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Am I a good (or featured) man Wikipedia article?

Since last Newsletter, many new GAs have been added to the Project. These include every individual episode in Doctor Who series 15 and a number of fictional characters, including Belinda Chandra, the companion of Series 15. A full list of Good promoted content can be found at Wikipedia:WikiProject Doctor Who#Articles with Good Article status. So far, we've promoted 33 GAs this year, and we're on track to beat our previous record of GAs promoted in a year (36 in 2012).

In terms of Good Topics, Wikipedia:Featured topics/List of Doctor Who episodes (2005–present) and Wikipedia:Good topics/Doctor Who series 14 were both promoted in May.

Additionally, with the promotion of Yeti (Doctor Who) to FA status just this past month, the project has gotten its first FA status article in nearly a decade, with the last FA promotion being From The Doctor to my son Thomas in November 2015.

Congratulations to all involved with these articles, and keep up the good work!

Space-Time Telegraph Materialization Schedule

With uncertainty surrounding when production of the parent show will resume, newsletter editors have decided to shift the publication schedule from quarterly to triannually for the time being. This means that the next issue will be published in December, and then every April, August, and December thereafter. When the future of the series is more certain, the schedule may update once more at that time.

Their songs have ended... but their stories, never end 🌹

Since the previous issue was published, some people related to Doctor Who have sadly passed away:

• 29 April - Sue Stapely, 78, director's assistant (The Invasion, The Curse of Peladon)
• 4 May - Michael Allaby, 91, actor (Ice Soldier and Larn in The Keys of Marinus)
• 11 May - Michael McStay, 92, actor (Derek Moberley in The Seeds of Doom)
• 13 May - Sandra Exelby, 82, make-up artist (The Time Warrior)
• 24 May - Alan Yentob, 78, controller of BBC One (1993–1996)
• 24 May - Peter David, 68, writer (It's complicated, go on the TARDIS Wiki for details)
• 30 May - Prentis Hancock, 83, actor (Spearhead from Space, Planet of the Daleks, Planet of Evil, The Ribos Operation, and Big Finish Productions audio story Bernice Summerfield - Private Enemy No. 1)
• 5 June - Mary Husband, 91, costume designer (Day of the Daleks)
• 9 June - Pik-Sen Lim, 80, actress (Captain Chin Lee in The Mind of Evil and multiple characters in Big Finish Productions audio stories)
• 30 June - Kenneth Colley, 87, actor (Cristophe Zarodnix in Big Finish Productions' The Eighth Doctor Adventures audio stories Sisters of the Flame and The Vengeance of Morbius)
• 4 July - David Killick, 86 or 87, actor (Professor Cornelius Perkins in the Big Finish Productions audio story The Valley of Death)

Would you like a jelly baby Good or Featured article?

It's been several months since the last newsletter, and a number of new GAs have been added to the quality content list. In total we have promoted nearly 50 Good Articles this year, on top of one Featured Article, making this the year with the largest amount of promoted Doctor Who-related content in Wikipedia history (Beating our previous record of 2012's 36 by a significant margin).

Congratulations to all of our editors who have contributed to quality content this year, and we hope to see the number of quality articles under our project grow as time goes on.

Intelligence Bulletin from the Subwave Network

• A five-part miniseries and spin-off of Doctor Who, The War Between the Land and the Sea concluded airing this month on BBC One. The series will release on Disney+ next year. The conclusion of that series on Disney+ will officially mark the end of the co-production deal between the Beeb and the Mouse House that was first announced in 2022. While Doctor Who has been confirmed to continue with a 2026 Christmas Special written by Russell T Davies, its status in international markets has yet to be announced. CBeebies has also found an animation partner for a 52-part animated spin-off set to begin production next year and air across two series from 2027–2029.
• The War Between will also receive a DVD and Blu-ray release on 27 February. A physical release of the soundtrack album for that series from Lorne Balfe will precede it on 30 January; however, it is already available on digital platforms. On 12 December, the long-awaited and long-requested tenth series soundtrack from Murray Gold was published.
• Season 21 will receive a "Collection" release on 16 March, featuring a remastered episodes with new special features. Additionally a plethora of new audio and print stories are due for publication in early 2026.

