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 And the following are due thanks for providing information after Launch Day:
-Shawn Aiken; Anthony (for the [[Netherlands]] stickers); Sam Alcumbrac; Sophie Aldred; Bill Baggs; Greg Bakun; Keith Barnfather; Mike and Fran Bennett; Ian Beard; Jeff Beuck; Christian Bjørgen; Byron Bonsall; Kevin Bows ([http://www.kevinbows.com/drwhoairdates/airDates.html WGBH/WGBX]); Sean Bradshaw; David Brunt; Graeme Burk; Alan Burns; Sue Butcher; Tim Burrows; Christopher Cebula; Larry Charet; Dave Chasteen; CheyTheHuman; Anthony Clark; Paul Clark; Ed Conroy (@retrontario); Catherine C.; Robert Collins; Dylan Crawfoot; Alan J Creaser; Dave Crichton; Colin Cutler; Kevin Jon Davies; Aurélie Demonchaux; Lea Donovan, Mark Donovan, Travis Doucette (for Canada: YTV and Space clips); Terence Duffy; Matt Dunn; Chris Dvorak; @dwcoverstory; Aaron Evans; Jan Fennick; Richard Flynn; Anthony Forth; Chuck Foster; Daniel Frankham; Alex Frazer-Harrison; David French; Brett Gabbatt; Clément Gascon; Charles Geers; John Geoffrion; David Gibbs; Alan Grace; Earl Green; John Green; Simon Guerrier; Kurt Haack; Toby Hadoke; Lance Hall; John Hallstrom; Peter Harris; John Harwood; Alan Hayes; Paul Hayes; Christopher Hill ([http://thespacemuseum.net/ The Space Museum]); Bill Hinton; Andrew Hodson; Randy Howell; Max Hudelist;  Mbuk J Inwang; Antonio Iona; Mark Janovec; Dallas Jones; Nathan J; Sean-Paul Kearns; Brian Kimmel; Rich Kirkpatrick; Eric E Klammer; Corey Klemow; Dan Kolb; Dennis Kytasaari; Shannon Laine; Brian Labser; Steve Labun; Sean Landings; Stephen La Rivière; John Leeson; Andy Lehrer; Shaqui Le Vesconte; Russell Lewin; Robert Lia; John Lister; William Lonergan; TJ Lubinsky; Steve Manfred; Aaron Marsh; David McKinlay; Andy McKinney; Michael McNamee; The Millennium Effect; Eddie Montague; Jeff Moody; Geoff Morley; Phil Morris; Tim Morriss, Alan Morton; Paul Neilson; Charles Norton; James O'Donnell; Shawn O'Grady; Mike Olson; Ken Parker; Ken Patterson; Amit Pawar; H M Pearson;  Jean Pellerin; Eduardo Peralta; <!--GP;--> Michael Phillips; Jana Průšková; Lenny Raczka; Daniel Rider; Denis Rigg; John Rigg; Ben Rigsby; Steve Roberts; Daniele Roccati; Mike Rogers; Ina-Cherstin Rönninger; Gav Rymill; Pascal Salzmann; Phil Satterley; Steven Schapansky; Andy Schock; Marty Schultz; Brad Schumann; Michael Seeley; Nick Seidler; Kieran Seymour; Steve Sigel; Grant Sirett; Paul MC Smith; Stacey Smith?; Giles Sparrow; Gill Spaul; David Stead; Joshua Stone; Ed Stradling; Kathryn Sullivan; thiel-a-vision.com; Steven Traves; John Trowbridge; Will Valentino; Frans van Lottum; Andrew Wade; John Wall; Peter Ware; Rob Warnock; Travis S Wheaton; John T Wheeler; Vanni White; Rhys Williams; Ross Williamson; Jonathan Wrigley; Alex Xegas; Colin Young; Gary Zimmer.
+Shawn Aiken; Anthony (for the [[Netherlands]] stickers); Sam Alcumbrac; Sophie Aldred; Bill Baggs; Greg Bakun; Keith Barnfather; Mike and Fran Bennett; Ian Beard; Jeff Beuck; Christian Bjørgen; Byron Bonsall; Kevin Bows ([http://www.kevinbows.com/drwhoairdates/airDates.html WGBH/WGBX]); Sean Bradshaw; David Brunt; Graeme Burk; Alan Burns; Sue Butcher; Tim Burrows; Christopher Cebula; Larry Charet; Dave Chasteen; CheyTheHuman; Anthony Clark; Paul Clark; Ed Conroy (@retrontario); Catherine C.; Robert Collins; Dylan Crawfoot; Alan J Creaser; Dave Crichton; Colin Cutler; Kevin Jon Davies; Aurélie Demonchaux; Lea Donovan, Mark Donovan, Travis Doucette (for Canada: YTV and Space clips); Terence Duffy; Matt Dunn; Chris Dvorak; @dwcoverstory; Aaron Evans; Jan Fennick; Richard Flynn; Anthony Forth; Chuck Foster; Daniel Frankham; Alex Frazer-Harrison; David French; Brett Gabbatt; Clément Gascon; Charles Geers; John Geoffrion; David Gibbs; Alan Grace; Earl Green; John Green; Simon Guerrier; Kurt Haack; Toby Hadoke; Lance Hall; John Hallstrom; Peter Harris; John Harwood; Alan Hayes; Paul Hayes; Christopher Hill ([http://thespacemuseum.net/ The Space Museum]); Bill Hinton; Andrew Hodson; Randy Howell; Max Hudelist;  Mbuk J Inwang; Antonio Iona; Mark Janovec; Dallas Jones; Nathan J; Robert Kaufmann; Sean-Paul Kearns; Brian Kimmel; Rich Kirkpatrick; Eric E Klammer; Corey Klemow; Dan Kolb; Dennis Kytasaari; Shannon Laine; Brian Labser; Steve Labun; Sean Landings; Stephen La Rivière; John Leeson; Andy Lehrer; Shaqui Le Vesconte; Russell Lewin; Robert Lia; John Lister; William Lonergan; TJ Lubinsky; Steve Manfred; Aaron Marsh; David McKinlay; Andy McKinney; Michael McNamee; The Millennium Effect; Eddie Montague; Jeff Moody; Geoff Morley; Phil Morris; Tim Morriss, Alan Morton; Paul Neilson; Charles Norton; James O'Donnell; Shawn O'Grady; Mike Olson; Ken Parker; Ken Patterson; Amit Pawar; H M Pearson;  Jean Pellerin; Eduardo Peralta; <!--GP;--> Michael Phillips; Jana Průšková; Lenny Raczka; Daniel Rider; Denis Rigg; John Rigg; Ben Rigsby; Steve Roberts; Daniele Roccati; Mike Rogers; Ina-Cherstin Rönninger; Gav Rymill; Pascal Salzmann; Phil Satterley; Steven Schapansky; Andy Schock; Marty Schultz; Brad Schumann; Michael Seeley; Nick Seidler; Kieran Seymour; Steve Sigel; Grant Sirett; Paul MC Smith; Stacey Smith?; Giles Sparrow; Gill Spaul; David Stead; Joshua Stone; Ed Stradling; Kathryn Sullivan; thiel-a-vision.com; Steven Traves; John Trowbridge; Will Valentino; Frans van Lottum; Andrew Wade; John Wall; Peter Ware; Rob Warnock; Travis S Wheaton; John T Wheeler; Vanni White; Rhys Williams; Ross Williamson; Jonathan Wrigley; Alex Xegas; Colin Young; Gary Zimmer.
 ==Links==

