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Doctor Who: Lockdown! (also styled Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN!, and originally titled Who at Home^[1]) was a project founded by Emily Cook from Doctor Who Magazine who proposed the idea to Doctor Who fans as a simulcast watch-along of the show's 50th Anniversary, The Day of the Doctor, worldwide as a way to pass the time in self-isolation due to worldwide outbreak of COVID-19. The story was shown on 21 March 2020. She added that if the concept gained enough popularity, she would arrange more watch-alongs.^[2]

For the first watch-along, Steven Moffat penned a short introductory skit, Strax Saves the Day, which was released on Twitter. The home-produced video starred Dan Starkey as Strax, represented on screen with a stuffed toy of the character, and featured the voice of Neve McIntosh as Vastra.

For the second watch-along Russell T Davies released a previously withheld prequel short story, Doctor Who and the Time War, which was released onto the Doctor Who website and depicted an alternate account to the Eighth Doctor's involvement in the Last Great Time War and the Ninth Doctor's origins, and a sequel audio story, Revenge of the Nestene, which was released onto YouTube and depicted the aftermath of the Nestene Consciousness's defeat at the hand of the Ninth Doctor.

Such releases continued with each new watchalong, bringing together established DWU writers, actors and/or characters in a variety of new original content, released alongside each instalment of this event. DWM 554 dubbed the impromptu series "the unexpected ‘Lockdown Season’ of Doctor Who in 2020" in an article penned by Steve O'Brien — although the article concerned itself only with the webcast releases, failing to document Dalek alternative script extract and How The Monk Got His Habit, it did include the non-narrative webcast Lockdown Long Song | Choir-Only Version.

"Doctor Who: Lockdown!" was originally conceived of by Emily Cook as an "umbrella term for online Tweetalongs, where fans could revisit old episodes together, alongside some of the people who wrote, made and starred in them". (REF: The Lockdown Season) Indeed, many tweetalongs with no official connection to the BBC or other right-holders were organised, beginning as a The Five Doctors watchalong (with the hashtag #GameofRassilon) organised by Ellie Collins ("TardisMonkey") was promoted by Emily Cook but was not directly part of the Lockdown! line, and also saw a small scene with Paul Jerricho as the Castellan being filmed and released for the event.^[3] Other watchalongs promoted by Emily Cook included The Three Doctors, organised by Ellie Collins^{[source needed]}, (which had two short spoofs starring Jon Culshaw and Katy Manning) and The War Games, organised by Pip Madeley^{[source needed]}. Radio Times organised Torchwood simulcasts with John Barrowman tweeting along^[4]^[5] and Billie-Adora ("Transgirlbillie") organised watchalongs of Class.^[6] Big Finish organised a livestream of The Chimes of Midnight (with the hashtag #PlumPudding) with Paul McGann tweeting along.^[7] Nor were the tweetalongs the only occasion for the release of new webcast Doctor Who content, with Russell T Davies or even the BBC itself releasing new webcasts not connected with a particular watchalong in an effort to spread awareness of various facets of the crisis.