Their songs have ended... but their stories never end 🌹

Since the previous issue was published, a number of people related to the Whoniverse have sadly passed away and some who passed away before the previous issue only had their deaths announced recently:

2019

• 19 April - Roger Minnis, 75, actor (Spearhead from Space, Doctor Who and the Silurians, The Ambassadors of Death, The Claws of Axos)

2020

• 19 April - Bernard Barnsley, 86 or 87, actor (The Ark, Doctor Who and the Silurians, The Time Monster)
• 11 September - Neil Sweetmore, 86, dresser (Warriors of the Deep)

2021

• 5 December - Peggy Sirr, 92, actress (Marco Polo)

2022

• 21 January - Terence Lodge, 85, actor (The Macra Terror, Carnival of Monsters, Planet of the Spiders)
• 9 May - Christopher Denham, 83, actor (The Savages)
• 1 June - Vaughan Collins, 74, actor (The Awakening)
• 17 November - Desmond McCarthy, production assistant (The Moonbase)

Their songs have ended... but their stories never end 🌹 (continued)

2023

• 30 August - Jenny Doe, 76, director's assistant (Shada) and production associate (Terror of the Vervoids)

2024

• 10 March - Conrad Monk, 87, actor (The Daleks' Master Plan)
• 25 July - Brian White, cameraman (regular from 1960s onwards, work includes the Dalek POV at the end of The Daleks - "The Dead Planet")

2025

• 27 March - Ray Lavender, 85, actor (The Androids of Tara, The Horns of Nimon, The Leisure Hive, Snakedance)
• 5 April - Peter Noel Cook, 97, actor (The Ambassadors of Death) (death only announced in November)
• 17 May - Gawn Grainger, 87, actor (The Mark of the Rani)
• 14 June - Joanna Bacon, 72, actress (The Havoc of Empires, The Man at the End of the Garden) (death only announced in July)
• 6 July - Ralph Wilton, 86, production assistant (Shada), production manager (Arc of Infinity), and lighting crew (The Crusade)
• 4 August - Richard Ireson, 78, actor (The Mind Robber, The Krotons)
• 5 August - Stanley McGeagh, 88, actor (Colony in Space, The Sea Devils)
• 6 August - Christopher H. Bidmead, 84, script editor (Season 18) and writer (Logopolis, Castrovalva, Frontios)
• 9 August - Ray Brooks, 86, actor (Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D., The Trouble with Drax)
• 10 August - Biddy Baxter, 92, producer of Blue Peter (see connection to Doctor Who on the TARDIS Wiki)
• 23 August - Dave Taylor, 60 or 61, comic book artist (Terrorformer)
• 3 September - Derek Chafer, 90, actor (The Time Meddler, The Myth Makers, The Invasion, and many more (see TARDIS Wiki for details))
• 6 October - John Woodvine, 96, actor (The Armageddon Factor, The Galileo Trap, The Satanic Mill)
• 13 October - Tony Caunter, 88, actor (The Crusade, Colony in Space, Enlightenment)
• 14 October - Gregg Palmer, 84, actor (The Tenth Planet, The War Games)
• 25 October -
  • Nabil Shaban, 72, actor (Vengeance on Varos, Mindwarp, Mission to Magnus, Antidote to Oblivion, Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor)
  • Tony Adams, 84, actor (The Green Death)
• 5 November - Pauline Collins, 85, actress (The Faceless Ones, "Tooth and Claw")
• November - Steven Ismay, 76^[a], actor (The Daemons, Day of the Daleks, The Sea Devils, and many more (see TARDIS Wiki for details))
• 19 December - Amanda Brotchie, director ("Lux", "The Well")

Notes

Into the Vortex! (Of Good and Featured Content)

Since our newsletter last December, the Doctor Who WikiProject has seen a large amount of quality article improvement. So far, 16 Good Articles have been improved this year! We're at about the same pace we were last year, which is always good to see, especially given the twelve other articles nominated for GA status at present. Special shoutouts to users Rhain for their improvements on First Doctor serials, SkywalkerEccleston for their various improvements across a wide variety of articles, Lbal for their work on Full Circle (Doctor Who), and Doomitron for their work on Sixth Doctor.

