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+ | * The [[New Zealand]] prints were likely disposed of by the end of 1974. (The NZBC's rights to screen the story had expired on '''31 May 1973''' (sic). (The date recorded in TVNZ's film traffic register should perhaps be '''1974''', as that would be consistent with the expiry dates for [[The Enemy of the World]] and [[The Web of Fear]].) | ||
* This was the final '''Doctor Who''' serial to screen in [[New Zealand]] until 1975... | * This was the final '''Doctor Who''' serial to screen in [[New Zealand]] until 1975... | ||
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* The sale to [[Gibraltar]] was actually "back-catalogue", as they had already started screening [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by this time. | * The sale to [[Gibraltar]] was actually "back-catalogue", as they had already started screening [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by this time. | ||
* See also the [[Troughton Junkings]] page. | * See also the [[Troughton Junkings]] page. |
Revision as of 04:19, 7 May 2013
Story Code: SS / Season 5 | UK Airdate: 27 Apr to 1 Jun 1968 | Doctor: Patrick Troughton |
First airings by location | UK Repeats / Foreign Cable and Satellite | Previous Story / Next Story |
This story aired in the following countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. (Refer also to Selling Doctor Who for expanded airdates.)
Australia | Apr 69 | b/w |
Hong Kong | Feb 70 | b/w |
Singapore | Aug 70 | b/w |
New Zealand | Jul 71 | b/w |
Gibraltar | Oct 73 | b/w |
Nigeria | Mar 75? | b/w |
- The New Zealand prints were likely disposed of by the end of 1974. (The NZBC's rights to screen the story had expired on 31 May 1973 (sic). (The date recorded in TVNZ's film traffic register should perhaps be 1974, as that would be consistent with the expiry dates for The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear.)
- This was the final Doctor Who serial to screen in New Zealand until 1975...
- The sale to Gibraltar was actually "back-catalogue", as they had already started screening Jon Pertwee stories by this time.
- See also the Troughton Junkings page.