March - The Space Museum / The Chase box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 2 March - The North American DVD release of the Dalek War box set, featuring Frontier in Space and Planet of the Daleks, occurred.
• 2 March - The North American DVD release of Remembrance of the Daleks Special Edition occurred.
• 4 March - PROSE: Code of the Krillitanes (Quick Reads) was first published by BBC Books.
• 4 March - AUDIO: Dead Air and AUDIO: Doctor Who - Castrovalva were first released by BBC Audio.
• 4 March - The End of Time was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 4.
• 4 March - Peladon Tales box set was first released on DVD in Region 4.
• 4 March - DWA 156 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 4 March - DWM 419 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 9 March - AUDIO: The Emperor of Eternity was first released.
• 10 March - Fugitive, a graphic novel reprinting the first story arcs from COMIC: Doctor Who Ongoing, was published both in North America and in the UK.
• 10 March - AUDIO: Paradise 5 (The Lost Stories) was first released.
• 10 March - AUDIO: The Architects of History was first released.
• 10 March - DWDVDF 31 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 11 March - DWA 157 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 15 March - REF: Chicks Dig Time Lords: A Celebration of Doctor Who by the Women Who Love It was first published.
• 18 March - DWA 158 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 24 March - This was the rescheduled release date for REF: The Writer's Tale: The Final Chapter for North American retailers such as Amazon (originally announced for 21 January).
• 24 March - DWDVDF 32 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 25 March - DWA 159 was first published by BBC Magazines. It was the final issue using the Doctor Who branding introduced in 2005.
• 27 March - The BBC Radio 4 series Archive on Four aired the documentary Sculptress of Sound: The Lost Works of Delia Derbyshire.
• 29 March - Myths and Legends box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 29 March - Doctor Who Classics Vol. 5, a graphic novel collecting more issues of the comic series Doctor Who Classics, was released in North America.
• 31 March - DWM 419 was first published by Panini Comics. This issue included a free code to download AUDIO: Freakshow.

April

• The BBC7 radio series 7th Dimension was scheduled to broadcast several of BBC Audio's audiobook versions of Target Books novelisations, read by Tom Baker. Scheduled to air in April were Doctor Who and the Giant Robot, Doctor Who and the Brain of Morbius, and Doctor Who and the Creature from the Pit.
• 1 April - The Masque of Mandragora was first released on DVD in Region 4.
• 1 April - DWA 160 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 1 April - DWM 420 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 1 April - 3 April - Big screen showings of The Eleventh Hour were held in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Plymouth, and Swansea.
• 2 April - 5 April - The UK Sci Fi Channel broadcast a marathon of classic Doctor Who, beginning with The Ark in Space and ending with Warriors of the Deep.
• 3 April - TV: The Eleventh Hour was first broadcast on BBC One. beginning Series 5, launching the Eleventh Doctor era and introducing Karen Gillan as Amy Pond.
• 3 April - CON: Call Me the Doctor was first broadcast on BBC Three.^[3]
• 3 April - Regeneration was broadcast on Network 10 in Australia. The episode was also supposed to be broadcast on the same day on Disney XD in the UK. However, The Korven aired in its place.^[4]
• 3 April - The Eleventh Hour received its North American premiere when it was shown during the 2010 WonderCon in San Francisco, two weeks ahead of broadcast.
• 3 April - 4 April - Space in Canada rebroadcast The Next Doctor, Planet of the Dead and The Waters of Mars as a mini-marathon.
• 4 April - The Eleventh Hour was rebroadcast on BBC Three.
• 7 April - DWDVDF 33 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 8 April - AUDIO: Doctor Who - The Three Doctors was first released by BBC Audio.
• 8 April - DWA 161 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 10 April - TV: The Beast Below was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 10 April - CON: All About the Girl was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 12 April - The Last Oak Tree was first broadcast in Scandinavia.
• 15 April - TM 21 was first published by Titan Magazines.
• 15 April - DWA 162 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 16 April - The Eleventh Hour received a third pre-broadcast US screening at the C2E2 convention in Chicago.
• 17 April - TV: Victory of the Daleks was first broadcast on BBC One. It was followed by a trailer for Doctor Who: The Adventure Games.
• 17 April - CON: War Games was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 17 April - Jaws of Orthrus was first broadcast in the UK.
• 17 April - The Korven was first broadcast in Australia.
• 17 April - DOC: The Ultimate Guide was first broadcast on BBC America.
• 17 April - The Eleventh Hour became available for viewing in Australia on the online iView service, ahead of the next day's ABC1 broadcast.
• 18 April - Series 5 began in Australia with the broadcast of The Eleventh Hour on ABC1.^[5]
• 21 April - DWDVDF 34 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 22 April - PROSE: Apollo 23, PROSE: Night of the Humans and PROSE: The Forgotten Army were first published by BBC Books.
• 22 April - DWA 163 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 24 April - TV: The Time of Angels was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 24 April - CON: Eyes Wide Open was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 24 April - Curse of Anubis was first broadcast in the UK.
• 24 April - The Bounty Hunter was first broadcast in Australia.
• 24 April - The Daily Telegraph newspaper gave away a free copy of AUDIO: The Runaway Train.
• 25 April - The Sunday Telegraph newspaper gave away a free copy of AUDIO: Pest Control Part 1.
• 26 April - The Daily Telegraph newspaper included a voucher to redeem a free copy of AUDIO: Pest Control Part 2 from branches of W H Smith or by post.
• 27 April - The Daily Telegraph newspaper included a voucher to redeem a free copy of AUDIO: Slipback from branches of W H Smith or by post.
• 28 April - The Daily Telegraph newspaper included a voucher to redeem a free copy of AUDIO: Exploration Earth from branches of W H Smith or by post.
• 29 April - REF: Doctor's Companion Activity Book, REF: Eleventh Doctor Regeneration Sticker Guide, PROSE: Claws of the Macra (Decide Your Destiny) and PROSE: The Coldest War (Decide Your Destiny) were first published by BBC Children's Books.
• 29 April - This was the scheduled UK publication of the Doctor Who Classics Omnibus from IDW Publishing.
• 29 April - DWA 164 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 29 April - DWM 421 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 29 April - The Daily Telegraph newspaper included a voucher to redeem a free copy of AUDIO: Genesis of the Daleks from branches of W H Smith or by post.
• 30 April - AUDIO: City of Spires was scheduled for release. This was the first of three dramas pairing the Sixth Doctor with Jamie McCrimmon.
• 30 April - AUDIO: Point of Entry (The Lost Stories) was scheduled for release.
• 30 April - AUDIO: Shadow of the Past was released.
• 30 April - The Daily Telegraph newspaper included a voucher to redeem a free copy of AUDIO: Mission to the Unknown from branches of W H Smith or by post.