Additionally, since then, Ice Warrior has been improved to Featured Article status, List of Doctor Who creatures and aliens and List of Doctor Who characters have been improved to Featured List status, and three Good Topics focused on articles relating to the Midnight Entity, the Slitheen, and Doctor Who series 15 have been nominated and approved.

Congratulations to all of the users who have improved quality Doctor Who articles in the past few months!

A flabbergasting discovery

In March, it was announced that episodes 1 ("The Nightmare Begins") and 3 ("Devil's Planet") of The Daleks' Master Plan were found by the charity Film is Fabulous! in a private collection among some films. The collector gave them permission to have them and sadly passed away not long after. Upon learning of the discovery through Toby Hadoke, actor Peter Purves, who starred in the episodes alongside William Hartnell and Adrienne Hill, said "My flabber has never been so gasted". The episodes were shown at a BFI screening (with Purves in attendance) in April and are now available on BBC iPlayer in the UK and the official Doctor Who Classic YouTube channel in the US. This means that episodes 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 of The Daleks' Master Plan are now available.

It has been hinted that more could be found in the near future as 95 episodes remain missing.

Intelligence Bulletin from the Subwave Network

• The 1996 American-produced Doctor Who television film was remastered in 4K using the original film reels for a Blu-ray release this May. The restored version includes both the UK and U.S. broadcast versions and new special features.
• Big Finish Productions recently extended their contract with the BBC to continue licensing the Doctor Who franchise intellectual property for audio stories through 2035. The first new production to be confirmed following this announcement, is a fifteen-part box set featuring David Tennant set to begin releasing bimonthly next year.
• In February, the First Doctor serial The Rescue was published on vinyl record as a special release for Record Store Day in the United Kingdom.
• Circuit Breaker, a new multi-platform story starring Jo Martin as the Fugitive Doctor was announced by BBC Studios to launch this June. Spanning audio, books, comics, games, magazine, internet, and Blu-ray releases, tells a singular interconnected story about UNIT's Black Archive across several mediums.
• Seventeen years after its last release, Character Options is releasing a new five-part set of Doctor Who figures beginning in July.
• In the United States, AMC+ has secured rights to be the exclusive streaming video on demand host of all 2005–2022 Doctor Who episodes. This era of Who has been unavailable to stream in the States since its removal from HBO Max in July 2025. Noticeably absent from press releases are mention of spin-off series Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures; while these shows have historically been packaged with this era of Who in streaming deals on HBO Max, before that on Amazon Prime Video, as well as Netflix and Hulu in the ancient days, there is no confirmation if these will be included. Elsewhere in America, Classic Who has it's own streaming home on BritBox (yes, BritBox still exists on this side of the pond), while the 60th anniversary specials and Gatwa's era remain on Disney+ for the foreseeable future. Disney has also yet to release The War Between the Land and the Sea, a five-part miniseries previously marketed by the company as releasing outside of the UK and Ireland in "early 2026". There is also no news on where, if anywhere, future episodes of Who will air or stream in the United States (or elsewhere worldwide, for that matter); however, AMC Global Media (the owner of AMC+) owns BBC America, which it regularly licenses BBC content for and was the linear broadcaster of Who from 2009–2022, and a non-controlling ownership stake in BritBox. AMC+ was also previously the next-day streamer of Who episodes during the Jodie Whittaker/Chris Chibnall-era as a transitional period between their broadcast on BBC America and release on HBO Max. Given this, and the global reach of AMC+, it's a feasible home for future new episodes and even the rumored potential of a co-production deal to fill the funding deficit left by Disney.

