This is a summary of programming across British television and radio over the 2011 festive period that has a connection with Doctor Who. Catch-up links are provided on the show's date where available. Changes since the 23rd December are highlighted with a icon.

The Doctor, The Widow and The Wardrobe

The highlight of Christmas, of course! The Christmas Special will be broadcast on Sunday 25th December on BBC1 at 7:00pm; it is then repeated on BBC1 on Tuesday 27th at 2:50pm, and then on BBC3 on Wednesday 28th at 7:00pm.

Promotions for the show include Matt Smith appearing on The Graham Norton Show on Friday 23rd December (BBC1/10:35pm), and discussion of Christmas television on BBC Breakfast on Saturday 24th (BBC1/6-9:00am) .

It was also promoted by Steven Moffat on BBC Breakfast (20 Dec/BBC1/8:35am, until 27 Dec), who discussed his two 'blockbuster' hits Doctor Who and Sherlock. Other preview coverage included Front Row (Mon 19/BBCR4/7:15pm, ~25:30), Daybreak (Fri 23/ITV1/6:50am) , and Lorraine (Fri 23/ITV1/8:45am) .

Doctor Who repeats

In the run-up to Christmas, a number of previous Christmas specials see another airing on BBC3 in the 7:00pm slot: Voyage of the Damned (Sat 17th, until 24 Dec); The Next Doctor (Mon); The End of Time Part 1 (Tue); Part 2 (Wed); and A Christmas Carol (Thu).

Meanwhile, digital channel Watch continue their run through the Doctor's adventures leading up to the New Year:

This New Year Eve and New Years Day there's a whole series worth of Doctor Who to see 2012 in with, and a whole host of spectacular time-travelling adventures to get lost in. Catherine Tate, Kylie Minogue, Cybermen, Daleks, the Titanic... these Christmas Doctor Who specials are full of old enemies and emotional, seasonal-themed action.

The channel bounces its way through the various series over the course of the fortnight, with the first weekend seeing the end of Series One (Bad Wolf/The Parting of the Ways), plus The Satan Pit early Sunday morning. Then the following weekdays sees the first five episodes from Series Three, The Idiot's Lantern on Boxing Day, and back to Series Three on Tuesday 27th (with 42).

Related Programming to come

• David Tennant narrates Shrek: Once Upon A Time (Fri 23/BBC3/7:35pm, Thu 29/BBC3/7:00pm)
• A repeat of last year's Greatest Christmas TV Moments, which includes The End of Time at #8 (24 Dec/C5/9:00pm)
• Colin Baker is one of the diners on Celebrity Come Dine With Me (26 Dec/C4/6:35pm)
• Based on previous years, watch out for a possible mention of Doctor Who on Charlie Brooker's 2011 Wipe (Fri 30/BBC4/10:30pm, Sat 31/BBC4/11:00pm, Tue 3/BBC2/11:20pm)

Catchup

• Catherine Tate presents Laughing at the Noughties (Sat 17/C4/10:00pm, until 16 Jan), with celebrities including David Tennant looking at what made them laugh the most last decade.
• Trent Sound in Nottingham will be presenting a special edition of Not On Your Telly focusing on Doctor Who; the programme is on Sunday 18th at 7:00pm, with guest Steve Hatcher from the Derby Doctor Who local group.
• John Barrowman guest hosts Never Mind The Buzzcocks (Mon 19/BBC2/10:00pm, Sun 25/BBC2/12:55am, until 26 Dec)
• Mark Gatiss was a guest on the Richard Bacon Show, chatting about Sherlock, the Doctor Who press preview, and both the classic and new series (21 Dec/BBCR5/from 2:09pm, until 4pm 28 Dec)
• John Barrowman pops up on Chris Moyles' Quiz Night (22 Dec/C4/11:10pm)
• This Morning had children reviewing the top toys for Christmas, including the ride-in Dalek (20 Dec/ITV1/11:00am).

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The following are links to programmes still available online that referenced Doctor Who over the course of the last week:


Breakfast, BBC Radio 5 Live, Monday 12th December, ~7:00am
Report on the recovery of two episodes of Doctor Who revealed at the weekend.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:03:48) until 19th December (9:00am).

Richard Bacon, BBC Radio 5 Live, Thursday 15th December, from 3:00pm
Doctor Who star Matt Smith and writer and executive producer Steven Moffat join Richard for a sneak preview of this year's Christmas Day special.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (first hour) until 22nd December (4:00pm).

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Friday 16th December, ~10:45am
Matthew Wright and Kevin O'Sullivan discuss the Christmas Special.
This programme should be available soon to watch in the UK via Demand 5

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Today saw a number of promotional broadcasts undertaken by the Doctor Who team for the release of the Doctor Who Complete Series Six Boxed Set.

The centrepiece of the day took place at the Westfield Centre in Stratford City, where Matt Smith, Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill signed copies of the set at HMV, and was followed later in the afternoon with a live Q&A session with Jo Whiley:

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Earlier in the day Matt Smith appeared on BBC Breakfast to chat about his appearance on Children in Need and the forthcoming next series of Doctor Who. This is available to watch in the United Kingdom via the BBC News channel (14:54, to 28th Nov).

 

Later both he and Karen Gillan popped into Fearne Cotton's studio on BBC Radio One to continue promotion, which was also broadcast via the station webcam:

Watch the Fearne Cotton Interview (two parts)

Fearne Cotton Interview (part one), BBC, via BBC iPlayer


Fearne Cotton Interview (part two), BBC, via BBC iPlayer

The duo also pre-recorded an interview with Steve Wright before heading off to Westfield; this was broadcast on his afternoon show just after 3:40pm.

Listen to the Steve Wright Interview

Steve Wright Interview, BBC, via BBC iPlayer

Related Articles: TARDIS lands at Westfield (21 Nov 2011)

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A summary of UK television and radio spots known to be broadcast over the next week, and links to recent items that are still available to watch/listen to.

Coming Up

The Zone, Monday 12th September, 1:00am
John Barrowman will be on to promote his new range of grooming products, HIM.
This programme is can only be viewed live at time of broadcast.

