From the Vaults: The Wilderness Years Part 1

Covering 1990-1992

Items in italics are audio-only

1990

Somewhere between 8th January and 18th May 1990: Open Air (Sylvester McCoy visits his former school) (BBC1) [15:09]
12th January 1990: Home to Roost 4.5 High Noon (toy TARDIS) (ITV) [4:12]
24th February 1990: Pledge Break (Sophie Aldred) (The Keeper of Traken omnibus) (NJN, USA) [1:57]
1st March 1990: The Man From Auntie 1.3 (swing bin compared to TARDIS) (BBC) [0:38]
Somewhere between 3rd and 24th March 1990: Pledge Break #1 (Sophie Aldred) ([Battlefield-Survival] omnibus) (NJN, USA) [0:42]

Somewhere between 3rd and 24th March 1990: Pledge Break #2 (Sophie Aldred) ([Battlefield-Survival] omnibus) (NJN, USA) [0:46]
5th March 1990: Inspiral Carpets – This Is How It Feels (Dalek photo) (music video) [3:19]
5th March 1990: Plunder 1.1 Edwina Currie MP (remembering The Daleks) (BBC2) [2:58]
8th March 1990: Open Air (Windmill Road film library; The Daleks 7 film can) [15:30]

9th March 1990: Pledge Break (The Robots of Death omnibus) (WNIT, USA) [31:38]
9th March 1990: The Ribos Operation omnibus continuity (WTTW, USA) [0:10]
17th March 1990: Pledge Break (Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred) (The Making of Doctor Who & Logopolis omnibus) (MPT, USA) [1:15:48]
21st March 1990: Wogan (Frazer Hines) (BBC1) [9:04]

22nd March 1990: A Bit of Fry and Laurie 2.3 (mystery object from Doctor Who) (BBC2) [1:05]
24th March 1990: Battlefield omnibus continuity (KVIE, USA) [1:21]
Somewhere between 26th March and 1st December 1990: Classic Title Sequences inc Doctor Who (BSB) [1:27]
Somewhere between 26th March and 1st December 1990: Up Yer News (Doctor Who sketch) (BSB Galaxy) [2:08]

Somewhere between 26th and 31st March 1990: Doctor Who teaser trailer #1 (clips from An Unearthly Child & The Daleks) (BSB Galaxy) [0:21]*
Somewhere between 26th and 31st March 1990: Doctor Who teaser trailer #2 (clips from The Daleks & The Dalek Invasion of Earth) (BSB Galaxy) [0:37]
Somewhere between 1st April and 1st December 1990: Doctor Who on Galaxy Club trailer #1 (BSB Galaxy) [0:31]
Somewhere between 1st April and 1st December 1990: Doctor Who on Galaxy Club trailer #2 (BSB Galaxy) [0:45]

* Trailers for the weekly broadcasts as part of Galaxy Club (1st April – 1st December 1990), rather than the better-known Doctor Who Weekend.

April 1990: The James Whale Radio Show (Doctor Who square CD) (ITV) [1:21]*
30th June 1990: Ghost Light 3 continuity (technical fault) (YTV, Canada) [0:39]
27th April 1990: Destiny of the Daleks omnibus continuity (WTTW, USA) [1:44]
Somewhere between 29th April and 1st December 1990: [The Daleks or The Dalek Invasion of Earth] episode continuity (BSB Galaxy) [0:07]***

* Actually a TV show. The square CD was released in April 1990 according to Record Collector.

*** From the weekly broadcasts as part of Galaxy Club. We don’t know if this is from The Daleks (29th April – 16th June), The Dalek Invasion of Earth (17th June – 29th July) or the second run of The Daleks (4th November – 1st December).

Somewhere between May and October 1990: Sylvester McCoy at Gateshead Garden Festival, Tyne and Wear (amateur footage) [12:06]
2nd May 1990: Round The Bend 3.5 (Doctor Who gag) (ITV) [0:40]
7th May 1990: This Is Your Life: Ken Dodd (Bonnie Langford enters in TARDIS) (ITV) [1:23]
10th or 15th May 1990: Backchat (fans complain about The Pirate Planet 3 being skipped) (ABC, Australia) [2:53]*

