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Taiwan

2026-05-13T23:16:22Z

Jon Preddle:

'''[[Wikipedia:Taiwan|TAIWAN]]''' is an island off the east coast of [[China]].
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==Profile==
{| {{small-table}}
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|'''Country Number (58?)'''||1986||[[Selling Doctor Who|THIRD WAVE]]
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|'''Region'''||[[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Australasia/Asia]]||
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|'''Television commenced'''||1962||
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|'''Colour System'''||1969||[[:Wikipedia:NTSC|NTSC]]
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|'''[[WRTH|Population]]'''||1987||19.4 million
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|'''[[WRTH|TV Sets]]'''||1987||6 million (incl. 5.3 million colour)
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|'''Language/s'''||Chinese (Mandarin) and English||(Subtitled into Traditional Chinese)
|-
|}

==Television Stations / Channels==

Taiwan began its television service in 1962.

There are three major television broadcasters: '''Doctor Who''' aired on '''[[wikipedia:Taiwan Television|Taiwan Television Service]] (TTV)'''.

==Language/s==

The principal language of Taiwan is Chinese Mandarin. Most programmes were broadcast in English with Traditional Chinese subtitles. '''Doctor Who''' aired in English with subtitles.

=='''DOCTOR WHO IN TAIWAN'''==

Taiwan was approximately the 58th country to screen the series, and one of the last countries in [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Australasia/Asia]] (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]).

==[[Peter Cushing|Peter Cushing and the Daleks]]?==
The Dalek films were shown in [[Hong Kong]], [[Singapore]] and [[Malaysia]] in the late 1960s and early to mid-1970s, and possibly also in mainland [[China]] around that same time. It's therefore likely that one or both played in theatres in Taiwan as well; if so, they'd have been subtitled in Mandarin using Traditional Chinese text.

==[[BBC Records]]==
[[File:China Who.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Unidentified first episode, 18 August 1986]]
[[File:China State.JPG|thumb|right|250px|TV Highlights: State of Decay part one, 22 September 1986]]
[[File:China TTV.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Revenge of the Cybermen, part one, 3 November 1986]]

'''The Eighties''' [http://www.shillpages.com/howe/b-dw80s.htm - THE LOST CHAPTERS] records a sale of '''"(6)"''' stories (by 10 February 1987). Only '''five''' serials have been accounted for.

Taiwan is not identified in any of the '''DWM''' Archives.

==Stories bought and broadcast==

===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===

Five (identified) stories, 20 (identified) episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
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|?|||Unidentified 4 parter||4
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|5P||[[State of Decay]]||4
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|4D||[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]||4
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|4E||[[Genesis of the Daleks]] (*)||4
|-
|?||Unidentified 4 parter||4
|-
|}

(*) It's possible the story that aired was actually [[Destiny of the Daleks]]

Taiwan therefore bought an assortment from GROUPs A and G of the [[Tom Baker stories]].

The programme was supplied as NTSC colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

==Transmission==

===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===

Episodes were broadcast in English, with Chinese subtitles. (These would be in Mandarin.)

The series started on Monday, '''18 August 1986''', at 3.30pm. The listings merely state the programme was '''"in (English)"'''. It is not known what the first 4-part serial was. The '''8 September episode''' was pre-empted by a '''Variety Show'''.

The '''20 October''' episode of the second serial was identified as being [[State of Decay]] '''Part IV'''. The following week, [[Revenge of the Cybermen]] commenced. On '''24 November''', [[Genesis of the Daleks]] started; this was advertised as being a '''four-parter'''. Was this a re-edit of the special two part (2 x 45 minutes) version that had been created by the BBC for the 1982 '''Doctor Who and the Monsters''' repeat? Or was it that they had ordered and purchased [[Genesis of the Daleks]] but were instead sent the 4-part [[Destiny of the Daleks]]?

The fifth serial screened eight months later, from Wednesday, '''12 August 1987''', with all episodes starting at 3.57pm: no title was given so it is not known what the four-parter was. The final episode aired on '''2 September 1987'''.

As noted above, '''The Eighties''' stated that '''six''' serials had been sold to Taiwan by February 1987. Airdates for the sixth serial were not located. (Of course it's possible the 1987 memo was inaccurate.)

{{Image table
|[[File:China ROTC.JPG|thumb|right|250px|TV Highlights: Revenge of the Cybermen]]|[[File:China GOTD.JPG|thumb|right|350px|TV Highlights: Genesis of the Daleks – in four parts]]|[[File:China TV.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Unidentifed 4 parter, 12 August 1987]]
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==[[Taiwan Prints]]?==

In 2013 and 2014, ten black and white film prints of '''Doctor Who''' were apparently located in Taiwan -- see the [[Taiwan Prints]] page for more info.

==Merchandise==
===[[Paul McGann stories|PAUL McGANN]]===
[[File:Taiwan VHS TVM.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Cover and spine of Taiwan VHS release]]

The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released as a rental VHS in Taiwan circa '''June 1997'''. Subtitled in Mandarin with Simplified Chinese text, it was distributed by '''King's Video''' with the new title '''"時空怪客"'''.

A literal translation of that is '''"Time Space Oddity/Strange Guest/Visitor"''', which could be reinterpreted as '''"Strange Visitor from Time and Space"'''.

The white text across the top are the names Paul McGann and Eric Roberts. The white text in the middle – "他回来了，而且来得正是时刻！" – is the equivalent of the usual "He's Back - And It's About Time!" declaration, while the text along the bottom – "时间是1999年12月31日，这个世界能安全地继续向21世纪前进吗？" – translates as "The date is 1999 December 31. Can the world safely enter the 21st Century?"
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===Books===

A set of seven Target books reprinted in '''2016''' (the ones with the white covers and spines) was distributed through Dunhuang Publishing House / Caves Books in Taipei; the company was a specialist publisher, importing books to help readers learn English:
*[https://www.cavesbooks.com.tw/ec/books_prod_content.aspx?shopid=wsp20200724095316bkg&gid=gds201812151556275sj#ContentPlaceHolder1_pro1 Target Books in Taiwan]

==TV listings==
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TV listings have been obtained from the newspaper ''China News'', an English-language newspaper. The paper says that '''Doctor Who''' is broadcast '''"in English, with Chinese subtitles"'''. (These would be in Mandarin.)

The paper carried basic listings in the main daily page. For the first seven episodes, the listing usually just said '''"Dr Who"''' or '''"Film: Dr Who (English)"''' or similar variants. It wasn't until the eighth episode that a title was given: [[State of Decay]]. Unusually, the episode numbers were always identified in Roman numerals – '''Part I, II, III, IV'''.

The newspaper also sometimes had a "TV Highlights" section, in which story titles and/or brief synopses were often given. There was no Highlights section to identify the four 1987 episodes.

Papers for most of 1982, 1983, 1984, and all of 1985 to 1987 were checked; December 1987 to March 1988 were not available, so it's possible that the unaccounted for sixth serial aired on its own during the date ranges that could not be checked.

==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[Tom Baker stories]]
*[[Taiwan Prints]]
*[[China]]
[[Category:Australasia/Asia]]

Tubi

2026-05-12T21:36:45Z

Jon Preddle:

[[File:DW on Tubi.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Tubi's home page for the classic era]]
'''[[wikipedia:Tubi|Tubi]]''' is a US streaming service based in San Francisco, launched in 2014. It is available 24/7 in the [[United States]] and [[Canada]] only. The video-on-demand platform is free to use, but is ad-supported.

Over '''600 episodes''' of classic '''Doctor Who''' (1963 to 1989) became available on the platform in '''November 2023''', although we don't have any data as to which stories were shown and which ones weren't. 

From '''July 2025''', Tubi's content ran parallel to and streamed simultaneously with [[Roku]] and [[Pluto TV]] - the same random shows at the same time.

The shared line-up didn't include every story from each era, but did include animated reconstructions (albeit ''not'' those that are a combination of live action and animation (such as [[The Tenth Planet]], [[The Moonbase]]) and DVD remastered special editions.

Although Tubi's rights to the classic series expired in '''November 2025''', they were renegotiated in '''April 2026''', with the same offerings as before, along with the two [[Peter Cushing]] movies and the Australian '''K9''' spin-off.

*[https://tubitv.com/networks/classic_doctor_who Classic Doctor Who]

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2026-05-12T21:35:23Z

Jon Preddle: Grab of Tubi menu

== Summary ==
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What's New

2026-05-12T01:40:09Z

Jon Preddle:

{{TOC right}}'''This page will list UPDATES and NEW pages added.'''

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==2026 Updates==
*'''12 May''': 30 years ago today the [[TV Movie]] had its WORLDWIDE debut in [[Canada]]. But how many times was it ''repeated'' there? And how many times in the days that followed was it shown in the [[United States]]? We went looking and were surprised by what we found... Who were '''WIC''' and '''Craig Broadcast Systems'''? Why was Fox's planned 31 December 1996 repeat cancelled at the eleventh hour? The answers to these questions and more can be found on :
**the ''fully revised and updated'' [[TV Movie]] page
**NEW profile page: [[TV Movie in Canada]]
**NEW profile page: [[TV Movie in the USA]]

*'''27 April''': We've fully revised [[The Daleks Master Plan]] page following the surprise return of two episodes.
*'''26 April''': The [[New Chains|Bicycling Chains]] have been revised; further research into the difference between Suppressed and Stored Field prints reveals that many of what we thought to be the former were in fact the latter!
*'''3 March''': Updates to West Virginia: [[WVPB]] and [[WSWP]] now have separate pages.
*'''14 February''': Newspaper listings (in Greek) identify some of the Tom Baker stories that aired in [[Greece]] in August 1991.

==Previous Updates==
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TV Movie in Canada

2026-05-12T01:39:26Z

Jon Preddle:

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The 1996 [[TV Movie]] starring Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor was produced by the BBC and MCA / Universal, filmed during January and February of 1996 in Vancouver, British Columbia, [[Canada]].

The Movie '''''debuted''''' on '''CITV''', from Edmonton in Alberta on '''12 May 1996''', ''two days'' ahead of the official "World Premiere" on [[TV Movie in the USA|Fox]].

The Movie also aired several more times on provincial stations during '''1996''' and '''1997'''. These are explored below.

'''Canadian Cable Television'''

The closing credits of the Movie include two captions - '''"Distributed through BBC Worldwide"''' and '''"Distributed through Universal Television An MCA Company"''' (placed ''before'' the cast rollcall rather than at the end as it is on the VHS releases).

But it's not known for sure how the sale to the various Canadian stations was achieved. Those end captions would seem to suggest the deal was done by the BBC or Universal.

CITV downloaded the Movie from Fox's satellite provider (see below), but as that was the standard delivery mechanism for all shows in the 1990s, it's not evidence that Fox was the sales agent.

But the likely answer lies in how the cable TV set-up in Canada differs from that of the US.

While Canadians can access US TV stations over the border, it's a one-way arrangement only. Canadian cable operates on a 'closed' system meaning these stations were ''not'' available in the US.

Because it ''was'' one-way, most of the Canadian stations had licensing agreements with US cable provider/s in the state/s that were closest allowing them to carry the same shows. This was either '''simultaneously''' (on a parallel but separate feed with local commercials and promos replacing the US ones), or '''non-simultaneously''' (to be shown at a different time/day - and sometimes hours or even days ''earlier''). A "licence fee" would be payable to the provider for this privilege.

We think it's reasonable to conclude that the Canadian broadcasters ''acquired'' the '''non-simultaneous''' screening rights of the new Movie directly from Fox under existing agreements rather than ''buying'' it as a new product from the BBC or Universal.

In other words, the Canadian stations picked up the Movie '''by default''' because that was what Fox was showing that Tuesday night, rather than it being offered to them as a one-off by an agency such as the BBC.

'''Western International Communications (WIC)'''
[[File:WIC logo.jpg|right|300px|frameless]]

The majority of the channels that aired the Movie ahead of Fox or repeated it later were at the time owned by media company '''[[wikipedia:Western International Communications|WIC Western International Communications Ltd]] (WIC)''' which was based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The relevant '''WIC''' stations are:
*'''CHEK''' - British Columbia
*'''CITV''' / '''CICT''' / '''CISA''' - Alberta
*'''CHCH''' - Ontario

'''WIC''' was directly responsible for acquiring television programmes for its stations, usually on a national level rather than for regional rights. It was the parent company itself rather than the individual channels 'buying' the programmes, and as such '''WIC''' would have acquired the non-simultaneous rights to the Movie for '''all''' its channels directly from Fox.

'''WIC''' also co-owned the "[[wikipedia:Shaw Broadcast Services|CanCom]]" communications cable that carried the transmission feeds to and from its stations.

Starting in Alberta, the '''WIC''' screenings of the TV Movie zig-zagged across the country on a province-by-province basis, likely a very deliberate move by the broadcaster to ensure that the new movie could be seen in every region where it had a TV service.

'''WIC''' did not have any mainstream TV stations operating in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, Atlantic Canada, or the northern provinces; those regions were instead covered by other broadcasters.

[[File:WICEmpire 1998 mapAA.jpg|left|thumb|650px|Map showing the locations of the WIC TV stations operating across Canada in 1996 (modified by us to highlight just the TV stations from a more detailed map identifying the full WIC communications empire of TV and radio stations as it was in 1998)]]

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'''Other Channels'''

Three independent channels also aired the Movie: two of these stations - '''MTN''' and '''CKX''' - were owned by '''[[wikipedia:Craig Wireless|Craig Broadcast Systems Inc]]'''. The third - '''ASN''' - was wholly independent.

The Movie doesn't appear to have been shown by any local stations in Saskatchewan or Quebec, however, viewers could access cable from a neighbouring province and/or closest US Fox station. Viewers in Quebec also had access to US stations via the '''[[wikipedia:Vidéotron|Vidéotron]]''' cable system.

Likewise, there were no local screenings in the Northwest Territories or the Yukon, but viewers there could access cable feeds from the southern provinces and the USA. (For those in Whitehorse, Yukon, there was cable all the way from New York!)

This profile summarises just the '''known''' screenings in Canada from listings extracted from Canadian and US newspapers that were clearly identifiable as being the [[TV Movie]]. It's possible there were further screenings of the film but these couldn't be distinguished from the thousands of generic and non-story specific billings for the classic series episodes still running in syndication across the US at that time.
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=TV Movie on Canadian Stations=

=='''CITV''' (Alberta) [WIC]==
[[File:TVM CITV Canada 2.jpg|left|thumb|650px|TV Movie 10pm on CITV Channel 8; Edmonton Journal, 12 May 1996]]
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[[File:CITV TVM 1996a.JPG|right|thumb|350px|'''PREMIERE''' Edmonton Journal, 12 May 1996]]
'''12 May 1996'''

The Movie had its <u>'''WORLDWIDE DEBUT'''</u> on '''CITV''' on Sunday, '''12 May 1996''', at 10.00pm, Canadian Mountain Time.

This was '''two days''' ahead of the so-called "World Premiere" on the US Fox network, and 14 days ahead of the UK broadcast.

This is the first and so far only time that '''Doctor Who''' has '''premiered in Canada'''.

'''[[wikipedia:CITV-DT|CITV]]''' (also known as '''ITV''') was one of the '''WIC''' television stations. It was based in Edmonton, '''Alberta''' on '''Channel 13''', and via cable '''Channel 8'''. (It was available via cable in only some of the other provinces, such as '''British Columbia''', '''Saskatchewan''' (on channel 12), '''Yukon''', '''Nova Scotia''', '''New Brunswick''' and '''Newfoundland'''.)

As noted above, the acquisition of the Movie by '''WIC / CITV''' would have been under existing agreements with Fox.

Indeed, '''CITV''' had regularly aired episodes of '''The X Files''' and '''The Simpsons''' ahead of their respective 'debuts' on Fox, so there was already an arrangement between the two networks to allow for non-simultaneous broadcasts, and since '''WIC''''s coverage was solely within Canada with no cable feed or signal-bleed across the border, '''CITV''' could continue to screen these and other shows ahead of Fox.

'''CITV''' was therefore able to screen the Movie early ''because'' its 'closed' transmissions couldn't be accessed in the States.
[[File:TVM Downlink info.jpg|right|thumb|550px|Satellite uplink data captured by staff at '''WFTC''' on 11 May (courtesy of Greg Bakun)]]
'''CITV''' received the '''NTSC Foreign Synd Master''' file of the Movie (labelled by MCA as '''"Anthologies"''' because it was a one-off rather than a series) at 1pm on '''11 May 1996''' via AT&T's [[wikipedia:Telstar 401|Telstar 401]] satellite, on Transponder channel 5.

This uplink was in two parts (the first was 53mins 11sec in duration - likely to be Acts 1 to 4) and each had brief fades-to-black for commercial breaks. CITV recorded the segments onto two 1 inch videotapes for play-back on its cable service one day later.

(Fox's Canadian satellite uplinks could sometimes be intercepted by US stations in proximity to the border. Staff on duty that afternoon at '''WFTC''', the Fox affiliate for twin cities Minneapolis-St. Paul in [[Minnesota]], were able to record the feed onto two Sony Beta tapes and watch the [[TV Movie]] three days early! (see satellite uplink screen grabs))

'''CITV''' used the six pre-selected fades-to-black for commercial breaks. During the first act, as the seventh Doctor loses consciousness on the operating table, his POV also fades-to-black - and this was also cued as a commercial break when the Movie went to air!

This screening on '''CITV''' was available simultaneously in the other provinces rather than by 'delay' at these scheduled times:
*'''Yukon''' - channel 13 (9.00pm)
*'''Alberta''' - channel 8 (10.00pm)
*'''Saskatchewan''' - channel 12 (11.00pm)
*'''Ontario''' - channel 13 (midnight)
*'''New Brunswick''' - (1.00am)
*'''Newfoundland''' - (1.30am)

The Movie does not appear to have been shown on '''CITV''''s feed into '''British Columbia'''. But it ''did'' air there the following day instead - see below.
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=='''ASN''' (Atlantic)==
[[File:TVM ASN Canada.jpg|left|thumb|750px|Daily Gleaner, New Brunswick; 13 May 1996]]
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'''13 May 1996'''

[[File:TVM ASN May96.jpg|right|thumb|250px|TV billings in New Brunswick paper ''L'Acadie Nouvelle'' are in French, however, the Movie only aired in English; there was no alternative language option]]

Time-wise, the next station to air the Movie was on the other side of the country - '''[[Wikipedia:CTV 2 Atlantic|Atlantic Satellite Network (ASN)]]''' was a privately-owned cable station based in Halifax, '''Nova Scotia''', serving this and the other eastern 'Atlantic Canada' provinces, '''New Brunswick, Newfoundland''' and '''Prince Edward Island'''.

The Movie was aired by '''ASN''' on Monday, '''13 May 1996''' at 8pm, one day ''before'' the Fox debut.

This was only 19 hours after the '''CITV''' screening (above), which had been available on cable in the Atlantic provinces at the local time of 1am!

Did '''ASN''' acquire the film for themselves ''because'' they were aware that the upcoming '''CITV''' screening of the much-hyped movie was going to be on at such an inconvenient hour?

'''ASN''' was not one of the WIC stations ('''WIC''' had none in this region), making this ''the first acquisition'' of the Movie to a wholly independent private single station broadcaster in Canada. Like '''WIC / CITV''', did '''ASN''' have an agreement with Fox for non-simultaneous broadcasts?

'''ASN''' wasn't the only Canadian station to air it that day - viewers on the west coast also tuned in a few hours later...
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=='''CHEK''' (British Columbia) [WIC]==
[[File:TVM CHEK Canada.jpg|left|thumb|750px|Times Colonist, 13 May 1996]]
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'''13 May 1996'''

On Monday, '''13 May 1996''' at 9pm Pacific time, the film was finally seen in '''British Columbia''', the very province where it had been made some three months earlier.

'''[[Wikipedia:CHEK-DT|CHEK-TV]]''' (aka '''CHEK-6''') was the ''second'' of the '''WIC'''-owned TV stations but the ''first'' that wasn't also cabled to other provinces. Based in Victoria, on Vancouver Island, it broadcast to the '''Greater Vancouver''' region on '''Channel 6'''. (It had previously been an affiliate of [[Canada CBC|CBC]] which had aired the series in 1965.)

For reasons that are unclear, the Movie wasn't shown on '''CITV's''' feed into British Columbia on 12 May, so it was scheduled to play on '''CHEK''' one day later.

Time-wise, this was '''four hours''' ''after'' the screening on '''ASN''' above, making it the ''third'' screening of the Movie in Canada.
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===CHBC ? (British Columbia) [WIC]===
'''WIC''' also owned two other TV stations in British Columbia - '''[[Wikipedia:CHAN-TV|CHAN]] (Channel 8)''', operating from Vancouver, and '''[[Wikipedia:CHBC-TV|CHBC]] (Channel 2)''', a [[CBC]] affiliate, based in Kelowna, 168 miles (270kms) north east of Vancouver. (See WIC map above.)

Since '''CHEK-6''' (above) served the greater Vancouver area, there was no need for Channel 8 to also screen the Movie.

But the mountainous terrain and distance between Kelowna and Vancouver would have prevented CHEK's broadcasts reaching, so it's possible that the Movie was aired by CHBC on its own at a later date.

However, newspapers from this city were not available so we can't be certain what the situation was. But if '''CHBC''' ''didn't'' air it, it would be one of two '''WIC'''-owned stations not to. (See also CKRD - Red Deer below.)

=='''CHCH''' (Ontario) [WIC]==
[[File:TVM CHCH Canada.jpg|left|thumb|650px|CHCH ch 11, and New York Fox channel 29; Hamilton Spectator, 14 May 1996]]
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'''14 May 1996'''

The Movie next played in the east again - on '''[[wikipedia:CHCH|CHCH]] Channel 11''' in Hamilton, '''Ontario'''; it was the ''third'' of the confirmed '''WIC''' channels to show it. (This cable-only station was available in other regions, including '''Newfoundland, New Brunswick''', and also '''the Yukon''' in the far northwest.)

When the Movie aired on '''CITV''' on 12 May, it was on after midnight for viewers in Ontario. '''CHCH''''s screening two days later may have been a deliberate move by '''WIC''' to make up for that inconvenient scheduling.

This was Tuesday, '''14 May 1996''', at the far more accessible time of 9pm, in '''CHCH''''s regular '''"Movies Eleven"''' slot.

This was also the same day and time as the '''Fox Network debut''' of the film (see below). The US broadcast was also available in Ontario via a parallel but separate feed from Fox affiliate WUTV Channel 29 in Buffalo, New York. Both channels therefore appear in the newspaper listings - per the example above.

'''CHCH''' was the ''only'' Canadian station to screen the Movie in parallel with the US on 14 May.

At the start of this broadcast, '''CHCH''' played a viewer discretion message, warning that the film contained "Mature subject matter and is intended for adult audiences..." (Presumably this same warning was seen ahead of all the screenings on the '''WIC''' channels.)

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=='''Fox Network''' (USA and Canada)==
[[File:TVM Winnipeg Sun 12 May 1996.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Fox "debut" was heavily promoted by the Canadian press - such as The Winnipeg Sun, 12 May 1996]]
'''14 May 1996'''

The film aired as '''"The Fox Tuesday Night Movie"''' on the US network's own stations and affiliates on Tuesday, '''14 May 1996'''. The film could be viewed with "Closed Captions" subtitles where available.

*See our dedicated [[TV Movie in the USA]] page for more about the US screening

Most Canadian cable networks had a simulcast agreement with at least one affiliate for each of the major US networks; this affiliate would usually be based in the US city that was the closest.

