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− | '''[[Wikipedia:Libya|LIBYA]]''' is located in North Africa, to the west of [[Algeria]], at the mouth of the Mediterranean Sea. A former French colony, it achieved its independence in XX.
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− | |First broadcast = 1968
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− | |First colour broadcast = 1976
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− | |Doctors seen = [[William Hartnell stories|Hartnell]]
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− | ==Population==
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− | When '''Doctor Who''' screened in Libya in 1968, the population was 1.5 million, and licensed TV sets numbered XXXXXXXXXXX (per [[WRTH]], XXX).
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− | ==TV & system==
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− | Libya began its television service in 1968.
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− | There is just one television station: '''Libyan Broadcasting & TV Service''', a government-owned commercial broadcaster.
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− | Colour transmissions began in 1976 using the [[Wikipedia:PAL|PAL]] colour broadcast system.
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− | ==Language/s==
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− | The main languages of Libya are [[Arabic]] and French. Television was broadcast in both languages. English newspapers, however, were also published in Tripoli.
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− | =='''DOCTOR WHO IN LIBYA'''==
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− | Libya was the 32nd country to screen '''Doctor Who'''; it was the 11th in [[:Category:Africa|Africa]], and the fifth to broadcast the [[Arabic]] language versions (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]).
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− | Libya is not recorded in the '''The Seventies''' list from 1977; nor is it named in any of the '''DWM''' story Archives.
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− | Libya is, however, named in ''The Making of Doctor Who'' (1972 edition).
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− | [[Morocco]] was the previous [[Arabic]] speaking country in [[:Category:Africa|Africa]] to screen the series – well over a year earlier - so it's possible that Libya was sent the same set of prints shortly after transmission in Morocco.
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− | ==Stories bought and broadcast==
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− | ===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]]===
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− | While it is unknown for sure which stories aired, it is more than likely that Libya got the standard package of nine stories, 37 episodes:
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− | |A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||1
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− | |B||[[The Daleks]]||7
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− | |C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||2
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− | |E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||6
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− | |F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
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− | |G||[[The Sensorites]]||6
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− | |J||[[Planet of Giants]]||3
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− | |K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||6
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− | |L||[[The Rescue]]||2
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− | Libya appears to have acquired the standard [[Arabic]] package of GROUP A, B and C of the [[William Hartnell stories]]; like other [[Arabic]] countries, only part one of [[An Unearthly Child]] aired.
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− | The programme was supplied as 16mm black and white film prints with [[Arabic]] soundtracks.
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− | ==Transmission==
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− | ===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]]===
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− | No TV listings have been found – yet.
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− | ==TV listings==
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− | No TV listings have been obtained – yet. ''The Libyan Times'', and English language from Tripoli, were accessed; these went as far as 15 January 1972, but there were no listings for '''Doctor Who'''.
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− | The majority of programmes that aired were American.
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− | ==Fate of the Prints==
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− | The next [[Arabic]] and African country to air '''Doctor Who''' was [[Algeria]], in 1973/74. It is therefore possible that Libya sent its prints of the [[Arabic]] dubbed Hartnell stories to [[Algeria]] (which was the last ever country to purchase that package of episodes.
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− | ==Libya in Doctor Who==
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− | ==References==
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− | ==Link==
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| *[[Main Page]] | | *[[Main Page]] |
| *[[Broadcasts around the World]] | | *[[Broadcasts around the World]] |