QVC, Monday 12th September, 9:00am
John Barrowman will be on to promote his new range of grooming products, HIM.
This programme can only be viewed live at time of broadcast.

QVC, Monday 12th September, 6:00pm
John Barrowman will be on to promote his new range of grooming products, HIM.
This programme can only be viewed live at time of broadcast.

Loose Women, ITV1, Wednesday 14th September, 12:30-1:30pm
John Barrowman makes another appearance on the show this year!
This programme is usually available on the ITV Player after broadcast.

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Thursday 15th September, 9:15am-11:00am
John Barrowman features as special guest on the show.
This programme is usually available on Demand 5 after broadcast.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The Blood Line, BBC1, Thursday 15th September, 9:00pm
The last of the series. The Torchwood team travels across the world on a final, desperate mission - but the Three Families are unstoppable, unless a terrible sacrifice is made...
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 23rd September.
It is also repeated on BBC2/BBCHD at 12:50am on Tuesday 20th September.

Doctor Who - The God Complex, BBC1, Saturday 3rd September, 7:10pm
The TARDIS lands in what looks like an ordinary hotel, as the time-travelling drama continues. But the walls move, corridors twist and rooms vanish. There is a room for every visitor that contains their deepest, darkest fears. Fears that will kill them. What lies in the Doctor's room? And when his turn comes, will he welcome death like all the rest?
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer until 24th September (8:00pm)

Doctor Who Confidential - Heartbreak Hotel, BBC3, Saturday 17th September, 8:00pm
Confidential is backstage at a hotel with a difference. Find out what made writer Toby Whithouse set his latest Doctor adventure in a place where you definitely wouldn't want to take your summer holidays and discover how the crew really made heads turn in a room full of ventriloquist dummies. Featuring interviews with Steven Moffat and Toby Whithouse.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 8th October (8:30pm).
It is also repeated on Sunday 18th September on BBCHD at 1:35am, BBC3 at 3:40am, and in a Cut-Down version at 7:50pm.

Catch-Up

Alan Titchmarsh Show, ITV1, Wednesday 7th September, from 3:00pm
Today Alan is joined by Question of Sport host Sue Barker and John Barrowman, who talks about his latest album.
This programme is available to watch in the United Kingdom via the ITV Player until 7th October.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The Gathering, BBC1, Thursday 8th September, 9:00pm
The penultimate of the series. As the Three Families plunge the world into recession, the Torchwood team - defeated, powerless, and hunted - must strike a bargain with the devil himself.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 23rd September (11:00pm).
It is also repeated on BBC2/BBCHD at 12:20am on Tuesday 13th September.

Doctor Who - The Girl Who Waited, BBC1, Saturday 10th September, 7:15pm
Amy is trapped in a quarantine facility for victims of an alien plague – a plague that will kill the Doctor in a day – as the time-travelling drama continues. The Doctor can use the TARDIS to smash through time and break in, but then Rory is on his own. He must find Amy and bring her back to the TARDIS before the alien doctors can administer their medicine. Rory is about to encounter a very different side to his wife. Can he rescue Amy before she is killed by kindness?
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 24th September (8:00pm)
It is also repeated on BBC3 on Friday 16th September at 7:00pm.

Doctor Who Confidential - What Dreams May Come, BBC3, Saturday 17th September, 8:00pm
Confidential is out and about with Karen Gillan (Amy Pond) and Arthur Darvill (Rory Williams). Can Karen get up to 100mph around one of the UK's fastest racetracks and can Arthur rise to the challenge of swimming in a tank of sharks? The team are also on set at Wales Millennium Centre to fend off some brutal new enemies and viewers get to experience a 'Day in the Life' of the camera department. Also featured is another Script to Screen, as our storyboard artist brings the story to life. Featuring interviews with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill and Steven Moffat.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 8th October (8:30pm).
It is also repeated in a Cut-Down version on Friday 16th September on BBC3 at 7:45pm.

Jonathan Ross Show, ITV1, Saturday 10th September, 9:45-10:45pm
Benedict Cumberbatch was a guest on the show, and briefly talked about rumours of him becoming the Doctor.
This programme is available to watch in the United Kingdom via the ITV Player until 8th October.
The show is also repeated on ITV1 on Thursday 15th September at 10:35pm and ITV2 on Friday 16th September at 11:20pm

John Barrowman on the Radio

All-round entertainer John Barrowman has featured on a variety of radio programmes recently, with further appearances expected, promoting his new album, tour, and current shows Torchwood and Tonight's The Night.

Recorded Interviews (unknown broadcast date):

• Mark Dennison, BBC Radio Nottingham, Monday-Fridays 9:00am-Midday (recorded 5th September)
• Robert Elms, BBC Radio London, Monday-Fridays, from Midday (recorded 5th September)
• Drivetime with Carlos, Smooth Radio, Monday-Fridays 4:00-7:00pm (recorded 1st September)
• Nicki Whiteman, BBC Radio Berkshire, Saturdays from 6:00am (recorded 5th September)
• Pete Price, Radio City, Sunday-Thursday 10:00pm-2:00am (recorded 1st September)
• John Hannam Meets, Isle of Wight Radio, Sundays from 2:00pm (rpt 10:00pm) (recorded 1st September)

Recent radio interviews still available to listen to:

• Judi Spiers, BBC Radio Devon, Monday 5th September (1:16:32) until 12th September (midday)
• MacAuley and Co, BBC Radio Scotland, Monday 5th September (0:19:25) until 12th September (midday)
• Paulette Edwards, BBC Radio Sheffield, Monday 5th September (2:07:45) until 12th September (4:00pm)
• Simon Guettier, British Forces Radio 2, Monday 5th September (MP3, 22:30) until 12th September (4:00pm).
• Billy Butler, BBC Radio Merseyside, Monday 5th September (1:27:33) until 12th September (5:00pm)
• Richard Bacon, BBC Radio 5 Live, Thursday 8th September (0:27:25) until 15th September (4:00pm)
  Also available as a podcast until 7th October.
• Phil and Amy, BBC Radio Tees, Saturday 10th September (1:34:32, 2:50:19) until 17th September (9:00am)

Looking ahead, it was confirmed on Signal 2 that the actor would be presenting a one hour show during the Christmas period.

