List of Doctor Who Producers - Executive Producer Credits

Executive Producer Credits

Producer Tenure Notes
Years Stories # of Episodes
Barry Letts 1980–1981 The Leisure Hive – Logopolis 28
  • Programme's first executive producer
  • See producer list
Alex Beaton 1996 Doctor Who 1
  • Represented Universal Pictures
Philip Segal 1996 Doctor Who 1
  • Served as the main executive producer
Jo Wright 1996 Doctor Who 1
  • Credited as executive producer for the BBC
  • First female executive producer
Russell T Davies 2005–2010 "Rose" – The End of Time 60
  • Head writer (or showrunner)
  • Creator and executive producer, Torchwood
  • Creator and executive producer, The Sarah Jane Adventures
Julie Gardner 2005–2010 "Rose" – The End of Time 60
  • Executive producer, Torchwood
  • Executive producer, The Sarah Jane Adventures (35 episodes, 2007–2009)
Mal Young 2005 "Rose" – "The Parting of the Ways" 13
Phil Collinson 2007–2008 "Human Nature" – "The Family of Blood", "Planet of the Ood" – "The Poison Sky", "The Unicorn and the Wasp", "Turn Left" 7
  • Regular producer, served as executive producer when production was covered by Susie Liggat
Steven Moffat 2010– "The Eleventh Hour" – 33
  • Russell T Davies' replacement as head writer (showrunner)
Piers Wenger 2010–2011 "The Eleventh Hour" – "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe" 28
  • Executive producer, The Sarah Jane Adventures (12 episodes, 2009)
Beth Willis 2010–2011 "The Eleventh Hour" – "The Wedding of River Song" 27
  • Joined the team as part of a remit to work alongside Wenger on a range of BBC Wales dramas
Caroline Skinner 2011– "The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe" – 6

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