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The season was the first to be split into two parts, with the first half airing from the Autumn of 2014 and the second airing from the Spring of 2015.

Overview

A Female Doctor

The Fourteenth Doctor was the first, in the show's history, to be played by a woman. Before Samantha Bond, however, the idea of a female Doctor had been explored.

The idea that a female actor could take the role of the Doctor was first publicly introduced by John Nathan-Turner and Tom Baker in 1980. By Baker's suggestion, he told the press, "I certainly wish my successor luck, whoever he—or she—might be." Peter Davison was cast as the Fifth Doctor, but the idea remained alive.

The Ninth Doctor stated that he could end up as anyone "man, woman, child or even a decrepit old codger..." (DW: The Chimes of Midnight).

Setting the Scene

In 2011, Christopher Biggins' character on Panopticon, Francis, regenerated into a female incarnation, refereed to as Frances (PAN: The Rules of the Game). This was a controversial move at the time, but the fact that it was successful, certainly opened the gates for the Doctor Who production team to make the Doctor a woman.

As part of the Doctor's resurrection, Phaedra is revealed to be an alternate universe version of the Doctor's consciousness after ascension, who herself is in female form (PAN: Put Your Dreams Away). This can be seen to provide somewhat of an in-universe explanation for a female Doctor.

The New Companion

The Doctor's latest companion was to be Erin Stevenson, played by Montserrat Lombard. She was devised by Moore and Espenson to be a departure from many previous companions, not only being from not just the past, but the recent past but also being an 'out and out' rebel, initially a punk rocker.

With Erin, Moore and Espenson decided would come a family life too. Susannah Harker and Trevor Cooper were cast as her parents, and William Moseley was cast as her boyfriend, Kyle Harrison.

Changes in Production

New executive producers and showrunners, Ronald D. Moore and Jane Espenson, took over for this season, after running Panopticon since its fourth season. In addition, Ken MacQuarrie, came on as an executive producer, replacing Faith Penhale. Ira Steven Behr, stayed on for his last season as executive producer and franchise executive, smoothing over the production from Chapter Three to Chapter Four. In 2020, this was later changed as the season was included in Chapter Three.

Instead of one producer producing the entire season. Moore and Espenson hired three separate producers to produce the new season. He first hired Brian Minchin who Moore and Espenson had worked with before on Panopticon. Second, on the advice of Behr, Moore and Espenson hired Cold Front producer Nikki Wilson. Who in the eyes of Behr and Cold Front showrunner Chris Carter seen to be a competent producer. Finally, to bring new talent to the show. Moore and Espenson looked at the BBC's producer's workshop and came across Derek Ritchie and hired him on.

Production for this season moved from Wales to Scotland, being produced by BBC Scotland. Moore’s reasoning was that for the stories he wanted to tell, he wanted the plethora of locations that Scotland could offer, and while Wales did offer locations of a similar degree, most had been exhausted by 2014, due to Doctor Who using them before. However, despite mainly being production in Scotland, other locations for this season would include London, Germany and the US (filming with the CBS crew).

Other Notable Changes

Title Sequence

As is standard practice at the beginning of a new era of the show, this season featured a brand-new title sequence. It included a vast array of clips from across the season, with credits running over the top, for the first time in a Doctor Who title sequence, the wider ‘above the line’ production crew would be credited, and due to standard BBC rules everyone, but cast, who are credited in the opening titles should not be also credited in the closing titles. In addition, the top 3 billed Guest Stars from each episode would be given a short credit in the opening titles after the principal cast.

Theme Music

To go along with the new titles, a new theme tune arrangement was commissioned. It was arranged by new in-house composer, Bear McCreary, which takes a bold new take on the iconic theme giving us a fresh interpretation, including the removal of the iconic sting and replacing it with a new drum roll.

Logo

At the time, the season was the first of Chapter Four, Moore, Espenson and Behr decided to discard with the previous logo used between 2003 and 2013, opting to commission a new specially designed logo for the season and Chapter Four as a whole. The new logo was designed by Red Bee Media, and was a lot thinner and streamlined than the previous logo.

Broadcast

The season would be broadcast into two parts, Part one would air from September to November, 2014. And part two would air from January to March, 2015.

