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 ==Merchandise==
-Circa '''1986/87''', the Norwegian distributor Nonstop Video released a sell-through VHS of [[Pyramids of Mars]] in [[Norway]] and Sweden under its Sesam Video brand-name. The Swedish edition was titled '''"Pyramiderna På Mars"''', and it had the original English audio soundtrack with Swedish subtitles.
+Circa '''1986/87''', the Norwegian distributor Nonstop Video released a sell-through VHS of [[Pyramids of Mars]] in [[Norway]] and Sweden under its "Sesam Video" brand-name. The Swedish edition was titled '''"Pyramiderna På Mars"''', and it had the original English audio soundtrack with Swedish subtitles.
 ===PAUL McGANN Video===
-The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released on videotape by MCA/Universal/CIC Video/Esselte Video in '''1997'''. The subtitled tape was possibly for Rental Only.
+The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released on videotape by MCA/Universal/CIC Video through CIC Scandinavia AB / Esselte Video in '''January 1997'''. The subtitled tape was for Rental Only.
 The cover just said '''"Doctor Who'''" (but not using the movie's logo), with the tagline '''"Han är tillbaka och det är verkligen på tiden!"''' (''He is back and it is really about time!'')

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 ===PAUL McGANN Video===
-The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released on videotape by MCA/Universal/CIC Video/Esselte Video in late '''1996'''. The subtitled tape was possibly for Rental Only.
+The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released on videotape by MCA/Universal/CIC Video/Esselte Video in '''1997'''. The subtitled tape was possibly for Rental Only.
 The cover just said '''"Doctor Who'''" (but not using the movie's logo), with the tagline '''"Han är tillbaka och det är verkligen på tiden!"''' (''He is back and it is really about time!'')

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 ==Merchandise==
-In circa '''1986''', Sesam Video released a commercial VHS video-cassette of [[Pyramids of Mars]] - under the title '''"PYRAMIDERNA PÅ MARS"''', with the original English audio soundtrack and Swedish subtitles. (The company also released the same story on video in [[Finland]] and [[Norway]].)
+Circa '''1986/87''', the Norwegian distributor Nonstop Video released a sell-through VHS of [[Pyramids of Mars]] in [[Norway]] and Sweden under its Sesam Video brand-name. The Swedish edition was titled '''"Pyramiderna På Mars"''', and it had the original English audio soundtrack with Swedish subtitles.
 ===PAUL McGANN Video===
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 {{Image table
-|[[File:Pyramid Mars Sweden.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Swedish VHS tape]]
+|[[File:Pyramid Mars Sweden.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Swedish VHS tape of Pyramids of Mars]]
 |[[File:Sweden TVM.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Swedish TV Movie video release]]
 }}
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 ==Sweden in Doctor Who==
-Coincidentally, two of the on-screen references to Sweden in '''Doctor Who''' occur in stories with the word '''"Seeds"''' in the title!
+Coincidentally, the only two on-screen references to Sweden in '''Doctor Who''' occur in stories with the word '''"Seeds"''' in the title!
 * There is a T-Mat terminal in Stockholm ([[The Seeds of Death]])
 * Harrison Chase says he has dedicated his "Floriana Requiem" to Carl Linnaeus, the Swedish botanist ([[The Seeds of Doom]]).

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 ==Sweden in Doctor Who==
-Coincidentally, the only two on-screen references to Sweden in '''Doctor Who''' occur in stories with the word '''"Seeds"''' in the title!
+Coincidentally, two of the on-screen references to Sweden in '''Doctor Who''' occur in stories with the word '''"Seeds"''' in the title!
 * There is a T-Mat terminal in Stockholm ([[The Seeds of Death]])
 * Harrison Chase says he has dedicated his "Floriana Requiem" to Carl Linnaeus, the Swedish botanist ([[The Seeds of Doom]]).

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 ==Merchandise==
-In circa '''1986''', Sesam Video released a commercial VHS video-cassette of [[Pyramids of Mars]] - under the title '''"PYRAMIDERNA PÅ MARS"''', with the original English audio soundtrack and Finnish subtitles. (The company also released the same story on video in [[Finland]] and [[Norway]].)
+In circa '''1986''', Sesam Video released a commercial VHS video-cassette of [[Pyramids of Mars]] - under the title '''"PYRAMIDERNA PÅ MARS"''', with the original English audio soundtrack and Swedish subtitles. (The company also released the same story on video in [[Finland]] and [[Norway]].)
 ===PAUL McGANN Video===