Other appearance information for the actor can be found in our earlier article.

Episodes

Series episodes that have been shown to date that are still available via the BBC iPlayer:

• The complete series of Torchwood: Miracle Day until 23rd September.
• The latest run of Doctor Who: Series Six until 8th October.
• The latest run of Doctor Who Confidential: Series Six until 8th October.

Repeats of Series One of both Doctor Who and Torchwood continue on Watch, and the animated Doctor Who adventures The Infinite Quest and Dreamland will be on the CBBC channel at 5:00pm on Monday and Tuesday respectively.

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

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All-round entertainer John Barrowman is featuring on a variety of radio and television programmes over the coming week, promoting his new album, tour, and current shows Torchwood and Tonight's The Night. What follows is a list of the known items, with direct links to them where available.

Coming Up (confirmed dates from 8th September)

Rick Astley Request Show, Magic, Sunday 11th September, from 2:00pm
The John Barrowman segment will be recorded on 5th September, and this is the first programme broadcast after that date.
This programme can only be listened to live in the United Kingdom

Sunday Extra with Bob Harrison, Manx FM, Sunday 11th September, between 4:00-5:00pm
John Barrowman is expected to feature on the programme (recorded 1st September)
This programme can only be listened to live in the United Kingdom

Paul Fairclough, Signal 2, Sunday 11th September, between 2:00-6:00pm
The John Barrowman segment was recorded on 1st September.
This programme can only be listened to live in the United Kingdom


QVC, Monday 12th September, time tbc
John Barrowman will be on to promote his new range of grooming products, HIM.
This programme can only be viewed live at time of broadcast.

Loose Women, ITV1, Wednesday 14th September, 12:30-1:30pm
John Barrowman makes another appearance on the show this year!
This programme is usually available on the ITV Player after broadcast.

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Thursday 15th September, 9:15am-11:00am
John Barrowman features as special guest on the show.
This programme is usually available on Demand 5 after broadcast.

Coming Up (unconfirmed dates)

The following are shows that John Barrowman is scheduled to appear on, but the actual date/time is currently unknown or has yet to be confirmed by the broadcaster (note: some might even have been broadcast already and unavailable for listen again):

Mark Dennison, BBC Radio Nottingham, Monday-Friday 9:00am-Midday
Philip Chapman sits in; the John Barrowman segment will be recorded on 5th September.
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer for seven days once broadcast

Robert Elms, BBC Radio London, Monday-Friday, from Midday
The John Barrowman segment was recorded on 5th September.
This programme will be available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast

Drivetime with Carlos, Smooth Radio, Monday-Friday 4:00-7:00pm
The John Barrowman segment was recorded on 1st September.
This programme can only be listened to live in the United Kingdom

Nicki Whiteman, BBC Radio Berkshire, Saturdays from 6:00am
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer for seven days once broadcast

Pete Price, Radio City, Sunday-Thursday 10:00pm-2:00am
The John Barrowman segment was recorded on 1st September.
This programme can only be listened to live in the United Kingdom

John Hannam Meets, Isle of Wight Radio, Sundays, from 2:00pm
The John Barrowman segment was recorded on 1st September.
The programme is also repeated from 10:00pm.
This programme can only be listened to live in the United Kingdom

Catch-up

Judi Spiers Show, BBC Radio Devon, Sunday 28th August, ~4:10pm
Judi presents a vintage interview with John Barrowman from 2004.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:09:00) until 4th September (5:00pm)

Jamie Owen, BBC Radio Wales, Thursday 1st September, ~11:20am
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:21:05) until 8th September (midday)

Bernie Keith, BBC Radio Northampton, Thursday 1st September, ~11:40am
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:41:25) until 8th September (midday)

Liz Rhodes, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire, Thursday 1st September, ~12:20pm
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (19:50) until 3:00pm

Pat Marsh, BBC Radio Kent, Thursday 1st September, ~2:45pm
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (0:47:50) until 8th September (4:00pm)

Becky Want, BBC Radio Manchester, Thursday 1st September, ~3:15pm
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:11:55) until 8th September (5:00pm)

Alan Edwards, Clyde FM, Saturday 3rd September, ~8:20pm
John Barrowman talks to Alan about his career (and being Scottish!)
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the Clyde2 website.

Sunday Brunch with Michael Ball, BBC Radio 2, Sunday 4th September, ~12:10pm
Mr Entertainment himself, John Barrowman, joins Michael Ball for Sunday Brunch.
This programme will be available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer until 11th September (1:00pm)

Daybreak, ITV1, Monday 5th September, 6:00-8:30am
John Barrowman appeared as a guest on the show, along with Sooty and Sweep!
This programme is not usually available on the ITV Player.

Judi Spiers, BBC Radio Devon, Monday 5th September, ~10:15am
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:16:32) until 12th September (midday)

MacAuley and Co, BBC Radio Scotland, Monday 5th September, ~10:45am
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (0:19:25) until 12th September (midday)

Paulette Edwards, BBC Radio Sheffield, Monday 5th September, after 3:00pm
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:07:45) until 12th September (4:00pm)

Billy Butler, BBC Radio Merseyside, Monday 5th September, 2:00-5:00pm
The John Barrowman segment was recorded on 1st September.
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:27:33) until 12th September (5:00pm)

Simon Guettier, British Forces Radio 2, Monday 5th September, ~3:20pm
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the Listen Again (pt3) service (22:30) until 12th September.

Alan Titchmarsh Show, ITV1, Wednesday 7th September, from 3:00pm
Today Alan is joined by Question of Sport host Sue Barker and John Barrowman, who talks about his latest album.
This programme is available to watch in the United Kingdom via the ITV Player until 7th October.

