Production Credits
See also: Screenplays by Russell T Davies| Series | Channels | Years | Functioned as | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Writer | Producer | Other roles | ||||
| Why Don't You? | BBC1 | 1985–90 | Yes | Yes | Director, assistant floor manager, and publicist | Various episodes |
| Play School | BBC1 | 1987 | Presenter | One episode | ||
| On the Waterfront | BBC1 | 1988–89 | Sketch writer and script editor | |||
| DEF II | BBC2 | 1989 | Sketch writer | Various episodes, uncredited | ||
| Breakfast Serials | BBC1 | 1990 | Yes | Yes | ||
| Dark Season | BBC1 | 1991 | Yes | Creator | ||
| Children's Ward | ITV | 1992–96 | Yes | Yes | ||
| Families | ITV | 1992–93 | Storyliner | |||
| ChuckleVision | BBC1 | 1992 | Yes | Three episodes | ||
| Century Falls | BBC1 | 1993 | Yes | Creator | ||
| Cluedo | ITV | 1993 | Yes | One episode | ||
| Do the Right Thing | BBC1 | 1994–95 | Scriptwriter | Uncredited | ||
| The House of Windsor | ITV | 1994 | Yes | Various episodes, several uncredited | ||
| Revelations | ITV | 1994–95 | Yes | Co-creator | Various episodes. Created with Brian B. Thompson and Tony Wood. | |
| Coronation Street | ITV | 1996 | Storyliner | Two weeks; cover for permanent storyliner. | ||
| Springhill | Channel 4/Sky One | 1996–97 | Yes | Co-creator and storyliner | Seven episodes. Created with Paul Abbott and Frank Cottrell Boyce. | |
| Damaged Goods | 1996 | Yes | Virgin New Adventures Doctor Who novel | |||
| Coronation Street: Viva Las Vegas! | Straight-to-video | 1997 | Yes | |||
| The Grand | ITV | 1997–98 | Yes | 18 episodes, several uncredited | ||
| Touching Evil | BBC1 | 1997 | Yes | One episode | ||
| Queer as Folk | Channel 4 | 1999–2000 | Yes | Yes | Creator | |
| Bob & Rose | ITV1 | 2001 | Yes | Yes | Creator | |
| Linda Green | BBC One | 2001 | Yes | One episode | ||
| The Second Coming | ITV1 | 2003 | Yes | Yes | Creator and executive producer | |
| Mine All Mine | ITV1 | 2004 | Yes | Yes | Creator and executive producer | |
| Casanova | BBC Three | 2005 | Yes | Yes | Creator and executive producer | |
| Doctor Who | BBC One | 2005–10 | Yes | Yes | Executive producer, showrunner, and head writer | 31 episodes and three mini-episodes. Simulcast on BBC HD starting with "Planet of the Dead". |
| Doctor Who Confidential | BBC Three | 2005–10 | Yes | Executive producer | ||
| Tardisodes | BBC.co.uk | 2006 | Yes | Executive producer | ||
| Torchwood | BBC Three (2006–07) BBC Two (2007) BBC One (2009) BBC HD (2006–09) BBC One (HD)/Starz (2011) |
2006– | Yes | Yes | Creator and executive producer | Six episodes |
| Torchwood Declassified | BBC Three | 2006– | Yes | Executive producer | ||
| The Sarah Jane Adventures | CBBC/BBC One | 2007–11 | Yes | Yes | Creator and executive producer | One special and one story |
| Baker Boys | BBC One Wales | 2011– | Creative consultant | |||
| Wizards vs Aliens | CBBC | 2012 | Yes | Yes | Co-creator | Created with Phil Ford; to air in late 2012. |
| Old Jack's Boat | CBeebies | 2013 | Yes | Two episodes. | ||
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