Cast

Regular

Recurring

Guest

Mary, Queen of Scots - Nell Hudson
Bastian Pagez - Stanley Weber
Earl of Bothwell - James Marsters
Dr Edward Carter - Simon Callow
Penelope Carter - Alexandra Moen
Uncle Reg - David Ryall
Sergeant Wilson - Bradley Gardner
Colonel Lafayette - Julian Dutton
Private Maynard - Ian Hallard
Arunzell - Samuel Oatley
Captain Maion - Chris Stanton
Kazie Boiell - Maureen Lipman
Suzie Q - Lucie Jones
Commentator - Graham Norton
Fenton - Christopher Fairbank
PC Forrest - Jessica Hayles
Obergruppenführer Sennheiser - Ben Miller
Sofia Lukas - Rosie Day
Karl Lukas - Rory Kinnear
Tasker - Justin Sallinger
Dahh-Ren - Peter Caulfield
Gouildeir - Shane Gately
Enrico Amid - Ameet Chana
Florence Nightingale - Emily Speed
Anderson - Ifan Meredith
Adelaide Brook - Lindsay Duncan
Ed Gold - Peter O'Brien
Yuri Kerenski - Aleksandar Mikic
Mia Bennett - Gemma Chan

Television Stories

Main Season

#	Title	Writer	Director	Air Date
Part One
1	God Save the Queen	Ronald D. Moore	John Dahl	20 September 2014
2	The Darnley Conspiracy	Toni Graphia	Metin Hüseyin	27 September 2014
3	At the Tip of Your Fingers	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson	Richard Clark	4 October 2014
4	Tomahawk	Nicholas Briggs	Douglas Mackinnon	11 October 2014
5	The Food of Love	Simon Guerrier	John Dahl	18 October 2014
6	Flatline	Jamie Mathieson	Douglas Mackinnon	25 October 2014
7	Fire and Fury	Jacqueline Rayner	Metin Hüseyin	1 November 2014
8	Those Who Lead, Part I	Jane Espenson & Jamie Mathieson	Rachel Talalay	8 November 2014
Part Two
9	Those Who Lead, Part II	Jane Espenson	Rachel Talalay	24 January 2015
10	The Lady with the Lamp	Toby Whithouse	Metin Hüseyin	31 January 2015
11	One Giant Leap	Matthew B. Roberts	Richard Clark	7 February 2015
12	The Waters of Mars	Phil Ford	Euros Lyn	14 February 2015
13	Queen of Nine	Toni Graphia	Metin Hüseyin	21 February 2015
14	Remnants	Ira Steven Behr	Nick Hurran	28 February 2015
15	Destiny of the Gaians, Part I	Ronald D. Moore	Rachel Talalay	7 March 2015
16	Destiny of the Gaians, Part II	Ronald D. Moore	Rachel Talalay	14 March 2015

Mini-Episode

Title	Writer	Director	Air Date
I Don't Want Tomorrow	Simon Guerrier	Kurt Pongratz	23 May 2015

Production

Crew

To be added.

Shooting Blocks

Block	Episodes	Director	Producer	DOP	Editor
1	1.03, 1.01, 1.05	Richard Clark / John Dahl	Nikki Wilson	Owen McPolin / David Higgs	Peter H Oliver / Michael O'Halloran
2	1.02, 1.07, 1.10, 1.13	Metin Hüseyin	Brian Minchin	Edward J. Pei	Christopher Cooke
3	1.04, 1.06	Douglas Mackinnon	Brian Minchin	David Higgs	Peter H Oliver
4	1.08, 1.09, 1.15, 1.16	Rachel Talalay	Nikki Wilson	Stuart Biddlecombe	Will Oswald
5	1.12	Euros Lyn	Derek Ritchie	Rory Taylor	Will Oswald
6	1.11, 1.14	Richard Clark / Nick Hurran	Derek Ritchie	Owen McPolin	Christopher Cooke

Filming

To be added.

Aliens and Enemies

Viewing Figures

No.	Title	Official BARB Figures (7-day)
No.	Title	Consolidated (m)	Weekly Rank
1	God Save the Queen	10.54	1
2	The Darnley Conspiracy	9.14	2
3	At the Tip of Your Fingers	9.04	4
4	Tomahawk	8.86	4
5	The Food of Love	8.41	3
6	Flatline	8.22	4
7	Fire and Fury	7.97	6
8	Those Who Lead, Part I	7.51	10
9	Those Who Lead, Part II	8.92	3
10	The Lady with the Lamp	8.10	6
11	One Giant Leap	7.33	13
12	The Waters of Mars	8.41	4
13	Queen of Nine	7.84	10
14	Remnants	8.09	6
15	Destiny of the Gaians, Part I	8.78	2
16	Destiny of the Gaians, Part II	9.95	1
Series Average		8.569

Home Media

To be added.