Although it was the US premiere, this was the ''fifth'' occasion in which the Movie could be seen in Canada.

The "Fox Tuesday Night Movie" was available in Canada via the staggered 'East' and 'West' feeds on the following channels at these published local times:
*'''British Columbia''' - Ch13 KCPQ Seattle - 8pm
*'''Alberta''' - Ch34/28/33 Fox - 9pm
*'''Saskatchewan''' - ?
*'''Manitoba''' - Ch12 KNRR North Dakota / Ch28 WUHF New York - 7pm
*'''Ontario''' - Ch29 WUTV Buffalo NY - plus '''CHCH''' above - 8pm
*'''Quebec''' - Ch34 WUTV Buffalo NY / Ch53 WUHF NY - 8pm
*'''New Brunswick / PE Island / Nova Scotia''' - Ch37 WUHF NY - 9pm
*'''Newfoundland''' - ? - 9.30pm
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'''Cancelled Repeat'''

[[File:TVM 31 Dec 96.jpg|right|thumb|450px|The planned 31 December 1996 repeat of the TV Movie was dropped; some newspapers still had it billed in the schedules - this paper had it listed twice!]]
Fox had planned to repeat the Movie the evening of Tuesday, '''31 December 1996''', however it changed the schedule at the eleventh hour and instead played the 1994 made-for-TV movie ''Revenge of the Nerds IV: Nerds in Love''.

Not informed in time of the late change, many Canadian newspapers still carried listings for the '''Doctor Who''' movie on that day.
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=='''MTN (CHMI)''' (Manitoba)==
[[File:TVM MTN Canada.jpg|left|thumb|600px|Winnipeg Sun, 26 May 1996]]
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'''28 May 1996'''

The Movie's ''second'' '''non-WIC''' acquisition (after '''ASN''' above) was for two stations in '''Manitoba''' - '''MTN''' and '''CKX''' (below).

Both stations were at the time owned by '''[[Wikipedia:Craig Wireless|Craig Broadcast Systems]]'''. Craig's acquisition of the Movie exclusively for Manitoba may have been ''because'' '''WIC''' did not have any stations there.

'''[[Wikipedia:CHMI-DT|Manitoba Television Network (MTN)]]''' was an independent cable station serving the Winnipeg area on '''Channel 13''' and cable '''Channel 8'''. Its call letters were '''CHMI'''.

The Movie aired two weeks after the Fox broadcast, on Tuesday, '''28 May 1996''' at 8pm.

=='''CKX''' (Manitoba)==
[[File:TVM Brandon Jul 1996.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The Movie aired twice on CKX - this is the second showing; Brandon Sun, 6 July 1996]]
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'''8 June 1996''' and '''10 July 1996'''

The ''third'' (and last) independent acquisition was to '''[[Wikipedia:CKX-TV|CKX]] Channel 5''' (also on channel 6 in some areas), a TV station based in Brandon, '''Manitoba''', to the west of Winnipeg.

Launched by '''Craig Broadcast Systems''' in 1955, it was the province's first privately-owned channel, and was an affiliate of the [[CBC]]. It was also available in eastern parts of Saskatchewan (which also did not have a station owned by '''WIC''').

The 'sale' to both '''MTN''' and '''CKX''' may have been done as a single "two station" acquisition since they were both owned by the same company.

The Movie aired twice on this station - the first was on Saturday, '''8 June 1996''' at 12.15pm, and was repeated a month later on Wednesday, '''10 July 1996''' at 11pm.
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=='''CICT / CISA''' (Alberta) [WIC]==
[[File:TVM CICA.jpg|left|thumb|350px|Calgary Herald, 1 November 1996]]
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'''2 November 1996'''

Four months after the two Manitoba screenings, the Movie was back in '''Alberta''' for the first of several repeat showings by '''WIC''' channels.

These were broadcast in parallel on two different stations (109 miles / 175 kms apart) on Sunday, '''2 November 1996''' at the very early time of 1.00am.

'''[[Wikipedia:CICT-DT|CICT]] (Channel 2)''' was based in Calgary, while '''[[Wikipedia:CISA-DT|CISA]] (Channel 7)''' was a satellite station of CICT operating out of Lethbridge.

Unlike most other Canadian stations, '''CISA''' ''was'' available in the US, across the border in [[Montana]]; listings for the station were published in Montana newspapers.

'''CICT''' and '''CISA''' repeated the Movie eight months later, again in parallel, on Wednesday, '''16 July 1997''' at 1.00am (see below).
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'''CKRD''' [WIC]

'''WIC''' owned another TV station in Alberta - '''[[Wikipedia:CHCA-TV|CKRD]] (Channel 6)''' (also known as '''RDTV'''), a [[CBC]] affiliate in Red Deer, a city located half way between Edmonton and Calgary. (See WIC map above.)

Since the signals from '''CITV''' and '''CICT''' would reach Red Deer, there was no need for Channel 6 to screen the Movie as well.

Like '''CHAN''' (above), '''CKRD''' was the only other '''WIC''' stations ''not'' to air the Movie in isolation.
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=='''CITV''' (Alberta) [WIC]==
[[File:TVM CITV Dec 96.jpg|left|thumb|650px|Leader-Post, 28 December 1996]]
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'''30 December 1996'''

'''CITV''', the Edmonton '''WIC''' station that had '''debuted''' the Movie on 12 May 1996 (see above), repeated the film seven months later, on Monday, '''30 December 1996''' at 7pm. This was the day ''before'' the planned but subsequently cancelled repeat on Fox. (Listings for both scheduled screenings appear in Canadian newspapers for that week.)

This screening on '''CITV''' was available in the provinces by cable on the following (known) channels and times:
*'''British Columbia''' - channel 6 (6pm)
*'''Alberta''' - channel 8 (7pm)
*'''Saskatchewan''' - channel 12 (8pm)
*'''Ontario''' - channel 13 (9pm)
*'''New Brunswick''' (10pm)
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'''2 July 1997'''

[[File:TVM CITV 1997.jpg|right|thumb|250px|TV Movie at 1am - North Bay Nugget, 27 June 1997]]

It was shown again by '''CITV''' seven months later, at 1am the morning of Wednesday, '''2 July 1997'''. This was the ''third'' screening by '''CITV'''.

This screening was available in the provinces by cable on the following (known) channels and times:
*'''British Columbia''' - channel 6 (midnight)
*'''Yukon''' - channel 13 (midnight)
*'''Alberta''' - channel 8 (1am)
*'''Saskatchewan''' - channel 12 (1am)
*'''Ontario''' - channel 13 (3am)
*'''New Brunswick''' - (4am)
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=='''CICT / CISA''' (Alberta) [WIC]==
[[File:TVM CISA Jul 1997.jpg|left|thumb|550px|TV Movie at 1am, Calgary Herald, 11 July 1997]]
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'''16 July 1997'''

The Movie's final recorded 20th century appearance in [[Canada]] was still in '''Alberta''', being the Wednesday, '''16 July 1997''' repeat by the '''WIC''' sister stations '''CICT / CISA (Channels 2/7)''' noted above. (Newspapers placed this in the Tuesday 15 July schedules, but it aired at 1am the following morning.)

This '''CISA''' broadcast was also available in [[Montana]].

As far as we can tell from newspaper searches, there were no further regional screenings of the Movie in Canada after this...
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=='''Ztélé'''==
'''2006-2009'''

The 1997 [[France|French-dub]] of the [[TV Movie]] was later shown a number of times on Canadian cable station '''[[Canada (Ztélé)|Ztélé]]''', starting on '''3 June 2006''', with the last recorded screening being '''14 March 2009''' - see [[Canada (Ztélé)|that page for further details]].

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TV Movie in the USA

2026-05-12T01:38:29Z

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The 1996 [[TV Movie]] starring Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor '''debuted in the US''' on the '''[[wikipedia:Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox Network]]''' on Tuesday, '''14 May 1996'''.

In the lead-up to the broadcast, it was promoted as a '''"Motion Picture Event"''' and '''"World Premiere"''' - the latter being the generic description often used by Fox to describe first-runs that aired in that early evening slot.

That latter statement also wasn't entirely true - since the Movie had already aired ''several times'' in [[TV Movie in Canada|Canada]] - on '''12 and 13 May''', as well as in parallel on '''14 May'''. See our dedicated profile for further details:
*[[TV Movie in Canada]]

After the 14 May screening, the Movie did appear a few more times on other Fox affiliates - see below.

Fox held the exclusive licence over the US broadcast rights in the Movie until '''the end of 1999''', so the Movie was '''not''' available for general syndication in the States until then - and yet we did find some out of place listings that we feel sure were errors. (See bottom of the page.)

This profile summarises just the '''known''' screenings in the USA, from listings extracted from Canadian and US newspapers that were clearly identifiable as being the [[TV Movie]]. It's possible there were further screenings of the film but these couldn't be distinguished from the thousands of generic and non-story specific billings for the regular classic series episodes still running in syndication across the US at that time.

=='''Fox Network'''==
[[File:TVM print ad NY.jpg|right|thumb|350px|TV Guide print ad for TV Movie showing various Fox affiliate stations available in New York state: '''WOLF (38), WICZ (40), WSYT (68), WNYW (5)''']]
The Movie was promoted as and aired in the weekly '''"Fox Tuesday Night Movie"''' slot on the network's own stations and various affiliates on Tuesday, '''14 May 1996'''.

The 85-minute presentation aired "In Stereo" and was given a two-hour timeslot to accommodate commercials. It featured "Closed Caption" subtitles where available.

Most major cities had at least one local Fox station plus one or more independent affiliates; in some areas, the Movie was available on '''multiple channels at the same time'''.

*'''[[List of Fox stations in 1996]]'''
*[[wikipedia:Fox Television Stations|Fox Television Stations]]
*[[wikipedia:List of Fox Broadcasting Company affiliates (by U.S. state)|Current Fox affiliates by State]]
*[https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php?title=Category:Articles_published_in_1996 Articles about the Movie in 1996]

To cover the whole country, Fox broadcast its programmes '''three times''' each day. In terms of the TV Movie, this was:

(1) a "wild feed" sent at 5pm on 14 May via AT&T's satellite [[wikipedia:Telstar 4|Telstar 4 (T402R)]] on Transponder channel 17, to be recorded onto tape for later play-back by "secondary affiliates" - i.e. those that were not participating in the "live" broadcast later that same night. This version of the Movie did not have squeezed end credits

(2) a "live" 'East feed' sent out on 14 May, which was seen simultaneously in '''Eastern''' (at local time 8pm), '''Central''' (at the 'earlier' local time of 7pm) and '''Mountain''' (6pm local time); some stations in ''Mountain'' instead took the West feed (which was at 7pm local time)

(3) a "live" 'West feed' sent out three hours later, which was seen in '''Pacific''' states (shown at the local time of 8pm), some stations in ''Mountain'' (at 7pm), plus time-delayed in '''Alaska''' (8pm) and '''Hawaii''' (local time of 7pm)

The East and West feeds both had compressed end credits to enable stations to inlay "coming up next" continuity announcements and other in-vision promos.

(Affiliate stations close to the northern border were sometimes able to access Fox's "international" uplinks. On '''11 May 1996''', the [[TV Movie]] was being uploaded to AT&T's [[wikipedia:Telstar 401|Telstar 401]] satellite on Transponder channel 5 for '''[[TV Movie in Canada|CITV]]''' in Alberta. Staff on duty that afternoon at '''WFTC''', the Fox affiliate for twin cities Minneapolis-St. Paul in [[Minnesota]], were able to record the uplink onto two Sony Beta tapes and watch the Movie three days early! See [[TV Movie in Canada]] for more on this.)

For the TV Movie, the scheduled and advertised start times in each of the US zones were:

*'''Eastern 8.00pm'''
*'''Central 7.00pm'''
*'''Mountain 6.00pm / 7.00pm'''
*'''Pacific 8.00pm'''
*'''Alaska 8.00pm'''
*'''Hawaii 7.00pm'''

From first to last, these broadcasts were staggered over a seven hour period...

A few days later, the Movie re-appeared on a handful of other US stations - but all of them were Fox affiliates...

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=='''KTMJ''' (Kansas)==
[[File:TVM repeat Kansas.jpg|left|thumb|450px|The Mercury grid schedules for 18 May 1996 begin at 6pm but the Movie started at 5pm]][[File:TVM KTMJ 5pm.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Mercury synopsis]]
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'''18 May 1996'''

The TV Movie aired on several Fox stations across '''Kansas''' on '''14 May 1996''', at 7pm.

Four days later, '''KTMJ''' aired the feature on Saturday, '''18 May 1996''' at 5pm.

'''[[wikipedia:KTMJ-CD|KTMJ]]''' was a '''Fox affiliate''' based in Topeka, '''Kansas'''. It broadcast on Channel 43, but was available also on channel 6 in Junction City and Manhattan (a city in Kansas, not to be confused with the New York borough), and channel 15 elsewhere.

It would have been one of the "secondary affiliates" (noted above) that had pre-recorded the "wild feed" for later play-back.
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==KODE (Missouri) ?==
[[File:TVM Missouri Iola.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Iola Register, 10 May 1996]]
'''18-19 May 1996'''?

'''[[wikipedia:KODE-TV|KODE]]''' (Channel 12) was an independent ABC affiliate based in Joplin, '''Missouri''', which served that area as well as parts of neighboring '''Kansas'''.

Several hours after the '''KTMJ''' screening (above), the Movie was (apparently) shown by '''KODE''' starting at midnight, Saturday '''18 May 1996''' running into Sunday '''19 May 1996'''.

Since '''KODE''' was '''not affiliated''' with Fox, it's not clear how they were able to acquire and screen the Movie, if indeed they did.

The ''only'' listing for this screening was in the Kansas paper ''Iola Register''; it's possible this billing was for one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek films instead?

This listing should perhaps fall under the "Incorrect Billings" category? - see more below...
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=='''KTMF''' and '''KTGF''' (Montana)==
'''19 May 1996'''

The 14 May network broadcast was available in '''[[Montana]]''' on local Fox stations. (Of note, [[Montana]] was one of the handful of states where the classic series had never been shown by a local TV station!)

The Movie reappeared '''five days later''' on two sister stations 165 miles apart. This was on Sunday, '''19 May 1996''' at 10pm.

[[File:TVM repeat 1 Montana.jpg|thumb|left|350px|"Premiere" on KTMF; The Missoulian for 19 May 1996]][[File:TVM repeat 2 Montana.jpg|right|thumb|250px|"Tonight on Fox ... Sunday on KTGF"; Great Falls Tribune 14 May 1996]]
[[File:TVM KTGF Sunday.jpg|left|thumb|650px|"Premiere" on KTGF (second to bottom row); Great Falls Tribune 19 May 1996]]
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'''[[Wikipedia:KTMF|KTMF]]''' was in Missoula, western [[Montana]] (launched in 1990, the initials stood for 'Missoula-Flathead'). This was an ABC and '''Fox affiliate'''. It aired locally on Channel 23, and on channel 11 elsewhere in the state.

It would have been one of the "secondary affiliates" (noted above) that had pre-recorded the "wild feed" for later play-back.

'''[[wikipedia:KJJC-TV|KTGF]]''' was '''KTMF''''s older sister station (launched in 1984, four years earlier); it was an NBC affiliate only, based in Great Falls, north-central [[Montana]]. It aired locally on Channel 16, and elsewhere on channel 12. (It has since been rebranded as '''KJJC'''.)

Since '''KTGF''' wasn't a Fox affiliate, it's likely this was a piggy-back off the '''KTMF''' signal.

The broadcast from '''KTGF''' was also available in Alberta, [[Canada]].

The billings in the newspapers from both cities call it a '''"Premiere"'''. This is true only in terms of it being the first time they had aired it!

Like this and '''KTMJ''' above, there may well be other instances that we haven't detected where one Fox affiliate carried the 14 May broadcast and a secondary affiliate in the same city screened it 'again' a few days later...

=='''Fox Network Repeat - Cancelled'''==
[[File:TVM 31 Dec 96.jpg|left|thumb|450px|The planned 31 December 1996 repeat of the TV Movie was dropped; some newspapers still had it billed in the schedules - this paper has it listed under Fox stations 11 and 31]]
Although Fox's exclusive US broadcast rights over the film didn't expire until '''31 December 1999''', it did have an option to play the Film for a second time '''during 1996'''.

To fulfil that obligation, Fox scheduled a repeat of the Movie across its network on the evening of Tuesday, '''31 December 1996''' - however, it changed its plans at the eleventh hour and instead played the 1994 made-for-TV comedy ''Revenge of the Nerds IV: Nerds in Love''.

Not informed in time of the late change, many US and Canadian newspapers from that day still carried listings for the '''Doctor Who''' movie.
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In '''May 1998''', a Fox spokesperson confirmed to fans in the US that they still had the rights to screen the Movie "one more time over the next two years" (meaning 1998 and 1999) and that they could perhaps repeat it "nearer to the year 2000 (when the movie takes place)" - i.e. before the end of December 1999 before the rights ran out.

But ultimately this did not happen, and their rights lapsed without Fox ever screening the Movie for a second time.

==Syndication Screenings==
Since Fox had the exclusive US broadcast rights to the film until '''31 December 1999''', BBC Worldwide couldn't include it in its syndication packages until after that date.

A year and a half after the rights had reverted to them, Worldwide finally released the Movie into US syndication - but only on cable and satellite channels:
*[[Sci-Fi Channel]] - from '''15 July 2001'''
*[[Starz]] - from '''3 June 2004'''
*[[BBC America]] - on '''31 August 2013''' as one of [[The Doctors Revisited]] series of specials
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==Incorrect Billings==

We found some other out of place listings that were clearly incorrect - such as on [[WTBU]] in October 1996 where it was listed instead of what should have been a different Master story - [[Castrovalva]]; while on [[Sci-Fi Channel]] in 2007, it was billed in place of what was actually the [[New Series]] John Simm Master episode "The Sound of Drums" - and as such we have not included those here.

There have been reports that some TV listings in the US and UK called the movie '''"Doctor Who The Enemy Within"'''. ("Enemy Within" (no 'The') was an unofficial title that producer Philip Segal had offered as an alternative.)

However, the only billings we could find under that name were for [[Wikipedia:The Enemy Within (1994 film)|the 1994 political thriller starring Forest Whitaker]], and the fourth of the five continuation movies based on the Fox series '''[[wikipedia:Alien Nation (TV series)|Alien Nation]]''', which first aired the same year as the TV Movie - on 12 November 1996.

Indeed, the ''only'' direct mention of that alternative title we found were in the preview sections of two Australian newspapers when the Movie aired down under in July 1996 - one of these stated it was "known to fans as ''Enemy Within'' (although never titled as such on screen)". Well, that's that sorted!

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TV Movie

2026-05-12T01:36:50Z

Jon Preddle:

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This story aired in the following '''known''' countries and locations. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to [[Selling Doctor Who]] for expanded airdates.)

[[File:USTVM96.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Fox TV Movie poster ad, May 1996]]
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|[[Canada]]||12 May 1996||also [[TV Movie in Canada|regional variations and repeats]]
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|[[United States]]||14 May 1996||also [[TV Movie in the USA|regional variations and repeats]]
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|[[United Kingdom]]||27 May 1996
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|[[Australia]]||7 Jul 1996
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|[[New Zealand]]||30 Oct 1996
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|[[Greece]]|| 1996 or 1997
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|[[Russia]]||19 Dec 1996||'''Доктор Кто'''
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|[[Romania]]||25 Dec 1996||'''Anul Diavolului''' and '''Doktor Who'''
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|[[France]]||18 Mar 1997||'''''Le Seigneur du Temps / Docteur Who: Le Film''''' (dubbed)
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|[[Poland]] (Cable/Sat)||27 Jul 1997 / 26 Mar 1999||'''''Doktor Who'''''
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|'''''Universal's rights revert to BBC - 31 Dec 1997:'''''
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|[[UK Gold]] (Cable/Sat)||From 7 Feb 1998||
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|[[Ukraine]]||24 May 1998||'''Доктор Кто'''
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|[[Finland]] (Cable/Sat)||13 Feb 1999||
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|[[HBO OLE]] (Cable/Sat)||From 16 Feb 1999
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|[[Luxembourg]]||27 Feb 1999||'''''Le Seigneur du Temps''''' (dubbed)
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|[[Lithuania]]||25 Apr 1999||'''''Daktaras Kas'''''
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|[[BBC Prime]] (Cable/Sat)||2 May 1999||'''''Doctor Who: The Movie'''''
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|[[Netherlands]]||5 Aug 1999
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|[[Croatia]]||18 Sep 1999||'''''Doktor Who'''''
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|[[Italy]]||1999||(in English)
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|'''''Fox's rights revert to the BBC - 31 Dec 1999:'''''
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|[[Ireland]]||1 May 2000||
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|[[Brazil]]||27 Jul 2000||'''''Doutor Who - O Senhor do Tempo''''' (dubbed)
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|[[Czech Republic]]||9 Sep 2000||'''''Doktor Kdo''''' (dubbed)
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|[[Sci-Fi Channel]] US (Cable/Sat)||From 15 Jul 2001
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|[[Sci-Fi Channel Europe]] (Cable/Sat)||From 2 Nov 2002
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|[[Sci-Fi Channel Southern Africa]] (Cable/Sat)||From 27 Dec 2002
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|[[Starz]] (Cable/Sat)||From 3 Jun 2004
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|[[Norway]] (Cable/Sat)||2005
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|[[BBC America]] (Cable/Sat)||31 Aug 2013||([[The Doctors Revisited]])
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|[[Germany]]||17 Nov 2021||'''''Doctor Who Der Film''''' (dubbed)
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*From a third-hand source, the Movie aired on NHK in [[Japan]] in 1997, but there is no sign of it in the online archive for that station.
*According to [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDb], the Film also aired in [[Austria]] (on 24 June 2001), [[Iraq]] (17 February 2002), and [[India]] (25 September 2004), but there is no traceable evidence that any of those screenings did in fact occur, so we have not included them in the table. The same page also gives a 25 July 2003 airdate for [[Lithuania]], not 1999 per above.
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==Broadcasts on TV==
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[[File:TVMPress.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Presskit for the TV Movie]]

'''CANADA and the UNITED STATES'''
*The Movie was shown on three stations in [[TV Movie in Canada|Canada]] several days ahead of the broadcast by [[wikipedia:FOX|Fox]].
*For the Fox broadcast, it was shown by 150+ affiliate stations across the [[United States]] on a time-staggered basis.
**The Film was also repeated several times in both countries. These screenings and repeats are covered in more detail on these two dedicated pages:
***[[TV Movie in Canada]]
***[[TV Movie in the USA]]
*Universal's rights to make further movies or a series initially expired on '''31 December 1996'''. The option was extended for a further twelve months to the end of '''December 1997''', but no further programmes were made, and the rights eventually reverted to the BBC.
*Fox retained the exclusive US broadcast rights until '''31 December 1999''', but it never repeated the Movie on the network, and the rights eventually reverted to the BBC.

