List of supplementary Doctor Who episodes

Doctor Who is a British science fiction television programme produced by the BBC. The show has been a large influence in the media since its inception in 1963. Running parallel to its parenting seasons and series' lie miscellaneous television broadcasts, several episodes into home video "exclusive" releases and many video games. This list does not include adverts or skits from other shows (bar crossovers and stories as part of telethons i.e. CIN).

Television broadcasts

There have been several special Doctor Who episodes and serials that are produced by the BBC. They usually consist of minisodes, crossovers with other TV shows, and stories produced for special occasions.

Title	Episodes	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
"Search Out Space"[1]	1 episode, 20 minutes	Stuart Berry-Anne Billingsley	Lambros Atteshlis and Stuart Berry-Anne Billingsley	21 November 1990
A crossover with the children's education programme Search Out Science featuring Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor, Sophie Aldred as Ace and John Leeson as K-9.
Dimensions in Time	2 episodes, 13 minutes	Stuart MacDonald	John Nathan-Turner and David Roden	26–27 November 1993
A thirtieth anniversary programme for Doctor Who for Children in Need. The special was also a crossover with EastEnders. It featured Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy as the Doctor plus many of the companions.
"Born Again"	1 episode, 7 minutes	Euros Lyn	Russell T Davies	18 November 2005
The Doctor has just regenerated; but will Rose be able to trust this strange new Doctor? Also known as "Children in Need special" or Pudsey Cutaway.[2]
"Attack of the Graske"	1 episode, 14 minutes	Ashley Way	Gareth Roberts	25 December 2005
An interactive "mini-episode" debuting on the BBC Red Button service
The Infinite Quest	13 episodes, 45 minutes	Gary Russell	Alan Barnes	2 April 2007–30 June 2007
An animated serial debuting as segments during Totally Doctor Who made during David Tennant's tenure as The Doctor, plus his companion Martha Jones.
"Time Crash"	1 episode, 8 minutes	Graeme Harper	Steven Moffat	16 November 2007
The episode, set during the last scene of the previous episode "Last of the Time Lords", depicts a humorous encounter between the Doctor's fifth and tenth incarnations, played by Peter Davison and David Tennant respectively.
"Music of the Spheres"	1 episode, 7 minutes	Euros Lyn	Russell T Davies	27 July 2008 (BBC iPlayer and BBC Radio 3) 1 January 2009 (BBC One)[3]
A segment of the 2008 BBC Proms.
Dreamland	6 episodes, 45 minutes	Gary Russell	Phil Ford	21–26 November 2009[4] (BBC Red Button and online) 5 December 2009 (BBC Two)
An animated serial debuting on the BBC Red Button service and the BBC Doctor Who website, and later broadcast as one episode on BBC Two.
"Space" and "Time"	2 episodes, 6 minutes	Richard Senior	Steven Moffat	18 March 2011
The episodes form a two-part story, set entirely within the TARDIS, starring Matt Smith as The Doctor, Karen Gillan as Amy Pond and Arthur Darvill as Rory Williams, and were written by the programme's head writer Steven Moffat.
"Death Is the Only Answer"[5]	1 episode, 4 minutes	Jeremy Webb	The Children of Oakley Junior School	1 October 2011
Doctor Who Confidential special
"Good as Gold"[6][7]	1 episode, 3 minutes	Saul Metzstein[8]	The Children of Ashdene School	24 April 2012
Blue Peter special
Pond Life	5 episodes, 5 minutes	Saul Metzstein	Chris Chibnall	27–31 August 2012 (webcast) 1 September 2012 (BBC Red Button)
Five part mini-adventure premiering on the BBC's Doctor Who website. An omnibus version was shown on 1 September 2012 on the BBC Red Button service. Amy and Rory's life is seen throughout the year after the Doctor reunited with them at Christmas. Several times, they receive the Doctor's calls, learning of many ridiculous things he's up to. Other times, he shows up at the wrong time due to the TARDIS malfunctioning. He even accidentally leaves an Ood with them for a short while. When the Doctor calls again, he finds no one is home; he deletes his call. Unknown to him, Amy has kicked Rory out and is wishing the Doctor will come.
"The Night of the Doctor"	1 episode, 7 minutes	John Hayes	Steven Moffat	14 November 2013
Paul McGann returns to the role of the Eighth Doctor. The story serves as his regeneration story into John Hurt's War Doctor,