Watchalongs

#	Episode	Hashtag	Featured commentary	Date and occasion
1	The Day of the Doctor	#SaveTheDay	Steven Moffat	21 March 2020
2	Rose	#TripofaLifetime	Russell T Davies Mark Benton	26 March 2020 15th Anniversary
3	Vincent and the Doctor	#TheUltimateGinger	Richard Curtis Matt Smith Tony Curran Karen Gillan Emma Freud	30 March 2020 Van Gogh's birthday
4	The Eleventh Hour	#FishCustard	Steven Moffat Matt Smith Karen Gillan Arthur Darvill Adam Smith	3 April 2020 10th Anniversary
5	The Doctor's Wife	#BiggerOnTheInside	Neil Gaiman Richard Clark Michael Sheen	11 April 2020
6	Heaven Sent	#HellOfABird	Steven Moffat Rachel Talalay Jami Reid-Quarrell	14 April 2020 Peter Capaldi's birthday
7	The Stolen Earth / Journey's End	#SubwaveNetwork	David Tennant Catherine Tate Freema Agyeman John Barrowman Noel Clarke Russell T Davies Graeme Harper Nicholas Briggs Nicholas Pegg Barnaby Edwards Georgia Moffett	19 April 2020 Anniversary of Elisabeth Sladen's death
8	Human Nature / The Family of Blood	#DoctorOfMine	Paul Cornell Charles Palmer Lor Wilson	24 April 2020
9	Dalek	#TheMetaltron	Robert Shearman Nicholas Briggs Barnaby Edwards	30 April 2020 15th Anniversary
10	The Girl in the Fireplace	#Clockdown	Steven Moffat Russell T Davies Sophia Myles	6 May 2020 14th Anniversary
11	The Zygon Invasion / The Zygon Inversion	#TruthOrConsequences	Peter Harness Ingrid Oliver	10 May 2020
12	The Fires of Pompeii	#VolcanoDay	James Moran Tracey Childs Francesca Fowler Francois Pandolfo	17 May 2020
13	Listen	#FearIsASuperpower	Steven Moffat Douglas Mackinnon	20 May 2020
14	An Adventure in Space and Time	#London1963	Mark Gatiss Sacha Dhawan	23 May 2020 "Half-birthday" of Doctor Who
15	The Rings of Akhaten	#FestivalOfOfferings	Murray Gold Farren Blackburn Millennium FX	26 May 2020
16	The End of the World	#BurnBabyBurn	Russell T Davies	30 May 2020
16	New Earth / Gridlock	#NewNewYork	Russell T Davies Anna Hope	30 May 2020
17	Silence in the Library / Forest of the Dead	#HelloSweetie	Emily Cook	31 May 2020
18	World Enough and Time / The Doctor Falls	#BlackHolesAndRevelations	Steven Moffat Matt Lucas Pearl Mackie Rachel Talalay	6 June (Cancelled) 2020

Associated releases

Several new short stories and webcasts were released to tie into the watchalongs, or the COVID-19 pandemic in general, some of them on a dedicated Doctor Who: Lockdown YouTube channel.

Stories

#	Title	Featuring	Tweetalong	Author	Release date
1	Strax Saves the Day	Strax, Vastra	The Day of the Doctor	Steven Moffat	21 March 2020
2	Things She Thought While Falling	Thirteenth Doctor	N/A	Chris Chibnall	25 March 2020
3	Message from the Doctor	Thirteenth Doctor	N/A	Chris Chibnall	25 March 2020
4	Doctor Who and the Time War	Eighth Doctor, Ninth Doctor	Rose	Russell T Davies	26 March 2020
5	Revenge of the Nestene	Nestene Consciousness	Rose
6	Incoming Message	Yvonne Hartman	N/A
7	Press Play	Thirteenth Doctor, Susan	N/A	Pete McTighe	1 April 2020
8	Breaking Isolation	Daleks	N/A	Russell T Davies	2 April 2020
9	The Raggedy Doctor by Amelia Pond	Amelia Pond	The Eleventh Hour	Steven Moffat	3 April 2020
10	The Terror of the Umpty Ums	The Doctor	N/A	Steven Moffat	7 April 2020
11	United we stand, 2m apart	Thirteenth Doctor	N/A	Chris Chibnall	8 April 2020
12	Rory's Story	Rory, Amy	The Doctor's Wife	Neil Gaiman	11 April 2020
13	The Shadow Passes	Thirteenth Doctor, Yaz, Ryan, Graham	N/A	Paul Cornell	15 April 2020
14	Farewell, Sarah Jane	Jo, Ace, Gita, Luke, Clyde, Rani, Mr Smith	The Stolen Earth/Journey's End	Russell T Davies	19 April 2020
15	The Simple Things	Thirteenth Doctor, Graham, Yaz, Ryan	N/A	Joy Wilkinson	22 April 2020
16	Shadow of a Doubt	Bernice Summerfield, Daughter of Mine	Human Nature/The Family of Blood	Paul Cornell	24 April 2020
17	The Shadow in the Mirror	Thirteenth Doctor, Daughter of Mine	Human Nature/The Family of Blood	Paul Cornell	24 April 2020
19	Sven and the Scarf	Sven	Dalek	Andrew Ireland	30 April 2020
20	Dalek alternative script extract	Ninth Doctor, Rose	Dalek	Robert Shearman	30 April 2020
21	Pompadour	SS Madame de Pompadour	The Girl in the Fireplace	Steven Moffat	6 May 2020
22	The Zygon Isolation	Osgood, Osgood	The Zygon Invasion/The Zygon Inversion	Peter Harness	10 May 2020
23	How The Monk Got His Habit	The Monk	The Zygon Invasion/The Zygon Inversion	Peter Harness	11 May 2020
24	The Descendants of Pompeii	Lobus Caecilius's descendants	The Fires of Pompeii	James Moran	17 May 2020
25	Listen	Twelfth Doctor	Listen	Steven Moffat	20 May 2020
26	Fear Is a Superpower	Danny Pink, Clara	Listen	James Peaty	20 May 2020
27	Doctors Assemble!	The Doctors	An Adventure in Space and Time	James Goss	23 May 2020
28	The Secret of Novice Hame	Hame, Tenth Doctor	New Earth/Gridlock	Russell T Davies	30 May 2020
29	The Best of Days	Bill, Nardole	World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls	Steven Moffat	7 June 2020