Succession

The oldest-living person associated with the Whoniverse since Arnold Yarrow's death in December 2024, Laurie Webb, sadly passed away on 29 March aged 101 years, 327 days. He remains the fifth longest-lived person associated with the Whoniverse and the tenth to become a centenarian. The title of oldest-living person associated with the Whoniverse is now held by 97-year-old Peter Cellier (Time-Flight).

Contributors

• Magneton Considerer: Pokelego999 (Talk) (Contribs)
• Spectritus (talk)
• TheDoctorWho (talk)

Their songs have ended... but their stories never end 🌹

Since the previous issue was published, a number of people related to the Whoniverse have sadly passed away and some who passed away before the previous issue only had their deaths announced recently:

2022

• October – Tony Scoggo, 86, actor (Terror of the Vervoids)

2023

• 25 March – Douglas Sheldon, 87, actor (The Daleks' Master Plan)

2024

• Q1 – Susanna Carroll, 90 or 91, actress (Galaxy 4)
• 9 December – Julia Burnett, 70, actress (The Hand of Fear)
• 29 December – Nick Hobbs, 78, actor (The Curse of Peladon, The Ark in Space, "Amy's Choice" and more)

2025

• Before 15 February – Geoffrey Keep, 76 or 77, convention regular and First Doctor cosplayer
• Before 14 April – Harriet Philpin, 73, actress (Genesis of the Daleks)
• 30 June – Jim Shooter, 73, editor-in-chief (1984–86 Doctor Who comic series by Marvel Comics)
• 11 August – Mike Winser, 83, OB cameraman (The Ultimate Foe)
• 14 August – Carol Sadler, 62, camerawoman (some unspecified 1980s serials)
• 28 August – John J. Johnston, 60, contributor to Doctor Who Magazine
• 3 September – Keith Hodiak, 75, actor ("The Five Doctors")
• 7 October – Tony Handy, 91, actor (The Underwater Menace)
• 1 November – Aidan White, 56, actor ("Partners in Crime")
• 7 November – Clemente Rezzónico, 90, artist (Daleks, invasión a la Tierra año 2150)
• 8 November – Geoff Beech, 81, studio cameraman (some unspecified 1960s and 1970s serials)
• 11 November – Nigel Walters, 84, camera assistant (The Ambassadors of Death)
• 11 November – Peter Sowerbutts, 76, actor (multiple audio stories)
• 16 November – Quenton Annis, 84, assistant floor manager (The Ice Warriors)
• 28 November – Carol Lawrence, 81, costume designer (Chute!)
• 3 December – John Dillon, 92, actor (The Savages)
• 8 December – Tony Van Silva, 75, stunt performer ("Tooth and Claw")
• 19 December – Richard Barnes, 81, actor (Nightmare of Eden)
• December – Roger Bamford, unknown age, floor assistant (The Daleks' Master Plan)
• 2025 – Rita Dunn, 92, production assistant (Snakedance)
• 2025 – George Reed, 91, visual effects assistant (The Seeds of Doom, The Talons of Weng-Chiang, Castrovalva, and many more)
• 2025 – Jan Spoczynski, 76 or 77, designer (Snakedance) and design assistant (Revenge of the Cybermen)

