08/08/85 - Slipback The serial has music by BBC Radiophonic Workshop's Jonathan Gibbs (The King's Demons, Warriors of the Deep, Vengeance on Varos and The Mark of the Rani). #DoctorWho1985

08/08/85 - Slipback Sound effects are provided by Wilfredo Acosta, with electronic effects performed live by Dick Mills. This story also has a revised version of Peter Howell's Doctor Who theme - it's ghostly final appearance... #DoctorWho1985

08/08/85 - Slipback Episode 5 BBC Pirate Radio 4 9:44 AM INNER VOICE: You are a great disappointment, Doctor. THE DOCTOR: Most people feel that way. #DoctorWho1985

08/08/85 - Slipback Episode 6 BBC Pirate Radio 4 11:36 AM THE DOCTOR: Oh! That would look good on my tombstone: "He didn't know, so the Universe was never created." #DoctorWho1985

Doctor Who 1985 Valentine Dyall! What a voice. His best works were on the Goon Show though. He even had to stand in for Peter Sellers once. 6 people had to stand in for him that episode.

09/08/85 - Paul McGann in 1985 "He was one of four actors in the final line-up for HTV’s coveted Robin of Sherwood after Michael Praed quit for Broadway and Hollywood fame. But it was not to be. He said: “It would have been good because I know quite a few of the actors who play

09/08/85 - Television in 1985 Wogan BBC 1 7:00 PM [Terry takes the Flying Scotsman to the Edinburgh Book Festival with Terry Jones and Jonathan Miller. Today’s edition of The Scotsman has lots of mentions of Dr. Who in this article about the Festival.] #DoctorWho1985

09/08/85 - BBC tv in 1985 "We do plan to run a campaign which will focus attention on the quality of BBC programmes, but its aim will not be to boost our ratings.” #DoctorWho1985 [The Guardian]

09/08/85 - BBC tv in 1985 "John Nettles, who plays the title role in Bergerac, teams up with former Dr Who girl, Louise Jameson, when the hit BBC series returns to the screen. The Jersey-based cops and robbers favourite is part of a mammoth £30 million output of drama announced

[In 1985, Doctor Who is in between parallel worlds of Blackpool and Michael Jayston.]

Peter Capaldi fans might like to know that the whole thing has materialised on YouTube