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Doctor Who website videos are videos which appear on the main Doctor Who website. Videos on the site covered various topics including clips, trailers, interviews, documentaries and behind-the-scenes.

Initially video content was only available in RealPlayer format, however after the 2005 series it began to be made available Windows Media Video as well.[1] This was due to a visitor survey where the RealPlayer format was heavily criticised.[2]

Due to licensing, prior to 2010, most video-related items could not be accessed by non-UK visitors on the site.

2004

Episode related to Video Originally available
Series 1 pre-TX Set report - Filming begins, from BBC Wales Today 20 July 2004
Teaser Trailer - It's almost time..., from BBC One's Winter Highlights presentation 6 December 2004[3]

2005

Throughout the 2005 run, the website released a series of videos called Video Diaries.[4] Videos in this series are noted in brackets.

Episode related to Video Originally available
Series 1 pre-TX Teaser Trailer two - Who is this mysterious man? c. 8 March 2005
Teaser Trailer three - Just where is Rose?
Murray Gold - On making the theme
(Video Diaries, later renamed The Composer - Murray Gold)
Christopher Eccleston - Interview with the Doctor
(Video Diaries, later renamed Christopher Eccleston - Taking on the part)
Doctor Who Classic Clips - 50 broadband clips from the original series.
Doctor in the news - Chris and Billie interviews, from BBC Breakfast 9 March 2005[5][6]
Christopher Eccleston - At the Cardiff premiere
(Video Diaries, later renamed The Doctor - Christopher Eccleston)
14 March 2005[7][8]
The Producer - Phil Collinson. (Video Diaries) 18 March 2005[9]
Teaser Trailer four - The TARDIS escapes. c.18 March 2005
Confidential Trailer - 10 second trailer for Doctor Who Confidential.
Series Trailer - The Trip of a Lifetime trailer (50 second version) 22 March 2005[10]
The Script Editor - Helen Raynor. (Video Diaries) 24 March 2005[11]
The Big TV Chief - Lorraine Heggessey. (Video Diaries)
Classic series The Doctor Who Years: The Sixties - Classic tunes from B&W Doctor Who.
(This video was re-uploaded on 8 April 2005 with clearer captions added.[12])
Rose The Execs - Russell T Davies and Julie Gardner at the launch. (Video Diaries) 26 March 2005
The Composer: Incidental Music - Murray Gold again. (Video Diaries)
Episode One clip - It's a disguise...
CON: Bringing Back the Doctor - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The End of the World Episode Two trail
Blue Children - Thomas and Darius. (Video Diaries) 2 April 2005
A Monster's Life - Beneath the masks. (Video Diaries)
Video Editing: Dead Planet - John Richards destroys. (Video Diaries)
Video Editing: Cassandra - John Richards makes her up. (Video Diaries)
Video Editing: Jabe's Scanner - John Richards' rough cut. (Video Diaries)
Video Editing: Spiders - John Richards invents monsters. (Video Diaries)
Video Editing: Heat Death - John Richards fakes fans. (Video Diaries)
CON: Aliens: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The Unquiet Dead Episode Three trail 5 April 2005
Classic series The Doctor Who Years: The Seventies - Tom Baker rocks. 8 April 2005[13]
The Unquiet Dead Rose Tyler - Billie Piper. (Video Diaries) 9 April 2005
Writing for Zombies - Mark Gatiss. (Video Diaries)
The TARDIS - Russell T Davies is your guide. (Video Diaries)
CON: TARDIS Tales - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