Home media

Title	Episodes	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
"The Pilot Episode"	1 episode, 26 minutes	Waris Hussein	Anthony Coburn	26 August 1991
A "first cut" version of An Unearthly Child.
"Destiny of the Doctors"	1 episode, 15 minutes	Stuart MacDonald	Terrance Dicks	1997
The scenes that accompanied the 1997 video game of the same name. It was later released independently as a bonus feature on the DVD release of Survival with a new end credits roll. It starred Anthony Ainley in his last outing as the Master.
"Night and the Doctor"	5 episodes, 16 minutes	Richard Senior[9]	Steven Moffat	21 November 2011
Four additional scenes written and produced for "The Complete Sixth Series" boxset. The episodes are titled "Bad Night", "Good Night", "First Night" and "Last Night" with the prequel "Up All Night" attached.
"The Inforarium"	1 episode, 2 minutes	N/A	Steven Moffat	24 September 2013
An additional scene written and produced for "The Complete Seventh Series" boxset.
"Rain Gods"	1 episode, 2 minutes	N/A	Neil Gaiman	24 September 2013
An additional scene written and produced for "The Complete Seventh Series" boxset. While credited to Steven Moffat, the mini-episode was actually written by Neil Gaiman.[10]
"Clara and the TARDIS"	1 episode, 2 minutes	N/A	Steven Moffat	24 September 2013
An additional scene written and produced for "The Complete Seventh Series" boxset.

Internet broadcasts

There have been several special Doctor Who internet broadcasts.

Title	Episodes	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
"Death Comes to Time"	13 episodes	Dan Freedman	Colin Meek and Nev Fountain	13 July 2001
Released on the Doctor Who website, it starred Sylvester McCoy as the Seventh Doctor.
"Real Time"	6 episodes	Gary Russell	Gary Russelll	2 August 2002
A webcast featuring Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor and Maggie Stables as Evelyn Smythe plus the Cybermen.
"Shada"	6 episodes	Nicholas Pegg	Douglas Adams and Gary Russell	December 2003
Another special webcast featuring Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor and Lalla Ward as Romana with John Leeson as K9.
"Scream of the Shalka"	6 episodes	Wilson Milam	Paul Cornell	13 November 2003–18 December 2003
Another special webcast featuring Richard E. Grant as the Ninth Doctor. It celebrated the fortieth anniversary of Doctor Who.

Prequels

Throughout the sixth and seventh series beginning with "The Impossible Astronaut", several prequels were released online, which acted as openers for their accompanying episodes. All "prequels" were released ahead of their accompanying episodes, with the exception of "Battle of Demons Run - Two Days Later" which was released after "The Snowmen". The concept is similar to that of the second series, in which each episode had an accompanying Tardisode. In August 2013, a prequel to "Deep Breath" was shown in cinemas prior to the debut of the episode. Two prequels to the ninth series premiere, "The Magician's Apprentice", were released in September 2015. The following year another prequel came out introducing the Doctor's companion Bill Potts. Stories from the original run have also had new scenes and prequels, such as The Evil of the Daleks, which gained an extra prologue for its rebroadcast the following year, as did The Crusade for its 1999 VHS box set release.