* The report erroneously states that the skipped episode was City of Death 3

11th May 1990: The Creature from the Pit omnibus continuity (WTTW, USA) [1:23]
Somewhere between 21st and 25th May 1990: Midday Australia (Katy Manning, Barry Crocker) (9, Australia) [6:28]
27th May 1990: Dr. Who & The Daleks continuity (YTV, Canada) [0:48]
31st May – 1st June 1990: Frontier in Space 4-5 continuities [outros 4 (Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. promo), 5 (Survival 2 promo)] (YTV, Canada) [0:25]

June 1990: 31 West (Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner) (BSB Galaxy) [16:50]
June 1990: Good Morning Britain (Sylvester McCoy) (ITV) [8:56]
Somewhere between June and September 1990: Pledge Break (Friends of Doctor Who fan club) (WCET, USA) [26:24]
2nd June 1990: Pledge Break (The Invisible Enemy omnibus) (WTVS, USA) [7:54]

8th June 1990: Midday Australia (Katy Manning, Barry Crocker) (9, Australia) [10:24]
8th June 1990: Planet of the Daleks 5 continuity [outro (Survival 3 promo)] (YTV, Canada) [0:26]
21st June 1990: Fast Forward (Doctor Hewson sketches) (7, Australia) [8:26]
Somewhere between 21st June and 25th July 1990: [The Time Warrior-Planet of the Spiders] episode continuity (YTV, Canada) [0:23]

Somewhere between 26th July and 28th September 1990: [Robot-The Seeds of Doom] episode continuity (YTV, Canada) [0:08]
4th August 1990: The Ambassadors of Death 6-7 continuity (technical fault) (WLIW, USA) [1:43]
6th August 1990: Newsround (Bonhams’ Auction) (BBC1) [1:16]
16th August 1990: The Mike Smith Show: A Particular Passion (Jeremy Bentham, David J Howe, John Leeson) (BSB Now) [61:59]

September 1990: Heineken advert (TARDIS spoof) [0:21]
September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend & Comedy Weekend trailer (BSB Galaxy) [1:37]
September 1990: The Three Doctors trailer, Sunday 23rd September (BSB Galaxy) [0:18]
15th September 1990: Galaxy Club (John Nathan-Turner) (BSB Galaxy) [12:11]

A gallery of pages from BSB TV Month relating to the 31 Who Doctor Who weekend:

Elements of 31 Who have been used in The Three Doctors and The Curse of Fenric DVD/BD releases.

17th September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend trailer, 22nd September (BSB Galaxy) [2:12]
17th September 1990: 31 West (Verity Lambert) (BSB Galaxy) [6:11]
18th September 1990: 31 West (Waris Hussein) (BSB Galaxy) [6:36]
19th September 1990: 31 West (Unicon 90 convention) (BSB Galaxy) [7:23]

20th September 1990: 31 West (Doctor Who Weekend preview) (BSB Galaxy) [2:53]
20th September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend trailer, Saturday (BSB Galaxy) [1:21]
21st September 1990: 31 West (John Nathan-Turner) (BSB Galaxy) [7:04]
21st September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend trailer, tomorrow (BSB Galaxy) [1:37]

21st September 1990: The Dominators trailer, Sunday (BSB Galaxy) [0:28]
21st September 1990: The Three Doctors trailer, Sunday (BSB Galaxy) [0:30]
22nd September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend (31 Who segments – Saturday) (BSB Galaxy) [1:38:44]
22nd September 1990: Doctor Who’s Who’s Who (BSB edit) (BSB Galaxy) [52:41]

22nd September 1990: The Dominators trailer, tomorrow (BSB Galaxy) [0:29]
22nd September 1990: The Mind Robber trailer, tomorrow (BSB Galaxy) [0:28]
22nd September 1990: The Three Doctors trailer, tomorrow (BSB Galaxy) [0:30]
22nd September 1990: The Edge of Destruction repeat trailer #1 (BSB Galaxy) [0:21]

22nd September 1990: The Edge of Destruction repeat trailer #2 (BSB Galaxy) [0:12]
22nd September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend trailer, continues tomorrow (BSB Galaxy) [1:01]
23rd September 1990: Doctor Who Weekend (31 Who segments – Sunday) (BSB Galaxy) [1:14:01, of which 10:15 is on The Three Doctors BD/DVD (clips from both dates), and 5:13 on The Curse of Fenric BD/DVD]
23rd September 1990: The Edge of Destruction repeat trailer #3 (BSB Galaxy) [0:18]

23rd September 1990: The Dominators trailer, today (BSB Galaxy) [0:28]
23rd September 1990: The Mind Robber trailer, today (BSB Galaxy) [0:28]
23rd September 1990: The Three Doctors trailer, tonight (BSB Galaxy) [0:30]
Somewhere between 24th and 28th September 1990: 31 West (Doctor Who Weekend competition winners) (BBC Galaxy) [2:20]

