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| − | {{meta | + | [[File:1982-07-10 TV Guide Syracuse.jpg|right|thumb|200px|TV Guide, July 10, 1982]]{{meta |
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| state = NY | | state = NY | ||
| wikipedia = WCNY-TV | | wikipedia = WCNY-TV | ||
| − | | list = | + | | list = Syracuse (WCNY) |
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| − | + | *'''7 May 1979''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] screen begin airing daily at 6:00pm. | |
| − | *''' | + | *'''31 August 1981''': The series moves to 7:30pm. |
| − | *''' | + | *'''12 July 1982''': Viewers living between Syracuse and Watertown could have watched [[Full Circle]] part 1 at 7:30 on both [[WCNY]] and [[WNPE]]. |
| + | *'''19 March 1983''': [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] airs. | ||
| + | *'''29 May 1983''': An additional run begins, Sundays at 5pm. | ||
*'''9 December 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs at 9pm. | *'''9 December 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs at 9pm. | ||
*'''1986ish''': Aired the [[Jon Pertwee stories]]. | *'''1986ish''': Aired the [[Jon Pertwee stories]]. | ||
*'''fall 1986''': Aired [[The Two Doctors]] during a pledge break. | *'''fall 1986''': Aired [[The Two Doctors]] during a pledge break. | ||
| − | *'''23 January 1988''': [[Terror of the Zygons]] airs as part of a weekend-long "Great 48-Hour Movie Marathon" | + | *By '''March 1987''', the [[William Hartnell stories]] were airing. |
| + | *'''23 January 1988''': [[Terror of the Zygons]] airs as part of a weekend-long "Great 48-Hour Movie Marathon". | ||
| + | *'''19 March 1988''': A special '''Dr Who-athon''' from 5pm to midnight wherein [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] was shown in its entirety (all 14 episodes). During a break at 8.40pm, the [[KTEH]]-produced "[[An Interview with]] Sylvester McCoy" was shown. | ||
*'''1989''': Screened the 24 repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]] circa 1989. | *'''1989''': Screened the 24 repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]] circa 1989. | ||
{{1990}} (i.e. Liverpool, New York) | {{1990}} (i.e. Liverpool, New York) | ||
| + | {{Image table | ||
| + | |[[File:1982-12-11 TV Guide Syracuse.jpg|left|thumb|250px|TV Guide, Dec. 11, 1982]] | ||
| + | |[[File:1983-12-03 TV Guide Syracuse.jpg|left|thumb|250px|TV Guide, Dec. 3, 1983]] | ||
| + | |[[File:1987-03-06 Ithaca Journal.jpg|thumb|150px|Ithaca Journal, Mar. 6, 1987]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | {{Image table | ||
| + | |[[File:1986-09-13 Syracuse-Post-Standard.jpg|thumb|250px|Syracuse Post-Standard, Sept. 13, 1986]] | ||
| + | |[[File:WhoAthon1988.JPG|thumb|450px|Who-Athon! plus An Interview with McCoy; Ithaca Journal, Mar. 18, 1988]] | ||
| + | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:12, 18 April 2021
| WCNY | |
| Network: PBS | Channel(s): 24 |
| First airing: 1979 | Last airing: |
== AIRDATES == |
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- 7 May 1979: The Tom Baker stories screen begin airing daily at 6:00pm.
- 31 August 1981: The series moves to 7:30pm.
- 12 July 1982: Viewers living between Syracuse and Watertown could have watched Full Circle part 1 at 7:30 on both WCNY and WNPE.
- 19 March 1983: Once Upon a Time Lord airs.
- 29 May 1983: An additional run begins, Sundays at 5pm.
- 9 December 1983: The Five Doctors airs at 9pm.
- 1986ish: Aired the Jon Pertwee stories.
- fall 1986: Aired The Two Doctors during a pledge break.
- By March 1987, the William Hartnell stories were airing.
- 23 January 1988: Terror of the Zygons airs as part of a weekend-long "Great 48-Hour Movie Marathon".
- 19 March 1988: A special Dr Who-athon from 5pm to midnight wherein The Trial of a Time Lord was shown in its entirety (all 14 episodes). During a break at 8.40pm, the KTEH-produced "An Interview with Sylvester McCoy" was shown.
- 1989: Screened the 24 repackaged Jon Pertwee stories circa 1989.
- 1990: The series was (apparently) still airing in late 1989 / early 1990 (as reported by Whovian Times issue #19 -- see United States--1990). (i.e. Liverpool, New York)