'''UNITED KINGDOM'''
*The Movie was originally scheduled to be released in the UK on VHS tape on 15 May (with a "15" classification rating), but censorship issues (see below) forced a delay by a week.
*The '''"Novel of the Film"''' by Gary Russell, and '''"Script of the Film"''' from BBC Books were, however, both published as scheduled on 15 May.
*The tape was officially released in the UK on '''22 May 1996''' (edited and now with a "12" rating), five days ahead of its broadcast on BBC1 (with some stores staying open late on 21 May to sell the tape from midnight).
*The Film aired on '''BBC1''' on '''27 May 1996''' from 8.30pm to 9.55pm. A special caption ''"In Memory of Jon Pertwee"'' appeared at the end as a tribute to the late actor who had died on 20 May.
**The tape and the TV version were edited to remove scenes of repeated gun-fire (in the wake of the recent [[wikipedia:Dunblane massacre|mass shooting at a school in Dunblane, Scotland]]) as well as other graphic content -- [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/alternateversions full list of cuts here].
*The 27 May BBC broadcast was seen "live" on the [[BFBS]] service in West Germany, and from an off-air video-tape recording by the [[BFBS]] [[Falkland Islands]] a month later on '''22 June 1996'''.
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'''WORLDWIDE'''
*BBC Worldwide attended the annual '''MIP-TV''' sales junket in Cannes France from '''19-24 April 1996''', where the Film was a major showpiece promoted to foreign buyers, but despite later reports in '''June 1996''' indicating interest from countries such as [[Portugal]], [[Spain]], [[Greece]] and [[South Africa]], of these only Greece appears to have completed a purchase.
**The two captions seen at the end of overseas TV and VHS versions of the Film read '''"Distributed through BBC Worldwide / Distributed through Universal Television An MCA Company"'''; it appears that Worldwide was in sole charge of TV sales (excluding North America), while Universal handled home media (see below).
*Aside from [[Australia]] (the ABC aired it three times between '''1996''' and '''1998''') and [[New Zealand]] (TVNZ showed it twice, in '''1996''' and again in '''1999'''), most of the initial batch of completed sales were to eastern European countries that had never seen the regular series, such as [[Russia]].
*In these non-English-speaking countries, the Film was shown with '''subtitles''', but a small number aired a '''dubbed''' version (noted in the table above). The VHS tapes were also subtitled or dubbed - see lists below.
**The French dub of the Film (which was taken from the BBC's censored edit) was given the new title '''Le Seigneur du Temps'''; this screened in [[France]] in '''1997''', [[Luxembourg]] in '''1999''', and a few years later on the Canadian station [[Canada (Ztélé)|Ztélé]]. (France is the ''only'' foreign country to create its own opening title graphics and translate the closing credits roll; all other foreign dubs (which used the full uncut version) retained the English titles and credits; in the case of the Brazilian TV dub, the alternative title was spoken by a narrator.)
*The Film was also available to non-paying "trapped audiences" - which included the [[In-flight TV Systems]] of [[Singapore]] Airlines, while British Airways apparently licenced the Movie to be shown "99 times" across its flights between '''July and September 1996''' (although it's not exactly clear what '99 times' means: is it 99 individual viewings on cabin screens (rather than individual back-of-seat viewings), or is it on 99 flights, or maybe 99 days...?) . It was also available on British [[wikipedia:Merchant navy|Merchant Navy vessels]]. (It's possible the Navies of other countries also received it - see [[wikipedia:List of merchant navy capacity by country|list of possibilities HERE]]).
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'''SATELLITE AND CABLE'''

Universal's rights in the Movie expired at the end of '''December 1996''', but it sought and was granted an extension until '''31 December 1997'''. But then, once it had become clear that there wasn't going to be a new series, those rights reverted to the BBC.

Free from Universal, Worldwide put the Film into general syndication on '''Cable and Satellite stations''' in Europe, Africa and Australasia, starting in '''early 1998'''.

It was at this stage that the BBC renamed the film '''"Doctor Who The Movie"''', which became its formal title in all subsequent newspaper billings and home media releases.

Fox relinquished its stranglehold on the exclusive US broadcast rights at the end of '''1999''', but it wasn't until '''mid-2001''' that the BBC was able to get a deal together for American cable stations.

*The Movie aired on [[UK Gold]] for the first time on '''7 February 1998''' (it would play there nine more times; the tenth and final screening was on '''29 October 2006''').
*[[Australia]]'s satellite channel BBC UKTV ''apparently'' edited the Movie into a 3-parter to show it in three half-hour slots over '''12-14 August 1998''' - although it's far more likely the 30 minute timeslots were incorrect and it played in full on those three dates.
*[[BBC Choice]] played it on '''22 November 1998'''.
*Between '''February 1999''' and '''December 1999''', the Movie (with new Spanish subtitles) was available to several Central and South American countries on '''[[HBO OLE|HBO Olé / Olé 2]]'''. (This appears to be the ''only'' method by which the Film was available in Spanish-speaking '''Latin American''' countries; it wasn't sold to or shown by any terrestrial stations in that region.)
*It was shown on Canal+ in [[Poland]] on '''26 March 1999'''.
*[[BBC Prime]] screened it twice - '''2 and 7 May 1999''', with a third showing on '''30 December 1999''' - the actual date on which the story is set!
*On '''13 November 1999''', the uncut US version (with the ''"Based on the original series broadcast on the BBC"'' caption intact; it had been removed for the 1996 screening) was shown during BBC2's '''Doctor Who Night''' special event.
*The US [[Sci-Fi Channel]] screened the Movie for the first time on '''15 July 2001'''. The station held the exclusive US cable rights to the Film for three years, screening it multiple times until mid-2004...
*Australia's UKTV screened the Movie again on '''17 June 2002''', and twice during '''2013''' as part of its 50th Anniversary celebrations.
*[[Sci-Fi Channel Europe|Sci-Fi Channel]]'s UK/Europe station aired the Film for the first time on Saturday, '''2 November 2002''', and then several more times during the next ten months. It aired again on '''25 August 2008''' - twice!
*The Film also played several times during '''2002''' and '''2003''' on the Sci-Fi Channel in [[South Africa]].
*In '''2004''', the US [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s exclusive rights to the Movie expired; these were quickly picked up by [[Starz]], which aired the Film numerous times on its various channel streams through until late '''2005'''. (Starz offered a "Spanish" option, but it's not clear if this was subtitles or a dub.)
*There were several additional screenings in [[France]] during '''2005''', each on a different channel; the last known French screening was in '''2010'''.
*This dubbed version was also shown several times by the French-Canadian station [[Canada (Ztélé)|Ztélé]] from '''June 2006'''.
*The Movie had its tenth and final showing on [[UK Gold]] on '''29 October 2006'''.
*[[UKTV Drama]] played the Film on '''15 July 2007'''.
*As part of the series' 50th anniversary celebrations, the Movie was shown on the [[New Zealand]] satellite channel BBC UKTV on '''13 August 2013''' and again on '''24 November 2013'''.
*On '''31 August 2013''', [[BBC America]] screened the Movie as part of its [[The Doctors Revisited]] 50th Anniversary specials, with a repeat on '''18 November'''.
*UKTV's satellite channel [[Watch]] also screened [[The Doctors Revisited]]; the Movie aired '''3 November 2013'''.
*Since '''2014''', the Movie has only been available in the UK on [[:Category:Online Services|online platforms]] such as [[Netflix]] UK, from '''9 September 2014'''.
*Down under, [[Netflix]] Australia carried it from '''14 April 2015'''.
*The only other UK site known to carry it is [[BritBox]] UK.
*Previously only available on VHS and DVD/Blu-ray, the Movie finally appeared on TV in [[Germany]] on '''17 November 2021'''.

==TV Movie on VHS==

From '''1996 to 1997''', the Movie was also distributed on '''VHS tape''' to many countries around the world through Universal's home media distributor '''CIC Video''', sometimes through a local manufacturer/distributor mainly for the '''rental market'''. The few tapes released as '''retail''' editions are easy to identify because they have a barcode on the back of the sleeve.

Tapes could only be issued in those countries where the Movie was shown on a 'pay to view' service (e.g. cable), or wasn't screened at all. If it was shown on a 'free to view' TV channel, no tape could be released. The only two exceptions to that 'rule' were the UK and Australia.

For a handful of countries where the tape was issued, the Movie also aired on TV but that was several years later.

For many of these countries, the series or Movie had never been shown on TV, and the video tape was the ''only'' form in which '''Doctor Who''' was known.

For the tapes, the Film was either (S)ubtitled or (D)ubbed. In most cases, the title was '''"Doctor Who"''' (using variations of the Movie's logo on the box cover), but some countries gave the Film an alternative cover title which is noted here (see the merchandise sections in the relevant country profiles for cover slicks and further details).
[[File:TVM VHS Australia.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Australian and NZ VHS cover]]
[[File:Japan Vid 4.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Japanese VHS cover]]

<u>'''Tape released before being shown on TV''':</u>
*[[United Kingdom]] (distributed by '''BBC Video'''; with Woolworths, WHSmith, John Menzies exclusives with additional promotional material, and an edition with Closed-Captioning)

The UK tape was also available in [[France]]; it was sold in WHSmith's store in Paris.

Released on tape first, the Movie did subsequently play on TV in these countries after the BBC had reclaimed the broadcast rights:
*[[Brazil]] (as '''O Senhor do Tempo''') (S)
*[[Czech Republic]] (as '''Boj S Časem''') (D)
*[[Finland]] (as '''1999 Maailman Tuho''') (S)
*[[Italy]] (D)
*[[Netherlands]] (S)

<u>'''Tape released after being shown on TV''':</u>
*[[Australia]] / [[New Zealand]] (the same tape was released in both countries; the latter imported remaindered stock from the former two years later)
*[[Poland]] (as '''Doktor WHO''') (Narration over UK audio)

<u>'''Not shown on TV; released on tape only''':</u>
*[[Argentina]] (as '''El Doctor Who''') (S)
*[[Chile]] (as '''El Doctor del Tiempo''') (S)
*[[Denmark]] (as '''Doktor Who''') (S)
*[[Egypt]] (as '''Doctor Who الرجل الغامض ''') (S)
*[[Germany]] (two editions - one Rental, one Retail) (D)
*[[Hungary]] (D)
*[[Japan]] (as '''Doctor Who ドクター・フー''') (S)
*[[Mexico]] (S)
*[[Portugal]] (as '''O Doutor''') (S)
*[[Saudi Arabia]] (S)
*[[Slovenia]] (as '''Doctor Who''' (front) / '''Doktor Who''' (spine)) (S)
*[[South Africa]] (with distribution also to neighbouring countries)
*[[South Korea]] (as '''닥터 후''') (S)
*[[Spain]] (D)
*[[Sweden]] (S)
*[[Taiwan]] (as '''時空怪客''') (S)
*[[Thailand]] (as '''ดร.ฮู ผ่าประตูศตวรรษ''') (D)
*[[Venezuela]] (S)

A bootleg tape from [[Bulgaria]] is known to exist.

Intriguingly, in the German, Spanish, Hungarian and Czech tape dubs there are '''no Dalek voices''' in the pre-credits scene! The dubbing scripts provided by Worldwide would have included the dialogue. Terry Nation died on 9 March 1997, so presumably all overseas rights would have been settled prior to his death. Did those rights not also extend to commercial releases?

Dalek voices (or at least some sort of modulated 'mechanical' equivalent) ''are'' present in all the known TV dubs of the Movie; if there were foreign rights restrictions, they did not apply to the broadcast versions of the Film.

*[https://www.timelash.com/tardis/display.php?846 List of VHS releases]

'''No USA Tape...'''

Although Fox supplied a press kit and screener tape for 'review purposes only' in May 1996 (in a TARDIS-shaped metal box), there could be no licenced VHS release from Universal/CIC in the [[United States]] or [[Canada]] until one of two things occurred, whichever came first: Fox aired the Film for a ''second time'', OR Fox's ''rights expired''. But the former didn't happen, and by the time the latter rolled over on 31 December 1999, Universal's home media policies had changed.

There was also potentially a conflict over US distribution rights: the worldwide VHS rights to the Film were exclusive to Universal/CIC, while the North American VHS rights to the original 1963-89 episodes were held by CBS/Fox Video.

The full US rights over the Movie (both broadcast and VHS) eventually reverted to the BBC, but Worldwide held off from making a decision about a North American tape for a number of years, as it was phasing out VHS in favour of DVD. Further rights issues arose surrounding a planned Region 1 DVD release, which couldn't proceed until agreement had been reached between Universal, the US distributor Warner Home Video Inc, and the BBC's home media distributor, 2|entertain. Once this had been resolved, a NTSC conversion of the 2-disc Special Edition DVD set was released in North America by Warner on '''8 February 2011''' - see below.

==TV Movie on Laser Disc==
*[[Hong Kong]] (as '''時空謀殺案''') (S)

It's possible there was also a DVD and/or a VCD released in Asia.

==TV Movie on DVD / Blu-ray / 4K==
[[File:TVM German DVD.jpg|right|thumb|350px|German DVD release of "Der Film"]]
In the '''early 2000s''', after the home media rights had reverted to the BBC, the Film - under the newly adopted title '''"Doctor Who The Movie"''' - was issued on '''DVD''', and from '''2016''' it was available on '''Blu-ray''', but these sets were released in only a few territories. The Film was also reissued a number of times as 'Special Editions' that were included in box sets alongside other '''Doctor Who''' stories.

*[[United Kingdom]]: no longer censored, it was released uncut as a one-disc DVD; later reissued alongside seven other DVDs with a slip-on cardboard outer sleeve with alternative cover design; it was later issued in new packaging as a "free gift" for subscribers to the "Doctor Who DVD Files" partwork, edited into a cropped widescreen format; a new 2-disc Special Edition DVD came in the "Revisitations 1" box set; a 2-disc Blu-ray + DVD set was upscaled to High Def; a single-disc DVD was included in the Limited Edition six-disc "Regeneration" mega box set; re-assembled from the original 35mm camera negatives, a fully remastered High Def Special Edition was released on 4K and Blu-ray
*[[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]]: first released as a 2-disc Special Edition DVD in the "Revisitations 1" box set; the same 2-discs were later reissued as a standalone release; the "Doctor Who DVD Files" partwork appears to have been available in both countries but it's not known whether the Movie was also available as a "free gift" to subscribers; a single disc DVD version in a widescreen aspect with no extras came in [[The Doctors Revisited]] Volume 2; a single-disc DVD was included in the Limited Edition six-disc "Regeneration" mega box set; the UK Blu-ray + DVD set was available as an import (UK and Australia/NZ have the same Blu-ray Region coding).
*[[Germany]]: (as '''Doctor Who Der Film''') (D+S); initially released as a limited-edition 2-disc combination Mediabook (with the Film on a Blu-ray disc and the extras on a DVD). The Blu-ray disc of the Film was later released on its own, while a new 2-disc set was issued but now with the Film on a DVD. (These sets were likely to be also available in [[Austria]] and [[Switzerland]].)
*[[Ireland]]: the "Doctor Who DVD Files" edition, the UK "Regeneration" DVD mega box set, and the 2-disc Blu-ray + DVD set (above) were exported to and released in Ireland. The packaging for these has the blue octagonal Irish censorship ratings printed on it.
*[[Singapore]]: the Movie appears to have been released in [[Singapore]], although it's not known when this was or which version; since Singapore is Region 3 it would not have been a direct import of a UK or Australian release.
*[[South Africa]]: available on DVD (which appears to be an import of the first single-disc UK release (above); South Africa is also Region 2).
*[[United States]] and [[Canada]]: after years with no home media edition at all, the Movie was finally released in North America as a 2-disc Special Edition DVD; later a single-disc DVD edition in a widescreen aspect with no extras was in [[The Doctors Revisited]] Volume 2. To date there has not been a North American Blu-ray release.

A planned DVD and Blu-ray edition for [[Italy]] was cancelled. A bootleg DVD sold in Asia had the title '''"Doctor Who The Motion Picture"'''. (The source of this is unknown, but may have been duplicated from the Hong Kong laser disc.)

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==TV Promos==
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*Additional Trailers are on the [[TV Movie in the USA]] page.
* [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBKOG8fEcy8HlzVz_tRxTVAEuNBUtnMHl Fox promos from Doctor Whoarder]

==Links==
*[[TV Movie in Canada]]
*[[TV Movie in the USA]]
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[Sylvester McCoy stories]]
**[[Paul McGann stories]]

Romania

2026-05-11T21:03:24Z

Jon Preddle:

The 1996 [[TV Movie]] apparently aired on Romanian TV on '''25 December 1996''', and again on '''31 March 2001'''. The TV channels for these broadcasts haven't been identified, so it's possible it's a satellite or cable channel from another European country.

TV listings provide different titles - one says it is '''"Anul Diavolului"''' ("Year of the Devil"), while another has it simply as '''"Doktor Who"'''.

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Netflix

2026-05-11T20:51:57Z

Jon Preddle:

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'''[[Wikipedia:Netflix|NETFLIX]]''' is an online provider established in the [[United States]] in August 1997; initially operating as a rental order service in which disks were sent through the mail, the company introduced streaming of programme content in 2007; by 2010, all their content was available only by streaming.

Netflix was also established in other countries and regions - Canada (from September 2010), Mexico, Caribbean and South America (September 2011), UK and Europe (during 2012), Japan (September 2015), Australia, New Zealand, and the rest of the world (during 2016) - each provider having its own catalogue of programmes due to clearances and rights issues.

==DOCTOR WHO ON NETFLIX==
[[File:NETFLIXbannerA.jpg|thumb|left|600px|Netflix banner]]
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While the [[NEW SERIES|New Series]] is available on all of Netflix's international providers, a limited selection of the Classic series was initially found '''only on the US platform''' starting from '''1 May 2013'''.

The selection of stories was very similar to that which had previously been available on [[Amazon Prime]], however, no stories featuring the sixth Doctor (Colin Baker) were included.

18 stories, 75 episodes:
[[File:Netflix UU.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Netflix menu option for The Mind Robber part 4 (this was "episode 8" of the 75]]
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|F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
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|UU||[[The Mind Robber]]||5
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|AAA||[[Spearhead from Space]]||4
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|RRR||[[The Three Doctors]]||4
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|PPP||[[Carnival of Monsters]]||4
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|TTT||[[The Green Death]]||6
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|4C||[[The Ark in Space]]||4
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|4G||[[Pyramids of Mars]]||4
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|4V||[[Horror of Fang Rock]]||4
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|5A||[[The Ribos Operation]]||4
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|5B||[[The Pirate Planet]]||4
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|5D||[[The Androids of Tara]]||4
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|5E||[[The Power of Kroll]]||4
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|5H||[[City of Death]]||4
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|5N||[[The Leisure Hive]]||4
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|5X||[[The Visitation]]||4
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|6R||[[The Caves of Androzani]]||4
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|7M||[[The Curse of Fenric]]||4
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|}

*[https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:PDbV9n3uXBQJ:https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/70142441+&cd=12&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=nz Doctor Who (New Series) on Netflix (archived menu)]

''Thanks to John Geoffrion for the list of US titles''

=='''NETFLIX INTERNATIONAL'''==

A different selection of classic titles later became available on Netflix's other international services:

==='''NETFLIX CANADA'''===

Six stories only, three of which were not on the US list:
[[File:NetFlix Tomb.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Tomb of the Cybermen on Netflix Canada]]
{| {{small-table}}
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|MM||[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]||4
|-
|RRR||[[The Three Doctors]]||4
|-
|4C||[[The Ark in Space]]||4
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|4G||[[Pyramids of Mars]]||4
|-
|4R||[[The Robots of Death]]||4
|-
|5H||[[City of Death]]||4
|-
|}

==='''NETFLIX UK'''===

18 Dalek episodes, plus a 90-minute 'movie':
[[File:NetFlix UK Daleks.JPG|right|thumb|450px|A 4-part Revelation of the Daleks was part of the 18 episode package available only on Netflix's UK site]]
{| {{small-table}}
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|4E||[[Genesis of the Daleks]]||6
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|6P||[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]||4
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|6Z||[[Revelation of the Daleks]]||4
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|7H||[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]||4
|-
|TVM||[[TV Movie]]||
|-
|}

At the end of '''January 2016''', both Netflix US and [[Hulu Plus]] lost their rights to stream '''Doctor Who''', and from '''27 March 2016''' until the launch of [[Britbox]] in early 2017, the series was only available in the US on [[Amazon Prime]]… (Subscribers to Netflix in the UK, Canada and other countries, however, were not affected by this, and retained access to '''Doctor Who''' after 1 February.)

However, despite no longer able to stream the series, Netflix retained the rights to sell '''Doctor Who''' on disk by mail order, and currently has [https://dvd.netflix.com/Search?v1=Doctor%20who over 40 titles (both Classic and New Series) still available to purchase].

==='''NETFLIX EUROPE'''===
The two [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies became available on the European Netflix feed in mid-'''2021'''. Both films were in widescreen, and broadcast in English, but with language subtitles available depending on country and region.

The first film was added to the catalogue by '''27 July 2021''', and the sequel by '''24 August 2021'''.

Curiously, only the second film was available in [[Italy]], while neither was on Netflix in [[France]], [[Germany]] or [[Spain]] - possibly because they were not in a dubbed format, or because the exclusive streaming rights were already held by another provider in those countries: indeed, the two films are currently on '''Cine+''' in [[France]] (a channel that is owned by StudioCanal, who hold the global rights to the films), while the first only is streaming in [[Spain]] on [https://www.filmin.es/pelicula/dr-who-y-los-daleks FilmIn].
[[File:DWDNetflixRomania.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Netflix Europe menu screen in Romania]]
[[File:DIOENetflixGreece.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Netflix Europe menu screen in Greece]]

The Dalek movies were available in the following (known) countries. Some of the Netflix home pages for each country display the films on the menu screens with translated or alternative titles, most of which are the same previously used when the films were shown at the cinema, on TV or in home media. [Some samples of these screens are illustrated here]:

*[[Croatia]]: '''"Doktor Who i Daleci" / "Daleci na Zemlji 2150"'''
*[[Czech Republic]]: '''"Pán Času a Dalekové" / "Pán Času: Invaze Daleků na Zemi Roku 2150"'''
*[[Denmark]]
*[[Finland]]: '''"Doctor Who ja Dalekit" / "Doctor Who ja Dalekien Invaasio"'''
*[[Greece]]: '''"Ο Dr Who και οι Ντάλεκ" / "Εισβολείς από το Διάστημα: 2150 μ.Χ."'''
*[[Hungary]]: '''"A Doktor és a Dalekok" / "Ki Vagy, Doki? Harc a Dalek Invázió Ellen"'''
*[[Italy]]: '''"Daleks Il Futuro Fra un Milione di Anni"''' (the sequel only)
*[[Netherlands]]
*[[Norway]]
*[[Portugal]]: '''"Dr Who e a Guerra dos Daleks" / "A Invasão da Terra"'''
*[[Romania]]: '''"Dr Who și Dalecii" / "Dalecii Invadează Pământul 2150 AD"'''
*[[Russia]]: '''"Доктор Кто и Далеки" / "Вторжение Далеков на Землю"'''
*[[Sweden]]

Of note, both the [[Czech Republic]] and [[Hungary]] menus include the programme name by which the [[New Series]] is known - '''"Pán Času"''' (''Time Lord'') and '''"Ki Vagy, Doki?"''' (''Who are you, Doctor?'').

Other countries that also have Netflix Europe which ''might'' have access to the films - either directly or via the feed from a neighbouring country - include:
*Bulgaria
*[[Cyprus]]
*Estonia
*[[Iceland]]
*Latvia
*[[Lithuania]]
*[[Malta]]
*Slovakia
*[[Slovenia]]
but these don’t appear to have their own menu pages.

[[Category:Online Services]]
[[Category:United States]]
[[Category:United Kingdom]]
[[Category:Europe]]

BBC Prime

2026-05-11T20:51:46Z

Jon Preddle:

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[[File:BBCPrimeLaunch.JPG|thumb|250px|right|BBC Prime launched, 26 January 1995]]
This cable and satellite channel was launched in 1987 as '''[[wikipedia:BBC TV Europe|BBC TV Europe]]''', serving continental Europe, and was rebranded as '''[[wikipedia:BBC World Service Television|BBC World Service Television]]''' from '''11 March 1991'''. (See our dedicated page -- [[BBC World Service Television Europe]].)