Somewhere between 24th and 30th September 1990: Now Listen (fans call in about Doctor Who Weekend) (BSB Now) [6:30]
October 1990: This Morning (Jon Pertwee) (ITV) [9:52]
1st October 1990: Telly Addicts 6.5 (Bonnie Langford question) [0:10]
15th October 1990: Telly Addicts 6.7 (An Unearthly Child clip; K.9 and Company question) (BBC1) [1:15]

17th October 1990: The Mutants omnibus 2 continuity; closedown (WTTW, USA) [5:21]
22nd October 1990: Midlands Today (Panopticon X convention) (BBC1 Midlands) [4:10]
8th November 1990: One Foot in the Grave 2.5 Love and Death (Dalek gag and WOTAN) (BBC1) [1:49]
15th November 1990: Harry Enfield’s Television Programme 1.2 (Little Brother references Doctor Who) (BBC2) [2:10]
15th November 1990: One Foot in the Grave 2.6 Timeless Time (Doctor Who gag) (BBC1) [0:58]

19th November 1990: Telly Addicts 6.12 (The Three Doctors clip) (BBC1) [1:30]
21st November 1990: 21st November 1990: Search Out Science 2.5 Search Out Space (Sylvester McCoy as The Doctor, Sophie Aldred as Ace, John Leeson as K9) (BBC2) [19:21, on Survival DVD]
22nd November 1990: Harry Enfield’s Television Programme 1.3 (Little Brother impersonates Dalek) (BBC2) [0:11]
24th November 1990: The Mary Whitehouse Experience (Colin Baker suggested as replacement for Margaret Thatcher) (BBC Radio 1) [1:08]
27th November 1990: The Chronic Rift 1.16 Doctor Who (Public Access, NYC, USA) [29:15]

29th November 1990: Harry Enfield’s Television Programme 1.4 (Caroline John, Doctor Who gag) (BBC1) [01:28]
30th November 1990: Week Ending (sketch about fans protesting cancellation) (BBC Radio 4) [0:58, on Doctor Who at the BBC CD]
December 1990: Pledge Break (Mastercard spoof advert) (WKPC, USA) [0:23]
1st December 1990: Right to Reply (Richard Landen, fans protest cancelation) (Channel 4) [2:37]
4th December 1990: The Android Invasion omnibus continuity (WTTW, USA) [0:51]
24th December 1990: Cult Heroes: Doctor Who (BBC Radio 5) [29:26]

1991

1991: BBC Video Doctor Who & Blake’s 7 advert [0:41]
1991: Finnegans Hammerite advert with police box in junkyard [0:32]
1991: Rapido (The KLF discuss Doctorin’ the Tardis) (BBC2) [5:14]
13th January 1991: Underworld omnibus continuity (Robots of Death & Pyramids of Mars VHS advert) (WTTW, USA) [0:21]

25th January 1991: The Movie Show (Last of the Time Lords movie) (Sky Movie Channel) [4:24]
2nd March 1991: The James Whale Radio Show 6.6 Cult Shows (Doctor Who fans) (ITV) [4:38]
2nd March 1991: The Paul Daniels Magic Show (Jon Pertwee) (BBC1) [5:12]
16th March 1991: Pledge Break (Horror of Fang Rock omnibus) (WVIZ, USA) [9:32]

19th March 1991: Red Dwarf 5.5 Demons & Angels (TARDIS) (BBC2) [0:25]
29th March 1991: Live and Sweaty 1.2 (Katy Manning, Barry Crocker) (ABC, Australia) [9:07]
30th March 1991: In Sydney Today (Katy Manning) (9, Sydney, Australia) [10:13]
18th April 1991: Blue Peter (Bonhams’ Auction) (BBC1) [9:35]

Somewhere between 29th April – 3rd May 1991: Gloria Live (Jon Pertwee, Mat Irvine, Bonhams’ Auction) (BBC1) [15:58]
April or May 1991: This Morning (Bonhams’ Auction) (ITV) [4:20]
April or May 1991: 11am (Bonhams’ Auction) (7, Australia) [2:22]
6th May 1991: But First This (Sophie Aldred, Bonhams’ Auction) (BBC1) [5:21]

1st May 1991: Palace Hill 3.3: Lost in Spaces (Doctor Who gag) (ITV) [0:21]
11th May 1991: Sky News (Bonhams’ Auction) (Sky) [3:01]
Sometime after 11th May 1991: Planet Video (Bonhams’ Auction) [3:33]*
Somewhere between 29th May and 19th June 1991: A Way With Numbers (Sylvester McCoy, TARDIS) [24:06]

* Recorded at the 11th May auction, broadcast or release date are unknown. It’s unclear whether this was an amateur video zine, or a professional broadcast.