Richard Bacon, BBC Radio 5 Live, Thursday 8th September, from 2:00pm
Fresh from getting US and UK viewers hot under the collar with the biggest series yet of Torchwood, its star John Barrowman drops in to talk about his new CD, Tonight's The Night: The Very Best of John Barrowman.
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (0:27:25) until 15th September (4:00pm); also as a podcast until 7th October.

Phil and Amy, BBC Radio Tees, Saturday 10th September, from 6:-00am
The John Barrowman segment will be recorded on 5th September, and this is the first programme broadcast after that date.
This programme can be listened to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:34:32, 2:50:19) until 17th September (9:00am)


John Barrowman also appeared on a number of stations which unfortunately do not provide a "Listen Again" facility: Downtown Radio (Caroline Fleck, Thu 1st, 12:15pm), U105FM (Johnny Hero, Thu 1st, 4:15pm), Magic1152 (Dave Campbell Show, Fri 2nd, 4:05pm), Swansea Sound (Kev Johns, Mon 5th, 8:20am), Bridge FM (Mark Franklin, Mon 5th, 8:30am), Big City Radio (Steve Davis, Tue 6th, 9:05am), Metro Radio (Nightowls, Thu 8th, 1:40am), and Town102 (Dave James, Fri 9th, 11:10am); his CD was also 'album of the week' on Sunday Extra with Bob Harrison (Manx FM, Sun 4th, 2:00pm).


He also appeared on QVC on Monday 5th September (7:00-8:00pm) to promote the album.

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Additional updates to the schedule might appear at the official John Barrowman website.

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Jamie Owen and Louise Elliott, BBC Radio Wales, Thursday 1st September, from 9:00am
John Barrowman will be featuring as a guest on the show.
This programme will be available to listen to worldwide after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer until 8th September (midday).

Torchwood: Miracle Day - End of the Road, BBC1, Thursday 1st September, 9:00pm
The eighth in the series. Captain Jack faces a showdown with a man he thought long since dead. But while Rex takes extreme action, is it too late to prevent the collapse of society?
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer until 23rd September.

Doctor Who - Night Terrors, BBC1, Saturday 3rd September, 7:00pm
'You see these eyes? They're old eyes. And one thing I can tell you... monsters are real!' The TARDIS takes the Doctor, Amy and Rory to the scariest place in the universe where the Time Lord must help a little boy called George and his desperate father.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 10th September (7:45pm)

Doctor Who Confidential - About a Boy, BBC3, Saturday 3rd September, 7:45pm
Confidential is on location with the Doctor Who crew, presenting behind-the-scenes action from a beautiful 17th century estate in the Gloucestershire countryside and a high-rise housing estate in Bristol. Matt, Karen and Arthur give us a bit of a sing-song, we spend a long night with the one of the assistant directors and the special effects team show us that, sometimes, good old-fashioned green gloop is the only way. Mark Gatiss talks to us about writing for three consecutive TV Doctors and, in Script to Screen, find out who plays an all-important historical figure.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 8th October (8:30pm).

Catch-up

Breakfast, BBC1, Friday 26th August, 9:00am
Karen Gillan appeared on the show, chatting about the return of Doctor Who this weekend, and defending some criticism on how the show was getting too complicated to follow.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via BBC News (28:50) until 2nd September.

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Friday 26th August, from 11:00am
TV critic Kevin O'Sullivan discusses the return of Doctor Who with Matthew Wright.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via Demand5 (block 7) until 2nd September (9:15am)

Doctor Who - Let's Kill Hitler, BBC1, Saturday 27th August, 7:10pm
The series returns from its summer break. In the desperate search for Melody Pond, the TARDIS crash lands in Thirties Berlin, as the time-travelling drama returns for the second half of the series shown earlier in the year. The Doctor comes face to face with the greatest war criminal in the Universe. And Hitler. Old friendships are tested to their limits as the Doctor suffers the ultimate betrayal and learns a harsh lesson in the cruellest warfare of all. As precious time ebbs away, the Doctor must teach his adversaries that time travel has responsibilities. And he must succeed before an almighty price is paid.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 3rd September (8:00pm)

Doctor Who Confidential - River Runs Wild, BBC3, Saturday 27th August, 8:00pm
Confidential is back on set with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan in 1930s Berlin. We hang out backstage with the cast and crew and bring you all the behind-the-scenes action as the series gets back into full swing. We also bring you Script to Screen - the making of a mini Doctor episode written by schoolchildren and brought to life by Matt Smith and the Doctor Who team.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 8th October (8:45pm).

The Proms - Comedy Prom, BBC2, Saturday 27th August, ~9:35pm
Tim Minchin presents the Comedy Prom, and ends the concert with the Doctor Who theme tune!
This programme will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) (1:26:00) until 3rd September (10:40pm).

Richard Bacon, BBC Radio 5, Monday 29th August, ~3:30pm
Stand-in Colin Paterson, Boyd Hilton and Kevin O'Sullivan review the return of Doctor Who.
This programme will be available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:37:40) until 5th September (4:00pm).

Episodes

The complete series of Torchwood: Miracle Day shown to date can be viewed via the BBC iPlayer until 23rd September; see the BBC Torchwood programme page for episode links.

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

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Doctor Who - Let's Kill Hitler, BBC1, Saturday 27th August, 7:10pm
The series returns from its summer break. In the desperate search for Melody Pond, the TARDIS crash lands in Thirties Berlin, as the time-travelling drama returns for the second half of the series shown earlier in the year. The Doctor comes face to face with the greatest war criminal in the Universe. And Hitler. Old friendships are tested to their limits as the Doctor suffers the ultimate betrayal and learns a harsh lesson in the cruellest warfare of all. As precious time ebbs away, the Doctor must teach his adversaries that time travel has responsibilities. And he must succeed before an almighty price is paid.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer until 8th October

Doctor Who Confidential - River Runs Wild, BBC3, Saturday 27th August, 8:00pm
Confidential is back on set with Matt Smith and Karen Gillan in 1930s Berlin. We hang out backstage with the cast and crew and bring you all the behind-the-scenes action as the series gets back into full swing. We also bring you Script to Screen - the making of a mini Doctor episode written by schoolchildren and brought to life by Matt Smith and the Doctor Who team.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer until 3rd September.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - End of the Road, BBC1, Thursday 1st September, 9:00pm
The eighth in the series. Captain Jack faces a showdown with a man he thought long since dead. But while Rex takes extreme action, is it too late to prevent the collapse of society?
This programme will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iPlayer until 23rd September.