Aliens of London Episode Four trail 12 April 2005
News 24 Report
Building Big Ben - Mike Tucker makes a model. (Video Diaries) 16 April 2005
Location Manager - Clive Evans finds wonders. (Video Diaries)
TARDIS Sounds - Paul Jefferies makes bells and whistles. (Video Diaries)
CON: I Get a Side-Kick Out of You - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
World War Three Episode Five trail 19 April 2005
News 24 Report
Monster Maker - Neil Gorton's alien creations (Video Diaries) 23 April 2005
Make-up - Davey Jones applies the blusher. (Video Diaries)
Big Bang 1 - Mike Tucker destroys more of London.
(Video Diaries, later renamed Blown Away then Blowing Up No. 10)
Big Bang 2 - Paul McFadden's sound effects.
(Video Diaries, later renamed Sounds of Destruction then Sound Effects)
CON: Why on Earth? - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
Dalek Episode Six trail
On Set - Nicholas Briggs films the filming. (Video Diaries) 30 April 2005
Dalek Design - Matt Savage's deadly drawings. (Video Diaries)
Dalek Voice - Tough talking from Nicholas Briggs. (Video Diaries)
Dalek Writer - Robert Shearman writer of Dalek. (Video Diaries)
Dalek Builder - Mike Tucker creates a monster. (Video Diaries)
Dalek Sounds - Paul Jefferies creates a buzz. (Video Diaries)
CON: The Daleks - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The Long Game Episode Seven trail
Bruno Langley - Acting as Adam. (Video Diaries) 7 May 2005
Camera Assistant - Anna James. (Video Diaries)
Set Modeller - Ben Austin set model maker. (Video Diaries)
Making Jagrafess - Making a computer-generated monster. (Video Diaries)
CON: The Dark Side - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
Father's Day Episode Eight trail
The End of the World Euros Lyn - Directing the End of the World. (Video Diaries) c. 8 May 2005
The Unquiet Dead Euros Lyn - Directing the dead. (Video Diaries)
Father's Day Design Head - Edward Thomas draws Doctor Who. (Video Diaries) 14 May 2005
CGI Reapers - How the Mill made dragons. (Video Diaries)
Exec Producer - Julie Gardner (Video Diaries)
Writing the 80s - Paul Cornell (Video Diaries)
Monster Noise - Paul McFadden on sound design. (Video Diaries)
CON: Time Trouble - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The Empty Child Episode Nine trail
The Long Game Compositing - The Mill put the Jagrafess in the picture. (Video Diaries) c. 15 May 2005
Brighton Exhibition - The Fear Forecasters visit the Doctor Who Exhibition, Brighton Pier. 16 May 2005[14]
Classic series The Doctor Who Years: The Eighties - Doctor Who in the pop years.[15] 21 May 2005
The Empty Child Child's Play - Nancy's gang. (Video Diaries, later renamed Urchin Kids)
Costume Designer - Lucinda Wright. (Video Diaries)
James Hawes - Directing Billie and balloons. (Video Diaries)
Sound Man - Boom operator Damian Richardson. (Video Diaries)
Hot Air - Mike Tucker's balloon. (Video Diaries, later renamed Barrage Balloon)
Video Editor - John Richards. (Video Diaries)
CON: Special Effects - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The Doctor Dances Episode Ten trail
Physical Effects - Alex Gurucharri. (Video Diaries) 28 May 2005
Director - More from James Hawes. (Video Diaries)
Model Maker - Mike Tucker. (Video Diaries)
Lighting Doubles - Chris and Billie's stand-ins. (Video Diaries)
Constantine's Transformation - The Mill show us how. (Video Diaries)
