Matthew Andrews

Last updated 06 November 2013

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Researcher: Desert Storm[Factual]; Is There Life on Mars?[Factual]; Lords and Masters[Factual]; Allons-y![Factual]; Call Me The Doctor[Factual]; Eyes Wide Open[Factual]; Blinded by the Light[Factual]; Death in Venice[Factual]; Arthurian Legend[Factual]; What Goes on Tour...[Factual]; A Brush with Genius[Factual]; Extra Time[Factual]; Alien Abduction[Factual]; Out of Time[Factual]; Christmas Special 2010[Factual]; Coming to America[Factual]; Breaking the Silence[Factual]; Ship Ahoy![Factual]; Bigger on the Inside[Factual]; Double Trouble[Factual]; Take Two[Factual]; The Born Identity[Factual]; River Runs Wild[Factual]; About A Boy[Factual]; What Dreams May Come[Factual]; Heartbreak Hotel[Factual]; Open All Hours[Factual]; When Time Froze[Factual]; The Doctors Revisited: The First Doctor[Factual]	29 credits in 29 entries
Camera Operator: The Doctors Revisited: The Second Doctor[Factual]; The Companions[Factual]; Doctor Who Explained[Factual]; Doctor Who Extra: Robot Of Sherwood[Factual]; Doctor Who Extra: Listen[Factual]; Doctor Who Extra: The Caretaker[Factual]; Doctor Who Extra: Kill The Moon[Factual] \| as Camera Operator: The Doctors Revisited: The Ninth Doctor[Factual]; The Doctors Revisited: The Tenth Doctor[Factual] \| as Matt Andrews: The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot[Misc]	10 credits in 10 entries

Matthew Andrews

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On This Day: 19th November

The Power of the Daleks: Episode Three premiered on BBC One in 1966 at 5:51pm, watched by 7.50 million viewers.

Image of the Fendahl: Part Four premiered on BBC One in 1977 at 6:13pm, watched by 9.10 million viewers.

Missing In Action premiered on BBC One in 1993 at 7:29pm, watched by 3.90 million viewers.

Doctor Who: A Celebration premiered on BBC Radio Wales in 2006 at 7:00pm

Countrycide premiered on BBC Three in 2006 at 10:00pm, watched by 1.22 million viewers.

The Lost Boy: Part Two premiered on CBBC in 2007 at 5:30pm

The Gift: Episode One premiered on BBC One in 2009 at 4:35pm, watched by 0.95 million viewers.

The Power of the Daleks: Episode One (animation) premiered on BBC America in 2016 at 8:25pm, watched by 0.25 million viewers.

Birthdays

Adele Silva is 38 today - credited as Squeak in Survival

Katherine Kelly is 39 today - 9 credits, including Miss Quill in For Tonight We Might Die(Class)

Mark Bonnar is 50 today - 7 credits, including Jimmy in The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People

Anthony Frieze is 53 today - credited as Xoanon in The Face of Evil

Nicholas Pennell (died 1995 aged 56) would be 80 today - credited as Winton in Colony In Space

Brian Vaughan (died 1990 aged 59) would be 88 today - credited as Lt. Commander Watts in The Sea Devils

William Russell is 94 today - 48 credits, including Ian Chesterton in An Unearthly Child

Bernard Davies (died 2010 aged 86) would be 95 today - credited as German soldier in The War Games

Doctor Who News

Demons Of The Punjab: The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker), Graham (Bradley Walsh), Hasna (Shaheen Khan), Umbreen (Amita Suman), Ryan (Tosin Cole) (Credit: BBC Studios (Ben Blackall))

Demons Of The Punjab - Official Ratings
Doctor Who: Demons Of The Punjab had an official rating of 7.48 million viewers, according to figures released by the Broadcasting Research Audience Board, BARB.
19 Nov

Kerblam! (Credit: BBC Studios (Ben Blackall))

Kerblam! - Overnight Viewing Figures
Doctor Who: Kerblam! was watched by 5.93 million viewers, a share of 28.5% of the total TV audience, according to unofficial overnight figures.
19 Nov

Children in Need 2018: Anna and Alex with Team TARDIS (Credit: BBC/Sophie Mutevelian)

Children in Need 2018
The BBC's annual fundraising evening for Children in Need took place yesterday, and by the end of the evening raised £50,595,053 for the charity!
17 Nov

Kerblam! - This Weekend
A number of new publicity images to promote this week's episode of Doctor Who, Kerblam!Kerblam!
16 Nov