WFYI

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The Indianapolis News, Dec. 5, 1985

The Indianapolis Star, July 20, 1986

5 December 1985: The Five Doctors airs.
28 April 1986: A local fan club, The Whoosier Network, convinces WFYI to buy the series. The run begins with the Peter Davison stories. The channel had recently aired The Five Doctors during a pledge drive as a test of the show's popularity.
21 June 1987: Doctor Who's Who's Who airs.
27 September 1987: The series shifts to compilations on Sunday nights.
28 December 1988: The Trial of a Time Lord begins.
18 February 1989: The William Hartnell stories begin.
24 June 1989: The Patrick Troughton stories air, Saturday nights at 11pm.
27 January 1990: The 24 repackaged Jon Pertwee stories begin airing on Saturday nights, and are repeated in 1992.
7 April 1991: The Tom Baker stories move to Sundays at 2pm.
3 May 1992: The run ends with Survival.
30 August 1992: The Tomb of the Cybermen airs as a pledge drive special.
25 October 1992: The series returns with the Jon Pertwee episodes.
25 March 1995: Thirty Years in the Tardis airs.
1 September 1996: The series ends on WFYI, but continues on WTBU.