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*'''27 September 1982''': (Monday), the channel begins its third airing of the 172 episode / 41 story package. | *'''27 September 1982''': (Monday), the channel begins its third airing of the 172 episode / 41 story package. | ||
*'''late 1982''': The time slot moves to 10pm. | *'''late 1982''': The time slot moves to 10pm. | ||
| + | *'''25 June 1983''': [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] airs. | ||
*'''summer 1983''': The [[Peter Davison stories]] begin, now compilations Saturday nights at 7:30. | *'''summer 1983''': The [[Peter Davison stories]] begin, now compilations Saturday nights at 7:30. | ||
*'''23 November 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs. | *'''23 November 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs. | ||
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- 1 June 1981: The Tom Baker stories begin, weeknights at 6:00.
- 27 September 1982: (Monday), the channel begins its third airing of the 172 episode / 41 story package.
- late 1982: The time slot moves to 10pm.
- 25 June 1983: Once Upon a Time Lord airs.
- summer 1983: The Peter Davison stories begin, now compilations Saturday nights at 7:30.
- 23 November 1983: The Five Doctors airs.
- 31 December 1983: The Robots of Death airs.
- 25 February 1984: Arc of Infinity premieres in the middle of a Tom Baker run.
- 11 August 1984: Castrovalva airs.
- fall 1985: The complete Jon Pertwee package airs.
- 28 March 1985: The weeknight run ends. The series continues Saturday afternoons at 5pm.
- 28 December 1985: The Curse of Peladon airs.
- September 1988: By September 1988, ETV has screened the Tom Baker stories numerous times, Peter Davison (but not The Five Doctors) and Colin Baker twice, and the 24 repackaged Jon Pertwee, 17 repackaged William Hartnell, and five Patrick Troughton stories once.
- 20 May 1989: ETV's contract with Lionheart expires.
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