Documentary features

#	Title	Subject	Released by	Release date
1	Vincent and the Doctor's Gallery	A collection of fan art	YouTube	30 March 2020
2	BBC News \| Friday 3 April 2020	Doctor Who: Lockdown!	BBC News; YouTube	3 April 2020
3	The Long Song: Fan Cover \| How To Get Involved...	#LockdownLongSong	YouTube	14 April 2020
4	Tests for the Mechanism of Heaven Sent's Confession Dial	Early screen tests for Heaven Sent
5	Heaven Sent Previsualizations	Early screen tests for Heaven Sent
6	The Doctors Say Thank You	Thanking the NHS		25 April 2020
7	An A-Z of Impressions with Jon Culshaw!	Jon Culshaw's impressions		19 May 2020
8	Lockdown Long Song \| Choir-Only Version	The Long Song		26 May 2020
9	Doctor Who: Lockdown! \| Tweetalong Trailers Mega Mix	Doctor Who: Lockdown! Tweetalongs		8 June 2020
10	Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN \| Lockdown Long Song (with the Doctor's Rings of Akhaten Speech)	The Long Song		12 June 2020

Doctor Who: Blackout

Originally, the episodes World Enough and Time and The Doctor Falls were scheduled to be shown as the 'finale' of the watchalongs. However, due to events concerning the death of George Floyd, they were pulled due to their content being considered by the fanbase to be badly timed. In their place, fans used the hashtag #DoctorWhoBlackout while watching The Ghost Monument, The Haunting of Villa Diodati, Thin Ice, and Knock Knock. Although the event was not officially organised, it did receive some support from organisers of Lockdown.

Footnotes

[1] Emily Cook's twitter

[2] Doctor Who fans plan special The Day of the Doctor rewatch to beat the self-isolation blues

[3] Emily Cook on Twitter

[4] How to join John Barrowman for our Torchwood watch-along simulcast

[5] Torchwood: Join John Barrowman and special guests for a rewatch of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang

[6] First Class watchalong trailer on Twitter

[7] Doctor Who - The Chimes of Midnight listening party!