2026

• 1 January – Gregory de Polnay, 82, actor (The Robots of Death)
• 2 January – Colin Bell, 80, actor (The Sea Devils, Invasion of the Dinosaurs)
• 9 January – Tina Packer, 87, actress (The Web of Fear)
• 10 January – Derek Martin, 92, actor (Image of the Fendahl, The Romans, The Massacre and more) and stuntman (The Ambassadors of Death, The Mind of Evil, The Claws of Axos)
• 11 January – Marcus Gilbert, 67, actor (Battlefield, UNIT: Brave New World: Knightfall)
• 13 January – Paul Grist, 86, actor (The Claws of Axos)
• 14 January – Donald Douglas, 92, actor (The Sontaran Experiment)
• 16 January – Hazel Ellerby, 67, actress (Torchwood: Cadoc Point)
• 31 January – Lorne Martin, 79, props buyer (Doctor Who: The Tom Baker Years) and head of BBC Exhibitions
• 9 February – Tony Millier, 85, studio sound provider (The Enemy of the World, Colony in Space, The Dæmons and many more)
• 7 March – Paul Seed, 78, actor (The Ribos Operation)
• 17 March – Mike Smith, 87, helicopter pilot (Fury from the Deep, The Dæmons)
• 18 March – Tom Georgeson, 89, actor (Genesis of the Daleks, Logopolis)
• 25 March – Sheila S. Tomlinson, 100, film editor (Revenge of the Cybermen)
• 29 March – Laurie Webb, 101, actor (The Three Doctors)
• 6 April – Angela Pleasence, 84, actress ("The Shakespeare Code", The Curse of Clyde Langer)
• 10 April – Jan Williams, 87, actress (The Ark)
• April – Jill Curzon, 87, actress (Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.)
• 2 May – Barbara Kinghorn, 81, actress (The Caves of Androzani)
• 3 May – Joyce Hawkins, 95, costume designer (Horror of Fang Rock)
• 14 May – Alan Rothwell, 89, actor (The Twilight Kingdom)
• 18 May – Tom Kane, 64, actor (LEGO Dimensions)
• May – Michael Keating, 79, actor (The Sun Makers, The Twilight Kingdom, Year of the Pig, The Evil One, The End)

Unknown year

• Tom Reeve, unknown age, dresser (Full Circle, Paradise Towers, Delta and the Bannermen)
• Brian Holloway, unknown age, cameraman (some unspecified serials in the 1960s and 1970s)
• Dave Carter, unknown age, actor (Doctor Who and the Silurians, Inferno, Terror of the Autons, and many more)

I like Quality Articles. Quality Articles are good.

Since the publication of the last newsletter, several updates to quality content have occurred. Fifteenth Doctor has been promoted to GA status, and subsequently the Fifteenth Doctor Good Topic has been promoted, indicating that all major articles associated with the incarnation have been improved to GA status! Congratulations to all who have helped with this massive milestone.

The former FAs Dalek and Douglas Adams have been improved to GA, and Doctor actors Tom Baker and Christopher Eccleston have also been promoted. Two Classic serials, The Celestial Toymaker and The Ice Warriors, have been improved, as has spin-off series Tales of the TARDIS. Finally, shoutout to The Invasion (Doctor Who)'s promotion, nominated by new nominater XCBRO172, as well as Christopher H. Bidmead, which has been the second promoted article by Lbal.

At present, we are currently at 28 total Good Articles promoted this year, and hopefully if we keep up the pace this will be our second most productive year on record (Beating 2012's 36, though still a fair bit behind the over 50 articles from 2025). That said, on top of those new promotions, there are numerous nominations currently in the queue, and several articles and Good Topic projects currently in the works, so make sure to keep improving and reviewing articles for the project! Every step counts to improving our coverage of this show. Congratulations to all who have improved content in the past few months!

It's the End of the World Doctor Who as We Know It
(and I (Do Not) Feel Fine)

In June, the BBC officially announced that the previously publicized 2026 Doctor Who Christmas special, was no more. The news was accompanied by a plethora of other information, most notably that showrunner Russell T Davies and producer Bad Wolf would be departing the programme, thereby allowing the BBC to issue an Invitation to tender.

Davies revealed that the special was merely a ruse to satisfy audiences as the future of it was unknown, stating that no script was ever written and no performers approached. This does however, conflict with reports from composer Murray Gold, who suggested that Davies had authored multiple versions of a script.

Since this announcement, many rumors have arisen suggesting that several studios/networks are interested in taking the reigns of Who. Among these, are longtime producer of the show BBC Studios, HBO/HBO Max, Amazon/Prime Video, World Productions, and Electric Entertainment. Netflix, meanwhile, has taken its hat out of the ring, with an executive stating they believe Doctor Who's belongs with the Beeb.