Catch-up

Daybreak, ITV1, Tuesday 23rd August, ~8:05am
Arthur Darvill appeared as a guest on the show, chatting about Doctor Who and his other projects.
This programme available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player (1:47:22) until 30th August 2011

Breakfast, BBC1, Friday 26th August, 9:00am
Karen Gillan appeared on the show, chatting about the return of Doctor Who this weekend, and defending some criticism on how the show was getting too complicated to follow.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via BBC News (28:50) until 2nd September.

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Friday 26th August, from 11:00am
TV critic Kevin O'Sullivan discusses the return of Doctor Who with Matthew Wright.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via Demand5 (block 7) until 2nd September (9:15am)

Episodes

The complete series of Torchwood: Miracle Day shown to date can be viewed via the BBC iPlayer until 23rd September; see the BBC Torchwood programme page for episode links.

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

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Torchwood: Miracle Day - Dead of Night, BBC1, Thursday 28th July, 9:00pm
The third in the new series. Torchwood goes on the run, and finds a new enemy. But as they launch a raid on PhiCorp headquarters, Jack must confront the mysterious Oswald Danes.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast.

Catch-up

Alan Carr: Chatty Man, Channel 4, Friday 16th July, from 9:30pm
In this show Alan's guests are Doctor Who himself Matt Smith, David Hasselhoff and his two daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley Hasselhoff; JLS, who give Alan the lowdown on their new single, She Makes Me Wanna.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via 4od (after second advert break) until 12th August.

Up All Night, BBC Radio 5 Live, Wednesday 20th July, ~2:50am
US TV critic Cash Peters talks about show cancellations, and comments on Doctor Who being one of those that is able to survive.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:50:20) until 27th July (5am)

Daybreak, ITV1, Thursday 21st July, ~8:20am
Torchwood was one of the "record to watch" programmes listed for evening viewing.
This programme is not available to watch online.

Breakfast, BBC1, Wednesday 20th July, 8:50am
Peter Davison appeared on the show, chatting about his roles in Law and Order UK and Legally Blonde, and also about Doctor Who and his future son-in-law David Tennant!
This programme is available to watch in the UK via BBC News (12:36) until 27th July.

Wales and Hollywood, BBC1 Wales, Thursday 21st July, 10:35pmpm.
As Torchwood gets the Hollywood treatment, a look back at the films that have portrayed Wales over the years, stereotypes, cliches and all. Russell T Davies visits the Malibu Park which 70 years ago doubled as South Wales in How Green Was My Valley. Eve Myles takes a trip down the Walk of Fame to find the Welsh stars who have made their mark in Hollywood. Plus two rabbit-stealing men from Maesteg who helped change the face of Hollywood movies.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 28th July (11:05pm).

Episodes

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The New World, BBC1, Thursday 14th July, 9:00pm
The first in the new series. When death itself comes to a halt, the whole world faces its greatest danger yet. CIA agent Rex Matheson has only one clue: the word 'Torchwood'.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 23rd September (11pm)

Torchwood: Miracle Day - Rendition, BBC1, Thursday 21st July, 9:00pm
The second in the new series. As the Torchwood team is reunited, Jack realizes he is the most vulnerable man on Earth - and a flight to the USA turns into a desperate battle for survival.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 23rd September (11pm)

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

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Alan Carr: Chatty Man, Channel 4, Friday 16th July, from 9:30pm
In this show Alan's guests are Doctor Who himself Matt Smith, David Hasselhoff and his two daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley Hasselhoff; JLS, who give Alan the lowdown on their new single, She Makes Me Wanna.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK via 4od after broadcast for at least seven days.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - Rendition, BBC1, Thursday 21st July, 9:00pm
The second in the new series. As the Torchwood team is reunited, Jack realizes he is the most vulnerable man on Earth - and a flight to the USA turns into a desperate battle for survival.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast.

Catch-up

This Morning, ITV1, Friday 8th July, ~12:15pm
Peter Davison appeared on the programme, talking about Law & Order UK, Doctor Who, and Button Moon!
This will be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player (1:12:50) until 15th July.

Something for the Weekend, BBC2, Sunday 10th July, ~10:30pm
The show featured a preview clip from the Torchwood: Miracle Day's premiere episode The New World.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (0:16:55) until 17th July (11:30am).

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Monday 11th July, from 9:15am
Kai Owen appeared as special guest on the show and talked about Torchwood in the first part of the show.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via Demand 5 or YouTube until 18th July (9:15am).

This Morning, ITV1, Tuesday 12th July, from 10:30am
John Barrowman appeared as the last guest on the show.
This is available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player (last section if you can get past the adverts) until 19th July.

Jamie Owen and Louise Elliott, BBC Radio Wales, Tuesday 12th July, from 9:00am
Special guest Torchwood's Eve Myles talks about living in the States.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:07:52) until 19th July (midday).

Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2, Tuesday 12th July, from 2:00pm
Actor Bill Pullman discusses Torchwood and his film Too Big To Fail.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:31:22) until 19th July (5:05pm)

Up All Night, BBC Radio 5 Live, Wednesday 13th July, ~2:55am
US TV critic Cash Peters gives his review and his unique interpretation of the facts on Torchwood: Miracle Day.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (1:54:50) until 20th July (5am)

Daybreak, ITV1, Thursday 14th July, ~8:25am
Entertainment correspondent Ross King visits the set of Torchwood: Miracle Day and meets up with John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Bill Pullman.
This interview is available to watch in the UK via the Daybreak website.

Newsround, BBC1, Thursday 14th July, 5:00pm Item on the Screamer winning design from a Doctor Who Adventures competition, now appearing at the Doctor Who Experience.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (05:45) until 15th July (5:15pm), and via the Newsround website.