CON: Weird Science - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
Boom Town Episode Eleven trail
John Barrowman - Dancing with Captain Jack. (Video Diaries) 4 June 2005
Graphics Designer - Jenny Bowers. (Video Diaries)
Cameramen - Martin Stephens and Mark Isaac. (Video Diaries)
Props Man - Surf's up for Mark Cordory. (Video Diaries)
CON: Unsung Heroes and Violent Death - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
Bad Wolf Episode Twelve trail
Joe Ahearne - Directing droids and Daleks. (Video Diaries) 11 June 2005
On Set - Nick Briggs' camcorder footage. (Video Diaries)
CGI Effects - The Mill reveal their secrets. (Video Diaries)
Assistant Directors - Dan Mumford and Steffan Morris. (Video Diaries)
Brand Manager - Ian Grutchfield. (Video Diaries)
Props Van - Phill Shellard's guns and gizmos. (Video Diaries)
CON: The World of Who - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The Parting of the Ways Episode Thirteen trail
Five Days To Go... - The Parting of the Ways countdown. 13 June 2005
Four Days To Go... - The Parting of the Ways countdown. 14 June 2005
Three Days To Go... - The Parting of the Ways countdown. 15 June 2005
Series 2 pre-TX Season Two directors - Phil Collinson reveals who's behind the cameras.[16]
The Parting of the Ways Two Days To Go... - The Parting of the Ways countdown. 16 June 2005
One Day To Go... - The Parting of the Ways countdown. 17 June 2005
Joe Ahearne - Directing the season finalé. (Video Diaries) 18 June 2005
On Set For The End - Nicholas Briggs' camcorder footage. (Video Diaries)
Emperor Dalek - Building the god of all Daleks. (Video Diaries)
Runner - Anna Evans. (Video Diaries)
Digital Daleks - CGI creatures. (Video Diaries)
Dalek Voice II - More from Nicholas Briggs. (Video Diaries)
CON: The Last Battle - Full TV episode; 15 minute Cut Down version.
The Regeneration - "I'd just like to say you were fantastic" 21 June 2005
Confidential's 2005 Highlights - Set to Run, by Snow Patrol.
Christmas Countdown - Series One highlights trailer.
Dalek Joe Ahearne - Directing Dalek. (Video Diaries) 24 June 2005[17]
Father's Day Joe Ahearne - Directing Father's Day. (Video Diaries)
Boom Town Joe Ahearne - Directing Boom Town. (Video Diaries)
The Parting of the Ways Will Cohen - The Mill's main man. (Video Diaries)
Series 2 pre-TX Series 2 set report - Meet David Tennant, from BBC Wales Today 1 August 2005[18]
Children in Need Special - Full TV episode; only available for seven days after broadcast. 18 November-25 November 2005
DVD Billie's excited commentary - Short excerpt of a commentary on the Complete First Series DVD boxset. 21 November 2005[19]
Doctor Who Confidential - Short excerpt of CON: Backstage at Christmas on the Complete First Series DVD boxset.
The Christmas Invasion Christmas Teaser 1 - Something's coming... 2 December 2005
Christmas Teaser 2 - Something's coming... 11 December 2005
The Christmas Invasion Trailer - No sign of the Doctor?.
Made in Wales - A special promotional video highlighting the fact that over 70% of the people working on the show are Welsh. 16 December 2005[20]
David Tennant Interview - The Doctor speaks.† 25 December 2005
Camille Coduri Interview - Rose's mum, Jackie Tyler.†
Noel Clarke Interview - Joyeux Noel, being Mickey Smith.†
Killer Tree - Filming the Christmas tree.
Penelope Wilton - Being Harriet.
Filming The Sword Fight - Behind the scenes with the fight co-ordinator.
James Hawes - Director.
2006 Preview - A taste of things to come.†