May

• May - AUDIO: The Time Vampire and AUDIO: Night's Black Agents were first released.
• 1 May - TV: Flesh and Stone was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 1 May - CON: Blinded by the Light was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 1 May - REF: Time, Unincorporated 2 was scheduled for publication.
• 1 May - REF: Timeless Adventures: How Doctor Who Conquered TV was scheduled for publication.
• 3 May - The Creature from the Pit was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 4 May - The Crimson Hand, the final omnibus of Tenth Doctor Doctor Who Magazine comic strips, was published.
• 4 May - This was the North American DVD release of The Curse of Peladon and The Monster of Peladon (released separately instead of as a box set as in the UK), as well as The Masque of Mandragora.
• 5 May - DWDVDF 35 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 6 May - AUDIO: Doctor Who - Mission to the Unknown was first released by BBC Audio.
• 6 May - DWA 165 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 8 May - TV: The Vampires of Venice was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 8 May - CON: Death in Venice was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 9 May - The Sunday Mirror newspaper included a voucher to redeem a free sticker album & a packet of Merlin Stickers.
• 10 May - The Daily Mirror newspaper included a voucher to redeem a second free packet of Merlin Stickers.
• 13 May - DWA 166 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 15 May - TV: Amy's Choice was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 15 May - CON: Arthurian Legend was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 19 May - DWDVDF 36 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 20 May - DWA 167 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 22 May - TV: The Hungry Earth was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 22 May - CON: After Effects was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 27 May - REF: The TARDIS Handbook was published.
• 27 May - DWA 168 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 27 May - DWM 422 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 28 May - REF: The Science of Doctor Who was published.
• 29 May - TV: Cold Blood was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 29 May - CON: What Goes on Tour... was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 29 May - This was the scheduled North American publication of the Doctor Who Classics Omnibus from IDW Publishing.
• 31 May - AUDIO: The Wreck of the Titan was released.
• 31 May - AUDIO: The Song of Megaptera (The Lost Stories) was released.