June 1991: The Little Picture Show (John Nathan-Turner promotes Hartnell & Troughton Years VHS) (ITV) [3:53]
Somewhere between 2nd and 5th June 1991: G.B.H. trailer, Thursday (Channel 4) [0:34]
6th June 1991: G.B.H. 1.1 (crashing a Doctor Who convention) (Channel 4) [7:44]
10th June 1991: Malone (Peter Davison) (KTEH, USA) [26:55]

23rd June 1991: Pledge Break (The Trial of a Time Lord omnibus 2) (WTTW, USA) [1:00]
July 1991:The Box Office (MOMI exhibition) (ITV) [2:36]*
July 1991: Thames News (John Nathan-Turner, MOMI exhibition) (ITV) [1:01]*
Somewhere between 8th July and 16th August 1991: [Twin Dilemma-Revelation of the Daleks] episode continuity (PJ Rockin’ Chan) (YTV, Canada) [0:46]

* Promoting the Behind the Sofa exhibition, which opened 5th July 1991 at the Museum of Moving Image

13th July 1991: Mystery Science Theater 3000 3.6: Time of the Apes (Dalek impression) (Comedy Central, USA) [0:09]
27th July 1991: The Happiness Patrol 1 continuity (Diane Lucas) (end of Doctor Who announced) (UNC-TV, USA) [1:55]
August 1991: This Morning (Colin Baker promotes Privates on Parade) (ITV) [11:29]
17th August 1991: Mystery Science Theater 3000 3.10: Fugitive Alien (spaceship compared to Doctor Who) (Comedy Central, USA) [0:25]

20th August to 5th September 1991: The Trial of a Time Lord 5, 14 continuity [outros 5 (no episode tomorrow), 14 (sped up end credits)] (YTV, Canada) [2:16]
24th August 1991: The Krotons omnibus continuity (NJN, USA) [02:43]
26th August 1991: The Lime Grove Story (Doctor Who pilot introduction) (BBC2) [1:54]
26th August 1991: Toy Fair Interlude (repeat edit) (toy Dalek) (BBC2) [2:22]*

* An abridged version of an Interlude which originally aired on 20th January 1966

26th August 1991: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy & The Prisoner trailer (end of Doctor Who announced) (WTTW, USA)
31st August 1991: Planet of the Spiders omnibus continuity (NJN, USA) [05:19]*
7th – 14th September 1991: The War Games omnibus 1-2 continuities (NJN, USA) [9:56]**
21st September 1991: New Year (opera by Michael Tippett) (Dalek) (BBC2) [1:05]
2nd October 19911: Flip (TARDIS in lost property) (BBC1) [2:24]

* Planet of the Spiders was an unscheduled replacement for The Seeds of Death. An odd mistake occurred when the omnibus reached the junction of Part Four and Part Five. Within a span of two minutes, the broadcast repeatedly cut between Doctor Who, adverts, and a black screen, with some Doctor Who footage shown twice.

** Omnibus 1 ends with a long trailer for Omnibus 2 (made from the cliffhangers of Episodes 6-9). This trailer had not been included when NJN first broadcast the story in 1986. The trailer appeared in at least some other US broadcasts, including those on KTCA.

12th October 1991: The Ambassadors of Death omnibus continuity & pledge breaks (NJN, USA) [3:46]
14th October 1991: The Chronic Rift 1.35 Heroes & Villains (The Doctor & The Master mentioned) (Public Access, NYC, USA) [0:27]
19th October 1991: Terror of the Autons omnibus continuity (NJN, USA) [4:24]*
5th November 1991: Nightmare of Eden 1 continuity (The Afternoon Show) (ABC, Australia) [2:07]

* This omnibus used a copy of Episode 4 which had been censored in Australia in 1972

