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*'''18 March 1988''': [[Destiny of the Daleks]] and its pledge break are shown live in the video room at Time-Loop '88. | *'''18 March 1988''': [[Destiny of the Daleks]] and its pledge break are shown live in the video room at Time-Loop '88. | ||
*'''25 May 1990''': The station considered '''Doctor Who''' to be too costly; presumably it was dropped as a result. | *'''25 May 1990''': The station considered '''Doctor Who''' to be too costly; presumably it was dropped as a result. | ||
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+ | |[[File:KC Prydonians.jpg|thumb|175px|Kansas City Prydonian Time-Lords ad, 1988]] | ||
+ | |[[File:KCPT ad.jpg|thumb|300px|KCPT ad, 1988]] | ||
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Revision as of 23:44, 16 August 2013
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Network: PBS | Channel(s): 19 |
First airing: 1979 | Last airing: 1990 |
== AIRDATES == |
- 11 June 1979: The Tom Baker stories begin airing, complete serials every weeknight.
- 27 August 1979: After four weeks off, the series movies to a half hour time slot.
- 6 July 1981: The series returns after a year-long break, now daily at 10:00pm.
- 6 August 1982: After ten months off the air, the Tom Baker stories begin again. Entire stories are aired each Friday night at 10:30.
- 11 November 1983: Wednesday night airings are added. After seven weeks the Friday airings are stopped.
- 23 November 1983: The Five Doctors airs.
- Spring 1987: Jon Pertwee stories air.
- 18 March 1988: Destiny of the Daleks and its pledge break are shown live in the video room at Time-Loop '88.
- 25 May 1990: The station considered Doctor Who to be too costly; presumably it was dropped as a result.