The station transmitted via the [http://wn.com/Intelsat_5 IntelSat] satellite, broadcasting on frequency '''601 27.5º west, at 10,995 and 11,155 gigahertz'''. The station broadcast a mixture of delayed programming originally shown on BBC1 and BBC2.

Most of the programming available in Europe (and later Asia) was subtitled into a number of different languages.

From '''26 January 1995''', '''BBC World Service''' was split into '''BBC World''' (for news) and '''[[wikipedia:BBC Prime|BBC Prime]]''' (for entertainment). '''BBC Prime''' became the BBC's first entertainment channel available via satellite and cable across Europe, the [[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]] and [[:Category:Africa|Africa]], broadcasting 24 hours a day, and screening a selection of BBC as well as ITV programming.

The station became available in South East Asian countries from December 2004, however programming on that feed differed to that offered in Europe. Programmes were dubbed into various languages.

'''COUNTRIES'''

The new '''BBC Prime''' was available in the following countries, some of which also had previously aired '''Doctor Who''' on their own domestic stations, or had seen the series when the station was called [[BBC World Service Television Europe|BBC World Service]]. (These countries were added to the service over the years, so not all of them always received coverage of the same programmes at the same time).

[[File:BBCPrimeAAA.JPG|thumb|right|300px|First episode on BBC Prime: Spearhead from Space, 17:30pm, 28 January 1995 (Icelandic newspaper)]]
[[File:ZygonsBBCPrime.JPG|thumb|right|350px|BBC Prime listing in Icelandic newspaper; "Terror of the Zygons" is on at 09.05am, November 1997]]
[[File:DaleksBBCPrime.JPG|thumb|right|350px|BBC Prime listing in Icelandic newspaper; "Remembrance of the Daleks, May 2002]]
[[File:BBCPrime96.JPG|thumb|right|250px|BBC Prime listing in Swedish newspaper; "Dr Who" is on at 10.35am and 18.00pm]]
[[File:BBCPrimePoland1996.JPG|right|thumb|300px|BBC Prime was available in Poland in 1996; from Dziennik Baltycki 30 March 1996]]
[[File:BBCPrimeNov96.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Tomb of the Cybermen was the only second Doctor serial shown on BBC Prime; 8 November 1996]]
'''EUROPE'''
*[[Austria]]
*Azerbaijan
*Belarus
*[[Belgium]]
*[[Bulgaria]]
*[[Croatia]]
*[[Cyprus]]
*[[Czech Republic]]
*[[Denmark]]
*Estonia
*[[Finland]]
*[[France]]
*Georgia
*[[Germany]]
*[[Gibraltar]]
*[[Greece]]
*[[Hungary]]
*[[Iceland]]
*[[Ireland]]
*[[Israel]] (from June 2000)
*[[Italy]]
*Latvia
*[[Lithuania]]
*[[Luxembourg]]
*Macedonia
*[[Malta]]
*Moldova
*[[Monaco]]
*[[Netherlands|The Netherlands]]
*[[Norway]]
*[[Poland]]
*[[Portugal]]
*[[Romania]]
*[[Russia]]
*[[Yugoslavia|Serbia]]
*[[Slovakia]]
*[[Slovenia]]
*[[Spain]]
*[[Sweden]]
*[[Switzerland]]
*[[Turkey]]
*[[Ukraine]]
*[[United Kingdom]]

'''MIDDLE EAST / NORTH AFRICA (MENA)'''
*Afghanistan
*[[Algeria]]
*[[Bahrain]]
*Chad
*Djibouti
*[[Egypt]]
*[[Iran]]
*[[Iraq]]
*[[Jordan]]
*Kazakhstan
*[[Kuwait]]
*[[Lebanon]]
*[[Libya]]
*Mauritania
*[[Morocco]]
*Oman
*Palestine Territories
*[[Qatar]]
*[[Saudi Arabia]]
*Somalia
*Sudan
*[[Syria]]
*[[Tunisia]]
*[[United Arab Emirates]]
*[[Aden|Yeman]]

'''SOUTHERN AFRICA''' (from 1999)
*[[Mozambique]]
*[[South Africa]]

'''ASIA''' (from 2004)
*[[Hong Kong]]
*[[Indonesia]]
*[[Malaysia]]
*[[Nepal]]?
*[[Singapore]]
*[[Korea (South)|South Korea]]
*[[Taiwan]]
*[[Thailand]]

(NOTE: the run of classic episodes had ended by the time Asia joined the network.)

For [[Arabic]] countries in the [[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]] and [[:Category:Africa|North Africa]] (aka MENA) where the service was available, the signal was beamed via the Orbit Network, so the signal reach was wide and not country-specific.

In some regions, such as [[South Africa]] and Asia, the programming was different to that seen in Europe due to rights issues, so it's possible that '''Doctor Who''' was not part of the scheduling in some of the countries and regions listed above.

=='''DOCTOR WHO ON BBC PRIME'''==

'''Doctor Who''' commenced on '''BBC Prime''' on Saturday, '''28 January 1995''', at 5:30pm (only two days after the channel was launched). The first story was [[Spearhead from Space]]. (None of the black and white William Hartnell stories aired; only one Patrick Troughton serial was shown, as a late night '''Doctor Who Special'''.)

The screening schedule meant that episodes aired four times per week - initially on the Saturday, at 5:30pm, with a repeat on Sunday at 3:15pm, then again on the Thursday evening at 6:30 or 7:30pm, with the last repeat on Friday morning (usually 1:00am). Sometimes, the early morning Friday episodes were not available in North Africa. As screenings progressed, the days on which the repeats occurred changed, sometimes Mondays (at 10:30pm), Wednesday, Thursdays, Fridays or twice on the Saturday.

{{YouTube table|ckRYCwNPD4A|BBC Prime trailer (from German TV) with clips from Jon Pertwee stories}}
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'''GENERAL TRANSMISSION NOTES'''

*As part of a 1960s-themed evening of programmes, [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] was screened on '''8 November 1996'''; billed as a '''Doctor Who Special''', this was the only Troughton serial that BBC Prime aired
*[[The Ambassadors of Death]] part one played in colour and the re-colourised episode five was aired for the very first time anywhere.
*[[Colony in Space]] appears to have been skipped from the Saturday cycle - but it did air on the Sunday cycle.
*The [[Tom Baker stories]] screened from '''June 1997'''.
*On '''3 and 7 May 1999''', the [[30 Years in the TARDIS]] special aired.
*Mid-way through [[The Creature from the Pit]], the 1996 [[TV Movie]] was repeated on '''30 December 1999''', the actual date on which the movie was set.
*[[Peter Davison stories]] played from '''September 2000'''.
*In '''August 2001''', the schedule changed so two 'new' episodes aired each week. This occurred when season 21 was airing.
*The [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] concluded with [[Survival]] in '''August 2002'''.
*The McCoy era was followed by [[The Five Doctors]] (in four parts). BBC Prime dropped its regular screenings at that point (end of August 2002).
*The [[New Series#BBC ENTERTAINMENT .28MULTIPLE_COUNTRIES.29|New Series]] began airing from '''1 September 2007'''.

BBC Prime was subsequently replaced by '''[[wikipedia:BBC Entertainment|BBC Entertainment]]''' in Asia (from October 2006), in [[South Africa]] (September 2008), and for Europe and the Middle East (from November 2009).

*'''NOTE''': The linked '''Airdates table''' only catalogues the initial Saturday evening screenings, not the later in the week repeats; towards the end of the run when two 'new' episodes aired per week the dates become even less clear. The table should therefore be treated is a rough guideline only,

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*'''IDENTS''':
*[http://www2.tv-ark.org.uk/otherchannels/bbcprime.html BBC PRIME IDENTS 1]
*[http://www2.tv-ark.org.uk/International/scandinavia/bbc_ent.html BBC PRIME IDENTS 2]

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[[Category:Europe]]
[[Category:Australasia/Asia]]
[[Category:Africa]]
[[Category:Middle East]]
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New Series

2026-05-11T20:51:31Z

Jon Preddle:

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When '''Doctor Who''' returned in 2005, the way television programmes were sold and supplied had changed significantly since 1989 when '''Doctor Who''' had last been in the BBC's catalogue: the exchange of 16mm film or video tape was a thing of the past, and programmes were provided and broadcast in a digital format usually via satellite. The digital format made simultaneous broadcasting to a much wider audience across continents possible.

Some of the satellite and cable stations served a number of countries across large regions or continents at the same time, so instead of itemising the New Series solely on a country by country basis, we have separate tables for multiple-country transmissions.

'''NOTES ABOUT THE TABLES''':
*'''The table only goes up to the end of 2013, the 50th anniversary year (Matt Smith's Doctor)'''.
:*We also have a special page for the 50th anniversary episode, [[The Day of the Doctor]] which lists all the countries that took part in the simulcast broadcast
*For the sake of simplicity, we are concerned only with the '''primary''' broadcaster in each country; in a few cases we have also identified any '''secondary''' provider/s
*Some stations provided programming by way of an internet or [[wikipedia:IPTV|IPTV]] service. These have '''not''' been noted in every case
*A number of the foreign stations purchased rights for numerous repeats, and recycled the series on a continuous basis; it would be impossible to account for '''''every''''' first screening and repeat, so the dates recorded here are for the '''''first''''' episode only of each new series
*'''Christmas Specials''': In the majority of cases, foreign broadcasters aired each Christmas Special in the year after the initial UK broadcast - e.g. the 2005 Christmas Special was screened elsewhere in 2006; the 2006 Special in 2007, etc - and therefore with the exception of the 2012 Special the airdate of each of the Christmas Specials is recorded along with the subsequent series; the 2012 Special, which aired in five countries in December 2012 is instead recorded in the column for that year
*The column headed '''SP(2009)''' includes "The Next Doctor" (2008), the three extended episodes that aired in 2009 and "The End of Time Part Two" (2010); the airdates for all five episodes are recorded where known
*With Series 6 being split in half, we have listed the start date of each half where known
*If a column does not contain any dates, that does not necessarily mean the relevant Series did not air; if anything, the absence of dates is simply because we do not know what they are. But when it is known that a broadcaster did air only a limited run, this is noted in the '''Notes''' column

*Much of the data has also been adapted from Wikipedia's list of "[[wikipedia:Doctor Who#International|International sales]]". That list is too general in its approach and has a number of errors, so we've done our best to check, clarify and verify all the stations identified in that list first
*For a far more detailed analysis of foreign broadcasts of the New Series (as well as '''Torchwood''' and '''The Sarah Jane Adventures'''), we recommend the '''[http://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/archive.php?edition=2005-03-02%2012:40:45 THIS WEEK IN DOCTOR WHO MARCH 2005 INDEX]''' as a starting point. (And to make things easier, we've added a direct link to the '''THIS WEEK IN DW''' page in which each country appears for the first time in the TWIDW guide.)

:*Also visit our [[Foreign Titles|LIST OF FOREIGN EPISODE TITLES]]

:*[http://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php? CLICK HERE FOR AN UPDATED LIST OF CHANNELS THAT HAVE AIRED THE NEW SERIES (2005 to 2016)]

=='''DOMESTIC & TERRESTRIAL STATIONS (SINGLE COUNTRIES)'''==

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!'''Country/Broadcaster'''!!'''S1(2005)'''!!'''S2(2006)'''!!'''S3(2007)'''!!'''S4(2008)'''!!'''SP(2009)'''!!'''S5(2010)'''!!'''S6(2011)'''!!'''S7(2012/13)'''!!'''Notes'''
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|'''[[Australia|AUSTRALIA]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:ABC1|ABC]] (ABC1 from Feb 2008)
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2006-07-15
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[[File:ABC2promo.JPG|left|thumb|300px|ABC 2 Doctor Who marathon promo image]][[File:ABC2rpt.JPG|left|thumb|200px|Generic ABC2 listing, August 2012]]{{clear}}
*All seasons have been repeated on Australia's [[wikipedia:UK.TV|UKTV]] (see below) and on '''ABC 2 (Channel 22)'''
*[http://www.varos.com/doctorwho/australia/tv.php?show=screenings&month=May&year=2005 ABC SCREENINGS]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SITI-CX3b-I ABC trailer]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4uYfwlTexk ABC trailer for Series 6]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=abc&pos=350&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Australia|AUSTRALIA]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:UK.TV|UKTV]] (Digital 103)
||2009------||2009------||2009------||2009------||2009------||2010------||2010------||||[[File:UKTVAust.JPG|left|thumb|150px|Generic UKTV billing, August 2012]][[File:UKTVAus.JPG|left|thumb|250px|UKTV June 2010 Greatest Weekend promo image]]{{clear}}
*Repeated the episodes after ABC
*[http://www.uktv.com.au/shows/doctor-who/episodes.aspx UKTV Doctor Who page]
*UKTV held a "Greatest Doctor Who Weekend of All Time", 12-14 June 2010
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGo8SvPqqQM UKTV Greatest Weekend trailer]
*[http://gallifreybase.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48785 Greatest Weekend Forum]
|-
|'''[[Belgium|BELGIUM 1]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Één|Één]]
||2005-11-26||2007-05---||||||||||||||
*Series 1 and 2 only, but "The Christmas Invasion" was skipped
*Episodes were subtitled
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=een&pos=160&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Belgium|BELGIUM 2]]'''

*[[wikipedia:La Deux|La Deux]]
||2008-02-16||2008-------||2008-09-20||2009-11---||||||||||
*Repeated Series 1 and 2, but was the first station to screen Series 3
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22la+deux%22&submit=Search&charset=UTF-8 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Belgium|BELGIUM 3]]'''

*Acht
||||2011------||2011------||2011------||2011------||2011-12-26||||||
* Acht (aka Channel 8), a subscriber-only digital Flemish channel, only aired Series 2 onwards
*Episodes were subtitled
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etcOIKkmztw Acht trailer for Series 5]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWnDhL70Cmo Acht trailer for Series 5]
|-
|'''[[Brazil|BRAZIL]]'''

*[[wikipedia:TV Cultura|TV Cultura]]
||2012-03-19||2012------||2012------||2012------||2012------||2012------||2012------||||
* Dubbed into Brazilian Portuguese
* Series 1 onwards
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5V6lI8i4f0 TV Cultura Trailer Series 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwL_IBkkqT0 YouTube clip – dubbed into Portuguese]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOfsW9cH5xA Series 5 trailer in Portuguese]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5zkb5e5__I Trailer in Portuguese]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFFLK0HvylI Trailer in Portuguese]
*[http://doctorwhobrasil.com.br/2012/03/chat-de-doctor-who-na-tv-cultura/ Brazil Fan Club page]
*[http://www.doctorwhobrasil.4t.com/ Brazil fan site #1]
*[http://doctorwhobrasil.com.br/ Brazil fan site #2]
*[http://www.whovians.com.br/ Brazil fan site #3]
*The series was also available in Brazil via the NET network – see below
|-
|'''[[Bulgaria|BULGARIA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Diema 2|Diema 2]]
||2009-04-25||2009------||||||||||||||
*Series was called '''"Доктор Кой"'''.
*Series 1 and 2 only
*Episodes dubbed into Bulgarian
*[http://bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%94%D0%BE%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%BE%D1%80_%D0%9A%D0%BE%D0%B9 Bulgarian Wikipedia]
*[http://who.tvseriesbg.com/?paged=3 Bulgarian Doctor Who Fan Club page]
*[http://www.facebook.com/pages/Doctor-Who-Bulgaria/169257449761590 Facebook Page]
*[http://bg.doctorwho.wikia.com/wiki/%D0%94%D0%BE%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%BE%D1%80_%D0%9A%D0%BE%D0%B9:%D0%A1%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%BD_1 Series 1 Episode Guide]
*[http://bg.doctorwho.wikia.com/wiki/%D0%94%D0%BE%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%BE%D1%80_%D0%9A%D0%BE%D0%B9:%D0%A1%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%BD_2 Series 2 Episode Guide]
*[http://bg.doctorwho.wikia.com/wiki/%D0%94%D0%BE%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%BE%D1%80_%D0%9A%D0%BE%D0%B9:%D0%A1%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%BE%D0%BD_3 Series 3 Episode Guide]
*The series was also available via AXN – see below
|-
|'''[[Canada|CANADA]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:CBC|CBC]]
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||||||||[[File:CBC2005.JPG|thumb|left|250px|CBC promo image for premiere episode, April 2005]][[File:CBCintro.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Christopher Eccleston intro for CBC]][[File:PlanetDr.JPG|left|thumb|150px]]{{clear}}
*CBC aired Series 1 to Series 4 only
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za3lRD5nXts CBC Trailer for Series 1]
*Christopher Eccleston recorded special introductions and competition plugs before, during and after each of his episodes
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gFkHFr3N-4 Christopher Eccleston introduction for Dalek]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gFkHFr3N-4 Christopher Eccleston introductions various]
*A special web-cast documentary called [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2161555/combined The Planet of the Doctor] aired alongside Series 1
*Episodes aired with some minor timing edits
*When "World War Three" screened on 3 May 2005, it was without its pre-credits sequence
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2zxndy5PaU CBC trailer for Series 1 finale]
*Billie Piper recorded a special introduction for "The Christmas Invasion"
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFA-c0-64TQ CBC Trailer Fall 2006]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpRk3MzqK9g CBC Trailer for Series 2]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bO4-as4z8I CBC trailer for Series 3]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=cbc&pos=450&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*"Journey's End" was cut heavily by the CBC to fit a 44 minute timeslot – a list of those cuts can be read [http://dwin.org/home/news/article/What_got_cut_from_Journey_s_End/ HERE]
*The series was picked up by Space, although CBC continues to rerun Series 1 to 4
|-
|'''[[Canada|CANADA]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:Space (TV channel)|Space]]
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2010-01-02
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*Space picked up the series from the CBC, commencing with the Specials
*Space is the first and only Canadian station to screen "Voyage of the Damned" (on 24 July 2010)
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuBCJ4G451I Space trailer for Series 5]
|-
|'''[[Canada|CANADA]] 3'''

*[[wikipedia:Ztélé|Ztélé]]
||2006-01-03||2006-08---||2008-09---||2009------||||||||||[[File:Ztele.JPG|left|thumb|275px|Ztélé trailer]]{{clear}}
*Available only in Quebec / eastern Canada
* Dubbed into French (in [[Belgium]] – see below)
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAHv4ttBesw Ztele Series 1 trailer - in French]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=ztele&pos=380&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Canada|CANADA]] 4'''

*[[wikipedia:bold (TV channel)|Bold]]
||2008------||2008------||2009------||2010------||||||||||
*Bold is a subsidiary of CBC, and repeated Series 1 through 4 only, but not "Voyage of the Damned"
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=bold&pos=110&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Croatia|CROATIA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Croatian Radiotelevision|Croatian Radiotelevision]] (HRT2)
||2008------||2008-08---||2008-12-27||2010------||||||||||[[File:Yugo2010.JPG|thumb|left|200px|"Series for young", HRT2; 22 October 2010 (for Series 4, although picture is from Series 2)]]{{clear}}
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=hrt2&pos=150&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://www.facebook.com/TARDISCentar?sk=wall Fan Facebook page]
*[http://www.sfcentar.com/tardis/ Fan website]
*AXN Croatia also screened the series – see below
|-
|'''[[Czech Republic|CZECH REPUBLIC]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Česká televize|Česká Televize]] CT2
||2013-09-02||2013-09-19||2013-10-10||2013-10-31||2013-11-21||2013-11-27||2013-12-18||2014-01-21||
[[File:DW1Czech.jpg|left|thumb|250px]]{{clear}}
*Series was called '''Pán Času''' (Time Lord)
*Episodes were dubbed
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQk67py5YY0 Trailer for Series 1]
*The series was also available on BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Europe) and AXN (Europe) / AXN (SCI-FI) - see below
*All subsequent series from 2013 onwards were available on subscription service FILMBOX
|-
|'''[[Denmark|DENMARK]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:Danmarks Radio|Danmarks Radio (DR1)]] / [[wikipedia:TV2 (Denmark)|TV2]]
||2006-06-27||||||||||||||||
*[http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2006/06/tardis-report-early-week-coverage-and_7088.html Press Coverage]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=dr1&pos=10&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via BBC Prime / Entertainment - see below
|-
|'''[[Denmark|DENMARK]] 2'''

*[http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/DR_Mama DR Mama]
||||||||||||2012-03-03||||||[[File:DRMama.JPG|left|thumb|250px|DR Mama promo image for Series 5]]{{clear}}
*DR Mama is a sub-channel of Danmarks Radio – see above
*Episodes are subtitled
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odHaXNvVtFw DR Mama trailer for Series 5]
*[http://www.dr.dk/tjenester/slashTv/se/doctor-who/doctor-who-6 DR Mama's Doctor Who pages]
*[http://www.doctorwho.dk/ Danish Fan Club page]
|-
|'''[[Finland|FINLAND]]'''

*[[wikipedia:YLE TV2|YLE TV2]]
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2006-09-10

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* YLE aired Series 1 and "The Christmas Invasion" only in 2006/07, but from 7 May 2012 they played the full back-catalogue starting again at Series 1, through to Series 3, with Series 4 onwards due in summer of 2013
*[http://tv2.yle.fi/juttuarkisto/kakkonen-kertoo/doctor-who YLE screenings]
*[http://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luettelo_Doctor_Whon_jaksoista#Yhdeks.C3.A4s_Tohtori_.28Christopher_Eccleston.29 Finnish Episode Titles]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=yle&pos=290&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[[wikipedia:MTV3 Scifi| MTV3 Scifi]] (launched March 2008) screened repeats of classic '''Doctor Who''' in tandem with Sweden's [[wikipedia:TV4 Guld|TV4 Guld]]
|-
|'''[[France|FRANCE]]'''

*[[wikipedia:France 4|France 4]]
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2010-03-27

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2010-12-25
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2012-03-19

2012-10-27
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2013-05-25

2013-06-01
||[[File:FrenchVoyage.JPG|thumb|left|300px|Screen grab of French title caption for "Voyage of the Damned"]][[File:FrenchAngels.JPG|thumb|left|300px|Screen grab of French title caption for "The Time of Angels"]][[File:LaNuitDW.JPG|thumb|left|300px|La Nuit Doctor Who, 19 May 2012]]{{clear}}
*Dubbed into French (with the dubbings performed in [[Belgium]]; the same dubbed episodes also air in [[Belgium]] and Quebec, [[Canada]], on Ztélé).)
*[http://www.france4.fr/doctor-who/ France4's Doctor Who page]
*[http://gallifreybase.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5941#14 French episode titles]
*On 19 May 2012, France 4 aired a special "'''La Nuit Doctor Who'''"
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJZi2H564-o "La Nuit Doctor Who" trailer]
*[http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=doctor+who+france+4&oq=doctor+who+france+4&gs_l=youtube.3..0.7502.10656.0.10921.12.9.2.1.2.0.289.1805.0j4j5.9.0...0.0...1ac.9hmX5WPS3fM France 4 clips (various)]
*[http://www.doctor-who.fr/ French Fan Club site 1]
*[http://www.gallifrance.fr/ French Fan Club site 2]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=france+4&pos=370&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*Series 7 (Part One) aired with three episodes shown each night over two days
|-
|'''[[Germany|GERMANY]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:ProSieben|ProSieben (Pro7)]]
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2008-01-26
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[[File:Germandub.JPG|left|thumb|275px|Screen grab of German title caption for "The Idiot's Lantern"]]{{clear}}
*Series 1 and 2 only; Series 1 took a break after "Dalek", then resumed with "The Long Game" from 13 April 2008
*ProSieben is also received in Austria and [[Switzerland]]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3riWtRavDA Pro 7 trailer for Series 1]
*[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Doctor-Who-Episoden#Neunter_Doktor Pro7 Episode listing in German]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22germany%22&pos=330&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22pro7%22&submit=Search&charset=UTF-8 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jchi9gUcozc YouTube clips]
*[http://www.drwho.de/drwho/ German Fan site]
*The series was also available via Germany's Syfy Universal channel - see below
|-
|'''[[Germany|GERMANY]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:Fox Channel (Germany)|Fox Channel]]
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2012-09-12
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2012-10-31
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2012-12-12