Somewhere between 5th November 1991 and 3rd January 1992: The Afternoon Show trailer inc Doctor Who (ABC, Australia) [0:30]
6th November 1991: Quantum Leap 4.7 The Wrong Stuff (Doctor Who gag) (NBC, USA) [0:11]
15th November 1991: You Bet! (Doctor Who Target Book covers round) (ITV) [7:05]
22nd November 1991: The Leisure Hive 4 continuity (The Afternoon Show) (ABC, Australia) [3:35]

7th December 1991: Pledge Break (The Masque of Mandragora omnibus) (NHP-TV, USA) [14:21]
11th December 1991: Vodafone Roadshow (Jon Pertwee) (amateur footage) [11:25]
15th December 1991: Battlefield omnibus continuity (20th Century Books sponsorship) (WHA-TV, USA) [0:26]
21st December 1991: Mystery Science Theater 3000 3.21: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (spaceship compared to TARDIS) (Comedy Central, USA) [0:29]
26th December 1991: Telly Addicts 7.17 (Name all the Doctor Whos) (BBC1) [0:36]

1992

1st January 1992: Resistance is Useless & The Time Meddler 1 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [0:32]
2nd January 1992: Blue Peter (promoting Doctor Who repeats) (BBC1) [4:26]
2nd January 1992: Resistance is Useless & The Time Meddler 1 trailer, tomorrow (BBC2) [0:50]
3nd January 1992: Resistance is Useless & The Time Meddler 1 trailer, in 50 minutes (BBC2) [0:36]
3rd January 1992: Resistance is Useless continuity (BBC2) [0:33]

3rd January 1992: Resistance is Useless (BBC2) [29:07]
3rd – 24th January 1992: The Time Meddler 1-4 continuities (BBC2) [Intros: 1-4] [0:49]
10th January 1992:The Time Meddler 2 trailer, tonight (BBC2) [0:29]
8th January 1992: BBC Video Doctor Who, Blake’s 7 & Red Dwarf advert [0:49]*

* Some confirmed airdates range from 8th January to 10th April 1992

17th January 1992: The Time Meddler 3 trailer, tonight (BBC2) [0:10]
Somewhere between 19th and 22nd January 1992: The Time Meddler 4 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [0:37]
23rd January 1992: Blue Peter (Doctor Who competition winners) (BBC1) [2:35]
24th January 1992: The Time Meddler 4 trailer, tonight (BBC2) [0:37]

24th January 1992: BBC Video Doctor Who advert (Tom Baker, clip from Red Dwarf: Polymorph) [0:43]*
Somewhere between 26th and 29th January 1992:The Mind Robber 1 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [0:24]
30th January 1992: The Mind Robber 1 trailer, tomorrow (BBC2) [0:32]
31st January 1992: The Mind Robber 1 trailer, tonight (BBC2) [0:24]

* One confirmed airdate

31st January – 28th February 1992: The Mind Robber 1-5 continuities (BBC2) (intros: 1-5, Outro: 4) [1:56, on DVD]
3rd February 1992: The Mind Robber 2 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [00:27]
7th February 1992: Thunderbirds continuity (The Mind Robber 2 in 50 minutes) (BBC2) [0:33]
8th February 1992: Paradise Towers omnibus continuity (NJN, USA) [2:14]

8th February 1992: The Awakening 2 continuity (WLIW, USA) [0:49]
9th February 1992: The Girl from Tomorrow 1.6 (Dalek impression) (9, Australia) [0:28]
23rd February 1992: The Girl from Tomorrow 1.8 (Doctor Who reference) (9, Australia) [0:24]
28th February 1992: Thunderbirds continuity (The Mind Robber 5 in 50 minutes) (BBC2) [0:28]
March 1992: Simon Bates (Jon Pertwee) (BBC Radio) [11:26, on Doctor Who at the BBC Vol 2 CD]

4th March 1992:The Sea Devils 1 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [0:38]
5th March 1992: The Sea Devils 1 trailer, tomorrow (BBC2) [0:36]
6th March 1992: The Sea Devils 1 trailer, in 50 minutes (BBC2) [0:12]
6th March 1992+: The Sea Devils 1-6 continuities (BBC2) [Intros: 1-6, Outros: 2, 4] [3:08]

7th March 1992: An Unearthly Child omnibus continuity (NJN, USA) [3:32]
9th March 1992: T.Bag and the Sunstones of Montezuma 8.10 (Daleks hide behind the sofa) (ITV) [0:41]
14th March 1992: Saturday Night Live 17.15 (Doctor Who reference) (NBC) [5:40]
20th March 1992: Thunderbirds continuity (The Sea Devils 3 in 50 minutes) (BBC2) [0:23]
April 1992: Tomb of the Cybermen competition – Day 1 (BBC Radio 1) [3:42]
April 1992: Tomb of the Cybermen competition – Day 2 (BBC Radio 1) [1:46]
April 1992: Tomb of the Cybermen competition – Day 3 (BBC Radio 1) [2:48]