June

• June - AUDIO: Solitaire was released, ending the range's forth series.
• Big Finish Productions released Jago & Litefoot Series One, a collection of four audio dramas featuring characters from The Talons of Weng-Chiang. Stories included The Bloodless Soldier by Justin Richards, The Bellova Devil by Alan Barnes, The Spirit Trap by Jonathan Morris and The Similarity Engine by Andy Lane.
• 2 June - DWDVDF 37 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 3 June - AUDIO: Doctor Who - The Mutation of Time was first released by BBC Audio.
• 3 June - REF: 3D Mask Activity Book, REF: Intergalactic Survival Guide, REF: The Weeping Angels and REF: Battle Badges Activity Book were first published by BBC Children's Books.
• 3 June - DWA 169 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 5 June - TV: Vincent and the Doctor was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 5 June - CON: A Brush with Genius was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 5 June - The BBC released GAME: City of the Daleks, the first of four computer games for PC and Mac under the umbrella title Doctor Who: The Adventure Games.
• 5 June - Curse of Anubis was first broadcast in Australia.
• 7 June - Doctor Who: Series 5 Volume 1 was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 2.^[6]
• 7 June - Mind Snap was first broadcast in Scandinavia.
• 10 June - DWA 170 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 12 June - TV: The Lodger was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 12 June - CON: Extra Time was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 14 June - Kamelion Tales box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 14 June - Angel of the North was first broadcast in Scandinavia.
• 16 June - DWDVDF 38 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 17 June - DWA 171 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 19 June - TV: The Pandorica Opens was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 19 June - CON: Alien Abduction was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 24 June - REF: Doctor Who: The Episode Guide from Pocket Essentials was published.
• 24 June - TM 22 was first published by Titan Magazines.
• 24 June - DWA 172 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 24 June - DWM 423 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 26 June - TV: The Big Bang was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 26 June - CON: Out of Time was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 30 June - AUDIO: Legend of the Cybermen was released, featuring the return of Wendy Padbury as Zoe Heriot. AUDIO: The Switching was also offered to subscribers.
• 30 June - AUDIO: The Macros (The Lost Stories) was released.
• 30 June - Top Trumps (pack 4) was first released by Winning Moves UK Ltd.
• 30 June - DWDVDF 39 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.

July

• 1 July - DWA 173 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 5 July - Doctor Who: Series 5 Volume 2 was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 2.
• 6 July - The region 1 DVD of The Space Museum/The Chase was released (three-disc set with The Chase edited to remove footage of the Beatles performing "Ticket to Ride"), along with The Time Monster, Underworld and The Horns of Nimon.
• 8 July - AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons was first released by BBC Audio.
• 8 July - DWA 174 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 12 July - The Dominators was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 14 July - COMIC: Doctor Who Annual 2010 by IDW was published.
• 14 July - DWDVDF 40 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 15 July - AUDIO: The Guardian of the Solar System, AUDIO: Cobwebs and AUDIO: Situation Vacant were all released by Big Finish.
• 15 July - DWA 175 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 22 July - PROSE: The Glamour Chase, PROSE: Nuclear Time and PROSE: The King's Dragon were first published by BBC Books.
• 22 July - DWA 176 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 22 July - DWM 424 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 24 July - Doctor Who at the Proms (2010) concert was broadcast live on BBC Radio 3.^[7]
• 24 July - DOC: Twenty Minutes: Dance of the Daleks was broadcast on BBC Radio 3.
• 25 July - Doctor Who at the Proms (2010) concert was broadcast live on BBC Radio 3.
• 28 July - DWDVDF 41 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 29 July - DWA 177 was first published by BBC Magazines.

August

• 2 August - Doctor Who: Series 5 Volume 3 was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 2.
• 5 August - AUDIO: Doctor Who: The Lost TV Episodes - Collection One box set, AUDIO: The Ring of Steel and AUDIO: The Awakening were first released by BBC Audio.
• 5 August - DWAN: Doctor Who The Official Annual 2011 was first published by BBC Children's Books.
• 5 August - DWA 178 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 9 August - Revenge of the Cybermen / Silver Nemesis box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 11 August - DWDVDF 42 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 12 August - AUDIO: Nevermore and AUDIO: Echoes of Grey were released.
• 12 August - DWA 179 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 13 August - AUDIO: The Whispering Forest was released.
• 19 August - TM 23 was first published by Titan Magazines.
• 19 August - DWA 180 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 19 August - DWM 425 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 25 August - DWDVDF 43 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 26 August - DWA 181 was first published by BBC Magazines.

