Troughton Junkings

This summarises a possible chain of bicycling of the prints of the Patrick Troughton stories, assuming that there were only ever four sets of prints supplied to the countries named at the top of the table.

	Australia	Hong Kong (1969-71)	Singapore (1970-71)	New Zealand (1970-71)	NOTES
NN	to BBC 1975	to Zambia in 1973	to Gibraltar by 1973	to Nigeria (BPTV) in 1974
OO	to BBC 1975	to Zambia in 1973	to Gibraltar by 1973	to BBC or junked in 1974
PP	to BBC 1975	to Zambia in 1973	to Gibraltar by 1973	to Nigeria (BPTV) in 1974
QQ	to BBC 1975	to Zambia in 1973	to Gibraltar by 1973	to Nigeria (BPTV) in 1974
RR	[1]	to BBC or junked in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1973	to BBC or junked in 1974
SS	[1]	to BBC or junked in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1973	to Nigeria (BPTV) in 1974
TT	to BBC 1975	to Nigeria (NBC?) in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1973
UU	to BBC 1975	to BBC or junked in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1972
VV	to BBC 1975	to BBC or junked in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1972
WW	to BBC 1976	to Nigeria (NBC?) in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1972
XX	to BBC 1975	to Zambia or via BBC in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1972		[2]
YY	to BBC 1975	to Zambia or via BBC in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1972		[2]
ZZ	to BBC 1975	to Zambia or via BBC in 1975	to Gibraltar by 1972		[2]

• Gibraltar
  • - all episodes bicycled in from Singapore
    • - prints of NN to SS, UU to VV returned to BBC or destroyed
    • - prints of TT and WW to Nigeria (NBC) in 1975 (if not sent by Hong Kong), returned to BBC or destroyed
    • - prints of XX, YY, ZZ to Zambia, returned to BBC or destroyed

• Nigeria
  • - episodes bicycled in from New Zealand, Hong Kong, Gibraltar
    • - prints returned to BBC or destroyed

• Zambia
  • - 1973 episodes bicycled in from Hong Kong
  • - 1976 episodes supplied from BBC (from returned stock) or bicycled in from Hong Kong or Gibraltar
    • - prints returned to BBC or destroyed

NOTES:

1 - unknown; possibly back to BBC in 1975, otherwise junked

2 - these three to Zambia in 1976; may have been sent from BBC (being returns from Gibraltar or Hong Kong), or bicycled in directly from Hong Kong