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[[File:Planet 1993 repeat BBC2 Scotland.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Ident for BBC Scotland repeat screening of Planet of the Daleks on BBC2 in 1993]]
'''[[wikipedia:Scotland|SCOTLAND]]''' is part of the United Kingdom. As such, it receives BBC transmissions from London.

However, from time to time the network's regional output station '''[[wikipedia:BBC Scotland|BBC Scotland]]''' altered its TV schedules to make way for local and alternative programming, and '''Doctor Who''' was sometimes shown at times that were different to the rest of the network:

*1982: [[Castrovalva]] 1 was shown in an earlier timeslot (at 3.30pm, three and a half hours ''before'' the regular BBC transmission. Imagine if the Internet had existed back then!)
*1993: [[Planet of the Daleks]] 1-6 repeats were shown on BBC2 rather than BBC1 and in an earlier timeslot
*1998: During the [[BBC Choice]] repeats, BBC Scotland aired three additional episodes - [[Terror of the Zygons]] 1-3
*1999: [[BBC Choice]] rescreened [[Terror of the Zygons]] 1-3 only in Scotland


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==Scotland in Doctor Who==

'''General References'''
*The Inspector at the Liverpool police station asks the Doctor if he is Scottish ([[The Daleks' Master Plan]])
*Scotland Yard, the headquarters of the London Metropolitan Police, is mentioned in [[The War Machines]], [[The Faceless Ones]], [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] and [[Ghost Light]].
*The Doctor plays the traditional Scottish lullaby ''"O Can Ye Sew Cushions?"'' on his recorder in [[The Power of the Daleks]]
*[[The Highlanders]] is set in and around Culloden Moor and Inverness, and features many Scottish characters, such as Alexander, Jamie, MacKay, Colin McLaren, and his daughter Kirsty
*The Doctor's companion Jamie McCrimmon (played by the English-born Frazer Hines) was a Highlander; the Doctor wanted to be taught how to play the bagpipes
*The Doctor says he took a degree in Glasgow in 1888 ([[The Moonbase]])
*Colonel / later Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney) was of Scottish descent
*Jamie sees a misty image of his homeland in [[The Mind Robber]]
*Jamie is returned to his home in [[The War Games]]
*Jo phones and speaks with Mr Campbell in UNIT's Scientific Supplies section, calling him a "dolly Scotsman" in [[Terror of the Autons]]
*New Glasgow is mentined in [[Frontier in Space]]
*The Highlands of Scotland are mentioned, and Grover says there were RAF early warning stations in Scotland ([[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]])
*[[Terror of the Zygons]] is set in and around Loch Ness and the (fictional) village of Tullock, with characters such as the Duke of Forgill, the Caber, Sister Lamont, Angus McRanald - and Nessie! Inverness is mentioned. 
*The Doctor dropped off Sarah Jane Smith in what he thought was South Croydon; it was actually Aberdeen ([[The Hand of Fear]])
*The Doctor tells Leela he has been to Aberdeen, aka the Granite City - see above! ([[Underworld]])
*The absent portrait of Lady Morgana Montcalm was by the Scottish painter Ramsey ([[The Stones of Blood]]) 
*The Doctor met HG Wells in the highlands of Scotland not far from Inverness; the Borad was sent through the [[Timelash]] to Loch Ness
*The seventh Doctor wore a Paisley scarf
*Sergeant Paterson (played by Julian Holloway) was Scottish ([[Survival]])


'''Cast / Crew'''
*Donald Wilson (BBC's Head of Drama Serials) grew up in Dunblane
*Gordon Flemyng, who directed the [[Peter Cushing]] Daleks movies, was from Glasgow
*Hannah Gordon (Kirsty in [[The Highlanders]]) was from Edinburgh
*William Dysart (Alexander in [[The Highlanders]] / Reegan in [[The Ambassadors of Death]]) was from Glasgow
*Angus Lennie (Storr, [[The Ice Warriors]] / Angus, [[Terror of the Zygons]]) was born in Glasgow
*James Copeland (Selris, [[The Krotons]]) was born in Scotland
*Prentis Hancock ([[Spearhead from Space]], [[Planet of the Daleks]], [[Planet of Evil]], [[The Ribos Operation]]) was born in Glasgow
*George Cormack (Dalios in [[The Time Monster]], and K'Anpo in [[Planet of the Spiders]]) was from Edinburgh
*Duncan Lamont (born in [[Portugal]]) grew up in Scotland (Galloway in [[Death to the Daleks]])
*Donald Douglas (Vural in [[The Sontaran Experiment]]) was from Falkirk
*Robert Banks Stewart (writer of [[Terror of the Zygons]] and [[The Seeds of Doom]]) was born in Edinburgh
*Lillias Walker (Sister Lamont / Zygon in [[Terror of the Zygons]]) was from Kinross
*Russell Hunter (Uvanov in [[The Robots of Death]]) was born Adam Russell Hunter in Glasgow
*David McKail (Sgt Kyle in [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]) was from Glasgow
*Iain Cuthbertson (Garron in [[The Ribos Operation]]) was born in Glasgow
*Ken Grieve, the director of [[Destiny of the Daleks]], was from Edinburgh
*Kenny McBain, the director of [[The Horns of Nimon]], was from Glasgow
*Graham Crowden (Soldeed, [[The Horns of Nimon]]) was born in Edinburgh
*Andrew McCulloch (co-writer of [[Meglos]]) was from Ayr
*Andrew Smith, who penned [[Full Circle]], was from Rutherglen, Glasgow
*John Fraser (the Monitor in [[Logopolis]]) was born in Glasgow
*Fiona Cumming (director of [[Castrovalva]], [[Snakedance]], [[Enlightenment]], [[Planet of Fire]]) was from Glasgow
*Colette O'Neil (Tanha in [[Snakedance]]) was from Glasgow
*Ian McCulloch (Nilson, [[Warriors of the Deep]]) was born in Glasgow
*Sylvester McCoy was born (as Percy James Patrick Kent-Smith) in Dunoon
*Rona Munro (writer of [[Survival]] and The Eaters of Light) was from Aberdeen


'''New Series (Cast /Crew)'''
*Steven Moffat was born in Paisley
*John Barrowman (Capt Jack Harkness) was born in Glasgow
*David Tennant was born (as David McDonald) in Bathgate
*Karen Gillan was born in Inverness
*Peter Capaldi was born in Glasgow
*Michelle Gomez was born in Glasgow


==Links==
*[[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC Repeats]]

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