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| − | Poland began its television service in 1953. Colour transmissions began in 1971 using the [[Wikipedia:SECAM|SECAM]] colour broadcast system that was common | + | Poland began its television service in 1953. Colour transmissions began in 1971 using the [[Wikipedia:SECAM|SECAM]] colour broadcast system that was common throughout [[:Category:Europe|Europe]]. There is just one television station: '''Telewizja Polska''': ([http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/TVP1 TVP1] ) |
=='''DOKTOR WHO IN POLAND'''== | =='''DOKTOR WHO IN POLAND'''== | ||
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POLAND is in Eastern Europe.
Profile
| Country Number (N/K) | 1990s | THIRD WAVE |
| Region | Europe | |
| Television commenced | 1953 | . |
| Colour System | 1972 | SECAM |
| Language/s | Polish |
Television Stations / Channels
Poland began its television service in 1953. Colour transmissions began in 1971 using the SECAM colour broadcast system that was common throughout Europe. There is just one television station: Telewizja Polska: (TVP1 )
DOKTOR WHO IN POLAND
Poland was one of the last – at least ahead of Sweden – countries in Europe to screen the series (see Selling Doctor Who).
In Polish, the series was probably called Doktor Who.
BBC Records
Poland is not mentioned in The Seventies, The Handbook or DWM.
Poland is, however, mentioned as having aired the series in the 2003 Panopticon Convention souvenir handbook, under the 40 Fabulous Facts section: "Doctor Who has been shown in 66 countries around the world, from Abu Dhabi and Algeria, to Poland, Qatar, Taiwan and Zimbabwe". (The reference to 66 countries is out slightly – at best count, Polish was nearer the 70th mark...)
Stories bought and broadcast
TOM BAKER
The Polish version of WikiPedia: (POLISH DOCTOR WHO) says:
W Polsce widzowie mogli po raz pierwszy zobaczyć Doktora Who pod koniec lat 70. XX w., kiedy TVP1 pokazała dwa niekanoniczne filmy kinowe o jego przygodach (Doktor Who i Dalekowie oraz Inwazja Daleków). Na początku lat 90. XX w. jedna z prywatnych stacji telewizyjnych wyemitowała kilkanaście odcinków z Tomem Bakerem w roli czwartej inkarnacji tytułowej postaci. W 1997 r. TVP1 pokazała film telewizyny BBC Doctor Who z 1996 r.
This translates as:
In Poland, viewers could see Doctor Who at the end of the 1970s when TVP1 showed two non-canonical motion pictures about his adventures (Dr Who and the Daleks, and Dalek Invasion). In the early 1990s a private television station aired a few episodes with Tom Baker as the fourth incarnation of the title character. In 1997, TVP1 showed the 1996 TV Movie version of the series.
It is not known what "private station" this is, as no private TV stations are recorded in the 1990 World Radio Television Handbook.
It is not known which Tom Baker stories would have been screened, but since the BBC always seemed to offer new purchasers Baker's first season - starting with Robot – it's likely these stories were the ones seen.
SYLVESTER McCOY
PAUL McGANN
The 1996 TV Movie aired on ERT in late 1996/early 1997.
There is no clear record that Poland aired Doctor Who again.
Transmission
- In Poland, foreign programmes are usually always dubbed.
- The two Peter Cushing Dalek movies aired on television in the late 1970s.
- A run of Tom Baker stories aired in the early 1990s.
- The 1996 Paul McGann TV Movie was screened at cinemas owned by Filmnet. The October 1996 sale of this film was reported in issue 235 (October 1996) of the DWAS newsletter Celestial Toyroom. Reportedly, Film Net had the rights to screen the movie fifteen times!
TV listings
No TV listings have been found. If you are able to assist, please drop us a line.
Novelisations
Three of the Target novels were published in Poland, issued by Publishing Empire in 1993-1994:
- Dzień Daleków (Day of the Daleks translates as Day Daleks)
- Wladcy Czasu (The Three Doctors translates as Rulers of Time)
- Zemsta Cyborgów (Revenge of the Cybermen translates as Revenge Cyborgs)
Poland in Doctor Who
- Actress Ingrid Pitt (The Time Monster, Warriors of the Deep) was born in Poland.
- Tomek Bork (Captain Sorin, The Curse of Fenric), was born in Poland.