Episode title	Episodes	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
Original Series
"The Evil of the Daleks additional scene"	1 scene, 2 minutes	N/A	David Whitaker	August 1968
"Sir Ian Chesterton's Crusade" ("The Crusade" prequel)	1 scene, 4 minutes	Paul Vanezis	Stephen Cole	1 July 1999
"Global Conspiracy?" ("The Green Death" scene)	1 scene, 10 minutes	Paul Vanezis	Mark Gatiss	10 April 2004
"Liberty Hall" ("Mawdryn Undead" scene)	1 scene, 10 minutes	Karen Davies	Brendan Sheppard	10 August 2009
Series 2
"Tardisodes" ("Series 2" prequels)	13 episodes, 10 minutes	Ashley Way	Gareth Roberts	2006
Series 5
"Meanwhile in the TARDIS" ("The Beast Below" and "The Vampires of Venice" prequel)	1 episode, 2 minutes	Euros Lyn	Steven Moffat	8 November 2010
Series 6
"The Impossible Astronaut"	1 episode, 1 minute	N/A	Steven Moffat	22 March 2011
"The Curse of the Black Spot"	1 episode, 1 minute	N/A	Stephen Thompson	30 April 2011
"Brain Trafficking" ("A Good Man Goes to War" prequel)	1 episode, 1 minute	Marcus Wilson[11]	Steven Moffat	28 May 2011
"Let's Kill Hitler"	1 episode, 1 minute	Steve Hughes[11]	Steven Moffat	14 August 2011
"Up All Night" ("Closing Time" prequel)	1 episode, 2 minutes	Richard Senior	Tom MacRae	21 November 2011
"The Wedding of River Song"	1 episode, 1 minute	Marcus Wilson[12]	Steven Moffat	24 September 2011
Series 7
"The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe"	1 episode, 1 minute	Marcus Wilson[12]	Steven Moffat	6 December 2011
"Asylum of the Daleks"	1 episode, 1 minute	Saul Metzstein[13]	Steven Moffat	1 September 2012
"The Making of The Gunslinger" ("A Town Called Mercy" prequel)	1 episode, 1 minute	Neill Gorton[13]	Toby Whithouse	9 September 2012
"P.S." ("The Angels Take Manhattan" prequel)	1 episode, 2 minutes	N/A	Chris Chibnall	12 October 2012
"The Great Detective" ("The Snowmen" prequel)	1 episode, 4 minutes	Saul Metzstein	Steven Moffat	16 November 2012
"Vastra Investigates" ("The Snowmen" prequel)	1 episode, 2 minutes	John Hayes[14]	Steven Moffat	17 December 2012
"The Bells of Saint John"	1 episode, 2 minutes	John Hayes[14]	Steven Moffat	23 March 2013
"The Battle of Demons Run - 2 Days Later" ("The Snowmen" prequel)	1 episode, 1 minute	Marcus Wilson[14]	Steven Moffat	25 March 2013
"She Said, He Said" ("The Name of the Doctor" prequel)	1 episode, 3 minutes	Saul Metzstein[14]	Steven Moffat	11 May 2013
"Clarence and the Whispermen" ("The Name of the Doctor" prequel)	1 episode, 2 minutes	Stephen Woolfenden	Steven Moffat	22 May 2013
"The Last Day" ("The Day of the Doctor" prequel)	1 episode, 4 minutes	Jamie Stone	Steven Moffat	21 November 2013 (webcast)
Series 8
"Deep Breath"	1 episode, 6 minutes	N/A	Steven Moffat	23 August 2014
Series 9
"Prologue"	1 episode, 1 minute	Hettie MacDonald[15]	Steven Moffat	11 September 2015
"The Doctor's Meditation" ("The Magician's Apprentice" prequel)	1 episode, 6 minutes	Ed Bazalgette	Steven Moffat	15 September 2015
Series 10
"Friend from the Future" ("The Pilot" prequel)	1 episode, 2 minutes	Lawrence Gough	Steven Moffat	23 April 2016

Parodic sketches

There have been several special Doctor Who parodic sketches either on television, online or on DVD.

Title	Episodes	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
The Curse of Fatal Death	4 episodes, 23 minutes	John Henderson	Steven Moffat	12 March 1999
A Comic Relief spoof, starring Rowan Atkinson, Richard E. Grant, Jim Broadbent, Hugh Grant, and Joanna Lumley as the Doctor, and Jonathan Pryce as the Master.
"The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot"	1 episode, 31 minutes	Peter Davison	Peter Davison	23 November 2013
A 50th anniversary Doctor Who comedy homage debuting on the BBC Red Button service, featuring former stars Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy and others.

See also

• Doctor Who
  • List of Doctor Who serials
  • List of Doctor Who missing episodes
  • List of unmade Doctor Who serials
  • List of Doctor Who audio releases
  • List of Doctor Who radio stories

References

1. "Search Out Science". Dominique Boies. Retrieved 4 January 2011.
2. Tribe, Steve (2009). Doctor Who: Companions and Allies. BBC Books. ISBN 978-1-84607-749-4.
3. "Programme Information – BBC Network TV Weeks 52/53 – BBC ONE" (Press release). BBC Press Office. Retrieved 3 December 2008.
4. Will R – Online Host (4 November 2009). "Doctor Who: Dreamland Animation Blog". BBC. Archived from the original on 8 March 2010. Retrieved 25 May 2010.
5. "BBC announces one-off mini-episode of Doctor Who" (Press release). BBC Press Office. 24 August 2011. Retrieved 24 August 2011.
6. "Blue Peter | 24/05/2012". Radio Times. Retrieved 15 May 2012.
7. "Doctor Who is Back". Blog Post. BBC. 24 May 2012. Retrieved 24 May 2012.
8. "Twitter / saulmetzstein". 24 May 2012. Retrieved 24 May 2012.
9. Richard Senior, interviewee (2011). Doctor Who Confidential:The Nights' Tale (DVD and Blu-ray) |format= requires |url= (help). 2 Entertain. Event occurs at 40 seconds. Documentary included on the Doctor Who: Complete Series 6 DVD/BD release. Richard Senior interviewed about directing the shorts and named as director in caption.
10. "Neil Gaiman". tumblr.com.
11. Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition 30
12. Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition 31
13. Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition 33
14. Doctor Who Magazine Special Edition 37
15. "BBC One - Doctor Who, Series 9, New Series Prologue - Credits".

External links

• Doctor Who Reference Guide – detailed descriptions of all televised episodes, plus spin-off audio, video, and literary works.