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We would very much like '''BroaDWcast''' to also function as an index to '''Doctor Who''' clips on '''YouTube''', especially USA pledge-breaks, convention footage and any foreign language clips. If you already know of or stumble across any, please send us the link.  
 
We would very much like '''BroaDWcast''' to also function as an index to '''Doctor Who''' clips on '''YouTube''', especially USA pledge-breaks, convention footage and any foreign language clips. If you already know of or stumble across any, please send us the link.  
  
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*And don't forget, clicking on the AIRDATES [[File:newspaper4.jpg|40px|Airdates icon|link=]] icon on the country profile pages will take you to the airdates summary for that country (N/S = Not Stated)
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*And don't forget, clicking on the AIRDATES [[File:newspaper4.jpg|40px|Airdates icon|link=]] icon on the country profile pages will take you to the airdates summary for that country (N/S = story title is Not Stated)
  
 
*We're on '''[https://twitter.com/DrWhoBroaDWcast TWITTER]'''. To "Follow" us, please 'click' here or via the link found in the "external sites" section of the left sidebar.  
 
*We're on '''[https://twitter.com/DrWhoBroaDWcast TWITTER]'''. To "Follow" us, please 'click' here or via the link found in the "external sites" section of the left sidebar.  
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* We also have a dedicated forum and email address - see sidebar to the left.
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* We also have a dedicated forum and email address - see sidebar to the left
  
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==September 2014==
 
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*'''5 September''': Why does [[Iowa]] like '''Doctor Who''' so much?  Lea A Donovan answers that question in the [http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/09/why-does-iowa-doctor-who-so-much New Statesman], with some help from '''BroaDWcast'''.
 
  
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=2024 Updates=
  
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==August 2014==
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==November==
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*'''26 August''': Update to [[The Web of Fear]] page to analyse the "Copy B" notation on the Nigerian film print.
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*'''13 November''': Episodes added to the [[WOSU]] table. There's some guessing involved, more updates to come.
  
  
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==June 2014==
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==October==
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*'''21 October''': Big update to [[KPTS]].
  
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*'''6 June''': Major update to [[Costa Rica]]. The [[Spanish]] package of William Hartnell episodes aired there from 1971 to 1972, making that country one of the last to air any Hartnell serials.
 
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*'''5 June''': Who is [[Spanish|Alberto Gavira and Arturo Mercado Chacón]]? Yes, they are!
 
  
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==August==
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*'''23 August''': Update to [[South Africa]], including screenings of the Peter Cushing films at cinemas and on TV.
  
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==May 2014==
 
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*'''5 May''': A general revision of [[Brunei]] (did the Tom Baker tapes come from New Zealand?), and an adjustment to some of the listings for that country in the Tom Baker story profiles, where we had the year down as 1984 when it was 1983!
 
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*'''4 May''': Update to [[Japan]] to incorporate some screen grabs from the 1993 screening of [[Genesis of the Daleks]]; the two principal voice artists have also been identified.
 
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*'''4 May''': '''Ooops!'''. The wrong file was updated for [[France]] and the [[Airdates in France]] table. . Now fixed!
 
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*'''3 May''': Update to [[France]] and the [[Airdates in France]] table to record some of the story titles that have been identified by date, and pictures of the actors who dubbed for the Doctors in the TV Movie! 
 
  
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==May==
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*'''8 May''': Updates to the [[list of Celebration & Tour stops]].  Did we miss a stop?  Let us know: {{email}}
  
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==April 2014==
 
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*'''28 April''': We have discovered that [[WGBX]] in [[Boston]] was '''the first and only''' US station to air season 10 and 11 Jon Pertwee serials in 1977, some six years ahead of the rest of the country. This was (presumably) a one-off direct deal between [[WGBX]] and the BBC, rather than through the US distributor Time Life, and which was timed to take advantage of the same group of stories being offered to the  [[Canada|Canadian]] stations, [[CKVU]] and [[TV Ontario]]..
 
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*'''22 April''': We are pleased to present an interview with [[Eddie Montague]], who in his capacity as an editor at the BBC, was responsible for creating the "Music and Effects" only tracks that were later utilised in the creation of the [[Spanish]] and [[Arabic]] dubs for the William Hartnell episodes. (Thanks to Paul Hayes.)
 
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*'''21 April''': The [http://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/archive.php '''THIS WEEK IN DOCTOR WHO''' archive] has moved to a new location. TWIDW was founded in 1998 by Benjamin F. Elliott and ran until 2011.
 
  
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==March==
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*'''15 March''': More updates to [[WTEV]], plus some nice scans from TV Guide.
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*'''3 March''': Updates to [[WTEV]], which was the '''first US station''' to air the Tom Baker serials.
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*'''1 March''': An small update to Tom Baker's first run on [[WOR]], although we're mostly guessing.
  