September

• 1 September - WC: Dead and Buried was released by Big Finish.
• 2 September - REF: Quiz Book: Who? What? When?, REF: TARDIS Traveller, PROSE: Judoon Monsoon (Decide Your Destiny) and PROSE: Empire of the Wolf (Decide Your Destiny) were first published by BBC Children's Books.
• 2 September - AUDIO: Demon Quest: The Relics of Time was first released by BBC Audio.
• 2 September - DWA 182 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 6 September - A 60 minute edit of Doctor Who at the Proms (2010) was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 6 September - Doctor Who: Series 5 Volume 4 was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 2.
• 8 September - DWDVDF 44 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 9 September - DWA 183 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 10 September - A 90 minute edit of Doctor Who at the Proms (2010) was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 10 September - CON: Backstage at the Doctor Who Prom was first broadcast on the BBC Red Button service.
• 13 September - Time and the Rani was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 13 September - AUDIO: Find and Replace, AUDIO: Resurrecting the Past and AUDIO: The Book of Kells were all released.
• 13 September - AUDIO: The Cradle of the Snake and AUDIO: Project: Destiny were released.
• 16 September - COMIC: The Only Good Dalek was released.
• 16 September - DWA 184 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 20 September - PROSE: Present Danger was released.
• 22 September - DWDVDF 45 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 23 September - DWA 185 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 23 September - DWM 426 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 30 September - DWA 186 was first published by BBC Magazines.

October

• October - AUDIO: Escaping the Future was released.
• October - An audio reading of Lepidoptery for Beginners was released.
• 2 October - Taphony and the Time Loop was first broadcast in the UK.
• 4 October - Revisitations 1 box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 4 October - Doctor Who: Series 4 The Specials soundtrack was first released by Silva Screen Records.
• 5 October - This was the region 1 DVD release of Dreamland, delayed from an original announced release date of 4 May, including the Doctor Who Greatest Moments documentary.^[8]
• 6 October - DWDVDF 46 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 7 October - AUDIO: The Runaway Train and AUDIO: Demon Quest: The Demon of Paris were first released by BBC Audio.
• 7 October - DWA 187 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 7 October - REF: The Eleventh Doctor: Matt Smith, REF: The Secrets of the TARDIS and REF: Companion Compendium were first published by BBC Children's Books.
• 8 October - Deimos was released.
• 8 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Wembley Arena, London, England.
• 9 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Wembley Arena, London, England.
• 10 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Wembley Arena, London, England.
• 11 October - TV: The Nightmare Man Part One was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 12 October - TV: The Nightmare Man Part Two was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 12 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield, England.
• 13 October - AUDIO: A Death in the Family and The Invasion of E-Space were released.
• 13 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield, England.
• 14 October - PROSE: The Coming of the Terraphiles was first published by BBC Books.
• 14 October - DWA 188 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 15 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at SECC Centre, Glasgow, Scotland.
• 16 October - TV: Robot Gladiators was first broadcast in the UK.
• 16 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at SECC Centre, Glasgow, Scotland.
• 17 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at SECC Centre, Glasgow, Scotland.
• 18 October - TV: The Vault of Secrets Part One was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 18 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, England.
• 19 October - TV: The Vault of Secrets Part Two was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 19 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, England.
• 20 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, England.
• 20 October - DWDVDF 47 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 21 October - DWA 189 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 21 October - DWM 427 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 22 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, England.
• 23 October - TV: Mind Snap was first broadcast in the UK.
• 23 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, England.
• 24 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, England.
• 25 October - TV: Death of the Doctor Part One was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 25 October - The Seeds of Doom was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 25 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Trent FM Arena, Nottingham, England.
• 26 October - TV: Death of the Doctor Part Two was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 26 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Trent FM Arena, Nottingham, England.
• 28 October - TM 24 was first published by Titan Magazines.
• 28 October - DWA 190 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 28 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff, Wales.
• 29 October - GAME: Evacuation Earth and GAME: Return to Earth were released for the Nintendo Wii and DS respectively.
• 29 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff, Wales.
• 30 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff, Wales.
• 31 October - REF: The Doctor's Monsters: Meanings of the Monstrous in Doctor Who was scheduled for publication.
• 31 October - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Cardiff International Arena, Cardiff, Wales.