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+[[Toby Whithouse]]|start_date = [[20 September (releases)|20 September]] 2014|image2 = Season 49 Poster.png|chief_executive_producer = [[Ronald D. Moore]]
-[[Jane Espenson]]|seasondesc = <center><strong> 16 episodes, comprising of 14 serials, starting with <i>[[God Save the Queen (episode) | God Save the Queen]] </i></strong></center>}}{{Realworld}}'''Season 49''' of Doctor Who premiered in Autumn of 2014. The season was the first of Chapter Four, and was considered within the production as Season 1 of a brand new show.
+and [[Jane Espenson]]|seasondesc = <center><strong> 16 episodes, comprising of 14 serials, starting with <i>[[God Save the Queen (episode)|God Save the Queen]] </i></strong></center>|producer = [[Nikki Wilson]]
+[[Brian Minchin]]
-[[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[Jane Espenson]] took over as joint-showrunners, whilst [[Samantha Bond]] joined as the [[Fourteenth Doctor]] after making her full debut in [[Doctor Who: Genesis]]. [[Montserrat Lombard]] also joined the show as, new companion, [[Erin Stevenson]].
+[[Derek Ritchie]]|end_date = [[14 March (releases)|14 March]] 2015|aka = <i> Chapter Three </i>}}{{Realworld}}'''Season 49''' of ''[[Doctor Who (TV Series)|Doctor Who]]'' premiered in Autumn of 2014. The season was the fifteenth of [[Doctor Who: Chapter Three|Chapter Three]].
-The season was the first to be split into two parts, with the first half airing from the Autumn of 2014 and the second airing from the Spring of 2015.
+[[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[Jane Espenson]] took over as joint-showrunners, whilst [[Samantha Bond]] joined as the [[Fourteenth Doctor]] after making her full debut in [[Doctor Who: Genesis|''Doctor Who: Genesis'']]. [[Montserrat Lombard]] and [[Bernard Cribbins]] also joined the show as, new companions, [[Erin Stevenson]] and [[Hogan Cox]] respectively.
-== Overview ==
+The season was the first to be split into two parts, with the first half airing from the Autumn of 2014 and the second airing from the Spring of 2015.
-=== A Female Doctor ===
+==Overview==
+===A Female Doctor===
 The Fourteenth Doctor was the first, in the show's history, to be played by a woman. Before [[Samantha Bond]], however, the idea of a female Doctor had been explored.
 The idea that a female actor could take the role of [[the Doctor]] was first publicly introduced by [[John Nathan-Turner]] and [[Tom Baker]] in 1980. By Baker's suggestion, he told the press, "''I certainly wish my successor luck, whoever he—or she—might be.''" [[Peter Davison]] was cast as the [[Fifth Doctor]], but the idea remained alive.
-The [[Ninth Doctor]] stated that he could end up as anyone "''man, woman, child or even a decrepit old codger..." ''([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: [[The Nightmare of Time]]).
+The [[Ninth Doctor]] stated that he could end up as anyone "''man, woman, child or even a decrepit old codger..." ''([[Doctor Who (TV Series)|DW]]: [[The Chimes of Midnight (serial)|''The Chimes of Midnight'']]).
+====Setting the Scene====
+In 2011, Christopher Biggins' character on [[Panopticon (TV Series)|''Panopticon'']], [[Francis]], regenerated into a female incarnation, refereed to as [[Frances]] ([[Panopticon (TV Series)|PAN]]: [[The Rules of the Game|''The Rules of the Game'']]). This was a controversial move at the time, but the fact that it was successful, certainly opened the gates for the Doctor Who production team to make the Doctor a woman.
+As part of the Doctor's resurrection, Phaedra is revealed to be an alternate universe version of the Doctor's consciousness after ascension, who herself is in female form ([[Panopticon (TV Series)|PAN]]: [[Put Your Dreams Away (episode)|''Put Your Dreams Away'']]). This can be seen to provide somewhat of an in-universe explanation for a female Doctor.
-==== Setting the Scene ====
+===The New Companion===
