Salt Lake City

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KUED
Network: PBS	Channel(s): 7
First airing: 1983	Last airing:
== AIRDATES ==

KUED can be seen on over 85 translator stations covering all of Utah, plus parts of Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Montana and Wyoming.

The Daily Utah Chronicle, Aug. 17, 1988

• 1 September 1983: The Tom Baker episodes begin, weeknights at 10:30. The run begins on a Thursday with The Stones of Blood.
• 23 November 1983: The Five Doctors airs.
• 2 December 1983: The run starts over with The Sontaran Experiment then Robot.
• 4 June 1984: A second run is added, weeknights at 6:00.
• 1 February 1985: The early evening run ends.
• 17 August 1985: The Peter Davison episodes begin. The Five Doctors and Castrovalva air on a special Saturday pledge night.
• 26 November 1985: The full Jon Pertwee package begins.
• 15 April 1986: Doctor Who's Who's Who airs.
• 26 August 1986: William Hartnell begins, followed by Patrick Troughton.
• 2 February 1987: Jon Pertwee returns.
• 18 August 1987: Tom Baker returns.
• 2 November 1987: The series moves to 5:30.
• 18 April 1988: Peter Davison airs, followed by Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy.
• 7 May 1988: The series moves to Saturday nights at 10:30.
• 7 January 1989: The series jumps to Patrick Troughton, followed by Jon Pertwee.
• 26 August 1989: The Making of Doctor Who preceeds the return of Tom Baker.
• 9 June 1990: Peter Davison returns.
• 23 June 1990: To raise the $29,000 needed to buy the series for one year (the price increasing from $11,000), KUED screens all of season 25 in one night as part of its pledge-drive.
• 20 October 1990: After the resumption of Peter Davison episodes, the series continues with Colin Baker

Seven Magazine, Aug 1994

• 5 January 1991: An abbreviated run of William Hartnell stories is followed by season 26 (2 March 1991), Jon Pertwee (30 March 1991), Tom Baker (12 October 1991), Peter Davison (25 July 1992)
• 1 March 1992: Repeats now air Sunday mornings, though 30 August.
• 29 August 1992: The Tomb of the Cybermen airs, followed by Resistance is Useless.
• 19 December 1992: The cycle continues with Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy (6 March 1993) and Jon Pertwee (5 June 1993)
• 20 November 1993: Tom Baker again
• 28 November 1993: Sunday morning airings return, through 26 December.
• 6 August 1994: A run of regeration stories interrupts Peter Davison.
• 19 August 1995: The run ends with Survival.

• 4 December 1999: The series returns.
• 11 August 2001: A Daleks-themed marathon airs.

Dial Magazine, June 1984

TV Guide, Dec. 1, 1984

Dial Magazine, Aug. 1985

Dial Magazine, Aug. 1986

Seven Magazine, June 1990

The Daily Utah Chronicle, June 1, 1990

Seven Magazine, Aug. 1991