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* It was dubbed into [[Arabic]]. | * It was dubbed into [[Arabic]]. | ||
* It was reissued in black and white only from March 1985: [[United States]], [[New Zealand]], [[Australia]] and [[Canada]] all aired the serial in that format in the mid-1980s. | * It was reissued in black and white only from March 1985: [[United States]], [[New Zealand]], [[Australia]] and [[Canada]] all aired the serial in that format in the mid-1980s. | ||
| − | * An off-air recording from a transmission in the [[United States]] circa 1977. | + | * An off-air recording from a transmission in the [[United States]] circa 1977 was used to restore the colour images. |
Revision as of 07:05, 17 January 2011
| Story Code: JJJ / Season 8 | UK Airdate: 22 May to 19 Jun 1971 | Doctor: Jon Pertwee |
| First airings by location | UK Repeats / Foreign Cable and Satellite | Previous Story / Next Story |
This story aired in the following known countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to Selling Doctor Who for expanded airdates.)
| United States | Oct 72 | NTSC |
| Guam | Apr 73 | NTSC |
| Philippines | 76 | NTSC |
| Saudi Arabia | Oct 77 | b/w |
- When the story was rejected in December 1971 by the censors in Australia, the serial (in b/w) was then not able to be sold to any other Commonwealth country, such as New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Gibraltar.
- The only sales were to non-Commonwealth countries that broadcast in NTSC or black and white. There were no sales in PAL.
- It was dubbed into Arabic.
- It was reissued in black and white only from March 1985: United States, New Zealand, Australia and Canada all aired the serial in that format in the mid-1980s.
- An off-air recording from a transmission in the United States circa 1977 was used to restore the colour images.