BBC digital services featured a behind-the-scenes preview of Torchwood: Miracle Daymaterial through the red button service in the run-up to The New World premiere; this is available to watch online in the UK only.

Episodes

Torchwood - The Lost Files: The Devil and Miss Carew, BBC Radio 4, Monday 11th July, 2:15pm
The first of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth. When Rhys's elderly Uncle Bryn has a heart attack while listening to the shipping forecast, it seems like another routine death at Ivyday Nursing Home. But when Rhys and Gwen go to collect the old man's effects, Gwen's suspicions are roused by another elderly resident. The conversation is cut short, though, by a fire alarm, one of many consequences of the mysterious power cuts that are sweeping the nation. Gwen has a hunch that something is wrong and her search leads her to Miss Carew, a suspiciously fit and strong octogenarian who, despite having supposedly terminal heart disease, has left Ivyday and gone back to work at the Computer firm she used to run. Miss Carew has been offered a deal by Fitzroy, a wandering alien with an aversion to electricity who is looking for a home. It's a deal that Miss Carew can't refuse. But the consequences for planet Earth are unthinkable.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (worldwide) and podcast (UK only) until 18th July (3:00pm).

Torchwood - The Lost Files: Submission, BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 12th July, 2:15pm
The second of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth. Torchwood are chasing aliens down the M4, when Jack accidentally blows a hole in the Severn Bridge, and the SUV hits the water. Whilst submerged John, Gwen and Ianto hear a strange noise, which, back at the Hub they realise is a cry for help. They track the cry to its source which turns out to be the deepest part of the Ocean - the Mariana Trench. Ianto rings old Torchwood flame, Carlie Roberts, who's an expert in marine geology, and Jack pulls strings with the US government to get them all on board the USS Calvin, an Arleigh Burke class destroyer, which is heading for the Trench. From there they board the Octopus Rock, the only submarine built to withstand the pressure at that depth, and follow the signal. But when the Submarine crashes, the team are left at the mercy of a hungry alien.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (worldwide) and podcast (UK only) until 19th July (3:00pm).

Torchwood - The Lost Files: The House of the Dead, BBC Radio 4, Wednesday 13th July, 2:15pm
The third of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth. The brewery have called 'time' and it's the last night at The House of the Dead - the most haunted pub in Wales. Barry the barman has invited renowned psychic, Mrs Wintergreen, to hold a special seance to mark the occasion, and there's a big crowd hoping for the chance of seeing their deceased loved ones for one last time. But when Jack arrives on the scene, he's determined to stop them. Ianto is puzzled by Jack's behaviour, and Gwen is suspicious. Why is Jack acting so strangely? Then the ghosts start arriving - and all hell breaks loose.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (worldwide) and podcast (UK only) until 20th July (3:00pm).

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The New World, BBC1, Thursday 14th July, 9:00pm
The first in the new series. When death itself comes to a halt, the whole world faces its greatest danger yet. CIA agent Rex Matheson has only one clue: the word 'Torchwood'.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (SD/HD) until 23rd September (11pm)

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

Related Articles: UK Broadcasting - Torchwood/Publicity (6 Jul 2011)

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Daybreak/Lorraine, ITV1, Thursday 14th July, from 6:00am
Entertainment correspondent Ross King visits the set of Torchwood: Miracle Day and meets up with John Barrowman. Daybreak's TV Matters usually features on the show at around 8:15am.
This may be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player after broadcast.

Alan Carr: Chatty Man, Channel 4, Friday 16th July, from 9:30pm
In this show Alan's guests are Doctor Who himself Matt Smith, David Hasselhoff and his two daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley Hasselhoff; JLS, who give Alan the lowdown on their new single, She Makes Me Wanna.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK via 4od after broadcast for at least seven days.


BBC digital services are featuring a behind-the-scenes preview of Torchwood: Miracle Daymaterial through the red button service in the run-up to The New World premiere; this will be available continuously via Sky Digital, Freesat and Virgin Media from 6:00am Monday 11th to 4:00am Friday 15th, but will only be available via Freeview on Monday 7:00-10:50pm, Tuesday 8:00-10:50pm, and Wednesday 9:55pm-midnight. This is also available to watch online in the UK only.

Catch-up

The One Show, BBC1, Wednesday 6th July, 7:00pm
Actor and entertainer John Barrowman joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa to talk Torchwood and Tonight's The Night.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer [SD/HD] until 13th July (7:30pm).

Breakfast, BBC1, Thursday 7th July, ~9:00am
John Barrowman was a guest on the programme.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC News site until 14th July.

This Morning, ITV1, Friday 8th July, ~12:15pm
Peter Davison appeared on the programme, talking about Law & Order UK, Doctor Who, and Button Moon!
This will be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player (1:12:50) until 15th July.

Something for the Weekend, BBC2, Sunday 10th July, ~10:30pm
The show featured a preview clip from the Torchwood: Miracle Day's premiere episode The New World.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (0:16:55) until 17th July (11:30am).

The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Monday 11th July, from 9:15am
Kai Owen appeared as special guest on the show and talked about Torchwood in the first part of the show.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via Demand 5 or YouTube until 18th July (9:15am).

This Morning, ITV1, Tuesday 12th July, from 10:30am
John Barrowman due to appear as a guest on the show.
This may be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player at a later date.

Jamie Owen and Louise Elliott, BBC Radio Wales, Tuesday 12th July, from 9:00am
Special guest Torchwood's Eve Myles talks about living in the States.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:07:52) until 19th July (midday).

Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2, Tuesday 12th July, from 2:00pm
Actor Bill Pullman discusses Torchwood and his film Too Big To Fail.
This programme is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iPlayer (2:31:22) until 19th July (5:05pm)

Episodes

Torchwood - The Lost Files: The Devil and Miss Carew, BBC Radio 4, Monday 11th July, 2:15pm
The first of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (worldwide) and podcast (UK only) until 18th July (3:00pm).