†On 26 January 2006 the website began trialling video downloads for phones and media players. The four test videos came from The Christmas Invasion and were available to download in Windows Media (.wmv), 3G (.3gp) and MPEG4 (.m4v) formats.[21]

2006

Episode related to Video Originally available
The Christmas Invasion GAME: Attack of the Graske - The interactive Doctor Who episode from BBCi.
(This video was on the games page of the website.)
18 January 2006
Series 2 pre-TX New Series Trailer - Think you've seen it all?[22] 1 April 2006
New Earth WC: Tardisode 1[23]
Shaft! - Filming in the shaft. 15 April 2006
Making-Up Chip - Transforming Sean Gallagher.
Tooth and Claw Tooth and Claw Trailer
WC: Tardisode 2
Wolf Man - Meet the stand-in werewolf. 22 April 2006
Queen Victoria - Pauline Collins, gun runner.
School Reunion School Reunion Trailer
WC: Tardisode 3
Elisabeth Sladen Interview - Sarah Jane Smith speaks, from BBC Norfolk. 28 April 2006[24]
K9 - Walkies! - Colin the dog handler. 29 April 2006
Anthony Head - Chief bat speaks.
The Girl in the Fireplace The Girl In The Fireplace Trailer
WC: Tardisode 4
Madame Du Pompadour - Sophia Myles on frocks and Docs. 6 May 2006
Clockwork Men - See what makes them tick.
Louise Page - Dressing the Doctor.
Eye Spy! - Here's looking at you.
Horse Play - Meet Bolero, a.k.a. Arthur.
Rise of the Cybermen Rise of the Cybermen Trailer
WC: Tardisode 5
I Am A Cyberman - Paul Kasey. 13 May 2006
The Age of Steel WC: Tardisode 6
Cyber Gethin - Blue Peter presenter's day on set. 15 May 2006[25]
Andrew Hayden-Smith - On being Jake. 20 May 2006
Cyber Choreographer - Ailsa Berk.
Production Manager - Jonathan Allison from the Art Department.
The Idiot's Lantern The Idiot's Lantern Trailer
WC: Tardisode 7
Location Manager - Gareth Lloyd. 27 May 2007
Period Props - Paul Aitkin.
Art Direction - James North.
The Impossible Planet The Impossible Planet Trailer
WC: Tardisode 8
Production Runners - Tim and Sarah keep the show going. 3 June 2006
Video Editor - Mike Jones on making it scary.
The Satan Pit WC: Tardisode 9
Storyboard Artist - Richard Shaun Williams sketches. 10 June 2006
2nd Assistant Director - Find out what Steffan Morris does.
Lighting Gaffer - Mark Hutchings lights the darkness.
Love & Monsters Love & Monsters Trailer
WC: Tardisode 10
Blue Peter Feature - Blue Peter competition winner encounters his creation. 14 June 2006[26]
Peter Kay - The Abzorbaloff speaks. 17 June 2006
Concept Artist - Peter McKinstry.
Fear Her Fear Her Trailer
WC: Tardisode 11
Director of Photography - Rory Taylor. 24 June 2006
Art Director - Lee Gammon.
Army of Ghosts Army of Ghosts Trailer
WC: Tardisode 12
Prop Master - Stuart Woodisse. 1 July 2006
Special Effects Technician - Charlie Bluett. (also called Cyber Suit.)
Doomsday Doomsday Trailer
WC: Tardisode 13
Doomsday Teaser 1 2 July 2006
Doomsday Teaser 2 3 July 2006
Doomsday Teaser 3 4 July 2006
Doomsday Teaser 4 5 July 2006
Doomsday Teaser 5 6 July 2006
Doomsday Teaser 6 7 July 2006
Production Designer - Edward Thomas 8 July 2006

2007

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2008

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2009

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2010

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See also

External links

Footnotes

  1. Windows Media: Doctor Who Years. bbc.co.uk (6 July 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  2. Website survey results. bbc.co.uk (6 July 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  3. New Series Teaser. bbc.co.uk (6 December 2004). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  4. The Making of Doctor Who. bbc.co.uk (7 April 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  5. New series launch. bbc.co.uk (9 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  6. Doctor Who arrives in the 21st Century. bbc.co.uk (9 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  7. Eccleston interview. bbc.co.uk (14 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  8. New series media player. bbc.co.uk (23 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  9. Phil Collinson. bbc.co.uk (18 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  10. New series trailers. bbc.co.uk (17 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  11. Media player updated. bbc.co.uk (24 March 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  12. Sixties revamped. bbc.co.uk (8 April 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  13. The Seventies. bbc.co.uk (8 April 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  14. Video: Brighton Exhibition. bbc.co.uk (16 May 2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  15. Who Years: The Eighties. bbc.co.uk (21 May 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  16. Season Two directors. bbc.co.uk (15 June 2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  17. Bonus features. bbc.co.uk (24 June 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  18. Watch Tennant. bbc.co.uk (1 August 2005). Retrieved on 16 January 2019.
  19. 2005 DVD Boxset. bbc.co.uk (21 November 2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  20. Made in Wales. bbc.co.uk (16 December 2005). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  21. Video take-away. bbc.co.uk (26 January 2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  22. New series trailer. bbc.co.uk (1 April 2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  23. TARDISODES. bbc.co.uk (1 April 2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  24. Doctor Who: Elisabeth Sladen talks. bbc.co.uk (28 April 2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  25. Cybermen: behind the mask. bbc.co.uk (15 May 2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
  26. Meet the Abzorbaloff. bbc.co.uk (14 June 2006). Retrieved on 17 January 2019.
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