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|[[France]]||18 Mar 97||'''''Le Seigneur du Temps / Docteur Who: Le Film'''''
 
|[[France]]||18 Mar 97||'''''Le Seigneur du Temps / Docteur Who: Le Film'''''
 
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|[[Luxembourg]]||27 Feb 99||'''''Le Seigneur du Temps'''''
 
|[[Luxembourg]]||27 Feb 99||'''''Le Seigneur du Temps'''''
 
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|[[Brazil]]||27 Jul 00||'''''Doutor Who - O Senhor do Tempo'''''
 
|[[Brazil]]||27 Jul 00||'''''Doutor Who - O Senhor do Tempo'''''
 
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|[[Czech Republic]]||Sept 00||'''''Doktor Kdo'''''
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|[[Czech Republic]]||9 Sept 00||'''''Doktor Kdo'''''
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*[[wikipedia:FOX|Fox]] aired the movie on over 150 channels in the [[United States]].
 
*[[wikipedia:FOX|Fox]] aired the movie on over 150 channels in the [[United States]].
 
**[[List of Fox stations in 1996]]
 
**[[List of Fox stations in 1996]]
*The UK broadcast and later VHS video release were edited to remove the graphic images of gun-fire (in the wake of the recent [[wikipedia:Dunblane massacre|mass shooting at a school in Dunblane, Scotland]]). The uncut US version (with the "Based on the original series broadcast on the BBC" caption intact was later shown for the November 1999 repeat. 
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*In the UK, the movie was officially released on VHS tape on '''22 May 1996''', five days ahead of its broadcast on BBC1 (with some stores staying open late on 21 May to sell the tape from midnight). The tape and the TV version were edited to remove scenes of repeated gun-fire (in the wake of the recent [[wikipedia:Dunblane massacre|mass shooting at a school in Dunblane, Scotland]]) as well as some other graphic content.  
*The Movie was distributed to Commonwealth markets by the BBC, and to non-Commonwealth markets by Universal Television, hence it had far wider sales internationally.  
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*The Movie was marketed by Fox and BBC Worldwide as a "Movie for Television" and therefore it had a far wider international sales distribution; the film was screened in a number of countries that had never seen the series.
*The film was available on the [[In-flight TV Systems]] of [[Singapore]] Airlines, and was shown 99 times between '''July and September 1996''' by British Airways. It was also available on [[wikipedia:Merchant Navy (United Kingdom)|Merchant Navy vessels]].  
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*The film was available on the [[In-flight TV Systems]] of [[Singapore]] Airlines, and was shown 99 times between '''July and September 1996''' by British Airways. It was also available on [[wikipedia:Merchant navy|Merchant Navy vessels]] (although of which countries is not known - see [[wikipedia:List of merchant navy capacity by country|list of possibilities HERE]]).
*The Movie was also distributed by CIC Video on VHS tape (either subtitled or dubbed) to many other countries around the world, from 1996 to 2003; the commercial release (mainly for the rental market) was in many cases the ''only'' example of '''Doctor Who''' seen in a lot of countries. <!-- PUT A LIST HERE ONCE THE PROFILES HAVE BEEN DONE-->
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*The French dub of the film - with the title '''Le Seigneur du Temps''' - screened in [[France]], [[Luxembourg]], and on the Canadian station [[Canada (Ztélé)|Ztélé]].
*In '''February 1999''', the Movie was available to several Central and South American countries via the [[HBO OLE]] cable link.
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*The Movie was also distributed on VHS tape by Universal's home entertainment division, MCA/Universal/CIC Video, to many other countries around the world; these commercial releases (either subtitled or dubbed) were mainly for the rental market, and for a handful of those countries, the series had never been shown on TV, and the video tape was the ''only'' form in which  '''Doctor Who''' was known - '''See the list below'''.
*The Movie aired on [[BBC Prime]] on '''30 December 1999''' - the actual date on which the story is set!
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*The Movie aired on [[UK Gold]] on '''7 February 1998''', [[BBC Choice]] on '''22 November 1998''', by [[BBC Prime]] on '''2 and 7 May 1999''', with a third showing on '''30 December 1999''' - the actual date on which the story is set!  
*'''[[Sci-Fi Channel Europe|Sci-Fi Channel]]''''s UK/Europe station aired the film for the first time on Saturday, '''2 November 2002''', and then several more times during the next ten months. It aired again on '''25 August 2008''' - twice!  
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*In '''February 1999''', the Movie was available to several Central and South American countries via the [[HBO OLE]] cable link.  
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*On '''13 November 1999''', the uncut US version (with the "Based on the original series broadcast on the BBC" caption intact) was shown during BBC2's '''Doctor Who Night''' special event.