Torchwood - The Lost Files: Submission, BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 12th July, 2:15pm
The second of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (worldwide) and podcast (UK only) until 19th July (3:00pm).

Torchwood - The Lost Files: The House of the Dead, BBC Radio 4, Wednesday 13th July, 2:15pm
The third of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The New World, BBC1, Thursday 14th July, 9:00pm
The first in the new series.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast.

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

Related Articles: UK Broadcasting - Torchwood/Publicity (6 Jul 2011)

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The Wright Stuff, Channel 5, Monday 11th July, from 9:15am
Kai Owen is due to appear as a guest on the show.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the Demand 5 after broadcast for seven days.

This Morning, ITV1, Tuesday 12th July, from 10:30am
John Barrowman due to appear as a guest on the show.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player after broadcast for seven days.

Steve Wright, BBC Radio 2, Tuesday 12th July, from 2:00pm
Actor Bill Pullman will feature on the show.
This programme will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer for seven days after broadcast.

Daybreak/Lorraine, ITV1, Tuesday 12th July, from 10:30am
Entertainment correspondent Ross King visits the set of Torchwood: Miracle Day and meets up with John Barrowman.
This may be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player after broadcast.

Alan Carr: Chatty Man, Channel 4, Friday 16th July, from 9:30pm
In this show Alan's guests are Doctor Who himself Matt Smith, David Hasselhoff and his two daughters, Taylor-Ann and Hayley Hasselhoff; JLS, who give Alan the lowdown on their new single, She Makes Me Wanna.
This programme will be available to watch in the UK via 4od after broadcast for at least seven days.


The BBC will feature some preview material through the red button service in the run-up to The New World; this will be available continuously via Sky Digital, Freesat and Virgin Media from 6:00am Monday 11th to 4:00am Friday 15th, but will only be available via Freeview on Monday 7:00-10:50pm, Tuesday 8:00-10:50pm, and Wednesday 9:55pm-midnight.

Catch-up

The One Show, BBC1, Wednesday 6th July, 7:00pm
Actor and entertainer John Barrowman joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa to talk Torchwood and Tonight's The Night.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer until 13th July (7:30pm).

Breakfast, BBC1, Thursday 7th July, ~9:00am
John Barrowman is due to be a guest on the programme.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC News site until 14th July.

This Morning, ITV1, Friday 8th July, ~12:15pm
Peter Davison appeared on the programme, talking about Law & Order UK, Doctor Who, and Button Moon!
This will be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player (1:12:50) until 15th July.

Something for the Weekend, BBC2, Sunday 10th July, ~10:30pm
The show featured a preview clip from the Torchwood: Miracle Day's premiere episode The New World.
This programme is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (0:16:55) until 17th July (11:30am).

Episodes

Torchwood - The Lost Files: The Devil and Miss Carew, BBC Radio 4, Monday 11th July, 2:15pm
The first of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood - The Lost Files: Submission, BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 12th July, 2:15pm
The second of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood - The Lost Files: The House of the Dead, BBC Radio 4, Wednesday 13th July, 2:15pm
The third of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The New World, BBC1, Thursday 14th July, 9:00pm
The first in the new series.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast.

A full list of episodes of Doctor Who and Torchwood being broadcast throughout the world is available from This Week in Doctor Who.

Related Articles: UK Broadcasting - Torchwood/Publicity (6 Jul 2011)

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The One Show, BBC1, Wednesday 6th July, 7:00pm
Actor and entertainer John Barrowman joins Matt Baker and Alex Jones on the sofa to talk Torchwood and Tonight's The Night.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Breakfast, BBC1, Thursday 7th July, ~9:00am
John Barrowman is due to be a guest on the programme.
This programme is not available on the BBC iPlayer after broadcast, though highlight may be available from the Breakfast website.

This Morning, ITV1, Tuesday 12th July, from 10:30am
John Barrowman due to appear as a guest on the show.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player after broadcast for seven days.

There will also be a feature by entertainment correspondent Ross King recorded from the set of Torchwood which will be broadcast on the Lorraine show sometime in the next week or so - no date has been set as yet.


The BBC will feature some preview material through the red button service in the run-up to The New World; this will be available continuously via Sky Digital, Freesat and Virgin Media from 6:00am Monday 11th to 4:00am Friday 15th, but will only be available via Freeview on Monday 7:00-10:50pm, Tuesday 8:00-10:50pm, and Wednesday 9:55pm-midnight.

Episodes

Torchwood - The Lost Plays: The Devil and Miss Carew, BBC Radio 4, Monday 11th July, 2:15pm
The first of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood - The Lost Plays: Submission, BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 12th July, 2:15pm
The second of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood - The Lost Plays: The House of the Dead, BBC Radio 4, Wednesday 13th July, 2:15pm
The third of three radio plays set before the events of Children of Earth.
This will be available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for seven days.

Torchwood: Miracle Day - The New World, BBC1, Thursday 14th July, 9:00pm
The first in the new series.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast.

Other Doctor Who items still available

Sounds of the 20th Century, BBC Radio 2, Thursday 30th June, ~10:10pm
Coverage of events in 1963, including a clip from An Unearthly Child.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (13:40) until 8th July (11pm).

The One Show, BBC1, Friday 1st July, 7:00pm
Neill Gorton of Millennium FX was a guest on the show, and talked about his effects work, including Doctor Who, of which he is most proud of Davros. Main guest Cliff Richard also revealed he was a fan!
This is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (09:30) until 8th July (8pm).

Graham Norton, BBC Radio 2, Saturday 2nd July, 10:00am
Former Doctor Peter Davison, who is about to appear in Law And Order UK, was a guest on the show.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (1:32:20) until 9th July (1pm).

Related Articles: UK Broadcasting roundup (2 Jul 2011)

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Blue Peter, BBC1, Tuesday 28th June, 4:30pm
The last edition of the show at BBC Television Centre before its move up to Salford for the next series. Various clips featured on the show, including one of the TARDIS!
This is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (08:10) until 10th July (11:30am).

