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| − | + | [[File:Preview54.JPG|right|thumb|350px|KTEH "Preview 54" magazine promoting the start of the Jon Pertwee serials in June 1984. (The magazine also featured on its back cover an advertisement for the "Timecon 84" convention with Pertwee as its guest, to be held in early August.)]]{{meta | |
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| + | [[File:Birthday Who.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Happy Birthday to WHO! TV Guide, November 1983]] | ||
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*By mid '''1983''': The [[Peter Davison stories]] begin screening Saturday nights to lead in to the networked screening of [[The Five Doctors]] on '''23 November 1983'''. | *By mid '''1983''': The [[Peter Davison stories]] begin screening Saturday nights to lead in to the networked screening of [[The Five Doctors]] on '''23 November 1983'''. | ||
| − | * | + | *'''23 August 1983''': The first of the '''[[An Interview with]]''' series airs, featuring Tom Baker. |
| − | *''' | + | *'''1 December 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs at 8.50pm during a pledge night. The fan club "Legion of Rassilon" manned the phones. |
| − | *'''1984''': The 14 available full | + | *'''16 June 1984''': The package of the 14 available full color [[Jon Pertwee stories]] commences with [[Inferno]], screening as Omnibus "movies" at 11.15pm on Saturdays. The arrival of the third Doctor on channel 54 was promoted on the cover of the monthly '''Preview 54''' magazine. |
| + | *While the Pertwee Omnibuses are screening on Saturdays, Tom Baker episodes continue to air weeknights at 7.30pm. | ||
* By '''November 1984''' the 11.15pm Saturday screenings had reached the [[Peter Davison stories]] - [[Arc of Infinity]] aired '''10 November 1984'''. | * By '''November 1984''' the 11.15pm Saturday screenings had reached the [[Peter Davison stories]] - [[Arc of Infinity]] aired '''10 November 1984'''. | ||
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* KTEH generally airs two 'movie' compilations per week. | * KTEH generally airs two 'movie' compilations per week. | ||
| − | *'''1985''': The repackaged | + | *'''1985''': The repackaged color / black and white [[Jon Pertwee stories]] air around this time, and repeated in '''1991''' and '''1992'''. |
*'''16 September 1985''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] are recycled again, weekdays at 7.30pm. Omnibus editions also screen Saturday evening ([[Nightmare of Eden]] screened '''14 September 1985'''.) | *'''16 September 1985''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] are recycled again, weekdays at 7.30pm. Omnibus editions also screen Saturday evening ([[Nightmare of Eden]] screened '''14 September 1985'''.) | ||
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*'''November 1988''': The [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] go to air. | *'''November 1988''': The [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] go to air. | ||
| + | *'''June 1991''': While he was in the country to attend the '''Founders's Society Event''', Peter Davison recorded two interviews for KTEH: [[Evening with Peter Davison]], and an appearance on the talk-show [[Malone]]. | ||
*'''1991-2001''': The repackaged 24 [[Jon Pertwee stories]] continued to be aired a few times. | *'''1991-2001''': The repackaged 24 [[Jon Pertwee stories]] continued to be aired a few times. | ||
| − | *'''1992''': The recently recovered [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] screens. | + | *'''26 August 1992''': The recently recovered [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] screens. |
| + | *'''27-28 February 2000''': KTEH made its own full reconstruction of the 4-part version of [[Resurrection of the Daleks]], Part 2 of which aired during the '''Evening with Peter Davison''' special -- the full story of this resurrection project [http://dvillage.org/index.php/ktehsf/kteh-drwho-classic/kteh-drwho-classic-restoration HERE]. | ||
| + | *The "new" 4-parter aired in full on '''2 July 2000'''. | ||
| + | *'''18 October 2000''': Sylvester McCoy and Carole Ann Ford host a special evening of selected repeats dubbed "The Ends of Time". This was repeated '''3 December 2000'''. | ||
| + | *'''10 June 2001''': KTEH celebrates '''20 Years''' since it began screening '''Doctor Who''' with a special evening of "secret" episodes - one from each Doctor (the titles of which were not published in advance) - and editions from its "[[An Interview with]]" series. | ||
*'''January 2003''': KTEH's almost uninterrupted run of '''Doctor Who''' came to an end in January of this year. | *'''January 2003''': KTEH's almost uninterrupted run of '''Doctor Who''' came to an end in January of this year. | ||
| + | *'''17 and 22 August 2003''': '''The Airzone Solution''' and '''Auton''', two of the [[BBV Productions]] spin-off videos, air back to back on both dates. | ||
*'''April 2007''': KTEH became the first PBS station to acquire the [[New Series]]. | *'''April 2007''': KTEH became the first PBS station to acquire the [[New Series]]. | ||
