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 *At the end of '''April 2025''', the seemingly endless recycling of Tom Baker Movies does come to a surprise end when a short run of [[Peter Davison]] "movies" commences - only his first four stories air (in production order, so [[Castrovalva]] is the fourth and last). After this comes Colin Baker's debut [[The Twin Dilemma]], followed by Season 22 (minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) then the "Trial" Season 23. The standard McCoy package follows - being [[Time and the Rani]] through [[Battlefield]] but skipping [[Dragonfire]] and [[Remembrance of the Daleks]].
 *On '''30 August 2025''', IPTV alters its regular ongoing recycling line-up by screening the 50th anniversary special '''An Adventure in Space and Time''' - albeit the recent re-edit from 2023 that removes all the references to [[An Unearthly Child]] and replaces Matt Smith with Ncuti Gatwa.
-*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]... but in another surprising move, the rarely-seen [[The Five Doctors]] (the 2008 DVD restoration complete with Dalek) was slipped in between [[The Two Doctors]] and [[Timelash]] on '''4 October'''.
+*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]... but in another surprising move, the rarely-seen [[The Five Doctors]] (the 2008 DVD restoration complete with Dalek) was slipped in between [[The Two Doctors]] and [[Timelash]] on '''4 October'''. McCoy followed....
 <!-- ... but on '''4 January 2025''' the schedule makes a surprise deviation and is the Jon Pertwee story [[Death to the Daleks]] - but this was actually City of Death-->
 <!--*... but by the end of '''June 2023''', the series is gone, the last story to air being [[The Android Invasion]] on '''24 June'''... only to return briefly during the last month of the year with some season 17 Bakers, concluding with [[The Horns of Nimon]] on '''30 December 2023'''.

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 *At the end of '''April 2025''', the seemingly endless recycling of Tom Baker Movies does come to a surprise end when a short run of [[Peter Davison]] "movies" commences - only his first four stories air (in production order, so [[Castrovalva]] is the fourth and last). After this comes Colin Baker's debut [[The Twin Dilemma]], followed by Season 22 (minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) then the "Trial" Season 23. The standard McCoy package follows - being [[Time and the Rani]] through [[Battlefield]] but skipping [[Dragonfire]] and [[Remembrance of the Daleks]].
 *On '''30 August 2025''', IPTV alters its regular ongoing recycling line-up by screening the 50th anniversary special '''An Adventure in Space and Time''' - albeit the recent re-edit from 2023 that removes all the references to [[An Unearthly Child]] and replaces Matt Smith with Ncuti Gatwa.
-*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]... but in another surprising move, the rarely-seen [[The Five Doctors]] was slipped in between [[The Two Doctors]] and [[Timelash]] on '''4 October'''.
+*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]... but in another surprising move, the rarely-seen [[The Five Doctors]] (the 2008 DVD restoration complete with Dalek) was slipped in between [[The Two Doctors]] and [[Timelash]] on '''4 October'''.
 <!-- ... but on '''4 January 2025''' the schedule makes a surprise deviation and is the Jon Pertwee story [[Death to the Daleks]] - but this was actually City of Death-->
 <!--*... but by the end of '''June 2023''', the series is gone, the last story to air being [[The Android Invasion]] on '''24 June'''... only to return briefly during the last month of the year with some season 17 Bakers, concluding with [[The Horns of Nimon]] on '''30 December 2023'''.

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 *At the end of '''April 2025''', the seemingly endless recycling of Tom Baker Movies does come to a surprise end when a short run of [[Peter Davison]] "movies" commences - only his first four stories air (in production order, so [[Castrovalva]] is the fourth and last). After this comes Colin Baker's debut [[The Twin Dilemma]], followed by Season 22 (minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) then the "Trial" Season 23. The standard McCoy package follows - being [[Time and the Rani]] through [[Battlefield]] but skipping [[Dragonfire]] and [[Remembrance of the Daleks]].
 *On '''30 August 2025''', IPTV alters its regular ongoing recycling line-up by screening the 50th anniversary special '''An Adventure in Space and Time''' - albeit the recent re-edit from 2023 that removes all the references to [[An Unearthly Child]] and replaces Matt Smith with Ncuti Gatwa.
-*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]...
+*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]... but in another surprising move, the rarely-seen [[The Five Doctors]] was slipped in between [[The Two Doctors]] and [[Timelash]] on '''4 October'''.
 <!-- ... but on '''4 January 2025''' the schedule makes a surprise deviation and is the Jon Pertwee story [[Death to the Daleks]] - but this was actually City of Death-->
 <!--*... but by the end of '''June 2023''', the series is gone, the last story to air being [[The Android Invasion]] on '''24 June'''... only to return briefly during the last month of the year with some season 17 Bakers, concluding with [[The Horns of Nimon]] on '''30 December 2023'''.