The One Show, BBC1, Friday 1st July, 7:00pm
Neill Gorton of Millennium FX was a guest on the show, and talked about his effects work, including Doctor Who, of which he is most proud of Davros. Main guest Cliff Richard also revealed he was a fan!
This is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (09:30) until 8th July (8pm).

North West Tonight, BBC1, Friday 1st July, 8:30pm
A visit to the new Doctor Who related theatre performance of The Crash of the Elysium.
This is available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer (21:42) until 2nd July (9pm); a video is available from BBC News.

Graham Norton, BBC Radio 2, Saturday 2nd July, 10:00am
Former Doctor Peter Davison, who is about to appear in Law And Order UK, was a guest on the show.
This is available to listen to via the BBC iPlayer (1:32:20) until 9th July (1pm).

Coming Up

The One Show, BBC1, Wednesday 6th July, 7:00pm
John Barrowman is due to be a guest on the show.
This will be available to watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer after broadcast for the next seven days.

Related Articles: Broadcasting roundup 28th Jun 2011

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Front Row, BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 21st June, ~7:15pm
Russell T Davies discusses making Torchwood for UK and US TV.
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC website.

The OST Show, Resonance FM, Saturday 25th June, 5:00-6:30pm
Composer Dominic Glynn was the guest on this show, chatting about his music and playing extracts from various works including Doctor Who.
Not available for listen again

Breakfast, BBC1, 28th June 2011, ~9:05am
Alex Kingston talks about her play Luise Miller and on being River Song in Doctor Who.
This is available to watch in the UK via the BBC website (27:00) until 5th July.

This Morning, ITV1, Tuesday 28th June, ~10:40am
Phone-in and discussion of Karen Gillan from the recent paper reports.
This is available to watch in the UK via the ITV Player (03:02, 11:38, 01:03:05) until 5th July.

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Church and Media Conference, Tuesday 14th June, 9:00am
BBC1 Controller Danny Cohen discusses what the BBC is all about, including the future of Doctor Who and Sherlock.
This is available to listen to worldwide from the Conference Audio section (Doctor Who comments at 49:10, 56:30)

BBC Points North, BBC1, 17th June 2011, 6:30pm
A Dalek makes a brief appearance on the show, as part of an article on the studio moves that
are currently taking place in Manchester.
This is available watch in the UK via the BBC iPlayer until 6:59pm 18th June

Danny Baker, BBC Radio 5 Live, Saturday 18th June, ~10:04am
Mark Gatiss chats about the new series of Sherlock, Doctor Who (confirming his episode title as Night Terrors), and the renewed popularity of fantasy on television.
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer (from 1:05:40) until 25th June.

Coming Up

Front Row, BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 21st June, ~7:15pm
Russell T Davies discusses making Torchwood for UK and US TV.
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer after broadcast.

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Shelagh Fogarty, BBC Radio 5 Live, Wednesday 8th June, ~1:50pm
Entertainment correspondent Colin Patterson speculates on what might be happening to Doctor Who over the next couple of years.
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer (from 1:53:30) until 15th June.

Bob Fischer, BBC Radio Tees, Wednesday 8th June, ~9:25pm
Actor Shane Rimmer discusses working on The Gunfighter and his experience with William Hartnell!
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer (from 1:26:12) until 15th June.

Last Word, BBC Radio 4, Friday 10th June, ~4:13pm
"Roy Skelton, the man who provided the voices for the Daleks and the children's TV characters George and Zippy. Elvis McGonagall pays homage in verse.."
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer (from 13:52).

Bob Fischer, BBC Radio Tees, Friday 10th June, ~9:10pm
Bob Fischer talks to director Graeme Harper on his early acting career, directing Doctor Who, and Stanley Kubrick!
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer (from 1:10:50) until 17th June.

Danny Baker, BBC Radio 5 Live, Saturday 11th June, ~10:58am
Richard from Norfolk provides an anecdote about Russell T Davies.
This is available to listen to worldwide via the BBC iplayer (from 1:58:05) until 18th June.


(additional reporting thanks to the BBC Local Radio Forum - if you know of any other broadcasts please do let us know!)

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Richard Bacon, BBC Radio 5 Live, Tuesday 24th July, from 2:00pm
Richard Bacon is joined by Britain's Got Talent judge David Hasselhoff. He's the latest celebrity to become the centre of a reality show. The Hasselhoffs of the Bio channel focuses on him and his daughter. John Barrowman also drops in to talk about the new series of BBC One's Tonight's The Night.
This will be available to listen to worldwide after broadcast via the BBC iplayer until 31st May.

Doctor Who: The Whispering Forest (episode three), BBC Four Extra, Tuesday 24th May, 6:00pm
Nyssa and Turlough uncover the secrets of the Takers, and the Time Lord walks into a trap.
The episode will be available to listen to worldwide after broadcast via the BBC iplayer until 31st May.
Episode four will be broadcast tomorrow, with episode one still available until Friday 27th May, episode two until Monday 30th May.

The One Show, BBC1, Tuesday 24th July, 7:00pm
Matt Smith will be a guest on the show.
This will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via the BBC iplayer until 31st May.

Four Rooms, C4, Tuesday 24th July, 8:00pm
The first episode of the series features a collection of Christmas cards from Princess Diana to her personal chef, an original 1960s Dalek, a cigar owned by Winston Churchill, and a Francis Bacon portrait all but destroyed by the artist.
This will be available to watch in the UK after broadcast via 4od

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Catchup:

Doctor Who/Confidential - all available until 11th June:
1. The Impossible Astronaut (SD/HD) / Coming to America (SD/HD)
2. Day of the Moon (SD/HD) / Breaking the Silence (SD/HD)
3. The Curse of the Black Spot (SD/HD) / Ship Ahoy! (SD/HD)
4. The Doctor's Wife (SD/HD) / Bigger on the Inside (SD/HD)
5. The Rebel Flesh (SD/HD) / Double Trouble (SD/HD)

BBC Radio 4 Extra:
Cobwebs - episodes two (until 24th May), three (25th May), four (26th May)
The Whispering Forest - episodes one (27th May), two (30th May)

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