1st April 1992: This Morning (Tom Baker) (ITV) [11:09]
15th April 1992: Pebble Mill (Tom Baker) (BBC1) [23:00]
18th April 1992: The Chase 6 continuity [outro (Lionheart end credits)] (YTV, Canada) [0:50]
Between May 1992 and February 1993: This Morning (Tom Baker) (ITV) [7:07]

6th May 1992: The Gunfighters 4 continuity [outro (Lionheart end credits)] (YTV, Canada) [1:12]
9th May 1992: Revelation of the Daleks 3 continuity (WOSU, USA) [0:17]
Somewhere between 14th and 27th May 1992: Carol Burnett and Friends continuity (Doctor Who next) (YTV, Canada) [0:44]
13th June 1992: Sylvester McCoy link #1: Time and the Rani (WPTV, USA) [1:50]*

* Recording date. Broadcast dates are unknown.

13th June 1992: Sylvester McCoy link #2: Paradise Towers (WPTV, USA) [2:00]
13th June 1992: Sylvester McCoy link #3: Delta and the Bannermen (Sylvester McCoy) (WPTV, USA) [3:00]
13th June 1992: Sylvester McCoy link #4: Dragonfire (WPTV, USA) [2:57]
26th June 1992 or 5th August 1994: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy omnibus continuity (Hot Dog Heaven sponsorship) (WNIT, USA) [1:57]

July 1992: Good Morning Britain (Jon Pertwee) (ITV) [6:07]
3rd July 1992 or 19th August 1994: Battlefield omnibus continuity (Hot Dog Heaven Sponsorship) (WNIT, USA) [0:28]
6th July 1992: Eldorado 1.1 (Cyberman poster in video store) (BBC1) [0:36]*
10th July 1992: Summer Scene: The Garden Party (Tom Baker promotes Shada) (BBC1) [6:59]

* First of many sightings of the poster in this set

11th or 12th 1992: NBN News (Katy Manning at Q Who convention) (9, Newcastle, Australia) [4:27]*
24th July 1992 or 9th September 1994: Survival omnibus continuity & pledge drive (Hot Dog Heaven Sponsorship) (WNIT, USA) [1:04]
22nd August 1992: MST3K 4.10 Hercules Against The Moon Men (looks like a Doctor Who set) (Comedy Central, USA) [0:10]
26th August 1992: Summer Scene (Elisabeth Sladen, Bonhams’ Auction) (BBC1) [5:50]
31st August 1992: TV Hell trailer (The Five Doctors clip) (BBC2) [1:37]

* The convention was held at The Ambassador Hotel in Auburn, NSW. The report is from a local news bulletin shown in Newcastle, NSW.

31st August 1992: TV Hell opening and closing credits (various Doctor Who clips) (BBC2) [1:53]
September 1992: The Sci-Fi Channel advert (Doctor Who clips) (USA) [0:30]*
September 1992: The Reign of Terror VHS links (Carole Ann Ford) [unreleased] [2:58]**
September 1992: The Tenth Planet VHS link (1 of 2 versions recorded by Michael Craze) [unreleased] [1:19]**
4th September 1992: Countdown to Channel Launch (Peter Davison titles clip) (Sci-Fi Channel, USA) [0:36]
4th September 1992: Channel Launch (The Rescue clip) (Sci-Fi Channel, USA) [0:29]
6th September 1992: Rugrats 2.1: Toy Palace (toy Daleks) (Nickelodeon, USA) [0:30]
24th September 1992: Dark Shadows & The Doctor Who hour trailer (Sci-Fi Channel, USA) [1:09]***
Somewhere between 24th September 1992 – 31st December 1993: The Doctor Who Hour trailer, Monday-Saturday (Sci-Fi Channel, USA) [0:10]
Somewhere between 24th September 1992 – 26th December 1993: The Doctor Who Hour trailer, tomorrow (Sci-Fi Channel, USA) [0:10]

* Between two clips from Doctor Who comes a clip from Space: 1999: Guardian of Piri. Coincidentally, this shot had been used as stock footage in Nightmare of Eden 1.