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| − | + | A more '''detailed account''' of KTEH's broadcast history of '''Doctor Who''' can be found [http://web.archive.org/web/20100619154520/http://blogs.kteh.org/doctorwho/history-of-doctor-who-on-kteh/ HERE] | |
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| − | + | ==KTEH specials== | |
| − | + | [[File:Whos_on_54.jpg|thumb|right|200px|KTEH ad promoting Doctor Who and a special interview with John Nathan-Turner on 24 August 1984]] | |
| − | + | [[KTEH]] made a number of '''Doctor Who''' specials, which have their own pages: | |
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| − | + | *'''[[An Interview with]]''' (a series which screened numerous times between '''1983''' and '''2002''') | |
| + | <!--*'''[[An Interview with Chris Clough]]''' (shown several times from '''1990''' onwards)--> | ||
| + | *'''[[Evening with Peter Davison]]''' (which first aired on '''4 June 1991''') | ||
| + | *'''[[Malone|Malone and Peter Davison]]''' (a '''10 June 1991''' talk-show interview with the actor) | ||
| + | *'''[[Time Lord Chronicles]]''' (which was shown three times between '''March 1998''' and '''June 1999''') | ||
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| + | ==Media== | ||
| + | {{YouTube table | ||
| + | |ZOQv9TKTa94|1983 continuity | ||
| + | |4tMxT70etPM|ID (1985?) | ||
| + | }}{{YouTube table | ||
| + | |FCqUsRLLAOk|Patrick Trougton bloopers | ||
| + | |5dBrlanRRzo|pledge break, August 1985 | ||
| + | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:12, 10 October 2023
| KTEH | |
| Network: PBS | Channel(s): 54 |
| First airing: 1981 | Last airing: 2003 |
== AIRDATES == |
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- 13 April 1981: Doctor Who commences its run on KTEH, five days a week; KTEH is the third station in the Bay Area to screen the series.
- 1982: Omnibus versions commenced on Saturday nights while episodes continue to run daily.
- By mid 1983: The Peter Davison stories begin screening Saturday nights to lead in to the networked screening of The Five Doctors on 23 November 1983.
- 23 August 1983: The first of the An Interview with series airs, featuring Tom Baker.
- 1 December 1983: The Five Doctors airs at 8.50pm during a pledge night. The fan club "Legion of Rassilon" manned the phones.
- 16 June 1984: The package of the 14 available full color Jon Pertwee stories commences with Inferno, screening as Omnibus "movies" at 11.15pm on Saturdays. The arrival of the third Doctor on channel 54 was promoted on the cover of the monthly Preview 54 magazine.
- While the Pertwee Omnibuses are screening on Saturdays, Tom Baker episodes continue to air weeknights at 7.30pm.
- By November 1984 the 11.15pm Saturday screenings had reached the Peter Davison stories - Arc of Infinity aired 10 November 1984.
- KTEH generally airs two 'movie' compilations per week.
- 1985: The repackaged color / black and white Jon Pertwee stories air around this time, and repeated in 1991 and 1992.
- 16 September 1985: The Tom Baker stories are recycled again, weekdays at 7.30pm. Omnibus editions also screen Saturday evening (Nightmare of Eden screened 14 September 1985.)
- 1986: The Colin Baker stories and repackaged 17 William Hartnell stories air.
- February 1987: The repackaged five Patrick Troughton stories screen. The War Games screens the very week that Troughton dies in Columbus, Georgia.
- November 1988: The Sylvester McCoy stories go to air.
- June 1991: While he was in the country to attend the Founders's Society Event, Peter Davison recorded two interviews for KTEH: Evening with Peter Davison, and an appearance on the talk-show Malone.
- 1991-2001: The repackaged 24 Jon Pertwee stories continued to be aired a few times.
- 26 August 1992: The recently recovered The Tomb of the Cybermen screens.
- 27-28 February 2000: KTEH made its own full reconstruction of the 4-part version of Resurrection of the Daleks, Part 2 of which aired during the Evening with Peter Davison special -- the full story of this resurrection project HERE.
- The "new" 4-parter aired in full on 2 July 2000.
- 18 October 2000: Sylvester McCoy and Carole Ann Ford host a special evening of selected repeats dubbed "The Ends of Time". This was repeated 3 December 2000.
- 10 June 2001: KTEH celebrates 20 Years since it began screening Doctor Who with a special evening of "secret" episodes - one from each Doctor (the titles of which were not published in advance) - and editions from its "An Interview with" series.
- January 2003: KTEH's almost uninterrupted run of Doctor Who came to an end in January of this year.
- 17 and 22 August 2003: The Airzone Solution and Auton, two of the BBV Productions spin-off videos, air back to back on both dates.
- April 2007: KTEH became the first PBS station to acquire the New Series.
A more detailed account of KTEH's broadcast history of Doctor Who can be found HERE
KTEH specials
KTEH made a number of Doctor Who specials, which have their own pages:
- An Interview with (a series which screened numerous times between 1983 and 2002)
- Evening with Peter Davison (which first aired on 4 June 1991)
- Malone and Peter Davison (a 10 June 1991 talk-show interview with the actor)
- Time Lord Chronicles (which was shown three times between March 1998 and June 1999)
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