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*The US [[Sci-Fi Channel]] screened the Movie for the first time on '''15 July 2001'''. The station held the exclusive US cable rights to the film, screening it multiple times until mid-2004...
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*[[Sci-Fi Channel Europe|Sci-Fi Channel]]'s UK/Europe station aired the film for the first time on Saturday, '''2 November 2002''', and then several more times during the next ten months. It aired again on '''25 August 2008''' - twice!  
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*The film also played several times during '''2002''' and '''2003''' on Sci-Fi's channel in [[South Africa]].
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*In '''2004''', the US [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s exclusive rights to the Movie expired; these were picked up by [[Starz]], which aired the film (apparently also with a Spanish dub) numerous times on its various channel streams through until late '''2005'''.
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*It has also aired numerous times on various other UK and US cable and satellite stations, too many to try to catalogue here.
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*On '''31 August 2013''', [[BBC America]] screened the movie as part of [[The Doctors Revisited]] series.
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==TV Movie on VHS==
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Between '''1996''' and '''1998''', the movie was released on rental or sell-through VHS (published by  MCA/Universal/CIC Video, sometimes through a local distributor) in several countries that ''did not'' screen the movie on TV. The tapes were either (S)ubtitled or (D)ubbed. In most cases, the title was simply '''"Doctor Who"''' (using the movie's logo), but some countries gave the tape an alternative title (see the merchandise sections in the relevant country profiles for cover slicks and further details):
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[[File:TVM VHS Australia.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Australian VHS cover]]
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*[[Sweden]] (S)
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*[[Spain]] (S)
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*[[Argentina]] (as '''El Doctor Who''') (S)
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*[[Mexico]] (S)
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*[[Hong Kong]] (laser-disc as '''時空謀殺案''') (S)
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*[[Germany]] (D)
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*[[Japan]] (S)
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*[[Hungary]] (D)
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Tapes were also released in a number of countries that ''did'' screen the movie on TV. Some of the tapes ((S)ubtitled or (D)ubbed) had an alternative title that was different to that used on TV (see the merchandise sections in the relevant country profiles for cover slicks and further details):
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*[[Brazil]] (also '''O Senhor do Tempo''') (S)
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*[[Australia]]
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*[[New Zealand]]
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*[[Italy]] (D)
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*[[Netherlands]] (S)
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*[[Finland]] (as '''1999 Maailman Tuho''') (S)
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*[[Czech Republic]] (as '''Boj S Časem''') (D)
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The Movie could not be sold on tape in the [[United States]] or [[Canada]] due to a conflict over the rights: the worldwide VHS rights to the film were held by Universal while the North American VHS rights to '''Doctor Who''' the series were owned by CBS/Fox Video; Universal therefore couldn't distribute tapes to a territory that it didn't have the rights to.   
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==Media==
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{{YouTube table
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|pk7kYQRbLCo|BBC intro
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{{YouTube table  
 
{{YouTube table  
 
|Cyam_n9XyjQ|FOX US trailer
 
|Cyam_n9XyjQ|FOX US trailer
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|6NvSLrxePM0|FOX promo
 
|6NvSLrxePM0|FOX promo
 
|gqex7RIQgr8|FOX promo
 
|gqex7RIQgr8|FOX promo
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|V-RmLRSdC8M|BBC1 trailer
 
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{{clear}}
 
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==Links==
 
==Links==
 
*[[Main Page]]
 
*[[Main Page]]

Revision as of 23:07, 24 October 2020

Story Code: TV Movie / Season - UK Airdate: 27 May 1996 Doctor: Paul McGann
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.)