While these rumors will likely only continue to grow, the tender invitation has only recently been formally published, so it remains to be seen what, if any, future the series has. If Who does find a new production partner, no cast or crew is currently signed onto the series. The rumor mill is also running wild on who the next showrunner should be, with names such as Pete McTighe, Jack Thorne, Mark Gatiss, and many others, all being mentioned.

Once the above is all resolved, sorted, and tucked away nicely, the biggest question of course, becomes what do you do with that cliffhanger...

Intelligence Bulletin from the Subwave Network

• The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit will receive a limited theatrical release on 23 November to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the Tenth Doctor (David Tennant) and Rose Tyler (Billie Piper). The special omnibus format of the story includes previously unreleased material as well as an interview with an unspecified guest. Listings for the showing have so far appeared on some British, Canadian, and Irish cinema pages, but it is unknown where, if anywhere else, it will be shown.
• Big Finish Productions has recently announced two new series of full-cast audio dramas. River Song (Alex Kingston) and Rory Williams (Arthur Darvill) will star in a quartet of adventures coming this January, while the Tenth Doctor and Rani Chandra (Anjli Mohindra) are set to record a trilogy of stories which will release in August 2027.
• Darvill has also teamed up with former co-star and on-screen wife Karen Gillan (Amy Pond) for "The Pondcast", an upcoming Doctor Who rewatch podcast from their time together on the show. Ex-Who boss Steven Moffat, has also been confirmed as a guest on their upcoming show.
• Funko revealed a new range of Doctor Who Pop figures featuring the Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Fourteenth Doctors, as well as River Song and a Dalek due for release in October.
• Big Finish will also be publishing hardback replicas of the Radio Times tenth and twentieth Who anniversary specials, first released by BBC Magazines in 1973 and 1983, respectively.
• The BBC has revealed in their invitation to tender the series, that the next series of Doctor Who will tentatively air in 2028 or 2029.

Their songs have ended... but their stories never end 🌹

Since the previous issue was published, a number of people related to the Whoniverse have sadly passed away and some who passed away before the previous issue only had their deaths announced recently:

2010

• Q2 – Mohammad Shamsi, 80, actor (Carnival of Monsters)

2016

• 14 December – Jan Spoczynski, 68, designer (Snakedance) and design assistant (Revenge of the Cybermen)

2020

• 26 December – Charles Jeanes, 67, visual effects designer (Vengeance on Varos) and visual effects assistant (Full Circle, Warriors' Gate)

Their songs have ended... but their stories never end 🌹 (continued)

2023

• 30 June – Gordon Wales, 93, actor (The Keys of Marinus)
• 20 August – Jennifer White Shah, 80, assistant (The Daleks' Master Plan)
• Q4 – Geoffrey Frederick, 90, actor (The Savages)

2025

• 27 March – Don Weinstein, 81, actor (Paradise Towers)
• 14 April – Heather Carney, 95, daughter of William Hartnell who helped her daughter write Hartnell's biography and contributed recollections featured in Vworp Vworp! issue 6
• 15 May – Michael Kelligan, 86, actor (The Pirate Planet, Delta and the Bannermen)
• 16 May – Kenton Moore, 93, actor (The Ark in Space, The Dalek Invasion of Earth)
• 27 August – Eric Mival, 86, film editor (The War Machines)
• 25 November – Jane Enshawe, 84, actress (The Macra Terror)
• 23 December – David Garfield, 92, actor (The War Games, The Face of Evil, The Hollows of Time)
• 29 December – Eddie Shah, 81, floor assistant (The Smugglers, The Tenth Planet, The Power of the Daleks)