** Recording date. Written and produced by John Nathan-Turner in 1992 for planned VHS releases of these stories in 1993/4, which were ultimately delayed until later in the range. Carole Ann Ford’s links were re-edited for the November 2003 VHS, whilst Michael Craze’s prospective introduction for a complete release of the story – announcing that Episode 4 had been returned – was accidentally released in Australia in November 2000, on a tape only containing Episodes 1-3, unrestored; this was swiftly replaced with the restored version and the reconstruction of Episode 4.

*** Followed by a trailer for The Omen (1976) , featuring Patrick Troughton.

October 1992: Dalek Attack advert [0:31]
October 1992: UK Gold launch promo video (Doctor Who in trailers & lineups) [23:24]
13th October 1992: Take off with T.Bag 9.5 (more bumps than a Dalek’s overcoat) (ITV) [0:16]
14th October 1992: This Is Your Life: Frazer Hines (ITV) [25:09]

16th October 1992: Planet of the Daleks 4 continuity (ad break during cliffhanger sting) (YTV, Canada) [0:40]
Somewhere between 1st and 5th November 1992: An Unearthly Child trailer (UK Gold) [0:31]
2nd November 1992: Doctor Who trailer, in a tick (UK Gold) [0:10]*
2nd November 1992: An Unearthly Child 1 continuity (UK Gold) [0:29]

* Shown in the ad break immediately before various Hartnell and Troughton episodes

11th November 1992: Doctor Who trailer inc Radio Times (14-20 Nov 1992 issue) (The Aztecs 2 countdown clock) (UK Gold) (UK Gold) [0:17]
12 November 1992: Thursday trailer inc The Aztecs 3 (UK Gold) [0:16]*
13th November 1992: The Dæmons 1 trailer, next Friday (BBC2) [0:16]
15th November 1992: The Edge of Destruction & The Aztecs omnibus continuity, Planet of Giants & The Rescue trailer (UK Gold) [15:03]

* Includes a clip from Genesis of the Daleks, which did not air on UK Gold until 8th December 1993

16th – 18th November 1992: Planet of Giants 1-3 continuity (UK Gold) [intros: 1-3, outros: 1-3, ad breaks] [10:08]
17th November 1992: The Dæmons 1 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [0:17, on BD]
19th November 1992: Tomorrow’s World (The Dæmons colourisation) (BBC1) [5:14, on BD/DVD]
20th November 1992: The Dæmons 1 trailer, in 50 minutes (BBC2) [0:25]

20th November 1992: The Romans trailer (UK Gold) [0:51]
20th November – 18th December 1992: The Dæmons 1-5 continuities (BBC2) [Intros: 1-5, Outros: 1-2, 3 (BBC Video promo), 5 (Genesis of the Daleks promo)] [3:05, on BD]
22nd November 1992: The Rescue omnibus continuity (UK Gold) [outro] [0:11]
22nd November 1992: The Dæmons 2 trailer, Friday (BBC2) [0:19]

26th November 1992: The Sensorites 1 trailer, tomorrow (UK Gold) [0:33]
27th November 1992: The Dæmons 2 trailer, tonight (BBC2) [0:20]
29th November 1992: The Romans omnibus continuity (UK Gold) [0:55]
2nd December 1992: The Tomorrow People 1.3 The Origin Story Part 3 (Megabyte is a Doctor Who fan) (ITV) [0:42]

2nd December 1992: Wednesday trailer inc The Sensorites 4 (UK Gold) [2:00]
3rd December 1992: Thursday trailer inc The Sensorites 5 (UK Gold) [2:38]
4th December 1992: The Space Museum trailer (UK Gold) [0:32]
4th December 1992:The Man from U.N.C.L.E. continuity (The Dæmons 3 in 50 minutes) (BBC2) [0:16]

6th December 1992: The Sensorites omnibus continuity, including The Space Museum trailer (UK Gold) (UK Gold) [8:16]
10th December 1992: The Web Planet trailer (UK Gold) [0:34]
11th December 1992: Have I Got News For You 4.9 (Jon Pertwee gag) (BBC2) [1:03]
11th December 1992: Planet of the Spiders omnibus continuity (Mike Frisbie) (IPTV, USA) [6:13]

12th December 1992: The Late Show (4th Doctor, Brigadier, Daleks spoof) [Ron Sitch as The Doctor, Tony Martin as The Brigadier] (ABC, Australia) [2:42]
13th December 1992: The Space Museum omnibus continuity (UK Gold) [8:29]
18th December 1992: The Time Meddler trailer (UK Gold) [0:29]
24th December 1992: The Ark trailer #1 (UK Gold) [0:30]