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 '''''Doctor Who: Lockdown!''''' (also styled '''''Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN!''''', and originally titled '''''Who at Home'''''<ref>[https://twitter.com/Emily_Rosina/status/1244162833933352960?s=19 Emily Cook's twitter]</ref>) was a project founded by [[Emily Cook]] from ''[[Doctor Who Magazine]]'' who proposed the idea to ''[[Doctor Who]]'' fans as a simulcast watch-along of the show's 50th Anniversary, ''[[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|The Day of the Doctor]]'', worldwide as a way to pass the time in self-isolation due to worldwide outbreak of [[COVID-19]]. The story was shown on [[21 March (releases)|21 March]] [[2020 (releases)|2020]]. She added that if the concept gained enough popularity, she would arrange more watch-alongs.<ref>[https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-03-18/doctor-who-rewatch-50th-anniversary/ Doctor Who fans plan special The Day of the Doctor rewatch to beat the self-isolation blues]</ref>
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 For the second watch-along [[Russell T Davies]] released a previously withheld prequel short story, ''[[Doctor Who and the Time War (short story)|Doctor Who and the Time War]]'', which was released onto the [[Doctor Who website|''Doctor Who'' website]] and depicted an alternate account to the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s involvement in the [[Last Great Time War]] and the [[Ninth Doctor]]'s origins, and a sequel audio story, ''[[Revenge of the Nestene (short story)|Revenge of the Nestene]]'', which was released onto [[YouTube]] and depicted the aftermath of the [[Nestene Consciousness]]'s defeat at the hand of the Ninth Doctor.
-Such releases continued with each new watchalong, bringing together established [[DWU]] writers, actors and/or characters in a variety of new original content, released alongside each instalment of this event.
+Such releases continued with each new watchalong, bringing together established [[DWU]] writers, actors and/or characters in a variety of new original content, released alongside each instalment of this event. [[DWM 554]] dubbed the impromptu series "the unexpected ‘Lockdown Season’ of Doctor Who in 2020" in an article penned by [[Steve O'Brien]] — although the article concerned itself only with the webcast releases, failing to document ''[[Dalek alternative script extract (short story)|Dalek alternative script extract]]'' and ''[[How The Monk Got His Habit (short story)|How The Monk Got His Habit]]'', it did include the non-narrative webcast ''[[Lockdown Long Song - Choir-Only Version (documentary)|Lockdown Long Song | Choir-Only Version]]''.
-''Doctor Who: Lockdown!'' was only the hub{{disputed}} of several varyingly-official watchalong projects on Twitter at the time. A ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' watchalong (with the hashtag #GameofRassilon) organised by [[Ellie Collins]] ("TardisMonkey") was promoted by [[Emily Cook]] but was not directly part of the ''Lockdown!'' line, and also saw [[The Castellan has returned and has brought a message from Gallifrey! (webcast)|a small scene]] with [[Paul Jerricho]] as the [[Jerricho|Castellan]] being filmed and released for the event.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Emily_Rosina/status/1253760377038438400 Emily Cook on Twitter]</ref> Other watchalongs promoted by Emily Cook included ''The Three Doctors'', organised by Ellie Collins{{fact}}, (which had two short spoofs starring Jon Culshaw and Katy Manning), ''The Tomb of the Cybermen'', organised by "BiblicalComix"{{fact}}, and ''The War Games'', organised by Pip Madeley{{fact}}. [[Radio Times]] organised ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]'' simulcasts with [[John Barrowman]] tweeting along.<ref>[https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-03-31/torchwood-captain-jack-harkness-watchalong/ ''How to join John Barrowman for our Torchwood watch-along simulcast'']</ref><ref>''[https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-04-11/torchwood-kiss-kiss-bang-bang-rewatch/ Torchwood: Join John Barrowman and special guests for a rewatch of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]''</ref> Big Finish organised a livestream of ''[[The Chimes of Midnight (audio story)|The Chimes of Midnight]]'' (with the hashtag #PlumPudding) with [[Paul McGann]] tweeting along.<ref>[https://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/doctor-who-the-chimes-of-midnight-listening-party Doctor Who - The Chimes of Midnight listening party!]</ref> Nor were the tweetalongs the only occasion for the release of new webcast ''Doctor Who'' content, with [[Russell T Davies]] or even [[United we stand, 2m apart (webcast)|the BBC itself]] releasing new webcasts not connected with a particular watchalong in an effort to spread awareness of various facets of the crisis.