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 ==2026 Updates==
 *'''12 May''': 30 years ago today the [[TV Movie]] had its WORLDWIDE debut in [[Canada]]. But how many times was it ''repeated'' there? And how many times in the days that followed was it shown in the [[United States]]? We went looking and were surprised by what we found... Who were '''WIC''' and '''Craig Broadcast Systems'''? Why was Fox's planned 31 December 1996 repeat cancelled at the eleventh hour? The answers to these questions and more can be found on :
 **the ''fully revised and updated'' [[TV Movie]] page

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+*'''21 September 1973''':  The [[Jon Pertwee stories]] (13 stories / 72 episodes package) commenced, Fridays at 7.00pm.  Preempted episodes are skipped, possibly due to [[Chains Intro|bicycling]] schedules.
 *'''20 January 1974''': The series makes its first of many moves, to Sundays at 3:30.
 *'''26 October 1974''': After several preemptions for football and baseball, '''Doctor Who''' returns, now Saturday mornings at 11:00.

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 | ep1=Mistaken identity involves Dr. Who in intergalactic intrigue.
 | ep2=Clay pigeon: Dr. Who's been framed, and soon may be a dead duck.
-| ep3=&nbsp;
+| ep3=Menaced by monsters, battered by beasts, Dr. Who hasn't got a chance.
 | ep4=It looks like curtains for Dr. Who until his assailant springs a life-saving surprise.
 | comp =