2026

• 12 February – Peter Logan, 88, visual effects designer (The Sun Makers, Destiny of the Daleks, The Keeper of Traken, Kinda, Time-Flight) and effects assistant (The Ice Warriors, Inferno, Terror of the Autons, The Claws of Axos)
• 20 February – Harry Van Engel, 94, actor (Genesis of the Daleks, The Sun Makers, The Leisure Hive)
• 2 March – William "Bill" Wilde, 85, actor (Frontier in Space, "The Eleventh Hour")
• 7 March – Noel Chanan, 86, film editor (The Ark)
• 8 March – Maurice Gallagher, 82, floor assistant (The Krotons)
• 16 March – Sally Grace, 74, guest (Doctor Who at the BBC: "Week Ending")
• 20 March – Nicky James, 65, location manager (Doctor Who, Torchwood, The Sarah Jane Adventures) and location scout (Torchwood)
• 23 March – Janos Kurucz, 89, actor (The Romans, The Dalek Invasion of Earth, The Gunfighters, The Massacre)
• 25 March – Burnell Tucker, 91, actor ("The Angels Take Manhattan")
• 10 April – Jasmine Jackson-Lloyd, 28, horse provider ("Resolution")
• 30 April – David Daker, 90, actor (The Time Warrior, Nightmare of Eden, Creatures of Beauty)
• Circa 13 May – Pamela Greer, 85, actress (The Daleks' Master Plan)
• 26 May – John Bradburn, 80, assistant floor manager (The Sea Devils, Frontier in Space), production assistant (Revenge of the Cybermen) and actor (Frontier in Space)
• 1 June – Anthony Head, 72, actor ("School Reunion")
• 2 June – Nicholas Evans, 93, Dalek operator (The Dalek Invasion of Earth, The Power of the Daleks) and actor (The Romans)
• 2 June – Kay Patrick, 84, actress (The Romans, The Savages)
• 4 June – Patrick Godfrey, 93, actor (The Savages, The Mind of Evil)
• 5 June – Sam Dastor, 84, actor (The Emerald Tiger)
• 5 June – Raymond Llewellyn, 97, actor (The Abominable Snowmen)
• 9 June – Terry Brett, 81, technical manager (Nightmare of Eden, Logopolis)
• 13 June – Roy Hattersley, 93, documentary guest (What Lies Beneath)
• 28 June – Justin Richards, 64, writer (too many credits to list)
• 3 July – Michael Owen Morris, 78, director (The Awakening) and production assistant (The Pirate Planet)
• 8 July – Ann Widdecombe, 78, actress ("The Sound of Drums")
• 9 July – John Bruce, 88, production assistant (The Dominators)
• 17 July – Mike Catherwood, 83, vision mixer (Doctor Who and the Silurians, The Mind of Evil, The Claws of Axos, Day of the Daleks) and floor assistant (The Dalek Invasion of Earth)
• 18 July – Tom Chadbon, 80, actor (City of Death, The Mysterious Planet and several Big Finish audios)
• 25 July – Bill Oddie, 85, actor (Doctor Who and the Pirates)
• 27 July – Phyllida Law, 94, actress (Eye of the Gorgon, The Bride of Peladon)
• 9 August – Cheryl Hall, 76, actress (Carnival of Monsters)
• 13 August – Nick Joseph, 84, actor (The Creature from the Pit, The Leisure Hive, Black Orchid, Terminus, The Mark of the Rani)
• 18 August – John Walker, 83, cameraman (Horror of Fang Rock, The Androids of Tara, City of Death and more)
• 26 August – Roger Stevens, 67, writer ("Scout Ship"), editor Myth Makers 15: Jon Pertwee and director (Myth Makers 37: Roger Delgado - A Tribute)
• 1 September – Carla Jeffery, 33, actress ("The New World")
• Circa 11 September – Gillian Brown, 82, actress (The Brain of Morbius)
• 18 September – Stephanie Cole, 84, actress (The Abandoned, Bessie Come Home)

Unknown year

• Tom Booth, unknown age, actor (The Aztecs)
• Liz Edney, unknown age, actress ("The Idiot's Lantern", "Army of Ghosts", "Doomsday")
• Kevin O'Brien, unknown age, actor (too many credits to list)
• Tony Ryan, unknown age, actor (The Curse of Fenric)
• Norman Stewart, unknown age, director (Underworld, The Power of Kroll) and production assistant (The Underwater Menace, The Invisible Enemy and more)