2012-12-19

2012-12-19
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[[File:GermanyFOX.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Fox channel promo image]]
[[File:7BGerman.png|left|thumb|250px|Fox channel promo Series 7B image]]{{clear}}
* Fox initially aired Series 5 and 6 and the 2010 and 2011 Christmas Specials only, but from September 2012 they aired Series 3, 4 and the Specials, followed by Series 7
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZbKgsfGfXg FOX trailer for Series 5]
*[http://gallifreybase.com/forum/showthread.php?t=125209#13 German Episode titles]
*[http://www.foxchannel.de/doctor-who FOX's Doctor Who page 1]
*[http://doctor-who.foxchannel.de/ FOX's Doctor Who page 2]
*[http://doctor-who.foxchannel.de/episoden/fuenf_vor_zwoelf.php FOX episode listing]
|-
|'''[[Greece|GREECE]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Skai TV|Skai TV]]
||2006-12-26||2007-05---||2007-09---||2010-09-11||2011-01-08||||||||[[File:SkaiTV.JPG|left|thumb|200px|Skai TV promo image for series 1]]{{clear}}
*Episodes were subtitled
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL7_N7AkWPk Trailer for Series 1 – in Greek]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7993OogcCc SKAI Trailer for Series 4 – subtitled]
*[http://www.skai.gr/tv/show/?showid=64553 SKAI's Doctor Who page]
*[http://www.skai.gr/tv/show/?showid=64965 SKAI's Doctor Who page 2]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22skai+tv%22&pos=250&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong|HONG KONG]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Asia Television Limited|ATV World]]
||2006-02-19||2006-08---||2008------||||||||||||[[File:ATVWintro.JPG|thumb|left|200px|ATV World, Series One, intro, South China Morning Herald; 19 February 2006]][[File:ATVW06.JPG|thumb|left|150px|ATV World, episode 1, 11.35pm!; 19 February 2006]]{{clear}}
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22Atv+world%22&pos=350&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%95%B0%E4%B8%96%E5%A5%87%E4%BA%BA ATV World Episode listing]
|-
|'''[[Hungary|HUNGARY]]'''

*[[wikipedia:RTL Klub|RTL Klub]]; Cool TV
||2006-02-19||2006-12---||||||||||||||
*Series was called '''"Ki Vagy, Doki?"''' ("Who Are You, Doctor?")
*Episodes were dubbed
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM0l7XSt1UY Doctor Who dubbed into Hungarian]
*Episodes initially aired on RTL Klub, then from August 2006 were repeated on Cool TV
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22RTL+klub%22&pos=170&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://rtlklub.hu/sorozatok/kivagydoki RTL Doctor Who page]
*[http://www.gunda.hu/drwho/ Fan Page 1]
*[http://doctorwhohungary.hu/ Fan Page 2]
*The series was also available via AXN – see below
|-
|'''[[Iceland|ICELAND]]'''

*[[wikipedia:RÚV|RÚV]]
||2007------||2008-06---||||||||||||||[[File:Timaflakk.JPG|thumb|left|200px|Listing for "Tímaflakk" (Series 2), Iceland, June 2008]]{{clear}}
*Series was called '''"Tímaflakk"''' ("Time Traveller")
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22ruv%22&pos=80&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via BBC Prime / Entertainment - see below
|-
|'''[[Indonesia|INDONESIA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Global TV (Indonesia)|Global TV (Indonesia)]]
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|-
|'''[[Ireland|IRELAND (Rep of)]]'''

*[[wikipedia:TV3 Ireland|TV3]]
||2007-05-05

2009-04-23
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*Series 1 and 2 only
*With Series 1 airing on the same day and at the same time that Series 3 was screening on BBC1, ratings were very poor, and after only seven episodes it was moved to an early Friday morning timeslot
*Oddly, The Christmas Invasion was skipped. The last story to screen was The Runaway Bride (in December 2007)
*Both series then repeated (in the early morning) from early 2009, this time including The Christmas Invasion
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22TV3%22+ireland&pos=140&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Israel|ISRAEL]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Yes Action|Yes Stars / Yes Action]]; [[wikipedia:Yes SCI FI|Yes SCI FI]]
||2006-01-20||2007-01-22||||||||2011-01-17||||||[[File:YesSCIFI.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Yes Sci-Fi promo image]]{{clear}}
*Series written as '''"דוקטור הו"''' (reads right to left)
*Subtitled
*Yes Action aired Series 1, 2 and 5 only
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxlVdHOzntc yes Sci-Fi trailer for Series 5]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22yes%22+israel&pos=340&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Italy|ITALY]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:Jimmy (TV channel)|Jimmy]]
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*Dubbed into Italian
*Only Series 1 to 3, and "Voyage of the Damned"
*Jimmy was a channel on the Sky platform
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w604NExbS7s YouTube clip – dubbed into Italian]
*A list of the Italian voice actors can be found [http://www.antoniogenna.net/doppiaggio/telefilm/doctorwho2005.htm HERE]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22jimmy%22+italy&pos=390&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Italy|ITALY]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:Rai 4|Rai 4]] (Canale 21)
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2011-01-14
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2011-01-29

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||[[File:Rai4ident.JPG|left|thumb|175px|Rai4 ident]]{{clear}}
*A list of the Italian voice actors can be found [http://www.antoniogenna.net/doppiaggio/telefilm/doctorwho2005.htm HERE]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0PbOgNsVU0 Rai4 general trailer]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aJBlxN39o Rai4 Series 5 trailer]
*[http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/2011/04/07/rai.rtv-55-pdf-nitf-art-3-xml_a5f44b02a233c7bee96826d8771999ed.html?ref=search Rai4 TV listings]
*[http://www.doctorwhoitalia.it/ Italian Fan site]
*[http://www.doctorwhoitalia.it/Episodi10-30.htm Guide to Series 4]
*[http://www.doctorwhoitalia.it/Episodi10-Speciali.htm Guide to the Specials]
*[http://www.doctorwhoitalia.it/Episodi11-31.htm Guide to Series 5]
*[http://www.doctorwhoitalia.it/Episodi11-32.htm Guide to Series 6]
|-
|'''[[Italy|ITALY]] 3'''

*[[wikipedia:La7|La7]]
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|-
|'''[[Japan|JAPAN]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:NHK BS2|NHK BS2]]
||2006-09-10||2006-12---||||||||||||||[[File:Japan2005.JPG|thumb|left|275px|Promo image for Japanese screening of Series 1]][[File:JapanWho.JPG|left|200px|]]{{clear}}
*Series was called '''ドクター・フー''' ('''"Dokutâ Fû"''')
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh6El0PQhSQ Japanese opening titles]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=KVLXzctm1q4 Japanese subtitled credits]
*Cable station BS2 aired Series 1 and 2 only
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=NHK+bs2&submit=Search&charset=UTF-8 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via Fox Channel Asia - see below
|-
|'''[[Japan|JAPAN]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:NHK3|NHK3]]
||2007-08-21||2008-03---||||||||||||||
* Free-to-air service
|-
|'''[[Japan|JAPAN]] 3'''

*LaLa TV
||2010-03-01||2010------||2010------||||||||||||
* Played Series 1 to 3 only
*[http://lala.tv/programs/doctor_who/episodelist1.html LaLa TV's Doctor Who page]
|-
|'''[[Japan|JAPAN]] 4'''

*[[Hulu]]
||2012------||||||||||||||||
*[[Hulu]] is a web-based on-demand subscription service
*[http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2012/02/dwn170212154017-doctor-who-included-in.html HULU Announcement]
*[http://www2.hulu.jp/ Hulu Website]
|-
|'''[[Korea (South)|SOUTH KOREA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Korean Broadcasting System|KBS2]]
||2005-06-05||2006-10-28||2007-12-16||2009-01-03||2011-02-27||2011-04-03||2011-12-11||||[[File:KBSlogo.JPG|left|300px|]]{{clear}}
*Series was called '''"닥터후"''', dubbed into Korean
*'''Doctor Who''' was the first UK drama series to be sold to a Korean TV station: [http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/bbcworldwide/worldwidestories/pressreleases/2005/06_june/doctor_who_korea.shtml BBC Press Release about the sale]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFIULy1ycR8 KBS2 trailer for Series 1]
*[http://www.kbs.co.kr/2tv/enter/doctorwho/ KBS2 Doctor Who page]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJG2j15TjWo YouTube clip – dubbed into Korean]
*In October 2009, the series won a prestigious Seoul International Drama Award; producer Phil Collinson attended to accept the [http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/bbcworldwide/worldwidestories/pressreleases/2009/10_october/south_korea_dw.shtml Korean Award]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=kbs2&pos=250&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EB%8B%A5%ED%84%B0_%ED%9B%84 Wikipedia page]
*[http://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EB%8B%A5%ED%84%B0_%ED%9B%84_%EC%8B%9C%EB%A6%AC%EC%A6%88%EC%9D%98_%EB%B0%A9%EC%98%81_%EB%AA%A9%EB%A1%9D Korean Episode Titles]
*The series was also available via Fox Channel Asia - see below
*The series was also available via [[wikipedia:SK Broadband|SK Broadband]], a Seoul-based IPTV provider
|-
|'''[[Malaysia|MALAYSIA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Astro (satellite TV)|Astro Network]]
||2006-07-09||2006-08-03||||||||||||||
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=astro&pos=90&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Mexico|MEXICO]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Televisión Mexiquense|Televisión Mexiquense]] (Canal 34)
||2011------||2011------||2011------||||||||||||
*[http://maniasnocturnas.blogspot.co.nz/2011/02/un-doctor-poco-comun.html Fan Blog]
*The series was also available via BBC Prime / Entertainment - see below
|-
|'''[[Netherlands|NETHERLANDS]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Nederland 3|NED 3]] / [[wikipedia:Nederland 2|NED 2]]
||2006-06-10||2007-09-15||||||||||||||
*Only Series 1 and "The Christmas Invasion" aired on NED 3
*Rest of Series 2 played on NED 2
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=NED3&pos=30&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*Syfy Netherlands took over from Series 3 – see below
|-
|'''[[New Zealand|NEW ZEALAND]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:Prime Television New Zealand|Prime TV]]
||
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2006-07-06

2006-07-13
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2007-08-19

2007-08-06
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2009-11-29

2010-02-07

2010-02-14
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2011-05-19

2011-09-15
||
2012-01-19

2012-09-13

2012-12-26

2013-04-11
||[[File:NZTVG.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Selection of New Zealand TV Guide covers]]{{clear}}
*The 2009 Specials aired on their own, shortly after the UK
*[http://nzdwfc.tetrap.com/archive/timeandspace/newseriesonnztv00s.html NZ SCREENING NOTES]
*[http://nzdwfc.tetrap.com/archive/timeandspace/series1.html FULL GUIDE to NZ SCREENINGS]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22new+zealand%22+prime&pos=320&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*Series is also repeated frequently on New Zealand Sky's [[wikipedia:UKTV (Australia & New Zealand)|UKTV]]
|-
|'''[[New Zealand|NEW ZEALAND]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:UKTV (Australia & New Zealand)|UKTV]] (Channel 6)
||2008-04-04||2009-01---||2009-07---||2009-10---||||||||||[[File:UKTVNZ.JPG|left|thumb|100px|Generic UKTV NZ listing, screening at 7.25pm and 5.10am, 2012]]{{clear}}
*Series repeated on a regular cycle
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22new+zealand%22+uktv&pos=240&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://nzdwfc.tetrap.com/archive/timeandspace/uktv0809.html UKTV NZ screenings and airdates]
|-
|'''[[Norway|NORWAY]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation|NRK2]]
||2005-09-28||||||||||||||||
* Series was called '''"Doktor Who"'''
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=NRK&pos=250&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*Series 1 aired on '''NRK2'''. This was repeated in 2006. A further repeat in 2007 was on '''NRK3'''
*The series was also available via BBC Prime / Entertainment - see below
|-
|'''[[Philippines|PHILIPPINES]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Studio 23|Studio 23]]
||2007------||||||||||||||||
*The series was also available via Fox Channel Asia - see below
|-
|'''[[Poland|POLAND]]'''

*[[wikipedia:TVP1|TVP1]]
||2006-10-01||2007-01---||||||||||||||[[File:PolandCE.jpg|left|thumb|300px|Polish promo image]]{{clear}}
*Series was called '''"Doktor Who"'''
*[http://drwho.pl/news.php Doctor Who Polska - Polish fan site]
*[http://www.prime-time.pl/serial/doctor-who-universe/ Prime Time Poland site]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=poland+tvp1&pos=170&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The Series was later picked up by BBC Prime / Entertainment Poland – see below
|-
|'''[[Portugal|PORTUGAL]]'''

*[[wikipedia:SIC Radical|SIC Radical]]
||2008-06-08||2008-09---||2009-03-15||2009-12-20||2010-03-28||||||||[[File:SICRad.JPG|left|thumb|250px|SIC Radical promo image]]{{clear}}
*The final new episode to air was '''The Next Doctor''' on 28 March 2010
*[https://arquivo.pt/wayback/20081021135048/http://programas.sic.pt/sicradical2002/index.php?article=1332&visual=1&section_id=1 TV channel info (WaybackMachine)]
*[http://videos.sapo.pt/sicradical/playview/11 SIC Radical trailer]
*[http://hotvnews.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/doctor-who-na-sic-radical/ Fan Blog]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=sci+radical&pos=120&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available on BBC Prime / Entertainment, Digital+, and Portugal's Syfy Universal channel – see below
|-
|'''[[Qatar|QATAR]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Al Jazeera|Al Jazeera (JCC)]]
||||||||||||2013------||2013------||2013------||
*[http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2013/02/doctor-who-al-jazeera-250213084117.html Sales announcement]
*Series 5, 6 and 7 only sold to the satellite station at the 2013 BBC Showcase
*The satellite channel is available in other Middle Eastern countries
*[http://www.jcctv.net/ Official JCC site]
|-
|'''[[Romania|ROMANIA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:TVR2|TVR2]]
||2006-11-10||2007-----||----------||----------||||||||||
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=tvr&pos=250&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via AXN Sci-Fi – see below
|-
|'''[[Russia|RUSSIA 1]]'''

*[[wikipedia:STS (Russia)|STS TV]] (aka [[wikipedia:CTC (TV channel)|CTC]])
||2006-03-27||2008------||2008------||2009------||||||||||
* Series was called '''"Доктор Кто"'''
* Series 1 to 4 only
*[http://doktorkto.ru/about/ Russian Fan site]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5GNhn3LY7I Russian fan video]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=sts&submit=Search&charset=UTF-8 THIS WEEK IN DW]
* Also screening on Russia's Syfy Universal channel – see below
|-
|'''[[Russia|RUSSIA 2]]'''

*MovieBOX
||2012------||||||||||||||||
*Series was called "'''Доктор Хэн'''"
*[http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Koj874WywQcJ:www.info.mn/tv/Movie%2520BOX.htm%3Bjsessionid%3D3F3DCEA14039AADACA70B7067010B7EF+moviebox+mongolia+%2B+%22doctor+who%22&cd=10&hl=en&ct=clnk MovieBOX]
*MovieBOX is also available in Mongolia
|-
|'''SERBIA'''

*[[wikipedia:B92|B92]]
||----------||||||||||||||||
* Series was called '''"Doktor Hu"'''
*[http://www.b92.net/tv/najava.php?id=639 B92's Doctor Who page]
|-
|'''[[Slovenia|SLOVENIA]]'''

*[[wikipedia:RTV Slovenia|RTV Slovenia]]
||2008-01-05||||||||||||||||
*[http://www.rtvslo.si/kultura/film/doctor-who-s-svetovnim-rekordom/147287 Slovenian Doctor Who page]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=slovenia&pos=10&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Spain|SPAIN]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:Clan TVE|Clan TVE]]
||2006-09-11||||||||||||||||
*Dubbed into Spanish
*[http://www.planetgallifrey.es/ Spain – fan site 1]
*[http://doctorwhospain.foroactivo.com/ Spain – fan site 2]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=clan+tve&pos=90&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via BBC Prime / Entertainment, and Spain's Syfy Universal channel - see below
|-
|'''[[Spain|SPAIN]] 2 – Basque'''

*[[wikipedia:ETB 1|ETB1]] and [[wikipedia:ETB 3|ETB3]]
||?||2009------||||||||||||||[[File:SpainETB3.JPG|left|thumb|250px|ETB3 promo image]]{{clear}}
* Dubbed into Basque
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4zCZ4D6w40 ETB3 trailer for Series 2]
|-
|'''[[Spain|SPAIN]] 3 – Catalonia'''

*[http://www.tv3.cat/programes/cerca?textBusca=Doctor%20Who Televisió de Catalunya] - Canal33 (aka [[wikipedia:3XL|3XL]])
||2008-03-31
||2008------||2008------||2011-01-04||2011-02-22||2011-03-29||2011-11-25||||[[File:3XLSpain.JPG‎|left|thumb|300px|"Rose", on Spain's 3XL, 31 March 2008]]{{clear}}
*Subtitled and later dubbed into Catalan
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHNqO_LnNYk Clips dubbed into Catalan]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPQp1YzopsA 3XL celebrates Doctor Who]
*[http://ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/Llista_d%27episodis_de_Doctor_Who#Primera_temporada Episode titles in Catalan]
|-
|'''[[Spain|SPAIN]] 4'''

*[[wikipedia:Boing (Spain)|Boing]]
||2011-03---||2011------||2011------||2011------||2011------||2011-----||2011-12---||||[[File:SpainBoing.JPG|left|thumb|275px|Doctor Who on Spain's Boing]][[File:Boingpromo.JPG|left|thumb|275px|Boing promo image]]{{clear}}
* Dubbed into Spanish
*[http://www.kasterborous.com/2011/10/noticias-de-la-sexta-temporada/ Announcement]
*[http://www.facebook.com/drwhoboing Boing's Doctor Who Facebook page]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzIFQJpnc5Y Boing Doctor Who trailer]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxm4Vg073WQ Series 5 clip dubbed into Spanish]
|-
|'''[[Sweden|SWEDEN]]'''

*[[wikipedia:SVT|SVT]]
||2007-03-08||||||||||||||||[[File:SwedenS1.jpg|left|thumb|200px|"as seen on SVT…"; Swedish Series 1 DVD]]{{clear}}
*Series 1 only
*[http://www.svt.se/2.63908/start SVT's Doctor Who page]
*[http://www.svt.se/2.63967/avsnitt SVT's Episodes page]
*[http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lista_%C3%B6ver_Doctor_Who-%C3%A4ventyr#Nionde_Doktorn_.28Christopher_Eccleston.29 Swedish Episode Titles]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=svt+sweden&pos=160&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via BBC Prime / Entertainment - see below
|-
|'''[[Taiwan|TAIWAN]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Chinese Television System|CTS]]
||2011------||||||||||||||||
*Series was called '''"神秘博士"'''
|-
|'''[[Thailand|THAILAND]]'''

*[[wikipedia:BBTV Channel 7|Bangkok Broadcasting & TV Co Ltd / BBTV-Channel 7]]
||2008------||||||||||||||||
*Series also written as '''"ดอกเตอร์ฮู"'''
*[http://www.ch7.com/activities/activities_detail.aspx?catId=52&proId=254&contentId=32250 BBTV- Doctor Who page]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=thailand+channel+7&pos=190&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via Fox Channel Asia - see below
|-
|'''[[Turkey|TURKEY]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:Cine5|Cine5]]
||2008------||||||||||||||||
*[http://forum.divxplanet.com/index.php?showtopic=79412 Turkish Doctor Who fan blog]
*[http://www.doctorwho.gen.tr/content.php?s=53e8bedc17336a78f13183ff7c007dd3 Turkish Doctor Who fan page]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=turkey&pos=180&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Turkey|TURKEY]] 2'''

*[[wikipedia:CNBC-e|CNBC-e]] / [[wikipedia:e2 (TV channel)|e2]]
||2009-09---||2010-01---||2010-07---||2011-------||2011-------||2011-12-25||2013-01-06||||[[File:CNBCePromo.JPG |left|thumb|250px|CNBC-e series 2 promo image]]{{clear}}
*CNBC-e is an affiliate of the American network, NBC
*CNBC-e and e2 are sister channels
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JIeUSZBTBM CNBC-e trailer for Series 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQr5whsWIKs CNBC-e trailer for Series 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=3XbquzqtBa4 CNBC-e trailer for Series 2]
|-
|'''[[Ukraine|UKRAINE 1]]'''

*[[wikipedia:ICTV (Ukraine)|ICTV]]
||2008------||2008------||||||||||||||[[File:UkraineDVD.JPG|left|thumb|200px|Ukraine Series 1 DVD]]{{clear}}
*Series called '''"Доктор Ху"'''
*Only Series 1 and 2 aired
*[http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/bbcworldwide/worldwidestories/pressreleases/2007/06_june/drama_ukraine.shtml BBC Press Release – sale to ICTV]
*[http://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%94%D0%BE%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%BE%D1%80_%D0%A5%D1%82%D0%BE Ukraine Wikipedia page]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=ukraine&pos=250&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[Ukraine|UKRAINE 2]]'''

*STB channel KuyTB (renamed [[wikipedia::uk:КуйТБ|QTV]] in 2010)
||2010-02-22||2010------||2010------||2010------||2010------||2010------||||||[[File:DrKyQTV.JPG|left|thumb|250px|QTV promo image]]{{clear}}
*Series 1, 2 , 4 and 5 were called '''"Доктор Ху"''', but Series 3 was called '''"Доктор Хто"'''
*Series 1 to Series 4 (but not "Voyage of the Damned")
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX5vy1AMsgA QTV Doktop Xy Trailer]
|-
|'''[[United Arab Emirates|UNITED ARAB EMIRATES]]'''

*[[wikipedia:Dubai One|Dubai One]]
||||||2008-12---||||||||||||
*This channel was previously known as '''Channel 33''', on which '''Doctor Who''' had aired in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=dubai&pos=50&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The series was also available via Style UK / Showtime Arabia - see below
|-
|'''[[United States|UNITED STATES]] 1'''

*[[wikipedia:Syfy|Sci-Fi Channel / Syfy]]
||
2006-03-17
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2006-09-29

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2006-12-25

2007-07-06
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2007-12-25

2008-04-05
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||
||
||
[[File:USSCIFI.jpg|left|thumb|550px|SCI-FI Channel promo image]]{{clear}}
*Series 1 to 4 only
|-
|'''[[United States|UNITED STATES]] 2'''

*[[BBC America]]
||
||
||
||
||
2009-06-27

2009-07-26

2009-12-19

2009-12-26

2010-01-02
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2010-04-17
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2010-12-25