-In 2011, Christopher Biggins' character on [[Panopticon (TV Series)|Panopticon]], [[Francis]], regenerated into a female incarnation, refereed to as [[Frances]] ([[Panopticon (TV Series)|PAN]]: [[The Rules of the Game]]). This was a controversial move at the time, but the fact that it was successful, certainly opened the gates for the Doctor Who production team to make the Doctor a woman.
+The Doctor's latest companion was to be [[Erin Stevenson]], played by [[Montserrat Lombard]]. She was devised by [[Ronald D. Moore|Moore]] and [[Jane Espenson|Espenson]] to be a departure from many previous companions, not only being from not just the past, but the recent past but also being an 'out and out' rebel, initially a punk rocker.
-As part of the Doctor's resurrection, Phaedra is revealed to be an alternate universe version of the Doctor's consciousness after ascension, who herself is in female form ([[Panopticon (TV Series)|PAN]]: [[Put Your Dreams Away (episode)|Put Your Dreams Away]]). This can be seen to provide somewhat of an in-universe explanation for a female Doctor.
-=== The New Companion ===
-The Doctor's latest companion was to be Erin Stevenson, played by Montserrat Lombard. She was devised by Moore and Espenson to be a departure from many previous companions, not only being from not just the past, but the recent past but also being an 'out and out' rebel, initially a punk rocker.
-With Erin, Moore and Espenson decided would come a family life too. Susannah Harker and Trevor Cooper were cast as her parents, and William Moseley was cast as her boyfriend, Kyle Stevenson.
-=== Changes in Production ===
-New Executive Producers and Showrunners, Ronald D. Moore and Jane Espenson, took over for this season, after running Panopticon since its fourth season. In addition, Ken MacQuarrie, came on as an Executive Producer, replacing Faith Penhale. Ira Steven Behr, stayed on for his last season as Executive Producer and Franchise Executive, smoothing over the production from Chapter Three to Chapter Four.
-Production for this season moved from Wales to Scotland, being produced by BBC Scotland. Moore’s reasoning was that for the stories he wanted to tell, he wanted the plethora of locations that Scotland could offer, and while Wales did offer locations of a similar degree, most had been exhausted by 2014, due to Doctor Who using them before. However, despite mainly being production in Scotland, other locations for this season would include, London, Germany, and the US (filming with the CBS crew).
-=== Other Notable Changes ===
-==== Title Sequence ====
-As is standard practice at the beginning of a new era of the show, this season featured a brand-new title sequence. It included a vast array of clips from across the season, with credits running over the top, for the first time in a Doctor Who title sequence, the wider ‘above the line’ production crew would be credited, and due to standard BBC rules everyone, but cast, who are credited in the opening titles should not be also credited in the closing titles. In addition, the top 3 billed Guest Stars from each episode would be given a short credit in the opening titles after the principal cast.
-==== Theme Music ====
-To go along with the new titles, a new theme tune arrangement was commissioned. It was arranged by new in-house composer, Bear McCreary, which takes a bold new take on the iconic theme giving us a fresh interpretation, including the removal of the iconic sting and replacing it with a new drum roll.
-==== Logo ====
-As the season was the first of ''Chapter Four'', Moore, Espenson and Behr decided to discard with the previous logo used between 2003 and 2013, opting to commission a new specially designed logo for the season and ''Chapter Four'' as a whole. The new logo was designed by Red Bee Media, and was a lot thinner and streamlined than the previous logo.
-=== Broadcast ===
-To be added.
+With Erin, Moore and Espenson decided would come a family life too. [[Susannah Harker]] and [[Trevor Cooper]] were cast as her parents, and [[William Moseley]] was cast as her boyfriend, [[Kyle Harrison]].
-== Cast ==
+===Changes in Production===
