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*'''1988''': On Saturday, 19 November 1988, after playing [[Dragonfire]], the NJN screened '''"The Making of [[Silver Nemesis]]"''', one of several specially-commissioned behind the scenes / interview specials produced by the Network. | *'''1988''': On Saturday, 19 November 1988, after playing [[Dragonfire]], the NJN screened '''"The Making of [[Silver Nemesis]]"''', one of several specially-commissioned behind the scenes / interview specials produced by the Network. | ||
| − | * ''' | + | * '''19 January 1991''': Season 26 of the [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] aired, with the four stories played in production order. |
| − | *''' | + | *'''23 May to 29 August 1992''': A 15-week marathon of Dalek and Cybermen serials - but not [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]], which is deemed too expensive! |
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| + | *'''5 September 1992''': The week after the Marathon, the series moves to an earlier 5.00pm timeslot. | ||
* '''13 August 1994''': After over ten years of almost uninterrupted screenings of '''Doctor Who''', the New Jersey Network drops the series; the final story to be broadcast is [[The Deadly Assassin]]. The reasons cited for this are declining viewers, dwindling donations and increased residual payment demands made by Lionheart. | * '''13 August 1994''': After over ten years of almost uninterrupted screenings of '''Doctor Who''', the New Jersey Network drops the series; the final story to be broadcast is [[The Deadly Assassin]]. The reasons cited for this are declining viewers, dwindling donations and increased residual payment demands made by Lionheart. | ||
Revision as of 08:07, 14 January 2011
Doctor Who aired in these cities, on these channels:
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New Jersey Network
Camden / Montclair / Trenton / New Brunswick
WNJS (23) / WNJM (50) / WNJT (52) / WNJB (58)
Channels 23 / 50 / 52 / 58 (PBS)
A network of four channels covering the state.
- 23 November 1983: The Five Doctors aired, 9.00 to 9.30pm.
- January 1984: The Tom Baker stories screened from January 1984.
- 1985: Channel 50 screens the series episodically on a weekly basis, with a complete 'movie' Saturday nights.
- 7 September 1985: The 17 repackaged William Hartnell stories, five Patrick Troughton stories make their US debut on NJN, on Saturday.
- Documentaries produced by NJN were "Doctor Who's Who's Who" (1985) and "Doctor Who Then & Now" (1987).
- 28 September 1985: The Colin Baker stories make their US debut on NJN, on Saturday.
- 1986: The series aired on Saturdays, at 9.00pm.
- 1988: On Saturday, 19 November 1988, after playing Dragonfire, the NJN screened "The Making of Silver Nemesis", one of several specially-commissioned behind the scenes / interview specials produced by the Network.
- 19 January 1991: Season 26 of the Sylvester McCoy stories aired, with the four stories played in production order.
- 23 May to 29 August 1992: A 15-week marathon of Dalek and Cybermen serials - but not The Tomb of the Cybermen, which is deemed too expensive!
- 5 September 1992: The week after the Marathon, the series moves to an earlier 5.00pm timeslot.
- 13 August 1994: After over ten years of almost uninterrupted screenings of Doctor Who, the New Jersey Network drops the series; the final story to be broadcast is The Deadly Assassin. The reasons cited for this are declining viewers, dwindling donations and increased residual payment demands made by Lionheart.
- Between 1983 and 1994, NJN enjoyed runs of every surviving full story at least twice, with the Tom Baker stories played as many as six times.
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Promos and Pledges
- PROMO / PLEDGE (1987): 1987 Commercial with John Nathan-Turner and Sylvester McCoy
- PROMOS / PLEDGES (1988): NJN PROMOS and PLEDGES from NOVEMBER 1988 (many filmed with cast and crew of Silver Nemesis).
- PROMOS / PLEDGES: PATRICK TROUGHTON on NJN
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