2011-04-23

2011-08-27
||
2011-12-25

2012-09-01

2012-12-25

2013-03-30
||[[File:BBCAmerica.JPG|left|thumb|200px|BBC America Series 5 promo image, 2010]][[File:DWS7image.JPG|left|thumb|200px|BBC America Series 7 promo image]]{{clear}}
*The 2009 Specials and Series 5 onwards
*[http://www.bbcamerica.com/doctor-who/ BBC America Doctor Who page]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-huVUvv7MMw BBC America trailer for Series 5]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8Gx3MnIEY8 BBC America trailer for Series 6]
|-
|'''[[United States|UNITED STATES]] 3'''

*[[wikipedia:PBS|PBS]]
||2007-04---||2008-04---||----------||----------||----------||----------||----------||----------||
*A number of Public Broadcasting Service stations aired the new series. By late 2007, there were some 45 or so stations carrying the new series
*[[KTEH]] channel 54 in [[San Jose]], [[California]] was the first of the PBS stations to acquire the new series.
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=kteh&pos=170&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/message/465 THIS WEEK IN DW KTEH announcement]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/message/631 THIS WEEK IN DW Series 2 acquired]
|-
|'''VIETNAM'''

*VBC
||2011------||||||||||||||||
*Series was called '''"Bác Sĩ Vô Danh"'''
*The episodes were subtitled
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF2DDpW7CwE Trailer in Vietnamese]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYeveeiiMWw YouTube clip – subtitled]
*[http://vbc.com.vn/ct_chuongtrinh.php?id=36 VBC Doctor Who page]
|}

=='''BBC ENTERTAINMENT (MULTIPLE COUNTRIES)'''==

'''[[wikipedia:BBC Prime|BBC PRIME]] and [[wikipedia:BBC Entertainment|BBC ENTERTAINMENT]]'''►►►
[[File:BBCEntindex.JPG|left|thumb|150px|Index of BBC Entertainment channels]]
*The BBC operated a number of satellite and cable stations across different regions of the globe. Initially known as [[BBC Prime]] (see our [[BBC Prime|dedicated page]]), the network was later rebranded as '''BBC Entertainment''' ([http://www.bbcentertainment.com Official Website]). Each region carried its own scheduling, but on occasion – and as such applied to '''Doctor Who''' - programming across all stations and regions was synchronised so that the same programme was broadcast simultaneously. In most cases, the programme was broadcast in English, although some countries had the facility to broadcast with subtitles:

{| {{sortable}} style=white-space: pre; text-align:left; vertical-align:text-top;
!'''Satellite/Cable_Provider'''!!'''Regions/Countries_served'''!! '''S1(2005)'''!!'''S2(2006)'''!!'''S3(2007)'''!!'''S4(2008)'''!!'''SP(2009)'''!!'''S5(2010)'''!!'''S6(2011)'''!!'''S7(2012/13)'''!!'''Notes'''
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Europe)'''||[[:Category:Europe|Europe]] (including [[Austria]]; Azerbaijan; Belarus; [[Belgium]]; Bosnia & Herzegovina; [[Bulgaria]]; [[Croatia]]; [[Cyprus]]; [[Czech Republic]]; Estonia; [[France]]; Georgia; [[Germany]]; [[Greece]]; [[Hungary]]; [[Ireland]]; [[Italy]]; Latvia; [[Lithuania]]; [[Luxembourg]]; Macedonia; [[Malta]]; Moldova; [[Monaco]]; [[Netherlands]]; [[Portugal]]; [[Russia|Russian Federation]]; Serbia; Slovakia; [[Slovenia]]; [[Spain]]; [[Switzerland]]; [[Turkey]]; [[Ukraine]] (although '''Doctor Who''' was not necessarily available in all locations due to language)||
2007-09-01
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2007-12-22

2008-02-09
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2012-10-06
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||
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2013-03-31
||[[File:BBCPrimeNew.JPG|left|thumb|325px|BBC Prime schedule for Series 1, 1 September 2007]]{{clear}}
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n24nUzbGrto BBC Prime trailer for Series 1]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22bbc+entertainment%22&pos=390&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*BBC Prime (Europe) became BBC Entertainment (Europe) in November 2009
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Polska)'''||[[Poland]]||||||||||||||||||
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment ([[South Africa]])'''||[[South Africa]]||||2008-09---||2009-04---||2010-04---||2010-11---||2010-11-15||
||
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2013-04-06
||
*BBC Prime (South Africa) became BBC Entertainment ([[South Africa]]) in September 2008
*[http://www.bbcsouthafrica.com/programme-search?p=doctor-who BBC South Africa Series 7 synopses]
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Asia)'''||[[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Asia]], including [[Hong Kong]] (on Channel N529); [[Indonesia]]; [[Korea (South)]] (dubbed into Korean); [[Malaysia]]; [[Singapore]]; [[Taiwan]]; [[Thailand]]; [[India]] (from 2008)||2006------||2007-08-18||2008-12---||2010-07---||2011-01---||2011-01-22||||||[[File:BBCEnt.JPG|left|thumb|300px|Start of Series 2, BBC Entertainment, channel N529 in Hong Kong, four times a day! 18 August 2007]]{{clear}}
*BBC Prime (Asia) became BBC Entertainment (Asia) in October 2006
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=philippines&submit=Search&charset=UTF-8 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The [[Indonesia]] channel launched in early 2013 as pay-TV service broadcasts via the Biznet Networks "Max3" satellite
*[http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2012/12/burma-181212103008.html News report]
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Nordic)'''||Scandinavia (specifically [[Denmark]]; [[Finland]]; [[Iceland]]; [[Norway]]; [[Sweden]])||||||2009-08---||2010-04---||||||2013-03---||||
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Latin America)'''||Latin America (specifically [[Argentina]]; [[Bolivia]]; [[Chile]]; [[Colombia]]; [[Costa Rica]]; [[Dominican Republic]]; [[Ecuador]]; [[El Salvador]]; [[Guatemala]]; Haiti; [[Honduras]]; [[Mexico]]; [[Nicaragua]]; [[Panama]]; [[Paraguay]]; [[Peru]]; [[Puerto Rico]]; [[Uruguay]]; [[Venezuela]]; [[Brazil]] (via [[wikipedia:Net S.A.|NET S.A]] satellite from 2010)||2009------||2009------||2009-11---||||||||||||
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Romania)'''||[[Romania]]||||||||2013-03---||||||2013-04-20||||
|-
|►'''BBC Prime / BBC Entertainment (Brazil)'''||[[Brazil]]||||||2013-04---||2013-03---||||||2013-04-20||||
|-
|►'''[[wikipedia:BBC Persian Television|BBC Persia]]'''||Specifically [[Iran]]||2012-04-15||||||||||||||||
*Series was dubbed
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HxHiM20lEI BBC Persian promo for Doctor Who #1 (in Farsi)]
*[http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/tv/2011/04/110407_l42_vid_doctor_who_promo.shtml BBC Persian promo for Doctor Who #2 (in Farsi)]
*[http://www.facebook.com/pages/%D9%85%D8%AC%D9%85%D9%88%D8%B9%D9%87-%D8%AF%DA%A9%D8%AA%D8%B1-%D9%87%D9%88-BBC-Persian-Dr-Who/176142362436386 BBC Persian Doctor Who Facebook page]
*[http://www.facebook.com/Iranian.DoctorWho.Fans Iranian Doctor Who Fans Facebook page]
|-
|►'''BBC Entertainment (Burma)'''||Burma||||||||||||||||||
*This pay-TV service commenced from 1 January 2013
*[http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2012/12/burma-181212103008.html News report]
|-
|►'''BBC Entertainment (Middle East)'''||Middle East and North Africa (specifically Afghanistan; [[Algeria]]; [[Bahrain]]; Chad; Djibouti; [[Egypt]]; [[Iran]]; [[Iraq]]; [[Jordan]]; Kazakhstan; [[Kuwait]]; [[Lebanon]]; [[Libya]]; Mauritania; [[Morocco]]; Oman; Palestinian Territories; [[Qatar]]; [[Saudi Arabia]]; Somalia; Sudan; [[Syria]]; [[Tunisia]]; [[United Arab Emirates]]; Yemen||||||||2013------||||||||||
|-
|}

=='''SYFY (MULTIPLE COUNTRIES)'''==

'''[[wikipedia:Syfy Universal|SCI-FI UNIVERSAL / SYFY UNIVERSAL]]''' ►►►
[[File:SyfyUni.JPG|left|thumb|300px|Generic Syfy Universal promo image]]
*These stations are franchises of the US [[wikipedia:SCI-FI|Sci-Fi / Syfy Channel]] (see above), with transmissions across [[:Category:Europe|Europe]], [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Asia]], and [[:Category:Central America|Central America]]. All the stations were rebranded as '''Syfy Universal''' from April 2010:

{| {{sortable}} style=white-space: pre; text-align:left; vertical-align:text-top;
!'''Satellite/Cable_Provider'''!!'''Regions/Countries_served'''!! '''S1(2005)'''!!'''S2(2006)'''!!'''S3(2007)'''!!'''S4(2008)'''!!'''SP(2009)'''!!'''S5(2010)'''!!'''S6(2011)'''!!'''S7(2012/13)'''!!'''Notes'''
|-
|►'''[[wikipedia:Syfy Universal (Portugal)|Syfy Universal - Portugal]]'''||[[Portugal]]||2010-10-07||2010------||2011-02---||2011-05---
||
2011------

2011-10-07
||2011-09-01||2011-10-20||2013-11-05||
*Series was subtitled
*From 2011, the station was also available in Angola and [[Mozambique]]
*The latter three 2009 Specials aired midway through Series 5!
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yCLiUuVKbk Syfy Trailer 1]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFIDrUeyYJg Syfy Trailer 2]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOXCexAkrn0 Syfy Trailer 3]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrGmoK0DwOE Syfy Trailer 4]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TrDrsqb1wg Syfy Trailer 5]

*[http://www.syfy.pt/programas/doctor-who-s1 Syfy's Doctor Who page]
|-
|►'''[[wikipedia:Syfy Universal (Russia)|Syfy Universal - Russia]]'''||[[Russia]]||2008------||2008-09---||||||||||||||[[File:Doktop.JPG‎ |left||right|thumb|200px|]]
* Series was called '''"Доктор Кто"''' (Doktop Who)
*Series was dubbed and/or subtitled
*[http://www.syfy.ru/shows/doktor-kto-s5 Syfy's Doctor Who page]
|-
|►'''[[wikipedia:Syfy Universal (Germany)|Sci-Fi / Syfy Universal - Germany]]'''||[[Germany]]
||
2008-01-08
||
2008-06-08

2008-06-08
||
||
||
||
||
||
||
[[File:SyfyGermany.JPG|left|thumb|200px|Sci-Fi Germany promo image]]{{clear}}
*Series 1 and 2 only
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOu15rf9gyU Sci-Fi Germany trailer for Series 1]
|-
|►'''[[wikipedia:Syfy Universal (Benelux)|Sci-Fi / Syfy Universal - Benelux]]'''||[[Netherlands]]; [[Belgium]]; [[Luxembourg]]||||||2008-09---||2008-12-25||||||2012-05---||||
*Syfy Benelux took over the Series from Netherland's NED 2, who had aired Series 2 only; Syfy commenced from Series 3
*Series was subtitled
*[http://www.syfy.nl/series/doctor-who-s5 Syfy's Doctor Who Series 5 page with trailer]
*[http://www.syfy.nl/series/doctor-who-s6 Syfy's Doctor Who Series 6 page with trailer]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22syfy+universal%22&pos=20&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|►'''[[wikipedia:Syfy Universal (Spain)|Syfy Universal - Spain]]'''||[[Spain]]||2008-03---||2009------||2009-08---||2010-01---||2010-08---||2010-08---||||||[[File:SyfySpain2.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Syfy Spain promo image]][[File:SyfySpain.JPG|left|thumb|325px|Doctor Who on Syfy Spain, 11 September 2010]]{{clear}}
*Series was dubbed and/or subtitled
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjiKiUSH46I Syfy Spain trailer for Series 5]
*[http://www.syfy.es/doctor-who Syfy's Doctor Who Series 1 page]
*[http://www.syfy.es/DoctorWho-t6 Syfy's Doctor Who Series 6 page]
*[http://hemeroteca.lavanguardia.com/search.html?q=%22doctor+who%22&bd=01&bm=06&by=2005&ed=31&em=12&ey=2011&keywords=&__checkbox_home=true&edition=&exclude=&excludeAds=true&sortBy=date&order=asc LaVanguardia newspaper archive: billings]
|-
|}

=='''OTHER SATELLITE & CABLE STATIONS (MULTIPLE COUNTRIES)'''==

*For some countries, particularly in [[:Category:Europe|Europe]] and south east [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Asia]], the relaunched series of '''Doctor Who''' was available on cable or satellite stations that served multiple countries at the same time; while some of the following also had a domestic station carrying the series (see above), for many, "pay-per-view" was the only means by which they could see the brand new Series.

{| {{sortable}} style=white-space: pre; text-align:left; vertical-align:text-top;
!'''Satellite/Cable_Provider'''!!'''Regions/Countries_served'''!! '''S1(2005)'''!!'''S2(2006)'''!!'''S3(2007)'''!!'''S4(2008)'''!!'''SP(2009)'''!!'''S5(2010)'''!!'''S6(2011)'''!!'''S7(2012/13)'''!!'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[wikipedia:AXN|AXN (EUROPE)]] / [[wikipedia:AXN Sci Fi|AXN SCI FI]]'''||Eastern Europe, specifically [[Poland]]; [[Hungary]]; [[Czech Republic]]; [[Croatia]]; [[Romania]]; [[Bulgaria]]||2010-04-06||2010-06---||2010-07---||2010-08---||2010-10---||2011-10-04||||||[[File:AXNpromo.JPG|left|thumb|250px|AXN Sci-Fi promo image]]{{clear}}
*Part of the [[wikipedia:AXN|AXN]] network
*Series was dubbed and/or subtitled as required in each country
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bGIBSTUI18 AXN Sci-FI Trailer for Series 1]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8F_fQhpBs4 AXN Sci-FI Trailer for Series 2]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFlUmZOlzWw AXN Sci-FI Trailer for "The Runaway Bride"]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJKu0rPTYOM AXN Sci-FI Trailer for Series 3]
*[http://www.axnscifi-bg.com/shows/doktor-khu AXN Sci-Fi's Doctor Who page (Bulgarian)]
*[http://www.axnscifi.pl/shows/doktor-who AXN Sci-Fi's Doctor Who page (Polish)]
*AXN Sci-Fi replaced AXN (Europe)
* Episodes were subtitled (Series 1 had previously aired in a dubbed format in [[Bulgaria]] – see above)
*[http://serialetari.com/stiri/doctor-who-la-axn-sci-fi.html Fan Blog]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22axn%22&pos=20&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[wikipedia:Digital Plus|DIGITAL + / PEOPLE+ARTS]]'''||[[Spain]], [[Portugal]]||2006-01-19||||||||||||||||[[File:PeopleArts.JPG|thumb|left|250px|Listing for People+Arts, 19 January 2006]]{{clear}}
*Series was dubbed and/or subtitled
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=Mexico&pos=390&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*The station is now called Canal+
|-
|'''[[wikipedia:Liv|DISCOVERY PLUS PEOPLE+ARTS]]'''||Latin America (including: [[Mexico]]; [[:Category:Central America|Central America]]; [[Brazil]] (via [[wikipedia:NET S.A.|NET SA]] from 2010); and [[Argentina]], [[Chile]], [[Colombia]] and [[Venezuela]] (via [[wikipedia:List of DirecTV channels (Latin America)|DirecTV (Canal 201)]] from 2012)||2006-01-19||2007-02---||2007-10-03||||||2012-05-20||2012/2013||||[[File:DirecTV.JPG|left|thumb|250px|DirecTV promo image]]{{clear}}
*This Discovery Plus channel is not associated with the similarly-named station on Digital Plus
*Series 1 to 4 was dubbed and/or subtitled
*Series 5 onwards was subtitled only
*[http://tvmediablog.wordpress.com/2012/05/16/doctor-who-estrena-en-ondirectv/ Press Release]
*[http://teleseries.uol.com.br/terceira-temporada-de-doctor-who-no-peoplearts/ People+Arts articles 1]
*[http://teleseries.uol.com.br/tag/doctor-who/ People+Arts articles 2]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W8dMKFWsQI DirecTV promo for Series 5]
*Series 6 is due to start on OnDIRECTV in Latin America in 2012 or early 2013 – [http://press.bbcworldwideamericas.com/press-release.jsp?id=92834 PRESS RELEASE (November 2012)]
|-
|'''[[wikipedia:Fox Channel Asia|FOX CHANNEL ASIA]]'''||[[Japan]]; [[Korea (South)]]; [[Philippines]]; [[Thailand]]||2006------||||||||||||||||
*Series was dubbed and/or subtitled
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=fox+%22south+korea%22&pos=70&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|'''[[wikipedia:Style UK|SHOWTIME / STYLE UK]]''' (renamed Orbit Showtime from 2010)||[[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]] (including [[Bahrain]]; [[Kuwait]]; Oman; [[Qatar]]; [[United Arab Emirates]]); North Africa (including [[Egypt]]; [[Morocco]]); Levant areas (including [[Cyprus]]; [[Iraq]]; [[Israel]]; [[Jordan]]; [[Lebanon]]; [[Syria]]; [[Turkey]])||2005-12-22||2006-12---||2008-05---||2009-10---||||||||||
*Series was dubbed and/or subtitled
*[http://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D8%AF%D9%83%D8%AA%D9%88%D8%B1_%D9%87%D9%88 Arabic Wikipedia page]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=%22style+uk%22&pos=50&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DW]
*[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=emirates&submit=Search&charset=UTF-8 THIS WEEK IN DW]
|-
|}

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{{Under construction}}
[[Category:Europe]]

Broadcasts around the World

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='''CLASSIC SERIES'''=
Classic era '''Doctor Who''' has screened in the following countries identified directly from official [[BBC Records]], anecdotal evidence or other reliable sources
{{image table
|[[File:FinTimes1965.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Financial Times, 27 April 1965]]
|[[File:BBCtvENTGlobe.jpg|right|thumb|BBC Enterprises globe]]
}}

==Countries A to Z==

The following countries are those which [[BBC Records]] or other reliable sources report that the series was sold to, and for which airdates (even if only partial) have been confirmed:

'''NOTE''': For those few countries marked with '''##''' we have not as yet been able to locate or confirm clear airdates

'''NOTE''': For those few countries marked '''??''', they are recorded in BBC paperwork, but there is some doubt as to whether the series did ever air

<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
*[[Aden]]
*[[Algeria]]
*[[Australia]]
**(see also [[Papua New Guinea]])

*[[Bahamas]]
*[[Bahrain]]
*[[Bangladesh]]
*[[Barbados]]
**(see also [[Saint Lucia]])
*[[Bermuda]]
*[[Brazil]] ??
*[[Brunei]]

*[[Canada]]
*[[Chile]]
*[[Colombia]]
*[[Costa Rica]]
*[[Croatia]]
*[[Cyprus]]
*[[Czech Republic]]

*[[Denmark]]
*[[Dominica]] ??
*[[Dominican Republic]] ??

*[[Ecuador]]
*[[Ethiopia]]

*[[Falkland Islands]]
*[[France]]

*[[Germany]]
** also [[British Forces Broadcasting Service|BFBS]]
*[[Ghana]]
*[[Gibraltar]]
*[[Greece]]
*[[Guam]]
*[[Guatemala]] ??

*[[Honduras]] ##
*[[Hong Kong]]

*[[Iran]]
*[[Ireland]] (Republic of)
*[[Italy]]

*[[Jamaica]]
*[[Japan]]
*[[Jordan]]

*[[Kenya]]
*[[Korea (South)]]

</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">

*[[Lebanon]]
*[[Libya]] ##
*[[Lithuania]]

*[[Malaysia]]
*[[Maldives]] ??
*[[Malta]]
*[[Mauritius]]
*[[Mexico]]
*[[Monaco]]
*[[Morocco]] ##

*[[Netherlands]] (Holland)
*[[New Zealand]]
*[[Nicaragua]]
*[[Nigeria]]

*[[Philippines]]
*[[Poland]]
*[[Puerto Rico]]

*[[Qatar]] ##

*[[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe]]
*[[Romania]]

*[[Saudi Arabia]]
*[[Seychelles]]
*([[Scotland]])
*[[Sierra Leone]]
*[[Singapore]]
*[[Spain]]
*[[Sri Lanka]]
*[[Swaziland]]
*[[Sweden]]

*[[Taiwan]]
*[[Thailand]]
*[[Trinidad & Tobago]]
*[[Tunisia]]
*[[Turkey]]

*[[Uganda]]
*[[United Arab Emirates]] (Abu Dhabi/Dubai)
*[[:Category:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
**[[Scotland]]
**[[Wales]]
**[[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC Repeats]]
*[[United States]] - see table of States below

*[[Venezuela]]
*([[Wales]])

*[[Yugoslavia]]

*[[Zambia]] </div>

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==United States of America (table of States)==

For the handful of States tagged ** we have no screening details at all for the classic series (that is aside from the 1996 [[TV Movie]] which had nationwide network coverage.) Even if the regular series wasn't broadcast by a local station, viewers might still have been able to see the series on a station transmitting from a neighbouring State. (The only exception to that would of course be Hawaii!)

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|[[Alabama]]||[[Idaho]]**||[[Michigan]]||[[New York]]||[[Tennessee]]
|-
|[[Alaska]]||[[Illinois]]||[[Minnesota]]||[[North Carolina]]||[[Texas]]
|-
|[[Arizona]]||[[Indiana]]||[[Mississippi]]||[[North Dakota]]||[[Utah]]
|-
|[[Arkansas]]||[[Iowa]]||[[Missouri]]||[[Ohio]]||[[Vermont]]
|-
|[[California]]||[[Kansas]]||[[Montana]]**||[[Oklahoma]]||[[Virginia]]
|-
|[[Colorado]]||[[Kentucky]]||[[Nebraska]]||[[Oregon]]||[[Washington]]
|-
|[[Connecticut]]||[[Louisiana]]||[[Nevada]]||[[Pennsylvania]]||[[Washington DC]]
|-
|[[Delaware]]**||[[Maine]]||[[New Hampshire]]||[[Rhode Island]]||[[West Virginia]]
|-
|[[Florida]]||[[Maryland]]||[[New Jersey]]||[[South Carolina]]||[[Wisconsin]]
|-
|[[Georgia]]||[[Massachusetts]]||[[New Mexico]]||[[South Dakota]]||[[Wyoming]]**
|-
|[[Hawaii]]**||||||||[[:Category:US_cable_stations|US Cable channels]]
|-
|}

==BBC Repeats==

The '''BBC''' repeated numerous episodes on its other terrestrial channels, such as on '''[[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4]]''', as well as on its own cable and satellite stations.
*[[British Broadcasting Corporation|BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4]]
*[[:Category:United Kingdom|UK Cable and Satellite]]

==Cable and Satellite==

'''Doctor Who''' aired on a number of '''[[Cable and Satellite]]''' stations and '''[[:Category:Online Services|Online streaming platforms]]''':

*[[HBO OLE]] cable station serving Central and South America
*[[Horror Channel]]
*[[:Category:Cable and Satellite|Cable and Satellite]] stations which served Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and Asia, such as:
**[[BBC TV Europe]]
**[[BBC World Service Television Europe]]
**[[BBC Prime]]
**[[Super Channel]]
**[[TV4 Science Fiction]]
**[[Uniseries]]
*[[:Category:US cable stations|US Cable Stations]]

and on [[:Category:Online Services|Online streaming platforms]], such as:
<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
*[[Amazon Prime]]
*[[BBC Store]]
*[[Britbox]]
*[[HBO Max]]
*[[Homechoice]]
*[[Hulu]]
*[[iTunes]]
</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">
*[[Netflix]]
*[[Plex]]
*[[Pluto TV]]
*[[Roku]]
*[[Tubi]]
*[[Twitch]]
*[[Vudu]]
*[[In-flight TV Systems]]
</div>
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<br />

==Relayed Broadcasts==

Several countries in [[:Category:Europe|Western Europe]] only saw '''Doctor Who''' on UK satellite channels and/or from transmissions received from a neighbouring country:

<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
*[[Austria]]
*[[Belgium]]
*[[Finland]]
*[[Germany|West Germany]] (on the [[British Forces Broadcasting Service]])
</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">
*[[Luxembourg]]
*[[Norway]]
*[[Switzerland]]
</div>
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<br />

Likewise, several countries in [[:Category:Central America|Central America]] and [[:Category:South America|South America]] only had the series on satellite channels, or via transmissions from a neighbouring country:

<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
*[[Argentina]]
*[[Belize]]
*[[Bolivia]]
*[[El Salvador]]
</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">
*[[Panama]]
*[[Paraguay]]
*[[Uruguay]]
</div>
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<br />

'''Doctor Who''' was not sold ''per se'' to these broadcasters, but the series was unofficially available because transmissions were relayed from another country:

*American Virgin Islands (relayed from [[Puerto Rico]])
*British Virgin Islands (relayed from [[Puerto Rico]])
*[[Papua New Guinea]] (relayed from [[Australia]])
*[[Saint Lucia]] (relayed from [[Barbados]])
*[[Macau]] (signals from [[Hong Kong]])
*Satellite stations broadcasting from the south-eastern [[United States]] could be received in a number of the smaller islands in the Caribbean, such as the Dutch Antilles.
*From the late 1990s, the US cable and satellite station [[BBC America]] was also available in a number of the smaller Caribbean countries, such as the Cayman Islands, Grenada, Bonaire, Curaçao, and Sint Maarten. It was also available on the Northern Mariana Islands in the Pacific.

