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| − | *'''1978''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] | + | *'''1978''': The standard package of 23 [[Tom Baker stories]] begins screening. |
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| + | *'''30 May 1981''': [[The Ribos Operation]] part 1 airs, Saturday, 10.00pm. The Oklahoma Educational TV Authority is the first US station to screen [[Tom Baker stories]] other than the original package of his first 23 stories (98 episodes) that had been on offer since 1978. | ||
*This new package comprised seasons 16 to 18 ([[The Ribos Operation]] to [[Logopolis]]; 18 stories, 74 episodes) which had been released by the BBC in early-1981, just prior to Time Life's contract expiring and Lionheart taking over the distribution in the States. | *This new package comprised seasons 16 to 18 ([[The Ribos Operation]] to [[Logopolis]]; 18 stories, 74 episodes) which had been released by the BBC in early-1981, just prior to Time Life's contract expiring and Lionheart taking over the distribution in the States. | ||
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*'''14-16 August 1981''': Peter Davison makes his first US convention appearance in Tulsa. | *'''14-16 August 1981''': Peter Davison makes his first US convention appearance in Tulsa. | ||
| − | *'''1991''' | + | * By '''February 1991''', '''Doctor Who''' had been dropped. |
Revision as of 09:14, 21 January 2011
Doctor Who aired in these cities, on these channels:
Oklahoma City / Tulsa
KETA / KOED
(Oklahoma Educational TV Authority)
Channel 13 (PBS)
- 1978: The standard package of 23 Tom Baker stories begins screening.
- 30 May 1981: The Ribos Operation part 1 airs, Saturday, 10.00pm. The Oklahoma Educational TV Authority is the first US station to screen Tom Baker stories other than the original package of his first 23 stories (98 episodes) that had been on offer since 1978.
- This new package comprised seasons 16 to 18 (The Ribos Operation to Logopolis; 18 stories, 74 episodes) which had been released by the BBC in early-1981, just prior to Time Life's contract expiring and Lionheart taking over the distribution in the States.
- 14-16 August 1981: Peter Davison makes his first US convention appearance in Tulsa.
- By February 1991, Doctor Who had been dropped.
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