Fox TV Movie poster ad, May 1996
Presskit for the TV Movie
Screen grab of French title caption
Canada 12 May 96
United States 14 May 96
United Kingdom 27 May 96
Australia 7 Jul 96
New Zealand 30 Oct 96
Greece 1996 or 97
France 18 Mar 97 Le Seigneur du Temps / Docteur Who: Le Film
Poland 1997
HBO OLE Cable From Feb 99
Luxembourg 27 Feb 99 Le Seigneur du Temps
Finland 2 Apr 99
Italy 1999
Netherlands 5 Aug 99
Ireland 1 May 00
Brazil 27 Jul 00 Doutor Who - O Senhor do Tempo
Czech Republic 9 Sept 00 Doktor Kdo
Austria 24 Jun 01
Iraq 17 Feb 02
Lithuania 25 Jul 03
India 25 Sep 04
Norway 2005
  • Fox aired the movie on over 150 channels in the United States.
  • In the UK, the movie was officially released on VHS tape on 22 May 1996, five days ahead of its broadcast on BBC1 (with some stores staying open late on 21 May to sell the tape from midnight). The tape and the TV version were edited to remove scenes of repeated gun-fire (in the wake of the recent mass shooting at a school in Dunblane, Scotland) as well as some other graphic content.
  • The Movie was marketed by Fox and BBC Worldwide as a "Movie for Television" and therefore it had a far wider international sales distribution; the film was screened in a number of countries that had never seen the series.
  • The film was available on the In-flight TV Systems of Singapore Airlines, and was shown 99 times between July and September 1996 by British Airways. It was also available on Merchant Navy vessels (although of which countries is not known - see list of possibilities HERE).
  • The French dub of the film - with the title Le Seigneur du Temps - screened in France, Luxembourg, and on the Canadian station Ztélé.
  • The Movie was also distributed on VHS tape by Universal's home entertainment division, MCA/Universal/CIC Video, to many other countries around the world; these commercial releases (either subtitled or dubbed) were mainly for the rental market, and for a handful of those countries, the series had never been shown on TV, and the video tape was the only form in which Doctor Who was known - See the list below.
  • The Movie aired on UK Gold on 7 February 1998, BBC Choice on 22 November 1998, by BBC Prime on 2 and 7 May 1999, with a third showing on 30 December 1999 - the actual date on which the story is set!
  • In February 1999, the Movie was available to several Central and South American countries via the HBO OLE cable link.
  • On 13 November 1999, the uncut US version (with the "Based on the original series broadcast on the BBC" caption intact) was shown during BBC2's Doctor Who Night special event.
  • The US Sci-Fi Channel screened the Movie for the first time on 15 July 2001. The station held the exclusive US cable rights to the film, screening it multiple times until mid-2004...
  • Sci-Fi Channel's UK/Europe station aired the film for the first time on Saturday, 2 November 2002, and then several more times during the next ten months. It aired again on 25 August 2008 - twice!
  • The film also played several times during 2002 and 2003 on Sci-Fi's channel in South Africa.
  • In 2004, the US Sci-Fi Channel's exclusive rights to the Movie expired; these were picked up by Starz, which aired the film (apparently also with a Spanish dub) numerous times on its various channel streams through until late 2005.
  • It has also aired numerous times on various other UK and US cable and satellite stations, too many to try to catalogue here.
  • On 31 August 2013, BBC America screened the movie as part of The Doctors Revisited series.


TV Movie on VHS

Between 1996 and 1998, the movie was released on rental or sell-through VHS (published by MCA/Universal/CIC Video, sometimes through a local distributor) in several countries that did not screen the movie on TV. The tapes were either (S)ubtitled or (D)ubbed. In most cases, the title was simply "Doctor Who" (using the movie's logo), but some countries gave the tape an alternative title (see the merchandise sections in the relevant country profiles for cover slicks and further details):

Australian VHS cover

Tapes were also released in a number of countries that did screen the movie on TV. Some of the tapes ((S)ubtitled or (D)ubbed) had an alternative title that was different to that used on TV (see the merchandise sections in the relevant country profiles for cover slicks and further details):

The Movie could not be sold on tape in the United States or Canada due to a conflict over the rights: the worldwide VHS rights to the film were held by Universal while the North American VHS rights to Doctor Who the series were owned by CBS/Fox Video; Universal therefore couldn't distribute tapes to a territory that it didn't have the rights to.


Media



BBC intro




FOX US trailer



Canadian CHCH Channel 11 intro



FOX intro




FOX promo



FOX promo



BBC1 trailer

Links