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 *'''23 January 1989''': At the annual NAPTE event, Lionheart continues to push the '''522 half hours''' of '''Doctor Who''' that it has to offer...
 *Playhouse releases further titles on VHS and Betamax, including a story not yet available in the UK: [[The Deadly Assassin]], as a special 25th anniversary edition - see print ad below.
 * By the middle of the year, the 25th anniversary season goes into syndication:
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 *By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase the [[Tom Baker stories]] again as part of the package of fresh episodes. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.
-[[File:USAVideos.JPG|thumb|left|350px|Print ad for US videos from 1988/89, including [[The Deadly Assassin]], which had not been released in the UK. Note also the reference to 110 million viewers in 60 countries!]]
+[[File:USAVideos.JPG|thumb|left|550px|Print ad for US videos from 1988/89, including [[The Deadly Assassin]], which had not been released in the UK. Note also the reference to 110 million viewers in 60 countries!]]
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 *'''23 January 1989''': At the annual NAPTE event, Lionheart continues to push the '''522 half hours''' of '''Doctor Who''' that it has to offer...
-*Playhouse releases further titles on VHS, including a story not yet available in the UK: [[The Deadly Assassin]].
+*Playhouse releases further titles on VHS and Betamax, including a story not yet available in the UK: [[The Deadly Assassin]], as a special 25th anniversary edition - see print ad below.
 * By the middle of the year, the 25th anniversary season goes into syndication:
 [[File:USADWB62.JPG|right|thumb|350px|"CRISIS STATESIDE"; DWB 62 (Feb 1989)]]
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 ='''[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]] (continued)'''=

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 *'''23 January 1989''': At the annual NAPTE event, Lionheart continues to push the '''522 half hours''' of '''Doctor Who''' that it has to offer...
-*Playhouse releases further titles on VHS, including a story not yet released in the UK: [[The Deadly Assassin]].
+*Playhouse releases further titles on VHS, including a story not yet available in the UK: [[The Deadly Assassin]].
 * By the middle of the year, the 25th anniversary season goes into syndication:

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 *'''23 January 1989''': At the annual NAPTE event, Lionheart continues to push the '''522 half hours''' of '''Doctor Who''' that it has to offer...
+*Playhouse releases further titles on VHS, including a story not yet released in the UK: [[The Deadly Assassin]].
 * By the middle of the year, the 25th anniversary season goes into syndication:
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 *By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase the [[Tom Baker stories]] again as part of the package of fresh episodes. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.
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	*By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase the [[Tom Baker stories]] again as part of the package of fresh episodes. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.		*By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase the [[Tom Baker stories]] again as part of the package of fresh episodes. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.

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-*By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase [[Tom Baker stories]] as part of the package. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.
+*By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase the [[Tom Baker stories]] again as part of the package of fresh episodes. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.
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		+	*'''23 January 1989''': At the annual NAPTE event, Lionheart continues to push the '''522 half hours''' of '''Doctor Who''' that it has to offer...
	* By the middle of the year, the 25th anniversary season goes into syndication:		* By the middle of the year, the 25th anniversary season goes into syndication:

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-*By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them purchase [[Tom Baker stories]] as part of the package. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.
+*By the end of the year, more and more PBS stations are dropping the series because it is becoming too expensive, and Lionheart is forcing them to purchase [[Tom Baker stories]] as part of the package. As a consequence, the McCoy stories do not sell as widely as those of the other Doctors.
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