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 *... and yet again as 2022 rolls into '''2023'''...
 *... and as '''2024''' draws to an end and '''2025''' dawns, the series is still chugging along with the same old [[Tom Baker]] episodes on a loop, reaching Season 17...
-*At the end of '''April 2025''', the seemingly endless recycling of Tom Baker Movies does come to a surprise end when a short run of [[Peter Davison]] "movies" commences - only his first four stories air (in production order, so [[Castrovalva]] is the fourth and last), after which they jump to Colin Baker's debut in [[The Twin Dilemma]] followed by all of Season 22...
+*At the end of '''April 2025''', the seemingly endless recycling of Tom Baker Movies does come to a surprise end when a short run of [[Peter Davison]] "movies" commences - only his first four stories air (in production order, so [[Castrovalva]] is the fourth and last). After this comes Colin Baker's debut [[The Twin Dilemma]], followed by Season 22 (minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) then the "Trial" Season 23. The standard McCoy package follows - being [[Time and the Rani]] through [[Battlefield]] but skipping [[Dragonfire]] and [[Remembrance of the Daleks]].
 <!-- ... but on '''4 January 2025''' the schedule makes a surprise deviation and is the Jon Pertwee story [[Death to the Daleks]] - but this was actually City of Death-->
 <!--*... but by the end of '''June 2023''', the series is gone, the last story to air being [[The Android Invasion]] on '''24 June'''... only to return briefly during the last month of the year with some season 17 Bakers, concluding with [[The Horns of Nimon]] on '''30 December 2023'''.
 **[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=17&detail=broadcast&pglist=dw&page=13 IPTV Schedules 2022] -->
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 *From '''1997''', IPTV screens various [[Reeltime Pictures]] documentaries, such as '''Return to Devil's End'''.
 *By '''1998''', '''IPTV''' was one of only five markets in the US still screening the series.  During its broadcast history, IPTV would show often one episode multiple nights a week, one episode per week, omnibus versions every Friday night, then back to one episode per week, etc. These '''SciFi Friday Night''' screenings were hosted by Mike Frisbie.
 *'''3 March 2001''': [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] airs as part of a '''National Doctor Who Night''' repeat.  The broadcast is presented by Sylvester McCoy.
 *'''27 September 2003''': '''The Airzone Solution''' and '''Auton''', two of the [[BBV Productions]] spin-off videos, air back to back from 9pm.

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 *... and as '''2022''' arrives, the Tom Baker Movies are being recycled again...
 *... and yet again as 2022 rolls into '''2023'''...
-*... and as '''2024''' draws to an end, the series is still chugging along with the same old [[Tom Baker]] episodes on a loop...
+*... and as '''2024''' draws to an end and '''2025''' dawns, the series is still chugging along with the same old [[Tom Baker]] episodes on a loop, reaching Season 17...
-*... but from '''4 January 2025''' the schedule makes a surprise deviation and includes some Jon Pertwees (the first of which is [[Death to the Daleks]])...
+<!-- ... but on '''4 January 2025''' the schedule makes a surprise deviation and is the Jon Pertwee story [[Death to the Daleks]] - but this may have been an error, was was supposed to be Destiny?-->
 <!--*... but by the end of '''June 2023''', the series is gone, the last story to air being [[The Android Invasion]] on '''24 June'''... only to return briefly during the last month of the year with some season 17 Bakers, concluding with [[The Horns of Nimon]] on '''30 December 2023'''.
 **[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=17&detail=broadcast&pglist=dw&page=13 IPTV Schedules 2022] -->