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==March 2014==
 
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*'''30 March''': We are now certain that '''Doctor Who''' didn't screen in [[Ghana]] until after '''March 1966'''. Profile and Airdates table updated accordingly.
 
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*'''8 March''': The [[Philippines]] TV listings had some strange photos that were clearly not from Doctor Who: has one of them been identified? 
 
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*'''7 March''': We've updated the [[Armed Forces Network]] page, and added a new page for the [[Taiwan Prints]] that were found last year. This new page will likely get an overhaul once more information about the origin of those ten episodes is known. 
 
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*'''2 March''': We've added some frame-grabs of the title captions from the [[France|French]] version of the [[TV Movie]].
 
  
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==February==
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*'''8 February''': Was it [[The Curse of Peladon]] or [[The Monster of Peladon]] that screened in [[Ireland]]?
  
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==February 2014==
 
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*'''28 February''': Big update to [[OETA]].
 
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*'''10 February''': We've updated several sections on the [[Sierra Leone]] profile page to clarify the situation regarding Broadcasting House and which of the TV station buildings was damaged in 1999.
 
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*'''3 February''': In early 1981, DWM claimed that Doctor Who was considered "a comedy" in [[Turkey]]. We now know why...
 
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==January 2014==
 
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*'''15 January''': Added a brief page for [[WSBE]].  Rhode Islanders, can you help? {{email}}
 
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*'''8 January''': I wish to make it clear to our readers that the "Is This the List of Found Episodes?" that was sent (anonymously?) to and published by [http://doctorwhoworldwide.com/2013/11/18/missing-episodes-is-this-the-list-of-found-episodes/3/ Doctor Who Archive / Worldwide] in November last year is ''NOT'' the text designed to prank hackers / snoopers that was 'hidden' in the source code in July. Nor is it the "placeholder text" that was also 'hidden' elsewhere on the site circa March.
 
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*That "List" is clearly a ''fake'' designed to look like it was extracted from the [[Bicycling Chains]] source code. But it lacks the correct templates, formatting and layout coding required for this MediaWiki to function. Without the correct coding, text like that would be rendered a jumbled nonsensical mess -- as displayed [[Faked Code|HERE]]. There are also two sentences that contain phrasing which does not comply with the house-style adopted for the site.
 
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*The distinction between the "placeholder" text (held since March 2013) and the  "hacker / snooper prank" (added in July) has become muddied somewhat, and that is probably where much of the confusion lies.
 
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*'''3 January''': Happy New Year! Tom Baker attended the Science Fiction Festival in Rotterdam in March 1976, which was covered by the press in the [[Netherlands#TOM_BAKER_2|Netherlands]].
 
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==Links==
 
  
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==Previous Updates==
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*'''[[What's New 2023|What was New in 2023]]'''
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*'''[[What's New 2022|What was New in 2022]]'''
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*'''[[What's New 2021|What was New in 2021]]'''
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*'''[[What's New 2020|What was New in 2020]]'''
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*'''[[What's New 2019|What was New in 2019]]'''
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*'''[[What's New 2018|What was New in 2018]]'''
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*'''[[What's new 2017|What was New in 2017]]'''
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*'''[[What's new 2016|What was New in 2016]]'''
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*'''[[What's new 2015|What was New in 2015]]'''
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*'''[[What's New 2014|What was New in 2014]]'''
 
*'''[[What's New 2013|What was New in 2013]]'''
 
*'''[[What's New 2013|What was New in 2013]]'''
 
*'''[[What's New 2012|What was New in 2012]]'''
 
*'''[[What's New 2012|What was New in 2012]]'''
 
*'''[[What's New 2011|What was New in 2011]]'''
 
*'''[[What's New 2011|What was New in 2011]]'''

Latest revision as of 23:51, 13 November 2024

This page will list UPDATES and NEW pages added.

We would very much like BroaDWcast to also function as an index to Doctor Who clips on YouTube, especially USA pledge-breaks, convention footage and any foreign language clips. If you already know of or stumble across any, please send us the link.

  • And don't forget, clicking on the AIRDATES Airdates icon icon on the country profile pages will take you to the airdates summary for that country (N/S = story title is Not Stated)
  • We're on TWITTER. To "Follow" us, please 'click' here or via the link found in the "external sites" section of the left sidebar.
  • We also have a dedicated forum and email address - see sidebar to the left


2024 Updates

November

  • 13 November: Episodes added to the WOSU table. There's some guessing involved, more updates to come.


October

  • 21 October: Big update to KPTS.


August

  • 23 August: Update to South Africa, including screenings of the Peter Cushing films at cinemas and on TV.


May


March

  • 15 March: More updates to WTEV, plus some nice scans from TV Guide.
  • 3 March: Updates to WTEV, which was the first US station to air the Tom Baker serials.
  • 1 March: An small update to Tom Baker's first run on WOR, although we're mostly guessing.


February


Previous Updates

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