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These stations opted-out of [[WHA]]'s schedule:
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[[File:1984-04 Program Guide (Wisconsin) ETV map.jpg|275px|right|frameless]]
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{{cuttings|WETN|Program Guide (Wisconsin)}}{{meta
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| name = Wisconsin Educational Television Network
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| float =
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| network = PBS
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| channel = various
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| firstAir = 1983
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| lastAir = 1992
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| state = WI
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| wikipedia = Wisconsin Public Television
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| list = Wisconsin (WETN)
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| notes =
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}}[[File:DW Airwaves Wisconsin.jpg|right|thumb|275px|Airwaves, date unknown]]
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[[File:1983-04 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p14.jpg|thumb|350px|Program Guide, Apr. 1983]][[File:1985-03 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p17.jpg|thumb|350px|Program Guide, Mar. 1985]]
  
*'''Channel 20 (WHRM, Wausau)'''
 
*'''Channel 28 (WHWC, Menomonie)'''
 
*'''Channel 31 (WHLA, La Crosse)'''
 
*'''Channel 36 (WLEF, Park Falls)'''
 
*'''Channel 38 (WPNE, Green Bay)'''
 
  
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*'''2 April 1983''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin, Saturday nights at 10:30 with repeats on Sundays at 9:00am.
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*'''1 October 1983''': The Saturday airings stop.
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*'''13 November 1983''': The series moves to noon.
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*'''23 November 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs.  It would be repeated at least eight times in the next nine years.
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*'''11 November 1984''': [[Peter Davison]] premieres.
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*'''17 March 1985''': [[The Caves of Androzani]], [[Genesis of the Daleks]], and [[The Five Doctors]] air by viewers' choice.
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*'''24 March 1985''': [[Spearhead from Space]] and the viewers' #1 choice, [[The Invasion of Time]] air.
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*'''December 1985:''' The network disbands.  The stations are part of [[Wisconsin Public Television]], but continue their airings separate from [[WHA]].
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*'''2 November 1986''': The [[Colin Baker]] stories begin.
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*'''1 November 1987''': The [[William Hartnell]] stories begin, followed by [[Patrick Troughton]].
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*'''20 March 1988''': [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] airs.
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*'''3 September 1989''': The series moves to Sundays at 10pm.
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*'''27 December 1992''': The series ends.
  
*As early as '''27 October 1985''', Doctor Who aired Sundays at noon.  It is likely that these stations aired the same episodes as [[WHA]].
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{{image table
*'''1990''': The series moves to Sundays at 10pm.
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|[[File:1984-03 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p18.jpg|thumb|150px|Program Guide, Mar. 1984]]
*'''18 February 1990''': [[The Invasion of Time]] airs.
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|[[File:1984-12 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p3.jpg|thumb|185px|Program Guide, Dec. 1984]]
[[Category:Wisconsin]]
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}}{{image table
[[Category:Channel 20]]
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|[[File:1989-03 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p20.jpg|thumb|150px|Program Guide, Mar. 1989]]
[[Category:Channel 28]]
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|[[File:1989-12 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p13.jpg|thumb|150px|Program Guide, Dec. 1989]]
[[Category:Channel 31]]
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|[[File:1992-01 Airwaves.jpg|thumb|left|210px|Airwaves, Jan. 1992]]
[[Category:Channel 36]]
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}}
[[Category:Channel 38]]
 

Revision as of 03:14, 1 May 2021

1984-04 Program Guide (Wisconsin) ETV map.jpg
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More information about WETN can be found at the Doctor Who Cuttings Archive
Wisconsin Educational Television Network
Network: PBS Channel(s): various
First airing: 1983 Last airing: 1992

== AIRDATES ==
Airwaves, date unknown
Program Guide, Apr. 1983
Program Guide, Mar. 1985


Program Guide, Mar. 1984
Program Guide, Dec. 1984
Program Guide, Mar. 1989
Program Guide, Dec. 1989
Airwaves, Jan. 1992