+"''Doctor Who: Lockdown!''" was originally conceived of by [[Emily Cook]] as an "umbrella term for online Tweetalongs, where fans could revisit old episodes together, alongside some of the people who wrote, made and starred in them". ([[REF]]: [[DWM 554|''The Lockdown Season'']]) Indeed, many tweetalongs with no official connection to the BBC or other right-holders were organised, beginning as a ''[[The Five Doctors (TV story)|The Five Doctors]]'' watchalong (with the hashtag #GameofRassilon) organised by [[Ellie Collins]] ("TardisMonkey") was promoted by [[Emily Cook]] but was not directly part of the ''Lockdown!'' line, and also saw [[The Castellan has returned and has brought a message from Gallifrey! (webcast)|a small scene]] with [[Paul Jerricho]] as the [[Jerricho|Castellan]] being filmed and released for the event.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Emily_Rosina/status/1253760377038438400 Emily Cook on Twitter]</ref> Other watchalongs promoted by Emily Cook included ''The Three Doctors'', organised by Ellie Collins{{fact}}, (which had two short spoofs starring Jon Culshaw and Katy Manning) and ''The War Games'', organised by Pip Madeley{{fact}}. [[Radio Times]] organised ''[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]'' simulcasts with [[John Barrowman]] tweeting along<ref>[https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-03-31/torchwood-captain-jack-harkness-watchalong/ ''How to join John Barrowman for our Torchwood watch-along simulcast'']</ref><ref>''[https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2020-04-11/torchwood-kiss-kiss-bang-bang-rewatch/ Torchwood: Join John Barrowman and special guests for a rewatch of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang]''</ref> and Billie-Adora ("Transgirlbillie") organised watchalongs of ''[[Class (TV series)|Class]]''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Transgirlbillie/status/1242350093526798339?s=20 First Class watchalong trailer on Twitter]</ref> Big Finish organised a livestream of ''[[The Chimes of Midnight (audio story)|The Chimes of Midnight]]'' (with the hashtag #PlumPudding) with [[Paul McGann]] tweeting along.<ref>[https://www.bigfinish.com/news/v/doctor-who-the-chimes-of-midnight-listening-party Doctor Who - The Chimes of Midnight listening party!]</ref> Nor were the tweetalongs the only occasion for the release of new webcast ''Doctor Who'' content, with [[Russell T Davies]] or even [[United we stand, 2m apart (webcast)|the BBC itself]] releasing new webcasts not connected with a particular watchalong in an effort to spread awareness of various facets of the crisis.
 == Watchalongs ==
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 |''[[The Stolen Earth (TV story)|The Stolen Earth]]'' / ''[[Journey's End (TV story)|Journey's End]]''
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-|{{il|[[David Tennant]]|[[Catherine Tate]]|[[Freema Agyeman]]|[[John Barrowman]]|[[Noel Clarke]]|Russell T Davies|[[Graeme Harper]]|[[Nicholas Briggs]]|[[Nicholas Pegg]]|[[Barnaby Edwards (actor)|Barnaby Edwards]]}}
+|{{il|[[David Tennant]]|[[Catherine Tate]]|[[Freema Agyeman]]|[[John Barrowman]]|[[Noel Clarke]]|Russell T Davies|[[Graeme Harper]]|[[Nicholas Briggs]]|[[Nicholas Pegg]]|[[Barnaby Edwards (actor)|Barnaby Edwards]]|[[Georgia Moffett]]}}
 |{{il|[[19 April (releases)|19 April]] 2020|Anniversary of [[Elisabeth Sladen]]'s death}}
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+|''[[An Adventure in Space and Time (TV story)|An Adventure in Space and Time]]''
+|#London1963
+|{{il|[[Mark Gatiss]]|[[Sacha Dhawan]]}}
+|{{il|[[23 May (releases)|23 May]] 2020|"Half-birthday" of Doctor Who}}
+|-
+|15
 |''[[The Rings of Akhaten (TV story)|The Rings of Akhaten]]''
 |#FestivalOfOfferings
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 |[[26 May (releases)|26 May]] 2020
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+|rowspan=2|16
-|15
+|''[[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]]''
+|#BurnBabyBurn
+|{{il|Russell T Davies}}
+|rowspan=2|[[30 May (releases)|30 May]] 2020
+|-
 |''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]'' / ''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]''
 |#NewNewYork
-|{{il|Russell T Davies}]
+|{{il|Russell T Davies|[[Anna Hope]]}}
+|-
-|[[30 May (releases)|30 May]] 2020
+|17
+|''[[Silence in the Library (TV story)|Silence in the Library]]'' / ''[[Forest of the Dead (TV story)|Forest of the Dead]]''
+|#HelloSweetie
+|{{il|Emily Cook}}
+|[[31 May (releases)|31 May]] 2020
+|-
+|18