See also the section on the [[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]] - the Arabic countries of the Persian Gulf received TV broadcasts from their neighbours.

==Other Countries==

Although '''Doctor Who''' did not screen on television in these countries or territories, it was known there because of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, the 1996 [[TV Movie]], or novelisations, videos and other merchandise that was available:

<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
*[[Canary Islands]]
*[[China]]
*[[Egypt]]
*[[Hungary]]
*[[Iceland]]
*[[India]]
*[[Israel]]
</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">
*[[Madeira]]
*[[Pakistan]]
*[[Portugal]]
*[[Russia]]
*[[Slovenia]]
*[[South Africa]]
*[[Syria]]
*[[Ukraine]]
</div>

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<br />

==Countries Unconfirmed==

The following countries '''apparently''' screened the series - or just the [[TV Movie]] - but the only "evidence" is anecdotal rather than from any official [[BBC Records]] or other reliable sources, and for which no airdates have been located:

<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
*[[Ascension Island]]
*[[Botswana]]
*[[Burkina Faso]]
*[[Indonesia]]
</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">
*[[Iraq]]
*[[Kuwait]]
*[[Nepal]]
*[[Peru]] </div>

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<br />

==Regions==

Each country falls into one of eight continents or global regions:

<div style="float:left; width:48%;">
[[:Category:Africa|Africa]]

[[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Australasia/Asia]]

[[:Category:Caribbean|Caribbean]]

[[:Category:Europe|Europe]] (inc Mediterranean)
</div>

<div style="float:right; width:48%;">
[[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]]

[[:Category:North America|North America]]

[[:Category:Central America|Central America]]

[[:Category:South America|South America]]
</div>
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<br />

='''NEW SERIES'''=
[[File:NewSeriesIconC.JPG|left|100px]]{{clear}}
The "New" series of '''Doctor Who''' that was launched in 2005 has been broadcast domestically in over 40 countries, as well as reaching far wider audiences via satellite and cable stations that cover whole continents.

Our snap-shot coverage of the new series (for 2005 to 2013) can be seen on our dedicated page:
* [[New Series|NEW SERIES]]
*[[The Day of the Doctor]]

==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
*[[Spanish]]
*[[Arabic]]
*[[:Category:Airdates|Airdates]]
*[[First airings by location]]

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== Summary ==
Cover of Taiwan VHS release supplied

Turkey

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'''[[Wikipedia:Turkey|TURKEY]]''' is located in south eastern [[:Category:Europe|Europe]], but it is also considered to be part of [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Asia]].
{{TOC right}}

==Profile==
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|'''Country Number (63)'''||1988||[[Selling Doctor Who|THIRD WAVE]]
|-
|'''Region'''||[[:Category:Europe|Europe]] / [[:Category:Australasia/Asia|Asia]]||
|-
|'''Television commenced'''||31 January 1968||
|-
|'''Colour System'''||15 March 1984||[[:Wikipedia:PAL|PAL]]
|-
|'''[[WRTH|Population]]'''||1987||51.420 million
|-
|'''[[WRTH|TV Sets]]'''||1987||5.01 million
|-
|'''Language/s'''||Turkish||Dubbed
|-
|}

==Television Stations / Channels==

Turkey began its television service in January 1968.

There is just one television station: '''[[wikipedia:Turkish Radio and Television Corporation|Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT)]]'''. This station operated two channels.

Colour transmissions commenced on 15 March 1984, using the [[Wikipedia:PAL|PAL]] colour broadcast system.

[[Germany|German]] cable station '''RTL-Plus''' was also available in Turkey. Turkish newspaper that carry billings for that channel have listings for '''"Doktor Who Yeni dizi"''', which means 'Science fiction'.

==Language/s==

The principal language of Turkey is Turkish. Imported foreign television programmes were dubbed.

=='''DOCTOR WHO IN TURKEY (DOKTOR WHO / DR KIM)'''==

Turkey is (we estimate) the '''63rd''' country to screen '''Doctor Who''' (see [[Selling Doctor Who]].)

[[File:MoviePoster.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Turkish Dalek movie poster]]

==DALEK MOVIES==
===[[Peter Cushing|PETER CUSHING]] Movies===

The second of the two [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies screened in Turkey from '''16 December 1968''' under the title '''"Daleks Fezadan Saldiranlar 2150 Yili"'''. It was subtitled.

* [http://www.turkishposter.com/movie-poster/40/doctor-who-dalleks-fezadan-saldiranlar TURKISH MOVIE POSTERS]

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==[[BBC Records]]==
[[File:ComedyTurkey.jpg|thumb|right|150px|..."a comedy show" in Turkey; Gary Lee, Observer, 13 January 1980]]
Turkey is not named in any of our main [[BBC Records]] sources.

On '''13 January 1980''', in his article "Welcome Back Dr Who", Gary Lee wrote that ''"In Turkey, they think of it as a comedy show..."''

Just over a year later, someone who had seen and remembered Lee's article wrote to '''DWM''' (issue #52, cover dated May 1981), declaring: ''"Turkey has had the '''Doctor Who''' series for many years now but apparently the show goes out over there under the banner of "comedy"".

Given the 13 January 1980 publication date of Lee's item, any broadcasts in Turkey would have been by no later than 1979.

Colour broadcasts did not commence in Turkey until 1984, so any episodes of '''Doctor Who''' Lee claims to have occurred would have been in black and white.

BBC sales documentation (see '''DWM''' #445) indicates that [[Spearhead from Space]], [[Doctor Who and the Silurians]] and [[The Ambassadors of Death]] were sold to Turkey by November 1977, but these sales were all subsequently "cancelled" two months later, in January 1978.

It's possible that the episodes referred to were therefore [[Tom Baker stories]] (after all, Tom Baker could be considered funny). But we have not been able to find any listings for the series from 1977 to 1981, which suggest the series '''did not''' screen. However, the newspapers for that period did often have a non-descript '''"Program for Children"''', which may have been '''Doctor Who'''…

'''Doctor Who''' '''did''' later screen in '''1988'''; this places the sale over a year after the 1987 listing from '''The Eighties''' was compiled which is why Turkey is not recorded there.

Of course, given that he also claims that '''"[[Shada]]"''' is airing in the UK "on Saturday", Lee might have completely made up the claim that '''Doctor Who''' had aired in Turkey...

==Novelisations (1975)==
[[File:Turkey KKK Novel.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Turkish novelisation]]
Publisher Remzi Kitabevi of Istanbul released six of the early Hartnell, Troughton and Pertwee Target novelisations in 1975. They used the same artwork as that adorning the Target novels. These were released under the name '''"DOKTOR KIM"''':

* '''DOKTOR KIM VE DALEKLER''' (''The Daleks'') ([[The Daleks]])
* '''DOKTOR KIM VE SIBERMENLER''' (''The Cybermen'') ([[The Moonbase]])
* '''DOKTOR KIM VE KORKUNÇ KARADAMLARI''' (''The Scary Snow Priests'') ([[The Abominable Snowmen]])
* '''DOKTOR KIM VE OTONLAR''' (''The Autons'') ([[Spearhead from Space]])
* '''DOKTOR KIM VE GIZLI SILAH''' (''The Secret Weapon'') ([[Colony in Space]])
* '''DOKTOR KIM VE DALEK BASKINI''' (''The Dalek Attack'') ([[Day of the Daleks]])

A seventh title was planned, but this was not published:

* '''DOKTOR KIM VE PELADON GEZEGENI''' (''The Peladon Planet'') ([[The Curse of Peladon]])
.
.

'''Doktor Kim ve Dalek Baskini''', as an example, has the following points of interest:
** The Turkish equivalent of "EXTERMINATE!" is "ONLARI YOK EDIN!"
** The head of UNIT gets a promotion to: General Alasteyr Lethbric-Stüvirt
** The Doktor is a Zaman Lordlari
** The Daleks have ape-like servants called Ogronlar
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==Stories bought and broadcast==
[[File:TRTTV.JPG|thumb|right|150px|Generic TV listing from a 1970s newspaper showing "Program for Children" 19.05pm – could listings like this be for '''Doctor Who'''?]]

===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===

'''1988'''

Four stories, 14 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
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|4A||[[Robot]]||4||Gizli Silah||Secret Weapon
|-
|4B||[[The Sontaran Experiment]]||2
|-
|4C||[[The Ark in Space]]||4
|-
|4D||[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]||4
|-
|}

Turkey therefore bought the standard package of GROUP A [[Tom Baker stories]]. (Presumably [[Genesis of the Daleks]] was not part of the package due to the usual rights issues associated with the Daleks.)

The series would have been supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks, that were later dubbed into Turkish.

==Transmission==

===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===

'''1970s?'''

If any episodes did air in the late 1970s (per the ''Observer'' and '''DWM'''), we have not been able to find any listings. Turkish newspapers have been checked for 1977 to 1981, but no direct billings for '''Doctor Who''' (or its Turkish equivalents) could be found.

TV listings often just had generic billings such as a half-hour '''"Program for Children"''', such as the example at right.

'''1988'''

The series did air on '''TRT's''' second channel - '''Program 2''' in 1988; it commenced on Thursday, '''9 June 1988''', at 7.35pm.

Four weeks later, from '''9 July''', the series shifted to Saturdays. The final episode aired on '''17 September 1988'''. The newspaper actually accounts for '''15''' listings for the series; presumably one of the episodes, '''30 June''' or '''9 July''' was pre-empted.

Thirteen of the billed episodes aired at 7.35pm; two aired at the slightly earlier time of 7.30pm.

The series aired – as was usual for foreign broadcasters – in production order, as per the table above. The printed synopsis for the first story mentions a "robotu", the second featured "Santrallers", the third was set on a "satellite", and the fourth had "Saybirmenler" and "Vogans".

There is no clear record that Turkey screened '''Doctor Who''' again.

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|[[File:Turk88Jun9.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Doktor Who changes his form…, first episode, 9 June 1988]]|[[File:TurkeyEp1.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Turkish Daily News, "Episode One", 9 June 1988]]|[[File:Turkey 16Jun88.JPG| thumb|right|200px|"Gizli Silah" (Secret Weapon), 16 June 1988]]
}}
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|[[File:Turk88Jun19.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Dr Who attempts to humanize a robot, 23 June 1988]]|[[File:Turkey30Jun88.JPG|thumb|right|200px|"Gizli Silah" (Secret Weapon), 30 June 1988]]|[[File:Turk88Jul23.JPG| thumb|right|200px|23 July 1988]]
}}
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|[[File:Turkey23Jul88.JPG|thumb|right|200px|"Santraller" experiment on people, 23 July 1988]]|[[File:Turkey30Jul88.JPG| thumb|right|200px|... on a "satellite", 30 July 1988]]|[[File:Turkey 3Sep88.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Dr Kim, 3 September 1988]]
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|[[File:Turkey17Sep88.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Revenge of the Cybermen, 17 September 1988]]|[[File:TurkeyEp16.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Turkish Daily News, "Episode 16" – an extra episode?, 24 September 1988]]
}}
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==Novelisations and Books (2010s)==
[[File:TurkeyBooks2000.JPG|right|thumb|500px|Turkish novelisations]]
[[File:BuzCarki.JPG|left|thumb|500px|The second Doctor novel, Wheel of Ice]]

More recent Classic series books - translated and published in Turkey by Ithaki Yayinlari - include:
*'''DOCTOR WHO - 11 DOKTOR, 11 ÖYKÜ''' (the 2013 short-story collection '''11 Doctors, 11 Stories''')
*'''[[Shada|SHADA]]''' (March 2014)
*'''ÖLÜM ŞEHRI''' ([[City of Death]]) (December 2016)

Stephen Baxter's second Doctor novel, '''The Wheel of Ice''', was translated and released in Turkey in 2018 as '''"BUZ ÇARKI"''' (''Ice Wheel'').
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==TARDIS Café==
[[File:TARDIS Cafe.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The TARDIS Café exterior]]

The '''TARDIS Café''' was a '''Doctor Who''' themed eatery which opened in Istanbul, Turkey in the early 2010s. Its address was Batı Mahallesi, Erol Kaya Caddesi, No 100, Pendik, İstanbul, Turkey.

The café closed in late 2019, and was replaced by a general food and drinks establishment.
{{YouTube table|xTqy9oPs_n0|Inside the TARDIS Café}}

*[https://rockingcomet.wordpress.com/2014/05/18/t-a-r-d-i-s-cafe/ INTERIOR PHOTOS]
*[https://darkgothiclolita.forumcommunity.net/?t=60066816 INTERIOR PHOTOS]

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==TV listings==
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Newspapers for 1977 to 1981 have been checked, and no listings for '''Doctor Who''' or its Turkish equivalent have been found, which possibly puts lie to the claim that the series played in Turkey as a "comedy" for "many years".

Some papers had generic "Program for Children" billings, which doesn't help!

The 1988 TV listings have come from ''Gazete Arsiv''. (These are viewable online at [http://gazetearsivi.milliyet.com.tr/Ara.aspx?araKelime=%22dr%20who%22&isAdv=false GAZETE ARSIV]. (It's free but you have to register to access the pages.)

The listings used several different ways of billing with '''"Dr Who", "Doktor Who" or "Dr Kim"''' used as the series title. ('''"Dr Kim"''' was also the title used for the 1975 Turkish novelisations – see above.)

Some of the Sunday editions also had full TV listings for the week, and these generally always contained full synopses (in Turkish) for the upcoming episodes, whereas the daily billings only sometimes had a plot description or nothing at all in the way of descriptive text.

The second and fourth episode billings are for '''"Gizli Silah"''', which translates as '''"Secret Weapon"'''; although this shares the same title as the novelisation of [[Colony in Space]], this serial was definitely [[Robot]] rather than that 1971 Pertwee serial.

Apart from those two instances, no other episode titles were given, however it is possible to translate the synopses to determine what the story was.

For the '''23 July''' episode, the synopsis contains the word '''"Santrallar"''', which translates as "power plants" (as in nuclear power plants), however this might simply be an attempt to find an equivalent for "Sontaran"!

For the final episode of the run, the synopsis contains the words '''"Saybirmenler, Voga'yi"'''. For the novelisation of [[The Moonbase]], "Cybermen" became "Sibermenler", whereas for this [[Revenge of the Cybermen]] listing they became "Saybirmenler".

We also accessed the English language paper, ''Turkish Daily News''. While the dates - and time slots (mostly) - match those in the ''Gazete Arsiv'', the ''News'' did not give any story titles and merely listed the episode by number – eg '''"Dr Who," serial, episode two"''', etc.

Like the ''Gazete'' the ''News'' lists episodes on the two dates where there must have been a pre-emption ('''30 June''', '''9 July'''), but more interestingly, it also has a billing for an episode on '''24 September 1988''', listed as '''"Doctor Who," serial episode, 16"'''. Since the titles of 14 episodes have established, and there is no allowance for a fourth 4-parter, this 16th listing must have been a printing error on the part of the ''News'' rather than an indication that 16 episodes (and therefore four 4-parters) aired. (The ''Gazete'' lists a chess match as airing on that day in that slot.)

==Web Sites==

*[http://www.doctorwho.gen.tr/forum.php TURKISH FAN FORUM (New Series)]

*This bizarre YouTube clip isn't from Turkey (it has often been mislabelled as being such online), it is actually a spoof, made in 2012 by UK filmmaker [http://cdpoole.com/portfolio/dtp-beedeer/ Christopher Poole]. We've included it here because... well, why not!
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==Turkey in Doctor Who==
*In [[The Crusade]], Leicester says "The Devil's Horde, Saracen and Turk, possess Jerusalem".
* The Trojan War was in Asia Minor, which is now Turkey ([[The Myth Makers]]).
*The Trojan War is mentioned in [[The Ark]].
* Kemel (played by Sonny Caldinez) was a wrestler from Turkey ([[The Evil of the Daleks]]).
* There was a T-MAT terminal in Izmir ([[The Seeds of Death]]).
* Greg Sutton jokes about 'The Order of the Turkish Bath' ([[Inferno]]).
* The Doctor thought he might have been wounded at Gallipoli ([[The Sea Devils]]).
* The Brigadier was impressed with the muscular-control of Music Hall "Turkish delight of the East", belly-dancer, Scheherezade ([[Planet of the Spiders]]).
* The Doctor acquired a hookah pipe from a Cash N Carry in Constantinople ([[The Deadly Assassin]]).
* The Doctor mentions Troy in [[The Stones of Blood]].
* The Doctor tells Drax that Troy is a little place in Asia Minor in [[The Armageddon Factor]].
* The Rani visited the Trojan War during her travels ([[The Mark of the Rani]]).
* And it was in Turkey that actor Roger Delgado (the Master) was tragically killed, on 18 June 1973.

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Germany

2026-05-07T00:42:31Z

Jon Preddle:

'''[[Wikipedia:Germany|GERMANY]]''' is in central [[:Category:Europe|Europe]],
and borders with [[France]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Denmark]] and [[Poland]].
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==Profile==
{| {{small-table}}
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|'''Country Number (66?)'''||1989||[[Selling Doctor Who|THIRD WAVE]]
|-
|'''Region'''||[[:Category: Europe|Europe]]||
|-
|'''Television commenced'''||1950||
|-
|'''Colour System'''||West 1967||[[:Wikipedia:PAL|PAL]]
|-
|'''Colour System'''||East 1969||[[:Wikipedia:SECAM|SECAM]]
|-
|'''[[WRTH|Population]]'''||1988|| 61 million
|-
|'''[[WRTH|TV Sets]]'''||1988|| 22 million
|-
|'''Language/s'''||German (Deutsche)||Dubbed
|-
|}

==Television Stations / Channels==

Although there were limited broadcasts as early as March 1935, Germany did not commence a proper television service until after the Second World War, with regular transmissions commencing from 1950.

'''Doctor Who''' (in English) was available to those living in close proximity to - and with the technical know-how to intercept the signals from - the television transmitters operated by the various British and US military bases throughout West Germany.

From '''1975 to 1990''', the [[British Forces Broadcasting Service]] ([[BFBS]] / [[SSVC]]) transmitted Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, and Sylvester McCoy episodes to the British troops stationed across the British Sector of the country, while "movie format" Tom Baker stories were shown on the American [[Armed Forces Network]] NTSC station in West Berlin in '''1986'''.
::- '''see the separate profiles for those two Military stations'''

By 1989, the Federal Republic of German (West Germany) had many broadcasters, from government-owned channels, to private stations such as the American, Belgian and French Forces services.

Parts of Germany could receive the UK satellite station [[Super Channel]], which began showing '''Doctor Who''' from '''24 March 1987'''.

But in the late 1980s and early 1990s, '''Doctor Who''' aired on two different local channels:

*'''[[wikipedia:RTL Television|RTL-PLUS]]''', which launched on 2 January 1984
*'''[[wikipedia: VOX (TV channel)| VOX]]''', a subsidiary channel of RTL, which launched in January 1993

All foreign television programmes are dubbed into German.

Other countries, such as the [[:Category:United Kingdom|United Kingdom]], the [[Netherlands]], [[Portugal]], [[Hungary]], [[Turkey]] and [[Poland]], could receive transmissions from '''RTL-Plus''' and/or '''VOX''', as listings for these satellite stations are printed in British, Dutch, Portuguese, Hungarian, Turkish and Polish newspapers.

In the '''2020s''', the series was shown on the station called '''One'''.

The two [[Peter Cushing]] films were broadcast on TV for the first time in '''2023''', on station '''Tele 5'''.

=='''DOCTOR WHO IN GERMANY'''==

'''Doctor Who''' was sold throughout [[:Category:Europe|Europe]] in the late 1980s – during the THIRD WAVE of sales (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]).

==[[Cushing Daleks|Peter Cushing and the Daleks]]==

Neither of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies has ever been exhibited in Germany at the cinema. It wasn't until the early 2020s that the films were released on home media formats or shown on television.

The two films received a commercial release in Germany in mid-2022, with both newly-dubbed features appearing on DVD, Blu-ray and in a 4K Ultra HD Steelbook under StudioCanal's German sub-label '''ArtHaus''':
*'''Dr Who und die Daleks''' – on '''23 June 2022'''
*'''Dr Who Die Invasion der Daleks auf der Erde 2150 n.Chr''' – on '''21 July 2022'''

Peter Cushing is voiced by Bernd Vollbrecht, who dubbed Peter Capaldi on the [[New Series]]!
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|NjrvYqB0rWw|Dr Who und die Daleks Blu-ray trailer
|iXytTJ-l8nM|German trailer for both
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[[File:CushingTele5.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Screen grabs of the Tele 5 screenings, with the German titles superimposed as captions]]
The films made their '''TV debuts''' in '''2023''' on [[Wikipedia:Tele 5|Tele 5]], a free-to-air channel that predominantly shows films and television series from the USA.

Both films aired on Sunday, '''28 May 2023''', with the first from 6.25 to 8.15pm, followed immediately after by the second, from 8.15 to 10pm. They were transmitted from the 4K HD digital masters, and as such the onscreen English title captions were not altered to reflect the German spellings which appeared instead by way of superimposed captions – '''DR. WHO UND DIE DALEKS''' and '''DR. WHO: DIE INVASION DER DALEKS AUF DER ERDE 2150 N. CHR.''' (Of note, both films were billed under their English titles in the online guides.)

The sequel was repeated on Monday, '''29 May 2023''' from 11.25pm to 1.05am, while the first film wasn't aired again until two days later, in the early morning of Wednesday, '''31 May''' from 2.00 to 3:20am.