+New [[Executive Producers|executive producers]] and [[Showrunner|showrunners]], Ronald D. Moore and Jane Espenson, took over for this season, after running ''Panopticon'' since its [[Series 4 (Panopticon)|fourth season]]. In addition, [[Ken MacQuarrie]], came on as an executive producer, replacing [[Faith Penhale]]. [[Ira Steven Behr]], stayed on for his last season as executive producer and [[Franchise Executive|franchise executive]], smoothing over the production from Chapter Three to Chapter Four. In 2020, this was later changed as the season was included in Chapter Three.
+Instead of one [[Producers|producer]] producing the entire season. Moore and Espenson hired three separate producers to produce the new season. He first hired [[Brian Minchin]] who Moore and Espenson had worked with before on ''Panopticon''. Second, on the advice of Behr, Moore and Espenson hired ''[[Cold Front (TV Series)|Cold Front]]'' producer [[Nikki Wilson]]. Who in the eyes of Behr and ''Cold Front'' showrunner [[Chris Carter]] seen to be a competent producer. Finally, to bring new talent to the show. Moore and Espenson looked at the BBC's producer's workshop and came across [[Derek Ritchie]] and hired him on.
-=== Regular ===
-* [[Fourteenth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Samantha Bond]]
-* [[Erin Stevenson]] - [[Montserrat Lombard]]
-* [[Hogan Cox]] - [[Bernard Cribbins]]
+Production for this season moved from [[Wales]] to [[Scotland]], being produced by [[BBC Scotland]]. Moore’s reasoning was that for the stories he wanted to tell, he wanted the plethora of locations that Scotland could offer, and while Wales did offer locations of a similar degree, most had been exhausted by 2014, due to ''[[Doctor Who (TV Series)|Doctor Who]]'' using them before. However, despite mainly being production in Scotland, other locations for this season would include [[London]], [[Germany]] and the [[United States|US]] (filming with the [[CBS Television Studios|CBS]] crew).
-=== Recurring ===
+===Other Notable Changes===
-* [[Danielle Stevenson]] - [[Susannah Harker]]
+====Title Sequence====
-* [[Roger Stevenson]] - [[Trevor Cooper]]
+As is standard practice at the beginning of a new era of the show, this season featured a brand-new title sequence. It included a vast array of clips from across the season, with credits running over the top, for the first time in a ''Doctor Who'' title sequence, the wider ‘above the line’ production crew would be credited, and due to standard BBC rules everyone, but cast, who are credited in the opening titles should not be also credited in the closing titles. In addition, the top 3 billed Guest Stars from each episode would be given a short credit in the opening titles after the principal cast.
-* [[Kyle Harrison]] - [[William Moseley]]
+====Theme Music====
-* [[Caitrin Ryan]] - [[Gillian Anderson]]
+To go along with the new titles, a new theme tune arrangement was commissioned. It was arranged by new in-house [[List of Composers|composer]], [[Bear McCreary]], which takes a bold new take on the iconic theme giving us a fresh interpretation, including the removal of the iconic sting and replacing it with a new drum roll.
-* [[Amanda Theodore]] - [[T'Nia Miller]]
+====Logo====
-* [["The Governor"|The Governor]] - [[David Warner]]
+At the time, the season was the first of ''Chapter Four'', Moore, Espenson and Behr decided to discard with the previous logo used between 2003 and 2013, opting to commission a new specially designed logo for the season and ''Chapter Four'' as a whole. The new logo was designed by Red Bee Media, and was a lot thinner and streamlined than the previous logo.
-* [[Gemma Legato]] - [[Emer Kenny]]
+===Broadcast===
+The season would be broadcast into two parts, Part one would air from September to November, 2014. And part two would air from January to March, 2015.
-=== Guest ===
+==Cast==
-* [[Mary Stuart|Mary, Queen of Scots]] - [[Nell Hudson]]
+===Regular===
-* [[Bastian Pagez]] - [[Stanley Weber]]
+*[[Fourteenth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Samantha Bond]]
