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==Patrick Troughton?==
 
==Patrick Troughton?==
  
*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Fort Worth / Dallas area in the early 1970s. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]] (assuming of course that a signal could travel those sorts of distances).  
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*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Fort Worth / Dallas area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]] (assuming of course that a signal could travel those sorts of distances).  
  
  
 
[[Category:Texas]]
 
[[Category:Texas]]

Revision as of 20:58, 20 December 2013

KTVT

Channel 11 (Independent)


  • 1980: Aired Tom Baker stories episodically.
  • 1981: The series is dropped, and no further episodes air on KTVT after 1981.


KERA

Channel 13 (PBS)



Patrick Troughton?

  • There have been a number of reports online that Patrick Troughton stories may have aired in the Fort Worth / Dallas area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the Jon Pertwee stories in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the Peter Cushing Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a William Hartnell story (in Spanish) from Mexico (assuming of course that a signal could travel those sorts of distances).