25th – 30th December 1992: The Ark 1-4 continuities (UK Gold) [10:22]
27th December 1992: The Time Meddler omnibus continuity, The Ark trailer #2 (UK Gold) [11:17]
27th December 1992: Antiques Roadshow: The Next Generation (toy Dalek, ‘My Maths teacher was a Dalek’) (BBC1) [0:55]
27th December 1992: More Auntie’s Bloomers (TARDIS on beach) (BBC1) [0:16]

29th December 1992: Merry Christmas Mr Bean (toy Dalek in Nativity) (ITV) [2:57]
30th December 1992: The Gunfighters trailer (UK Gold) [0:30]
31st December 1992: Gamesmaster 2.14 (Dalek Attack hint) (Channel 4) [1:10]
31st December 1992 – 5th January 1993: The Gunfighters 1-4 continuities (UK Gold) [14:58]

Beyond the TARDIS: The Wilderness Years Part 1

1990: Andrex Kitchen Towel advert (David Banks) [0:30]
1990: Michelin Tyres advert #1 (Tom Baker) [0:21]
1990: Michelin Tyres advert #2 (Tom Baker) [0:35]
1990: Morning Fresh advert (Nicholas Courtney) [0:30]

1990: National Power advert (Peter Purves) [0:40]
1990: Symphony radio advert outtakes (Tom Baker) [7:04]
7th January 1990: Snap! 1.1 Holidays (Jon Pertwee) (BBC1) [9:12]
13th January 1990: Going Live! 3.17 (Yvette Fielding in The Singing Corner) (BBC1) [2:57]*
February 1990: Blue Peter (Sylvester McCoy promoties What’s Your Story) (BBC1) [4:41]

* Featuring the sweater from Remembrance of the Daleks

10th February 1990: Going Live! 3.21 (French and Saunders in The Singing Corner) (BBC1) [2:10]
7th May 1990: The Children’s Royal Variety Performance (Jon Pertwee as Worzel) (BBC1) [1:21]
30th July 1990: Vincent continuity (John Leeson announces John Hurt film) (Channel 4) [0:18]
Somewhere between 16th and 19th September 1990: Hyperland trailer, Friday (Tom Baker, Douglas Adams) (BBC2) [0:47]

21st September 1990: Hyperland (Tom Baker, Douglas Adams) (BBC2) [49:40]
22nd December 1990: Going Live! 4.14 (Cliff Richard in The Singing Corner) (BBC1) [0:27 excerpt]
Somewhere between 31st December 1990 and 4th January 1991: Children’s BBC (Sylvester McCoy promotes Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) [3:31]
1991: Scottish Power advert (Jon Pertwee) [0:41]

7th January 1991: Jackanory (Sylvester McCoy reads Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Part 1) (BBC1) [11:32]
8th January 1991: Jackanory (Sylvester McCoy reads Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Part 2) (BBC1) [11:15]
9th January 1991: Jackanory (Sylvester McCoy reads Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Part 3) (BBC1) [10:33]
10th January 1991: Jackanory (Sylvester McCoy reads Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Part 4) (BBC1) [11:03]

11th January 1991: Jackanory (Sylvester McCoy reads Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Part 5) (BBC1) [12:26]
28th January 1991: Playback: The Navy Lark (Jon Pertwee) (BBC Radio 4) [14:28]
28th May 1991: In Brisbane Today (Katy Manning, Barry Crocker) (9, Brisbane, Australia) [6:29]
June 1991: In Brisbane Today (Katy Manning) (9, Brisbane, Australia) [5:06]
April 1992: Tom Baker promotes Medics [unknown program] [2:59]

26th April 1992: Rear Window 5.4: Tales Out of School: The Fiction of Geoffrey Trease (Jon Pertwee) (Channel 4) [38:29]
25th May 1992: The Children’s Royal Variety Performance (Sylvester McCoy as wizard) (BBC1) [5:12]
14th August 1992: Virtual Murder 1.3 A Torch for Silverado (Jon Pertwee) (BBC1) [48:59]
15th October 1992: Science Fiction 2.4: Sherlock Holmes and the Missing Link (Tom Baker) (ITV) [25:29]
14th November 1992: The Light Entertainment Show (Jon Pertwee) [12:19]
23rd November 1992: Ready Brek advert (Jon Pertwee) [0:33]