-* [[ James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell |Earl of Bothwell]] - [[James Marsters]]
-* [[Edward Carter|Dr Edward Carter]] - [[Simon Callow]]
+*[[Erin Stevenson]] - [[Montserrat Lombard]]
-* [[Penelope Carter |Penelope Carter]] - [[Alexandra Moen]]
+*[[Hogan Cox]] - [[Bernard Cribbins]]
+===Recurring===
-* [[Reg Stevenson|Uncle Reg]] - [[David Ryall]]
-* [[Wilson (Tomahawk)|Sergeant Wilson]] - [[Bradley Gardner]]
+*[[Danielle Stevenson]] - [[Susannah Harker]]
-* [[Lafayette (Tomahawk)|Colonel Lafayette]] - [[Julian Dutton]]
+*[[Roger Stevenson]] - [[Trevor Cooper]]
-* [[Maynard (Tomahawk)|Private Maynard]] - [[Ian Hallard]]
+*[[Kyle Harrison]] - [[William Moseley]]
-* [[Arunzell]] - [[Samuel Oatley]]
+*[[Caitrin Ryan]] - [[Gillian Anderson]]
-* [[Maion|Captain Maion]] - [[Chris Stanton]]
+*[[Amanda Theodore]] - [[T'Nia Miller]]
-* [[Kazie Boiell]] - [[Maureen Lipman]]
+*[["The Governor"|The Governor]] - [[David Warner]]
-* [[Suzie Q]] - [[Lucie Jones]]
+*[[The Master]] - [[Jason Issacs]]
-* [[Commentator (the Food of Love)|Commentator]] - [[Graham Norton]]
+*[[Gemma Legato]] - [[Emer Kenny]]
+===Guest===
-* [[Fenton (Flatline)|Fenton]] - [[Christopher Fairbank]]
+*[[Mary Stuart|Mary, Queen of Scots]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nell_Hudson Nell Hudson]
-* [[Forrest|PC Forrest]] - [[Jessica Hayles]]
+*[[Bastian Pagez]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Weber Stanley Weber]
-* [[Sennheiser|Obergruppenführer Sennheiser]] - [[Ben Miller]]
+*[[James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell|Earl of Bothwell]] - [[James Marsters]]
-* [[Sofia Lukas]] - [[Rosie Day]]
+*[[Edward Carter|Dr Edward Carter]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Callow Simon Callow]
-* [[Karl Lukas]] - [[Rory Kinnear]]
-* [[Tasker]] - [[Justin Sallinger]]
+*[[Penelope Carter |Penelope Carter]] - [[Alexandra Moen]]
+*[[Reg Stevenson|Uncle Reg]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Ryall David Ryall]
-* [[Dahh-Ren]] - [[Peter Caulfield]]
+*[[Wilson (Tomahawk)|Sergeant Wilson]] - [[Bradley Gardner]]
-* [[Gouildeir]] - [[Shane Gately]]
+*[[Lafayette (Tomahawk)|Colonel Lafayette]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Dutton Julian Dutton]
-* [[Enrico Amid]] - [[Ameet Chana]]
+*[[Maynard (Tomahawk)|Private Maynard]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Hallard Ian Hallard]
-* [[Florence Nightingale]] - [[Emily Speed]]
+*[[Arunzell]] - [[Samuel Oatley]]
-* [[ Anderson (The Lady with the Lamp)|Anderson]] - [[Ifan Meredith]]
-* [[Adelaide Brook]] - [[Lindsay Duncan]]
+*[[Maion|Captain Maion]] - [[Chris Stanton]]
+*[[Kazie Boiell]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maureen_Lipman Maureen Lipman]
-* [[Ed Gold]] - [[Peter O'Brien]]
+*[[Suzie Q]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucie_Jones Lucie Jones]
-* [[Yuri Kerenski]] - [[Aleksandar Mikic]]
+*[[Commentator (the Food of Love)|Commentator]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Norton Graham Norton]
-* [[Mia Bennett]] - [[Gemma Chan]]
+*[[Fenton (Flatline)|Fenton]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Fairbank Christopher Fairbank]
+*[[Forrest|PC Forrest]] - [[Jessica Hayles]]
-== Television Stories ==
+*[[Sennheiser|Obergruppenführer Sennheiser]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Miller Ben Miller]
+*[[Sofia Lukas]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosie_Day Rosie Day]
-=== Main Season ===
+*[[Karl Lukas]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rory_Kinnear Rory Kinnear]
-{| class="wikitable"
+*[[Tasker]] - [[Justin Sallinger]]
-!
+*[[Dahh-Ren]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Caulfield_(actor) Peter Caulfield]
-Episode No.
+*[[Gouildeir]] - [[Shane Gately]]
+*[[Enrico Amid]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ameet_Chana Ameet Chana]
+*[[Florence Nightingale]] - [[Emily Speed]]
+*[[Anderson (The Lady with the Lamp)|Anderson]] - [[Ifan Meredith]]
