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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]]==
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| − | [[File:19720821.jpg|thumb|alt=The Philadelphia Inquirer, 21 August 1972|The Philadelphia Inquirer, 21 August 1972]] | |
| − | ===[[wikipedia:WPHL|WPHL]]===
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| − | Channel 24 (Independent)
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| − | * '''21 August 1972''': '''Doctor Who''' made its television debut in the United States on 21 August 1972 on this independent channel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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| − | This was only two months after the completion of season nine in the UK (with part six of [[The Time Monster]] on 24 June 1972), which suggests that the offer, sale and conversion to NTSC of the 13 [[Jon Pertwee stories]] sold to the US market was finalised much earlier in the year.
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| − | *[[Airdates in Philadelphia (WPHL)|AIRDATES for WPHL]].
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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Scranton|Scranton]]==
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| − | ===[[wikipedia:WVIA-TV|WVIA]]===
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| − | Channel 44 (PBS)
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| − | *'''1976''': Began screening the [[Tom Baker stories]].
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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Philadelphia|Philadelphia]]==
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| − | [[File:WHYY_logo.jpg|thumb|right|WHYY Logo]]
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| − | ===[[wikipedia:WVUE_(Delaware)|WHYY]]===
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| − | Channel 12 (PBS)
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| − | *'''1979''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] commenced.
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| − | *'''1982''': The series had screened regularly on channel 12 for three years but was suddenly dropped in '''December 1982'''.
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| − | *'''1983''': Following protests from viewers, the series returned – with further [[Peter Davison stories]] - from 4 July 1983. Channel 12 cited the reasons for dropping the series was because it had insufficient funds to purchase the show. Fans raised and donated $32,000 to assist the station.
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| − | *'''1987/88''': WHYY played the re-packaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]].
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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]]==
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| − | ===[[wikipedia:WPMY|WPTT]]===
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| − | Channel 22 (PBS)
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| − | *'''1980''': Began screening the [[Tom Baker stories]].
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| − | *'''1987''': Screened the repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]].
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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Clearfield, Pennsylvania|Clearfield]]==
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| − | ===[[wikipedia:WPSU-TV|WPSX]]===
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| − | Channel 3 (PBS)
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| − | *'''1986''': Screened the repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]].
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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]]==
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| − | ===[[wikipedia:WQEX|WQEX]]===
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| − | Channel 16 (PBS)
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| − | *'''1987''': Screened the repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]].
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| − | *'''1987''': Screened the 17 repackaged [[William Hartnell stories]].
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| − | ==[[wikipedia:Hershey, Pennsylvania|Harrisburg / Hershey]]==
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| − | ===[[wikipedia:WITF-TV|WITF]]===
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| − | Channel 33 (PBS)
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| − | *'''1988''': Screened the repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]].
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| − | ==Links==
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| − | *[[United States]]
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