Doctor Who

Season 9

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 9 of Doctor Who (1963–) on BBC as a mid listed season (9; 9 of 26) — 26 listed hours, 1972-01-01–1972-06-24 from “Day of the Daleks, Part One” (S09E01) to “The Time Monster, Part Six” (S09E26). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.

  1. S09E01 Day of the Daleks, Part One
  2. S09E02 Day of the Daleks, Part Two
  3. S09E03 Day of the Daleks, Part Three
  4. S09E04 Day of the Daleks, Part Four
  5. S09E05 The Curse of Peladon, Part One
  6. S09E06 The Curse of Peladon, Part Two
  7. S09E07 The Curse of Peladon, Part Three
  8. S09E08 The Curse of Peladon, Part Four
  9. S09E09 The Sea Devils, Part One
  10. S09E10 The Sea Devils, Part Two
  11. S09E11 The Sea Devils, Part Three
  12. S09E12 The Sea Devils, Part Four
  13. S09E13 The Sea Devils, Part Five
  14. S09E14 The Sea Devils, Part Six
  15. S09E15 The Mutants, Part One
  16. S09E16 The Mutants, Part Two
  17. S09E17 The Mutants, Part Three
  18. S09E18 The Mutants, Part Four
  19. S09E19 The Mutants, Part Five
  20. S09E20 The Mutants, Part Six
  21. S09E21 The Time Monster, Part One
  22. S09E22 The Time Monster, Part Two
  23. S09E23 The Time Monster, Part Three
  24. S09E24 The Time Monster, Part Four
  25. S09E25 The Time Monster, Part Five
  26. S09E26 The Time Monster, Part Six

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