+|''[[World Enough and Time (TV story)|World Enough and Time]]'' / ''[[The Doctor Falls (TV story)|The Doctor Falls]]''
+|#BlackHolesAndRevelations
+|{{il|Steven Moffat|[[Matt Lucas]]|[[Pearl Mackie]]|[[Rachel Talalay]]}}
+|[[6 June (releases)|6 June (Cancelled)]] 2020
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 |''[[The Terror of the Umpty Ums (short story)|The Terror of the Umpty Ums]]''
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+|[[The Doctor (The Thief of Sherwood)|The Doctor]]
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 |[[7 April (releases)|7 April]] 2020
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 |''[[The Shadow in the Mirror (webcast)|The Shadow in the Mirror]]''
 |Thirteenth Doctor, Daughter of Mine
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-|''[[The Castellan has returned and has brought a message from Gallifrey! (webcast)|The Castellan has returned and has brought a message from Gallifrey!]]''
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-|[[25 April (releases)|25 April]] 2020
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 |[[Danny Pink]], [[Clara Oswald|Clara]]
 |[[James Peaty]]
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+|27
+|''[[Doctors Assemble! (webcast)|Doctors Assemble!]]''
+|[[The Doctor]]s
+|''[[An Adventure in Space and Time (TV story)|An Adventure in Space and Time]]''
+|[[James Goss]]
+|[[23 May (releases)|23 May]] 2020
+|-
+|28
+|''[[The Secret of Novice Hame (webcast)|The Secret of Novice Hame]]''
+|[[Hame]], [[Tenth Doctor]]
+|''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]''/''[[Gridlock (TV story)|Gridlock]]''
+|[[Russell T Davies]]
+|[[30 May (releases)|30 May]] 2020
+|-
+|29
+|''[[The Best of Days (webcast)|The Best of Days]]''
+|[[Bill Potts|Bill]], [[Nardole]]
+|''[[World Enough and Time (TV story)|World Enough and Time]]''/''[[The Doctor Falls (TV story)|The Doctor Falls]]''
+|[[Steven Moffat]]
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+|''[[Vincent and the Doctor's Gallery (webcast)|Vincent and the Doctor's Gallery]]''
+|A collection of fan art
+|YouTube
+|[[30 March (releases)|30 March]] [[2020 (releases)|2020]]
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+|2
 |''[[BBC News - Friday 3 April 2020 (documentary)|BBC News | Friday 3 April 2020]]''
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 |''[[The Long Song: Fan Cover - How To Get Involved... (documentary)|The Long Song: Fan Cover | How To Get Involved...]]''
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+|4
 |''[[Tests for the Mechanism of Heaven Sent's Confession Dial (documentary)|Tests for the Mechanism of Heaven Sent's Confession Dial]]''
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 |''[[Heaven Sent Previsualizations (documentary)|Heaven Sent Previsualizations]]''
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+|6
 |''[[The Doctors Say Thank You]]''
 |Thanking the NHS
 |[[25 April (releases)|25 April]] 2020
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-|6
+|7
 |''[[An A-Z of Impressions with Jon Culshaw! (documentary)|An A-Z of Impressions with Jon Culshaw!]]''
 |[[Jon Culshaw]]'s impressions
 |[[19 May (releases)|19 May]] 2020
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+|8
+|''[[Lockdown Long Song - Choir-Only Version (documentary)|Lockdown Long Song | Choir-Only Version]]''
+|[[Long Song|The Long Song]]
+|[[26 May (releases)|26 May]] 2020
+|-
+|9
+|''[[Doctor Who: Lockdown! - Tweetalong Trailers Mega Mix|Doctor Who: Lockdown! | Tweetalong Trailers Mega Mix]]''
+|Doctor Who: Lockdown! Tweetalongs
+|[[8 June (releases)|8 June]] 2020
+|-
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+|''[[Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN - Lockdown Long Song (with the Doctor's Rings of Akhaten Speech)|Doctor Who: LOCKDOWN | Lockdown Long Song (with the Doctor's Rings of Akhaten Speech)]]''
+|The Long Song
+|[[12 June (releases)|12 June]] 2020
+|-
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+== Doctor Who: Blackout ==
+Originally, the episodes ''[[World Enough and Time (TV story)|World Enough and Time]] ''and ''[[The Doctor Falls (TV story)|The Doctor Falls]] ''were scheduled to be shown as the 'finale' of the watchalongs. However, due to events concerning the death of George Floyd, they were pulled due to their content being considered by the fanbase to be badly timed. In their place, fans used the hashtag #DoctorWhoBlackout while watching ''[[The Ghost Monument (TV story)|The Ghost Monument]], [[The Haunting of Villa Diodati (TV story)|The Haunting of Villa Diodati]], [[Thin Ice (TV story)|Thin Ice]], ''and ''[[Knock Knock (TV story)|Knock Knock]]. ''Although the event was not officially organised, it did receive some support from organisers of Lockdown.
 == Footnotes ==