Doctor Who
Season 16
26 listed hours · 1963– · BBC
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How this season is filed
A Time Lord, a police box bigger on the inside, and regeneration as infinite franchise life: Doctor Who launched from the BBC in 1963 and never really parked. Early black-and-white serials built the mythology; Hartnell-to-Troughton proved the lead could change without ending the show. The longest experiment in serialized reinvention — woolly, weird, endlessly renewable.
TV Flash files Season 16 of Doctor Who (1963–) on BBC as a mid listed season (16; 16 of 26) — 26 listed hours, 1978-09-02–1979-02-24 from “The Ribos Operation, Part One” (S16E01) to “The Armageddon Factor, Part Six” (S16E26). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
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S16E01 The Ribos Operation, Part One -
S16E02 The Ribos Operation, Part Two -
S16E03 The Ribos Operation, Part Three -
S16E04 The Ribos Operation, Part Four -
S16E05 The Pirate Planet, Part One -
S16E06 The Pirate Planet, Part Two -
S16E07 The Pirate Planet, Part Three -
S16E08 The Pirate Planet, Part Four -
S16E09 The Stones of Blood, Part One -
S16E10 The Stones of Blood, Part Two -
S16E11 The Stones of Blood, Part Three -
S16E12 The Stones of Blood, Part Four -
S16E13 The Androids of Tara, Part One -
S16E14 The Androids of Tara, Part Two -
S16E15 The Androids of Tara, Part Three -
S16E16 The Androids of Tara, Part Four - S16E17 The Power of Kroll, Part One
- S16E18 The Power of Kroll, Part Two
- S16E19 The Power of Kroll, Part Three
- S16E20 The Power of Kroll, Part Four
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S16E21 The Armageddon Factor, Part One -
S16E22 The Armageddon Factor, Part Two -
S16E23 The Armageddon Factor, Part Three -
S16E24 The Armageddon Factor, Part Four -
S16E25 The Armageddon Factor, Part Five -
S16E26 The Armageddon Factor, Part Six
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