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 Sweden also has a number of its own satellite stations - '''[[wikipedia:ZTV Sweden|ZTV]]''', launched in May 1992, screened 'classic' '''Doctor Who''' in the late '''1990s'''.
-The Swedish-based satellite / cable station, [[TV4 Science Fiction]], later aired all the available classic episodes from early '''2008''', while another channel of the TV4 group - [[Wikipedia:TV4 (Sweden)|TV4]] - screened the [[Peter Cushing]] movies.
+The Swedish-based satellite / cable station, [[TV4 Science Fiction]], later aired all the available classic episodes from early '''2008''', while another channel of the TV4 group - [[Wikipedia:TV4 (Sweden)|TV4]] - also screened the [[Peter Cushing]] movies.
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 From '''3 March 2008''', the Swedish station '''[[TV4 Science Fiction]]''' commenced airing all the available classic series episodes, but skipping some of the Dalek ones. (See that profile for further details.)

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	From '''3 March 2008''', the Swedish station '''[[TV4 Science Fiction]]''' commenced airing all the available classic series episodes, but skipping some of the Dalek ones. (See that profile for further details.)		From '''3 March 2008''', the Swedish station '''[[TV4 Science Fiction]]''' commenced airing all the available classic series episodes, but skipping some of the Dalek ones. (See that profile for further details.)
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−	~~===[[Peter Cushing]]===~~
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−	~~The Two [[Peter Cushing]] Daleks movies were shown four times each on station '''[[Wikipedia:TV4 (Sweden)\|TV4]]'''. These would have been in English with subtitles.~~
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−	~~'''Dr Who and the Daleks'''~~
−	*Saturday, '''29 August 2009''' (9.30pm)
−	*Sunday, '''30 August 2009''' (9.55am)
−	*Sunday, '''22 November 2009''' (3.35am and 9.00pm)
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−	~~'''Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD'''~~
−	*Sunday, '''30 August 2009''' (3.20am and 9.50pm)
−	*Sunday, '''29 November 2009''' (4.00am and 9.00pm)
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 Sweden also has a number of its own satellite stations - '''[[wikipedia:ZTV Sweden|ZTV]]''', launched in May 1992, screened 'classic' '''Doctor Who''' in the late '''1990s'''.
-The Swedish-based satellite / cable station, [[TV4 Science Fiction]], later aired all the available classic episodes from early '''2008'''.
+The Swedish-based satellite / cable station, [[TV4 Science Fiction]], later aired all the available classic episodes from early '''2008''', while another channel of the TV4 group - [[Wikipedia:TV4 (Sweden)|TV4]] - screened the [[Peter Cushing]] movies.
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 ==[[BBC Records]]==
-In a BBC memo dated '''7 July 1965''', Sweden was one of several European countries to which the series had been offered. The stories auditioned were [[The Daleks]], [[The Sensorites]] and [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (tellingly, only 'futuristic' stories and no historicals!). However, the offer was not accepted and no sale eventuated. (Of note, the same three stories were also offered to [[Finland]] and [[Switzerland]], suggesting some kind of proposed 'region deal'.)
+In a BBC memo dated '''7 July 1965''', Sweden was one of several European countries to which an offer of the new series had been made but not yet accepted. The stories auditioned were [[The Daleks]], [[The Sensorites]] and [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (tellingly, only 'futuristic' stories and no historicals!). However, the offer was not accepted and no sale eventuated. (Of note, the same three stories were also offered to [[Finland]] and [[Switzerland]], suggesting some kind of proposed 'region deal'.)
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 ==="TV4 SF Repeats"===
 From '''3 March 2008''', the Swedish station '''[[TV4 Science Fiction]]''' commenced airing all the available classic series episodes, but skipping some of the Dalek ones. (See that profile for further details.)
 ==Merchandise==
-===Video===
+===PAUL McGANN Video===
 The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released on videotape by MCA/Universal/CIC Video/Esselte Video in late '''1996'''. The subtitled tape was possibly for Rental Only.

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−	In a BBC memo dated '''7 July 1965''', Sweden was one of several European countries to which the series had been offered~~, but not yet been accepted~~. The stories auditioned were [[The Daleks]], [[The Sensorites]] and [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (tellingly, only 'futuristic' stories and no historicals!). However, the offer was not accepted and no sale eventuated. (Of note, the same three stories were also offered to [[Finland]] and [[Switzerland]], suggesting some kind of proposed 'region deal'.)	+	In a BBC memo dated '''7 July 1965''', Sweden was one of several European countries to which the series had been offered. The stories auditioned were [[The Daleks]], [[The Sensorites]] and [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (tellingly, only 'futuristic' stories and no historicals!). However, the offer was not accepted and no sale eventuated. (Of note, the same three stories were also offered to [[Finland]] and [[Switzerland]], suggesting some kind of proposed 'region deal'.)