November

• November - AUDIO: Year Zero was released.
• 1 November - TV: The Empty Planet Part One was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 1 November - The Sarah Jane Adventures: The Complete Third Series box set was first released on DVD in Region 2.
• 2 November - TV: The Empty Planet Part Two was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 2 November - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Echo Arena, Liverpool, England.
• 3 November - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Echo Arena, Liverpool, England.
• 3 November - DWDVDF 48 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 4 November - AUDIO: Demon Quest: A Shard of Ice was first released by BBC Audio.
• 4 November - AUDIO: A Town Called Fortune was released.
• 4 November - DWA 191 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 5 November - Big Finish Productions relaunched the Short Trips series, with an audio release, Short Trips - Volume I.
• 6 November - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Odyssey Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
• 7 November - Doctor Who Live: The Monsters Are Coming! was performed at Odyssey Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
• 8 November - TV: Lost in Time Part One was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 8 November - Doctor Who: The Complete Fifth Series box set was first released on DVD & Blu-ray in Region 2.
• 9 November - TV: Lost in Time Part Two was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 9 November - Doctor Who - The Complete Fifth Series was released on Region 1 DVD.
• 9 November - Doctor Who: Series 5 soundtrack was first released by Silva Screen Records.
• 10 November - The Lost Stories' second series began with a double release of First Doctor stories: Farewell, Great Macedon and The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance.
• 10 November - AUDIO: Graceless was first released.
• 11 November - DWA 192 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 15 November - TV: Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith Part One was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 15 November - Iris: Abroad was first published.
• 15 November - The Resurrection of Mars and Lurkers at Sunlight's Edge were released.
• 16 November - TV: Goodbye, Sarah Jane Smith Part Two was first broadcast on The CBBC Channel.
• 17 November - DWDVDF 49 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 18 November - The Essential Companion was released.
• 18 November - DWA 193 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 18 November - DWM 428 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 25 November - DWA 194 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 25 November - PROSE: The Nightmare Man and PROSE: Death of the Doctor were first published as eBooks by BBC Children's Books.

December

• December - Relative Dimensions was released by Big Finish Productions.
• December - AUDIO: The Four Doctors was scheduled for release.
• December - The second box set of The Lost Stories was released, containing audio adaptations of the unmade Second Doctor story Prison in Space and the unmade pilot for a Dalek TV spin-off The Destroyers.
• December - The 2010 BBC Christmas ident was first broadcast.
• December - AUDIO: Dead Man's Switch was released.
• 1 December - K-9: Alien Avatar was released in Australia containing episodes 7-12 of Series 1.
• 1 December - DWDVDF 50 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 2 December - Doctor Who - The Complete Fifth Series was released on Region 4 DVD.
• 2 December - AUDIO: Demon Quest: Starfall and AUDIO: Demon Quest: Sepulchre were first released by BBC Audio.
• 2 December - DWA 195 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 9 December - PROSE: Erasing Sherlock was released as an eBook.
• 9 December - DWA 196 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 15 December - AUDIO: The Demons of Red Lodge and Other Stories was released.
• 15 December - DWDVDF 51 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 15 December - The Four Doctors was released exclusively to Big Finish subscribers.
• 16 December - TM 25 was first published by Titan Magazines.
• 16 December - DWA 197 was first published by BBC Magazines.
• 16 December - DWM 429 was first published by Panini Comics.
• 18 December - Regeneration was first broadcast on Five in the UK.
• 21 December - An audio reading of The Little Drummer Boy was released by Big Finish.
• 21 December - CON: Charlie McDonnell - Runner was first broadcast on the BBC Red Button service and released online on the BBC YouTube channel.
• 22 December - CON: Charlie McDonnell - TARDIS was first broadcast on the BBC Red Button service and released online on the BBC YouTube channel.
• 23 December - The Companion Chronicles audio story Quinnis was first released by Big Finish Productions.
• 23 December - CON: Charlie McDonnell - Decorating Bus was first broadcast on the BBC Red Button service and released online on the BBC YouTube channel.
• 24 December - CON: Charlie McDonnell - Christmas Presents (badger) was first broadcast on the BBC Red Button service and released online on the BBC YouTube channel.
• 25 December - TV: A Christmas Carol was first broadcast on BBC One.
• 25 December - CON: Christmas Special 2010 was first broadcast on BBC Three.
• 25 December - DOC: The Terry Nation Story was broadcast on BBC Radio Wales.
• 29 December - DWDVDF 52 was first published by GE Fabbri Ltd.
• 30 December - DWA 198 was first published by BBC Magazines.

Unknown dates

• Unknown - GAME: Think Before You Sonic! was first released by the BBC in The Sarah Jane Academy.
• Unknown - GAME: Defending Bannerman Road (video game and comic) was released by the BBC in The Sarah Jane Academy.
• Unknown - Return of the Krulius was first released by the BBC in The Sarah Jane Academy.
• Unknown - The Sarah Jane Adventures Special stories were released.
• Unknown - DWMSE 24 was first published by Panini Comics.
• Unknown - DWMSE 25 was first published by Panini Comics.
• Unknown - DWMSE 26 was first published by Panini Comics.
• Unknown - DWMSE 27 was first published by Panini Comics.

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