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List of Doctor Who television stories

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Following is a list of stories in the original (19631989) and new (2005 – Present) BBC Doctor Who television series, plus the 1996 Television movie, per the BBC Episode Guide.

Names used are those given by the BBC. Alternative titles are noted.

This list does not include spin-off series K-9 and Company, Torchwood or The Sarah Jane Adventures, also set in the Doctor Who Universe.


Contents

[edit] First Doctor - William Hartnell

[edit] Season One - 1963-64

[edit] Season Two - 1964-65

[edit] Season Three - 1965-66

[edit] Season Four - 1966

[edit] Second Doctor - Patrick Troughton

[edit] Season Four - 1966-67 (continued)

[edit] Season Five - 1967-68

[edit] Season Six - 1968-69

[edit] Third Doctor - Jon Pertwee

[edit] Season Seven - 1970

Colour production begins.

[edit] Season Eight - 1971

[edit] Season Nine - 1972

[edit] Season Ten - 1972-73

[edit] Season Eleven - 1973-74

[edit] Fourth Doctor - Tom Baker

[edit] Season Twelve - 1974-75

[edit] Season Thirteen - 1975-76

[edit] Season Fourteen - 1976-77

[edit] Season Fifteen - 1977-78

[edit] Season Sixteen - 1978-79

[edit] Season Seventeen - 1979-80

[edit] Season Eighteen - 1980-81

[edit] Fifth Doctor - Peter Davison

[edit] Season Nineteen - 1982

[edit] Season Twenty - 1983

[edit] Twentieth Anniversary Special - 23rd November 1983

[edit] Season Twenty-One - 1984

[edit] Sixth Doctor - Colin Baker

[edit] Season Twenty-One (continued) - 1984

[edit] Season Twenty-Two - 1985

Format changes to 45-minute episodes

[edit] Season Twenty-Three - 1986

25-minute episodes resume.

[edit] Seventh Doctor - Sylvester McCoy

[edit] Season Twenty-Four - 1987

[edit] Season Twenty-Five - 1988

[edit] Season Twenty-Six - 1989

[edit] Eighth Doctor - Paul McGann

[edit] Television Movie - 1996

[edit] Ninth Doctor - Christopher Eccleston

[edit] Series 1 / Season Twenty-Seven - 2005

Note: Beginning with this season, the multi-episode serial format was abandoned in favour of a mixture of standalone single-episode stories and two (and later three) parters, along side an ongoing story arc. Standard episode length changes to 45 minutes, with occasional longer exceptions. For promotional purposes, the BBC chose to start numbering the seasons anew, although unofficially the count continued from 1989's Season 26.

[edit] Tenth Doctor - David Tennant

Beginning with Tennant's era, the producers began varying the episode formats, adding occasional special mini-episodes (usually produced for charity) and an annual Christmas special episode (both of which are is generally considered separate from the season that follows). Several episodes have exceeded the 45-minute standard, including the Christmas specials and several regular-season episodes.

[edit] Children in Need Special - 2005

[edit] Christmas Special - 2005

[edit] Interactive Christmas Special - 2005

[edit] Series 2 / Season Twenty-Eight - 2006

[edit] Christmas Special - 2006

[edit] Series 3 / Season Twenty-Nine - 2007

[edit] Animated mini-series - 2007

Produced as part of the behind-the-scenes series, Totally Doctor Who.

[edit] Children in Need Special - 2007

[edit] Christmas Special - 2007

[edit] Series 4 / Season Thirty 2008

[edit] Proms Special 2008

[edit] Christmas Special 2008

[edit] 2009 specials

Four special episodes are planned for broadcast in 2009 in lieu of a regular series. In DWM 400 RTD confirmed they would be part of series 4.

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[edit] Eleventh Doctor

[edit] Series 5 / Season Thirty-One - 2010

The BBC has announced that a 13-episode 5th series will be broadcast in 2010.

[edit] Other

[edit] Pilot episode

[edit] Jim'll Fix It mini-episode - 1985

[edit] Search Out Science mini-episode - 1990

[edit] Children in Need Special - 1993

[edit] Comic Relief/Red Nose Day Special - 1999

[edit] See also

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