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		+	{{TV Guide blurbs
		+	\| part = episode
		+	\| title = The Sea Devils
		+	\| Pertwees = y
		+	\| ep1=Loose lips sink ships … but the evil Master can make them vanish!
		+	\| ep2=Run for cover … the lizard creatures are attacking
		+	\| ep3=
		+	\| ep4=
		+	\| ep5=Devil's tribunal-- only the Master refuses the peace proposal.
		+	\| ep6=Who and the Master are cellmates, imprisoned by the Sea Devils.
		+	\| ep7=
		+	\| comp1 =
		+	\| comp2 =
		+	}}
	{{TV Guide blurbs		{{TV Guide blurbs
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		+	{{TV Guide blurbs
		+	\| part = episode
		+	\| title = Time Monster
		+	\| Pertwees = y
		+	\| ep1=The Master's latest toy-- a machine that harnesses time itself!
		+	\| ep2=The Master moves into the big time with a plan to conquer the universe by capturing Kronos, a terror beyond time
		+	\| ep3=Look out … the Master's on the warpath, and he's got weapons you won't believe.
		+	\| ep4=A bummer for Dr. Who: he's in the clutches of Kronos.
		+	\| ep5=Thanks to the Master, Jo's face to face with the Minotaur, guardian of the serpentine labyrinth.
		+	\| ep6=The Master triggers an earthquake to destroy Atlantis-- and splits.
		+	\| ep7=
		+	\| comp1 =
		+	\| comp2 =
		+	}}
	{{TV Guide blurbs		{{TV Guide blurbs
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 ||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
 |-
-||Feb. 17-19, 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.CON||Deborah Watling||Doctor Who and Dark Shadows, this small event was held in place of the annual Omnicon which had its last show in February 1988 (above)
+||Feb. 17-19, 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Howard Johnson Golden Glades Hotel||S.P.I.CON||Deborah Watling||Doctor Who and Dark Shadows, this small event (run by a group called Special Program Interests) was held in place of the annual Omnicon which had had its final show in February 1988 (above)
 |-
 ||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]].  Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.

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 | ep1=Mistaken identity involves Dr. Who in intergalactic intrigue.
 | ep2=Dr. Who is framed.
-| ep3=Dr. Who is menaced by monsters and battered by beasts.
+| ep3=Menaced by monsters, battered by beasts, Dr. Who hasn't got a chance.
 | ep4=Dr. Who's assailant springs a lifesaving surprise.
 | comp =The Tardis lands on the planet of Peladon, where a case of mistaken identity involves Dr. Who in intergalactic intrigue.

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 ||Jan. 9-10, 1988||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||George Washington University||Ode to the Time Lord and Master (National Right to Time Travel Association)||Anthony Ainley, Louise Jameson, Carole Ann Ford, John Levene||Postponed from Sept. 1987.
 |-
-||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
+||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||This was the final Omnicon in this format. JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
 |-
 ||Mar. 18-20, 1988||[[Kansas City]]||Missouri||Hilton Plaza Inn||Time-Loop '88 (Chancellory Guard of Kansas City)||John Levene, Anthony Ainley, Mark Strickson, Deborah Watling||The car ferrying Watling and Strickson from the airport to their hotel ran out of gas, and then the day before the convention, the two actors were involved in a minor car accident while visiting a shopping mall
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 ||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
 |-
-||Feb. 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.con||Deborah Watling||
+||Feb. 17-19, 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.CON||Deborah Watling||Doctor Who and Dark Shadows, this small event was held in place of the annual Omnicon which had its last show in February 1988 (above)
 |-
 ||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]].  Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.
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 |-
 ||Sept. 22-24, 1989||[[Ohio#Columbus|Columbus]]||Ohio||Ramada Inn||Timelord '89 (aka North American Time Festival) (Timelords of the Miami Valley)||Anthony Ainley, Terry Nation, Ron Katz, <s>Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie</s>||Nicholas Courtney had been invited, but was "dropped". Sylvester McCoy was to be a surprise guest, but he, John Nathan-Turner and Gary Downie never showed up! (In a [[:Media:Timelord '89.jpg|fax]] later sent by Nathan-Turner, they claimed that their plane tickets never arrived so they never made their flight.) Report in DWB 72.
 |-
 ||Nov. 10-11, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Stouffer Concourse Hotel||Brits in Space||Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jacqueline Pearce||