+*[[Adelaide Brook]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsay_Duncan Lindsay Duncan]
+*[[Ed Gold]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_O%27Brien_(actor) Peter O'Brien]
+*[[Yuri Kerenski]] - [[Aleksandar Mikic]]
+*[[Mia Bennett]] - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemma_Chan Gemma Chan]
+==Television Stories==
+===Main Season===
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+|[[24 January (releases)|24 January]] [[2015]]
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 |[[Toni Graphia]]
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+|[[Metin Hüseyin]]
 |[[21 February (releases)|21 February]] 2015
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-|''[[Destiny of the Gaians (serial)#Part I|Destiny of the Gaians, Part I]]''
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 |[[Ronald D. Moore]]
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-|''[[Destiny of the Gaians (serial)#Part II|Destiny of the Gaians, Part II]]''
+|''[[Destiny of the Gaians (serial)|Destiny of the Gaians, Part II]]''
 |[[Ronald D. Moore]]
 |[[Rachel Talalay]]
 |[[14 March (releases)|14 March]] 2015
 |}
+===Mini-Episode===
+{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; margin-right:0;"
-=== Mini-Episode<nowiki/> ===
-{| class="wikitable"
 !Title
 !Writer
@@ Line 230: / Line 218: @@
 !Air Date
 |-
-|[[I Don't Want Tomorrow (Sketch)|I Don't Want Tomorrow]]
+|''[[I Don't Want Tomorrow (Sketch)|I Don't Want Tomorrow]]''
 |[[Simon Guerrier]]
 |[[Kurt Pongratz]]
 |[[23 May (releases)|23 May]] 2015
+|}
-|}<nowiki/>
-== Production ==
+==Production==
+===Crew===
-=== Crew ===
 To be added.
+===Shooting Blocks===
+{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; margin-right:0;"
-=== Filming ===
+!Block
-To be added.
+!Episodes
+!Director
-== Aliens and Enemies ==
+!Producer
-* [[Raston Assassin Robot]]
+!DOP
-* [[James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell|Earl of Bothwell]]
+!Editor
-* [[Edward Carter|Dr Edward Carter]]
-* [[J’taria]]
-* [[Sky Head|Sky Heads]]
-* [[Mind Leach|Mind Leaches]]
-* [[Lava Spider|Lava Spiders]]
-* [[Arunzell]]
-* [[Carrionites|The Carrionites]]
-* [[Boneless|The Boneless]]
-* [[The Nazis]]
-* [[Sennheiser|Obergruppenführer Sennheiser]]
-* [[Gaians|The Gaians]]
-** [[Smart Suit|Smart Suits]]
-** [[Corpse|Human Corpses]]
-* [["The Governor"|The Governor]]
-* The [[Yarra]]
-* The [[Drahvins]]
-* [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)|The Flood]]
-== Home Media ==
-=== Physical Media ===
-{| class="wikitable"
-! rowspan="2" |
-Title and Episodes included
-! rowspan="2" |Cover
-! rowspan="2" |Format
-! rowspan="2" |Number and duration of episodes
-! colspan="2" |Release Date
 |-
-!Region 1
+!1
+|1.03, 1.01, 1.05
-!Region 2
+|[[Richard Clark]] / [[John Dahl]]
+|[[Nikki Wilson]]
+|[[Owen McPolin]] / [[David Higgs]]
+|[[Peter H Oliver]] / [[Michael O'Halloran]]
 |-
+!2
-|Doctor Who - Season 49: Part One
+|1.02, 1.07, 1.10, 1.13
-[[God Save the Queen (episode)|''God Save the Queen'']]
+|[[Metin Hüseyin]]
+| rowspan="2" |[[Brian Minchin]]
-[[The Darnley Conspiracy (episode)|''The Darnley Conspiracy'']]
+|[[Edward J. Pei]]
+|[[Christopher Cooke]]
-[[At the Tip of Your Fingers (episode)|''At the Tip of Your Fingers'']]
-[[Tomahawk (episode)|''Tomahawk'']]
-[[The Food of Love (episode)|''The Food of Love'']]
-[[Flatline (episode)|''Flatline'']]
-[[Fire and Fury (episode)|''Fire and Fury'']]
-''[[Those Who Lead (serial)|Those Who Lead, Part I]]''
-|TBA
-|DVD/Blu-Ray
-|8x60 minutes
-|[[9 December (releases)|9 December]] 2014
-|[[24 November (releases)|24 November]] 2014
 |-
+!3
-|Doctor Who - Season 49: Part Two
+|1.04, 1.06
-'''TBA'''
+|[[Douglas Mackinnon]]
-|TBA
+|[[David Higgs]]
-|DVD/Blu-Ray
+|[[Peter H Oliver]]
-|8x60 minutes
-|[[20 April (releases)|20 April]] 2014
-|[[6 April (releases)|6 April]] 2015
 |-
+!4
-|Doctor Who:  The Complete Season 49
+|1.08, 1.09, 1.15, 1.16
-[[God Save the Queen (episode)|''God Save the Queen'']]
+|[[Rachel Talalay]]
+|[[Nikki Wilson]]
