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* It was not sold anywhere in its original PAL format. The tapes had been wiped by 1973.
 
* It was not sold anywhere in its original PAL format. The tapes had been wiped by 1973.
 
* It was dubbed into [[Arabic]].
 
* It was dubbed into [[Arabic]].
* The only surviving colour segments come from an off-air NTSC recording from a February 1976 screening in Los Angeles, [[California]].  
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* The only surviving colour segments come from an off-air NTSC recording from a February 1976 screening of part six in Los Angeles, [[California]].  
  
 
==Reissues==
 
==Reissues==

Revision as of 09:01, 17 January 2011

Story Code: FFF / Season 8 UK Airdate: 30 Jan to 6 Mar 1971 Doctor: Jon Pertwee
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.)

United States Sep 72 NTSC
Guam Feb 74 NTSC
Philippines 76 NTSC
Canada 76? NTSC
Saudi Arabia Sep 77 b/w
  • When the story was rejected in August 1971 by the censors in Australia, the serial (in b/w) was then not able to be sold to any other Commonwealth country, such as New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Gibraltar.
  • The only sales were to non-Commonwealth countries that broadcast in NTSC or black and white.
  • It was not sold anywhere in its original PAL format. The tapes had been wiped by 1973.
  • It was dubbed into Arabic.
  • The only surviving colour segments come from an off-air NTSC recording from a February 1976 screening of part six in Los Angeles, California.

Reissues

  • It was reissued in black and white only from March 1985: United States and Canada all aired the serial in that format in the mid-1980s.
  • New Zealand and Australia both aired the story for the first time in the mid-198s.


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