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 ==Television Stations / Channels==
-The island had two local television stations:  '''KUAM Television''' (Channel 8) and '''KGTF Television''' (Channel 12), which was launched on 20 October 1970. Both were PBS stations. The island also had a direct cable feed that gave it programming from three local [[Los Angeles]] stations. In later years, the number of "cable" feeds from the US increased.
+The island had two local television stations:  '''KUAM Television''' (Channel 8) and '''KGTF Television''' (Channel 12), which was launched on 20 October 1970. Both were PBS stations.
 '''Doctor Who''' aired on '''[[wikipedia:KGTF|KGTF]]'''.
 In the '''2000s''', the [[Sci-Fi Channel]] (which aired the [[TV Movie]] and the [[New Series]]) was available in Guam via cable: it was on channel 37 of the dial.
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 ===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]]===
-stories, 72 episodes:
+stories, 72 episodes (aired out of order; first three assumed):
 [[File:Guam KKK.JPG|thumb|right|200px|"The Daleks" (Day of the Daleks), 28 May 1973]]
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 {| {{small-table}}
 |-
-|BBB||[[Doctor Who and the Silurians]]||7
+|MMM||[[The Curse of Peladon]]||4
 |-
-|CCC||[[The Ambassadors of Death]]||7
+|LLL||[[The Sea Devils]]||6
 |-
-|DDD||[[Inferno]]||7
+|NNN||[[The Mutants]]||6
 |-
-|EEE||[[Terror of the Autons]]||4
+|HHH||[[Colony in Space]]||6
 |-
-|FFF||[[The Mind of Evil]]||6
+|JJJ||[[The Daemons]]||5
 |-
-|GGG||[[The Claws of Axos]]||4
+|KKK||[[Day of the Daleks]]||4
 |-
-|HHH||[[Colony in Space]]||6
+|OOO||[[The Time Monster]]||6
 |-
-|JJJ||[[The Daemons]]||5
+|FFF||[[The Mind of Evil]]||6
 |-
-|KKK||[[Day of the Daleks]]||4
+|BBB||[[Doctor Who and the Silurians]]||7
 |-
-|MMM||[[The Curse of Peladon]]||4
+|CCC||[[The Ambassadors of Death]]||7
 |-
-|LLL||[[The Sea Devils]]||6
+|DDD||[[Inferno]]||7
 |-
-|NNN||[[The Mutants]]||6
+|EEE||[[Terror of the Autons]]||4
 |-
-|OOO||[[The Time Monster]]||6
+|GGG||[[The Claws of Axos]]||4
 |-
 |}
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 The television distributor for Guam was Time-Life Films. They supplied the programme on colour video tape in the NTSC format.
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 The series did subsequently reach the screens on Monday, '''20 November 1972''', at 6.00pm. Although this makes KGTF the fourth US station to show it, it was the '''first''' PBS station.
-There was no episode listed on Friday, 24 November 1972, but the following Friday, '''1 December 1972''', the series was in the 8.00pm slot; this was a '''repeat''' of the Monday edition. (It's possible that an episode ''did '' air on 24 November, being a late replacement for the scheduled cookery show.)
+The Monday episode was repeated that Friday. There was no episode listed on Friday, 24 November 1972, but the following Friday, '''1 December 1972''', the series was in the 8.00pm slot; this was a '''repeat''' of the Monday edition. (It's possible that an episode ''did '' air on 24 November, being a late replacement for the scheduled cookery show.)
 This twice per week cycle continued for the entire run, although the days of the week did later change.
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 There is no clear record that Guam screened '''Doctor Who''' again after 1974.
 ====Fate of the Tapes?====

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 | ep2=The Marshall's (sic) got Jo and the ransom is high{{dash}}a valuable box entrusted to Dr. Who.
 | ep3=The treacherous Marshall (sic) sets a cunning trap for Dr. Who.
-| ep4=A sky full of trouble from Dr. Who and the Solonians.  ''Note: The San Francisco ed. says "Sobnians"''
+| ep4=A sky full of trouble from Dr. Who and the Solonians.  ''Note: The San Francisco and Tucson editions say "Sobnians"''
 | ep5=The Marshal has a nuclear trick up his sleeve.
 | ep6=Comeuppance-time for The Marshal: the Solonians find strength through unity{{dash}}and a super-serum.

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 *[[Italy]] (D)
 *[[Netherlands]] (S)
 <u>'''Tape released after being shown on TV''':</u>
 *[[Australia]] / [[New Zealand]] (the same tape was released in both countries; the latter imported remaindered stock from the former two years later)
 <u>'''Not shown on TV; released on tape only''':</u>

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 '''[[Paul McGann|PAUL McGANN]]'''
 [[File:DoktorWhoPoland1997.JPG|right|thumb|300px|TV Movie on Canal+; Trybuna Śląska, 27 July 1997]]
 The sale of the 1996 Paul McGann [[TV Movie]] to "Poland" was reported in issue 235 (October 1996) of the DWAS newsletter ''Celestial Toyroom''.
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 It was repeated on Canal+ on '''18 September 1997''' at 12.50am, on '''25 September 1997''' at 2.55am, and again '''10 October 1997''' at 4.00am. That was the last listing that was located using OCR.
 Still billed as '''Doktor Who''', the movie later aired on the Polish station '''Polsat 2''' on Friday, '''26 March 1999''' from 9.05pm to 11pm. It aired again the following day, '''27 March''' at 8.05pm.
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 |[[File:Polsat2TVM99.jpg|right|thumb|250px|TV Movie on Polsat 2 at 9.05pm; Glos Pomorza 26 March 1999]]
 }}
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