-[[The Darnley Conspiracy (episode)|''The Darnley Conspiracy'']]
+|[[Stuart Biddlecombe]]
+| rowspan="2" |[[Will Oswald]]
-[[At the Tip of Your Fingers (episode)|''At the Tip of Your Fingers'']]
-[[Tomahawk (episode)|''Tomahawk'']]
-[[The Food of Love (episode)|''The Food of Love'']]
-[[Flatline (episode)|''Flatline'']]
-[[Fire and Fury (episode)|''Fire and Fury'']]
-''[[Those Who Lead (serial)|Those Who Lead, Part I]]''
-'''TBA'''
-|[[File:Doctor Who SEASON 49 DVD normal Cover.png|thumb|313x313px]]
-|DVD/Blu-Ray
-|16x60 minutes
-|[[13 July (releases)|13 July]] 2015
-|[[22 June (releases)|22 June]] 2015
 |-
+!5
-|Doctor Who: The Collection - Season 49
+|1.12
-[[God Save the Queen (episode)|''God Save the Queen'']]
+|[[Euros Lyn]]
+| rowspan="2" |[[Derek Ritchie]]
-[[The Darnley Conspiracy (episode)|''The Darnley Conspiracy'']]
+|[[Rory Taylor]]
+|-
-[[At the Tip of Your Fingers (episode)|''At the Tip of Your Fingers'']]
+!6
+|1.11, 1.14
-[[Tomahawk (episode)|''Tomahawk'']]
+|[[Richard Clark]] / [[Nick Hurran]]
+|[[Owen McPolin]]
-[[The Food of Love (episode)|''The Food of Love'']]
+|[[Christopher Cooke]]
-[[Flatline (episode)|''Flatline'']]
-[[Fire and Fury (episode)|''Fire and Fury'']]
-''[[Those Who Lead (serial)|Those Who Lead, Part I]]''
-'''TBA'''
-|TBA
-|Blu-Ray
-|16x60 minutes
-| colspan="2" |TBD
 |}
-=== Download/Streaming ===
+===Filming===
+To be added.
-{| class="wikitable"
+==Aliens and Enemies==
-!
+*[[Raston Assassin Robot]]
-Country
+*[[James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell|Earl of Bothwell]]
-!Netflix
+*[[Edward Carter|Dr Edward Carter]]
-!Amazon Video
+*[[J’taria]]
-!Google Play
+*[[Sky Head|Sky Heads]]
-!iTunes
+*[[Mind Leach|Mind Leaches]]
-!Britbox
+*[[Lava Spider|Lava Spiders]]
+*[[Arunzell]]
+*[[Carrionites|The Carrionites]]
+*[[Boneless|The Boneless]]
+*[[The Nazis]]
+*[[Sennheiser|Obergruppenführer Sennheiser]]
+*[[Gaians|The Gaians]]
+**[[Smart Suit|Smart Suits]]
+**[[Corpse|Human Corpses]]
+*[["The Governor"|The Governor]]
+*[[Yarra|The Yarra]]
+*[[Drahvins|The Drahvins]]
+*[[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)|The Flood]]
+*[[Matilda (Queen of Nine)|Lady Matilda]]
+*[[Mary Tudor|Queen Mary]]
+*[[The Master]]
+==Viewing Figures==
+{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%; margin-right:0;"
+! rowspan="2" |No.
+! rowspan="2" |Title
+! colspan="2" |Official BARB Figures (7-day)
 |-
+!Consolidated (m)
-!United Kingdom
+!Weekly Rank
-|✓
-|✓
-|✓
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
 |-
+!1
-!United States
+|''God Save the Queen''
-|✓
+|10.54
-|✓
-|✓
+|1
-|✓
-|✓
 |-
+!2
-!Canada
+|''The Darnley Conspiracy''
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
+|9.14
-|✓
-|✓
+|2
-|✓
-|✓
 |-
+!3
-!Ireland
+|''At the Tip of Your Fingers''
-|✓
+|9.04
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
-|✓
+|4
-|✓
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
 |-
+!4
-!Australia
+|''Tomahawk''
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
+|8.86
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
-|✓
+|4
-|✓
+|-
+!5
-|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
+|''The Food of Love''
+|8.41
+|3
+|-
+!6
+|''Flatline''
+|8.22
+|4
+|-
+!7
+|''Fire and Fury''
+|7.97
+|6
+|-
+!8
+|''Those Who Lead, Part I''
+|7.51
+|10
+|-
+!9
+|''Those Who Lead, Part II''
+|8.92
+|3
+|-
+!10
+|''The Lady with the Lamp''
+|8.10
+|6
+|-
+!11
+|''One Giant Leap''
+|7.33
+|13
+|-
+!12
+|''The Waters of Mars''
+|8.41
+|4
+|-
+!13
+|''Queen of Nine''
+|7.84
+|10
+|-
+!14
+|''Remnants''
+|8.09
+|6
+|-
+!15
+|''Destiny of the Gaians, Part I''
+|8.78
+|2
+|-
+!16
+|''Destiny of the Gaians, Part II''
+|9.95
+|1
+|-
+! colspan="2" |Series Average
+| colspan="2" |8.569
 |}
+== Home Media ==
+To be added.
-Britbox is only avilable in US and Canada. iTunes only carry ''Doctor Who'' in the US, Canada, Ireland and Australia. Amazon Video can stream Doctor Who through BritBox in the US, and holds it as a paid series in all other countries, but Australia where it's included with Prime.
 [[Category:Doctor Who seasons]]