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*'''3 May 1986''': [[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek]] is the inaugural live broadcast from '''Dixie Trek'''. | *'''3 May 1986''': [[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek]] is the inaugural live broadcast from '''Dixie Trek'''. | ||
*'''18 October 1986''': [[Tom Baker]] returns for a third run. | *'''18 October 1986''': [[Tom Baker]] returns for a third run. | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''7 March 1987''': Newly-cast seventh Doctor, [[Sylvester McCoy]], and producer John Nathan-Turner, who are both in Georgia to attend the Whovian Festival convention, join Jon Pertwee (who is travelling with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on '''[[Live from Atlanta]]''', and record special pledge promos - see Media below. [[The Twin Dilemma]] aired that night at 9pm as a special prelude to the start of Season 22 two weeks later. |
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*'''21 March 1987''': [[Tom Baker]]'s run is interrupted for [[Colin Baker stories|season 22]]. | *'''21 March 1987''': [[Tom Baker]]'s run is interrupted for [[Colin Baker stories|season 22]]. | ||
[[File:GA 19890305.jpg|thumb|right|250px|March 11, 1989]] | [[File:GA 19890305.jpg|thumb|right|250px|March 11, 1989]] | ||
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*'''7 September 1991''': For one night only [[William Hartnell]] airs in Georgia. | *'''7 September 1991''': For one night only [[William Hartnell]] airs in Georgia. | ||
*'''8 February 1992''': As [[Tom Baker]] regenerates, '''Doctor Who''' ends for Georgia viewers.[[File:GA 19900819.jpg||none|thumb|800px|<center>viewers' choice, Aug. 25, 1990</center>]] | *'''8 February 1992''': As [[Tom Baker]] regenerates, '''Doctor Who''' ends for Georgia viewers.[[File:GA 19900819.jpg||none|thumb|800px|<center>viewers' choice, Aug. 25, 1990</center>]] | ||
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==Media== | ==Media== | ||
{{YouTube table | {{YouTube table | ||
| − | + | |TsJSd35a4i4|John Nathan-Turner and McCoy pledge promos recorded 7 March 1987 | |
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|yi6SmC_ZI4s|Tom Baker on CNN Headline News | |yi6SmC_ZI4s|Tom Baker on CNN Headline News | ||
|8YV_93T3hLk|Patrick Troughton's last convention | |8YV_93T3hLk|Patrick Troughton's last convention | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| Georgia Public Television | |
| Network: PBS | Channel(s): various |
| First airing: 1983 | Last airing: 1992 |
== AIRDATES == |
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- 23 November 1983: The Five Doctors airs.
- 26 November 1983: Castrovalva airs.
- 31 December 1983: The series begins proper with the Tom Baker stories, Saturdays at 10pm.
- 6 October 1984: A complete run of Peter Davison stories begins.
- 23 February 1985: Tom Baker returns.
- 2 March 1986: The special Dr. Who in America airs.
- 7 December 1985: Peter Davison returns.
- 19 April 1986: The 1985 Jon Pertwee package begins.
- 3 May 1986: Doctor Who at Dixie Trek is the inaugural live broadcast from Dixie Trek.
- 18 October 1986: Tom Baker returns for a third run.
- 7 March 1987: Newly-cast seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy, and producer John Nathan-Turner, who are both in Georgia to attend the Whovian Festival convention, join Jon Pertwee (who is travelling with the Doctor Who USA Tour) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on Live from Atlanta, and record special pledge promos - see Media below. The Twin Dilemma aired that night at 9pm as a special prelude to the start of Season 22 two weeks later.
- 21 March 1987: Tom Baker's run is interrupted for season 22.
- 23 May 1987: Live from Dixie Trek airs.
- 12 March 1988: The Trial of a Time Lord airs in its entirety.
- 26 March 1988: Sylvester McCoy premieres.
- 23 April 1988: Georgia finally sees the Jon Pertwee stories.
- 14 May 1988: Doctor Who at Dixie Trek airs.
- 15 October 1988: Tom Baker returns for a fourth time.
- 11 March 1989: Sylvester McCoy premieres.
- 1 September 1990: Jon Pertwee returns.
- 23 February 1991: Still no William Hartnell, Tom Baker's fifth run begins.
- 7 September 1991: For one night only William Hartnell airs in Georgia.
- 8 February 1992: As Tom Baker regenerates, Doctor Who ends for Georgia viewers.
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