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After it had exploited '''Doctor Who''' to countries in [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Australasia and Asia]], the BBC turned its attention to its colonies and Commonwealth nations in Africa, selling [[William Hartnell stories]] to [[Nigeria]], [[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe|Rhodesia]], [[Zambia]], [[Uganda]], [[Kenya]], [[Ghana]], [[Mauritius]] and [[Sierra Leone]] all within the two year period, 1965 to 1967. | After it had exploited '''Doctor Who''' to countries in [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Australasia and Asia]], the BBC turned its attention to its colonies and Commonwealth nations in Africa, selling [[William Hartnell stories]] to [[Nigeria]], [[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe|Rhodesia]], [[Zambia]], [[Uganda]], [[Kenya]], [[Ghana]], [[Mauritius]] and [[Sierra Leone]] all within the two year period, 1965 to 1967. | ||
| − | + | After that, the BBC then sold the newly-translated [[Arabic]] package of season 1 and 2 serials to the North African countries [[Tunisia]], [[Morocco]] and [[Libya]] from 1967 to 1969, with the last of the [[Arabic]] Hartnell stories sold to [[Algeria]] in 1973. | |
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| + | [[Ethiopia]] was the final English-speaking African country to purchase any William Hartnell stories in the 1970s. | ||
The BBC had only moderate success with selling colour stories to Africa in the late 1970s / early and late 1980s, with only [[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe|Rhodesia and Zimbabwe]], [[Nigeria]], [[Ghana]], [[Swaziland]], [[Seychelles]], and [[Sierra Leone]] picking up Jon Pertwee and/or Tom Baker episodes. | The BBC had only moderate success with selling colour stories to Africa in the late 1970s / early and late 1980s, with only [[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe|Rhodesia and Zimbabwe]], [[Nigeria]], [[Ghana]], [[Swaziland]], [[Seychelles]], and [[Sierra Leone]] picking up Jon Pertwee and/or Tom Baker episodes. | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 15 January 2019
After it had exploited Doctor Who to countries in Australasia and Asia, the BBC turned its attention to its colonies and Commonwealth nations in Africa, selling William Hartnell stories to Nigeria, Rhodesia, Zambia, Uganda, Kenya, Ghana, Mauritius and Sierra Leone all within the two year period, 1965 to 1967.
After that, the BBC then sold the newly-translated Arabic package of season 1 and 2 serials to the North African countries Tunisia, Morocco and Libya from 1967 to 1969, with the last of the Arabic Hartnell stories sold to Algeria in 1973.
Ethiopia was the final English-speaking African country to purchase any William Hartnell stories in the 1970s.
The BBC had only moderate success with selling colour stories to Africa in the late 1970s / early and late 1980s, with only Rhodesia and Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Ghana, Swaziland, Seychelles, and Sierra Leone picking up Jon Pertwee and/or Tom Baker episodes.
Africa in Doctor Who
Non country specific references have featured in the following stories:
- Africa was wiped out by the invading Daleks (The Dalek Invasion of Earth).
- There was an Ioniser Base in South Africa. Refugees were being sent to African Rehabilitation Centres (The Ice Warriors).
- Scorby served as a mercenary in Africa and the Middle East (The Seeds of Doom).
- Burton says he once hunted buffalo in Africa! (Delta and the Bannermen).
- Redvers Fen Cooper spoke of Stanley and Livingstone, Oluti Forest pygmies, and "the interior" (Ghost Light).
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