Tele5 repeated both films in early '''2024''': the first on Sunday, '''3 March''' at 8.15pm, and on Monday at 11.55pm. The sequel aired the following week, on Sunday, '''10 March''' (8.15pm) and again Monday, '''11 March''' at 11.50pm.
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==[[BBC Records]]==

In a BBC memo dated '''7 July 1965''', "Germany" was one of several European countries to which an offer of the series had been made, but not yet accepted. The stories on offer were [[Marco Polo]], [[The Aztecs]] and [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]. However, the offer was not accepted and no sale eventuated.

In '''DWM''' #151 (August 1989), it was reported that German Network Channel RTL had purchased 42 episodes featuring Sylvester McCoy, after attending the annual BBC Showcase in Brighton. Of note, season 26 had not yet aired in the UK at that time.

The sale to Germany was completed by BBC Enterprise's Arthur Jearum, who accompanied Sylvester McCoy and John Nathan-Turner on a quick promotional visit to Berlin from '''31 August''' to '''1 September'''.

A few months later in '''DWM''' #155 (December 1989), it's said that Germany was the '''66th''' country to have bought the series; a tally that is fairly accurate by our calculations. (The news item was illustrated with a photograph of Sylvester McCoy climbing the Berlin Wall, during the publicity visit of 31 August / 1 September.)

'''DWM''' 156 (January 1990) reports that the sale was made possible due to the popularity in German discos of the KLF / The Timelords' 1988 hit ''Doctorin' the TARDIS''...

In '''DWM''', Germany is identified in '''21''' story Archives: {{4A}}, {{6J}}, {{6S}}, {{6T}}, {{6V}}, {{6X}}, {{6Y}}, {{6Z}}, {{7C}} (Vervoids), and all 12 Sylvester McCoy stories, {{7D}} through to {{7P}}.

The listings for {{4A}} and {{6J}} are errors; and may instead have been supposed to be {{7A}} and {{6K}}. Also missing from the Archives are {{6W}} and {{7B}}.

There was a report in ''DWM'' issue #164 (cover dated September 1990) that German station RTL was looking at purchasing more episodes starting with [[Spearhead from Space]]. In the archive feature for [[Death to the Daleks]] in ''DWM'' issue 278, it is stated that Germany had purchased "the show" in the late 1980s. (We take "the show" to mean the series itself, not just that particular Dalek story, and this comment is based on the information from DWM 164.)

Interestingly, extant BBC paperwork does indicate that [[The Mutants]] was cleared for a sale to a "West German Basic Cable" station circa April 1991.

At the DWAS Panopticon convention held in Coventry the weekend of 5-6 October 1991, Jon Pertwee announced that his stories had been bought by "a big cable channel" in Germany that was also seen "in [[Holland]] and [[Belgium]]", but that the station was "pernickety" about the quality of the tapes, and would instead be starting with Sylvester McCoy stories - then "go backwards" to show his. [Pertwee's convention appearance can be seen in full as an extra on the '''Doctor Who The Collection Season 8''' Blu-ray box-set.]

Indeed, there are three "mysterious" listings on RTL-Plus in November 1991, of which only one has been identified as a McCoy episode (see below), but it appears that this "repeat" run was cancelled before it had played; there is a strong likelihood that this run had been intended to include the Pertwees, of which only [[The Mutants]] had already been cleared.

There is no clear evidence (such as printed listings or video clips) that any Pertwee episodes ever aired on RTL (or any other German TV station for that matter) in the early 90s. Indeed, all foreign programmes were dubbed, and surely if such broadcasts had taken place, German fans would have recorded them, and there'd be dozens of clips with the third Doctor speaking German all over YouTube!

==Stories Offered and Rejected (1960s)==

By mid-1965, the BBC had already offered '''Doctor Who''' to a German television station, offering them a select sample of season one and two [[William Hartnell stories]] (See above). This offer was never taken up. (The station may have viewed audition prints.)

Three years later, on '''28 May 1968''', the Director of Programming at German television station, '''[[wikipedia:ZDF|Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF)]]''', viewed [[The Ice Warriors]].

(The BBC successfully sold a package of other programmes to Germany later that same year; '''Doctor Who''' was therefore just one of many high-profile programmes being offered to them at that time.)

The protocol entry of the viewing session is still held on file at ZDF, and says:

:''"Dr. Who ... and the Ice Warriors Utopische Serie''

:''Ergebnis: Abgelehnt.''

:''Über die Erde ist erneut eine Eiszeit hereingebrochen. Eine bunt zusammengewürfelte Gruppe von Wissenschaftlern auf verlorenem Posten versucht der Probleme Herr zu werden. Die in Bewegung geratenen Gletscher geben Wesen von anderen Planeten frei, die vor Jahrhunderttausenden mit ihren Raumschiffen auf der Erde verunglückten.''

:''Die Filme sind in Dekor und Kostümen ebenso naiv wie die Bücher undurchschaubar. ''

:''Die Ablehnung erfolgt einstimmig."

'''This translates as: '''

:'' Dr. Who ... and the Ice Warriors Utopian series''

:''Result: rejected.''

:''A new ice age has gripped Earth. A motley crew of scientists fights a losing battle to overcome the problems. The now moving glaciers release beings from other planets stranded with their spaceship on Earth hundreds of thousands of years ago.''

:''Scenery and costumes of the films are as naive as the scripts are obscure.''

:''The rejection was unanimous."

In other words, the serial (and therefore the series as a whole) was rejected on account of its cheap production values. (It's possible that the assessors thought the series '''Doctor Who''' was about the Ioniser base -- hence their describing the series as being "Utopian", which is just the setting of that particular serial.)

*[http://www.serienjunkies.de/news/doctor-who-deutschland-kein-ort-31751-2.html READ HERE ABOUT THE ZDF OFFER]

NOTE: The station had probably also auditioned the first three William Hartnell serials / 13 episodes (indeed, they may already have done so back in 1965); in March 1968 the first 13 had been auditioned in [[Denmark]], and later in [[Norway]], so it seems highly likely that the one set of 13 films (that had originated from [[New Zealand]]) was being bicycled around the continent in search of a buyer, although ultimately no sales to Europe eventuated. (If ZDF ''had'' seen the first 13 episodes (either in 1965 or in 1968), they may have requested to see a more recent story to determine whether the production values had improved; based on their scathing report on [[The Ice Warriors]], we can conclude that the station thought they hadn't!)

It would take another twenty or so years before '''Doctor Who''' eventually made it to German television screens…

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==Stories bought and broadcast (1989-1993)==

===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]]===

12 stories, 42 episodes, but not screened in order:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|7D||[[Time and the Rani]]||4||Terror auf Lakertia||Terror on Lakertia
|-
|7E||[[Paradise Towers]]||4||Der Fluch des Kroagnon||The Curse of Kroagnon
|-
|7F||[[Delta and the Bannermen]]||3||Delta und die Bannermänner|| Delta and the Bannermen
|-
|7G||[[Dragonfire]]||3||Der Feuer des Drachen||The Fire of the Dragon
|-
|7H||[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]||4||Die Hand des Omega||The Hand of Omega
|-
|7J||[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]||4||Die Todesmanege auf Seganox||The Death Circus on Seganox
|-
|7K||[[Silver Nemesis]]||3||Das Vermächtnis der Nemesis||The Legacy of the Nemesis
|-
|7L||[[The Happiness Patrol]]||3||Die Macht der Fröhlichkeit||The Power of Happiness
|-
|7N||[[Battlefield]]||4||Excaliburs Vermächtnis||Excalibur's Legacy
|-
|7Q||[[Ghost Light]]||3||Das Haus der Tausend Schrecken||The House of a Thousand Horrors
|-
|7M||[[The Curse of Fenric]]||4||Die Todesbucht der Wikinger||The Death-Cove of the Vikings
|-
|7P||[[Survival]]||3||Der Tod auf Leisen Sohlen||The Death on Quiet Soles / Death on Tiptoes
|-
|}

[[File:Michael Schwarzmaier.JPG|thumb|right|150px|Michael Schwarzmaier - Der Doktor (all of them!)]]
[[File:Carin C Tietze.JPG|thumb|right|150px| Carin C Tietze – she's Ace!]]
Germany therefore bought all of the [[Sylvester McCoy stories]].

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes.

The programmes were dubbed into German. The man providing the voice for the Doctor, was German actor, '''Michael Schwarzmaier'''
* [http://www.451.ch/index.php/ger/451-F/Home/User-Beitraege/SchauspielerInnen/Michael-Schwarzmaier PHOTO GALLERY FOR MICHAEL SCHWARZMAIER]
** [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Schwarzmaier BIOGRAPHY]

The voice of Ace (Sophie Aldred) was provided by '''Carin C Tietze''':
* [http://www.google.co.nz/images?q=Carin+C.+Tietze&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&ei=ELkuTbjlBIyHcbytwfsK&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CCoQsAQwAA&biw=781&bih=736 PHOTO GALLERY FOR CARIN C TIETZE]
** [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carin_C._Tietze BIOGRAPHY]

==Transmission (1989-1993)==

===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]]===

[[File:TimeRani.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Time and the Rani – RTL logo in top left corner]]
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'''1989-1990'''

The series commenced on Wednesday, '''22 November 1989''', at 1.05pm on '''RTL-PLUS'''. The first serial was [[Time and the Rani]]. The English titles captions and credits were retained.

These transmissions could be picked up in [[Poland]].

Unusually, a caption saying '''"ENDE"''' was superimposed over the final shot of each of the last episodes.

'''DWM''' #156 (January 1990) reports that the debut was preceded by a special lead-in written by John Nathan-Turner and featuring Sylvester McCoy, introducing viewers to the background to '''Doctor Who'''.

The second episode aired on Sunday, '''26 November'''. Broadcasts continued on Sundays for the next three instalments. The second serial to air was actually the third story, [[Delta and the Bannermen]]. Part two aired on Monday, which was Christmas Day, and Part Three on 26 December.

During this run, some of the episodes were '''repeated''' on the Monday following, usually at 10.30 or 10.35am. We don't as yet have full details as to how many or which of these episodes were repeated and when. The few that we do know of are noted in the Airdates table.

The third serial was the second, [[Paradise Towers]]. Parts one and three aired on a Sunday, part two was on a Monday. With the exception of two further episodes, all screened on a Sunday, around 2.00pm.

[[File:RTLCaptions.jpg|left|thumb|650px|Screen grabs from various RTL screenings, including [[Silver Nemesis]] and [[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]])]]
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(At the same time that RTL was screening Season 24 serials in '''December 1989''', the [[British Forces Broadcasting Service]] (BFBS) was screening season 26!)

====Clips====
Clips from '''Der Fluch des Kroagnon''' part 2 can be seen at:
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The season 25 stories aired in production order. Mid-way through [[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]], there was a break for one week (25 March 1990). Part two of [[Silver Nemesis]] aired on the Monday, the day after part one.

On Tuesday, '''24 April 1990''' things went a bit awry, when part one of [[Battlefield]] was broadcast instead of the first episode of [[The Happiness Patrol]]. (The 'missing' segment was apparently not broadcast until the July 1993 omnibus 'repeat' – however see the note below regarding November 1991...)

From '''6 May 1990''', 2.05pm Sunday became the permanent slot for the next few months.

At some point - either late August, or from '''1 September''' - the Sunday timeslot moved to 1.05pm, and episodes continued there until the end of the year - and most likely on through until some point in early '''1991'''.

The September 1990 cover-dated issue of '''DWM''' reported that this run had so far attracted '''2 million viewers'''.

'''McCoy and Pertwee in 1991?'''
[[File:HungaryRTL1991.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Doctor Who on RTL-Plus at 12.05pm - from Hungarian TV mag for 3 November 1991: story title appears to be for [[Paradise Towers]]]]

The available collection of print TV listings we accessed (the monthly UK listings magazine ''Satellite Times'') stopped at the end of December 1990, so we are unsure precisely when the '''RTL Plus''' run concluded, but presumably further episodes aired going into the new year.

If ''all'' 42 episodes were repeated, the 1990-1991 run would have ended sometime in June 1991. But there's some doubt as to whether or not [[The Happiness Patrol]] was included, as according to eyewitness accounts, that serial did not screen again until 1993 (see note below).

And as noted above, BBC records indicate that the Jon Pertwee 6-parter [[The Mutants]] was sold to a "West German Basic Cable" station circa April 1991.

Newspapers from [[Spain]] and [[Netherlands]] that have TV listings for RTL Plus have three further billings for '''Doctor Who''', on Sunday, '''3, 10, and 17 November 1991'''. A TV listings magazine from [[Hungary]] also has listings on these three dates - but the '''3 November 1991''' paper gives a title: "'''Paradicsorntornyok"''' - [[Paradise Towers]], which is a 4-parter.

But we also checked several other German listings publications, and none of them had '''Doctor Who''' on those three dates: instead, an entirely different programme (a US comedy series) was in the 12.05pm timeslot, a series which was still being listed in that slot several weeks later. If these '''Doctor Who''' episodes did '''not''' air, then it would appear that the Spanish, Dutch and Hungarian papers had printed in error the original schedules for those three weeks.

As noted earlier (based on Jon Petwee's convention anecdote, and the ''DWM'' news reports) it appears that RTL had intended to run some or all of McCoy's episodes again in late 1991, then work "backwards" to show colour Pertwees, but that the planned run was cancelled late in the day and never happened, although this wasn't passed on to foreign newspapers who printed the original schedules in error…

'''1993'''

Three years later, '''RTL''' did repeat the McCoy stories, this time as "omnibus" movies. The run commenced on Friday, '''2 July 1993''', with [[Time and the Rani]]. The following day, Saturday, '''3 July''', the next "movie" aired. The series continued on this Friday / Saturday cycle through until '''7 August 1993'''. [[Ghost Light]] screened at the very late time of 1.40am, due to it being pushed back in favour of live boxing coverage!

During this run, on '''24 July 1993''', the first episode of [[The Happiness Patrol]] (apparently) aired for the first time.

* '''DWB''' #122 (January 1994) carried a report on the RTL screenings, and noted the following points of interest:
** The songs of [[Delta and the Bannermen]] were retained, although sometimes playing at different points within the episodes
** The Russian dialogue at the start of [[The Curse of Fenric]] was subtitled, with the German text 'covering' over the English subtitles. To get around Sorin's line "From now on, everything in English", the German subtitle substituted "From now on, nothing in Russian"
** The BBC TV announcement in [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] was reworded – and the announcer does say '''"Doctor Who"'''
** In [[Silver Nemesis]], all the dialogue references to the year being 1988 were replaced with "1989" – despite the on-screen caption still saying it's 1988!

==TV listings==
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[[File:Germ Rani 221189.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Doctor Who – the Witchmaster from Gallifrey!]]
===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]]===

The German TV Guide, and TV listings magazines had full billings for the series, often illustrated with a photograph. However, one magazine had the first episode starting on 22 November 1989 as being [[Paradise Towers]].

In a 22 November 1989 listing for the first episode of the '''"Neue Serie"''', it says the Doctor is a "Hexenmeister ... vom Planet Gallifrey", (a Witchmaster from Gallifrey!) who travels in time and space with Melanie and his "Roboterhund, "K9"!

'''BILLINGS: 1990 EPISODIC SCREENINGS''':

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|[[File:Germ Towers 221189.jpg|thumb|150px|Time and the Rani – or Paradise Towers? 22 November 1989]]||[[File:Germ Rani 261189.jpg|thumb|150px|Time and the Rani, Part 2]]||[[File:Germ Rani 101289.jpg|thumb|150px|Time and the Rani, Part 4]]
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|[[File:Germ Fire 210190.jpg|thumb|150px|Dragonfire, Part 1]]||[[File:Germ Fire 280190.jpg|thumb|150px|Dragonfire, Part 2]]||[[File:Germ Daleks 180290.jpg|thumb|150px|Remembrance of the Daleks, Part 2]]
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|[[File:Germ Show 080490.jpg|thumb|150px|The Greatest Show in the Galaxy, Part 4]]||[[File:Germ Ghost 050890.jpg|thumb|150px|Ghost Light, Part 1]]||[[File:Germ Fenric 200590.jpg|thumb|150px|The Curse of Fenric, Part 1)]]
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[[File:RTL Sept 90.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Listings for RTL Plus appear in UK listings magazine ''Satellite Times'', Sept 1990: Dr Who at 13.05pm]]
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'''BILLINGS: 1993 OMNIBUS SCREENINGS''':

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|[[File:Germ TVGuide 100793.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Dragonfire omnibus, 10 July 1993]]||[[File:Germ Daleks 160793.jpg|thumb|200px|right| Remembrance of the Daleks omnibus, 16 July 1993]]
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==Stories bought and broadcast (1995)==

Two years after the McCoy repeats, '''Doctor Who''' returned to German television screens, but now on the [[wikipedia: VOX (TV channel)| VOX channel]], which had launched in January 1993.

This run included nine stories, featuring the fifth and sixth Doctors - and the first, the second, the third, and the fourth...

===[[Peter Davison stories|PETER DAVISON]]===

One story, one episode (but broadcast as three):

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|6K||[[The Five Doctors]]||3||Fünf Doktoren||Five Doctors
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The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes.

As with the McCoy episodes, '''Michael Schwarzmaier''' dubbed for '''Der Doktor''' – all five of them!

==Transmission (1995)==
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===[[Peter Davison stories|PETER DAVISON]]===

The VOX run commenced (at 10.00am, with episodes screening at varying times, such as 10.05, 10.15, 10.40am) with part one of [[The Five Doctors]], on Thursday '''2 February 1995'''. The serial was edited into a three-parter, with the subsequent two episodes airing on the Friday and the Monday.
[[File:Funf Docteren cliffhanger.png|thumb|right|250px|Funf Doktoren – end of part one]]
[[File:Five Doctors - End of Part 2.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Funf Doktoren – end of part two]]

The original opening title captions were retained. Curiously, the incorrect German title caption '''"Das Urteil"''' appears in the opening scene. This title is actually that for [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].

The 90 minute "movie" was cut into three segments. The new endings occurred at the following points:

* Part One ended (at 24 minutes) as the first and fifth Doctors set up the computer scan to see "what's out there..." (page 53 of the novelisation)
* Part Two ended after the third Doctor helps Sarah up onto the tower balcony, and she tells him "Sie sind verrückt!" ("You are mad") (page 91 of the novelisation)

A caption slide "FORTSETZUNG FOLGT" ("To Be Continued") was superimposed over the image. '''see video below'''

Other cuts were made to the serial to trim the running time of each segment to roughly 24 minutes. Sequences featuring the Master were often targeted for deletion.

Actor Klaus Kindler voiced the Brigadier. (In [[Battlefield]] Nicholas Courtney was dubbed by Herbert Weicker.)

Anthony Ainley was dubbed by Reinhard Glemnitz. (In [[Survival]], he was voiced by Klaus Kindler.)

This unique three-part version of [[The Five Doctors]] was repeated '''10 to 12 April 1995'''.

====Clips====
For the voice-dubs, both K9 and the Daleks were given high-pitched squeaky "computer" voices, sounding rather like Smurfs! If you are interested to hear these:

{{YouTube table |mAi7Re49NB0|Five Doctors – German Cliffhangers plus incorrect story title caption!
|FVjvlJao7os|Five Doctors – German Dalek
|BvmgvbXoxA|Five Doctors – German K9
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{{YouTube table |blUZJtdDlSE|Five Doctors – the Doctors meet (and they all have the same voice!)
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==Stories bought and broadcast (1995)==

===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]]===

Eight stories, broadcast as 44 episodes, although these did not play in the correct order.
[[File:Dilemma Credits.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Twin Dilemma]]
[[File:Dilemma writer.jpg|thumb|right|250px|by Anthony Steven]]
[[File:Dilemma Part.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Part One]]
[[File:RTLAmulet.jpg|thumb|right|450px|Timelash by Glen McCoy]]

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|6S||[[The Twin Dilemma]]||4|| Zweimal Einstein||Twice Einstein
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|6T||[[Attack of the Cybermen]]||4|| Angriff der Kybermänner||Attack of the Cybermen
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|6V||[[Vengeance on Varos]]||4|| Revolte auf Varos||Revolt on Varos
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|6W||[[The Two Doctors]]||6|| Androiden in Sevilla||Androids in Seville
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|6X||[[The Mark of the Rani]]||4|| Die Rache des Meisters||The Revenge of the Master
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|6Y||[[Timelash]]||4|| Das Amulett||The Amulet
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|6Z||[[Revelation of the Daleks]]||4|| Planet der Toten||Planet of the Dead
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|7A-7C||[[The Trial of a Time Lord]]||14|| Das Urteil||The Judgement
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Germany therefore bought all the [[Colin Baker stories]].

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes.

The stories were edited into half-hour segments, presumably the same editions that were screened in other countries.

Of note, the opening title captions were replaced with equivalents in German.

Interestingly, the title sequence for [[Timelash]] differed in several ways: the 1986 Dominic Glyn rather than the Peter Howell version of the theme was used, and after the series' logo, the 'starburst' effect at the start of the titles appeared three times over which the new German titles were displayed. The correct Howell theme was played over the closing titles.

The first episode of [[Revelation of the Daleks]] also featured the incorrect theme music.

As he had done with the other five Doctors, actor '''Michael Schwarzmaier''' dubbed for Colin Baker (giving him the distinction of having "played" all seven Doctors!)

Peri was voiced by Maria Böhme.

In [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] and [[The Mark of the Rani]], Anthony Ainley was dubbed by Reinhard Glemnitz. (In [[Survival]], he was voiced by Klaus Kindler.)

==Transmission (1995)==
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===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]]===

On Tuesday, '''7 February 1995''', the day after Part Three of [[The Five Doctors]], the first Colin Baker episode aired – part one of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]!
The next story was [[Revelation of the Daleks]], then [[Timelash]], then... well, for whatever reason, VOX chose to screen the [[Colin Baker stories]] in reverse order. The episodes continued to screen at 10.00am.

Some of the season 22 episodes had the season 23 version of the theme music dubbed on them.

The run of episodes concluded on Friday, '''7 April 1995''', with [[The Twin Dilemma]], Baker's debut story!

The following week, the same "reversed order" run of Davison and Baker episodes was repeated, starting with part one of the three-part [[The Five Doctors]] from Monday, '''10 April 1995''', and concluding on Wednesday, '''14 June 1995'''. (There was no episode on Easter Monday, 17 April.)
[[File:DWGermanTapes.jpg|left|thumb|600px|The original 1990s VOX broadcast tapes! These were destroyed in the late 2000s]]
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====Clips====

* A clip from the German screening of [[Revelation of the Daleks]], featuring very tinny-sounding Daleks, can be seen here:

{{YouTube table | VujXTkjxp0c|Revelation of the Daleks in German
|anC-zZS6iyQ|Doctor Who On Vox
|JfUK4HVbwKU |Season 22 titles with Season 23 theme music
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==VHS Video (1997)==

===[[Paul McGann stories|PAUL McGANN]]===
[[File:GermanVHS.JPG|thumb|right|450px|German "shop" edition of the TVM Video]]
The 1996 [[TV Movie]] was released on VHS cassette by MCA/Universal/CIC Video first as a rental-only tape from '''15 January 1997''', and then a year later was available in shops as a sell-through tape.

The copyright text on the back covers of the two tape editions is different: the rental tape is © 1997 and has the catalogue number 1663, while the 'shop' version bears a barcode and is dated © 1998 with catalogue number U401384. The two tapes also have different 'Universal' logos on the front and spines.

The tagline on the video cover reads: '''DER ZEITREISENDE KEHRT ZURÜCK, DOCH DIESES MAL IST ER NICHT ALLEIN!''', which translates as ''"The Time Traveller returns, but this time he is not alone!"''

The tape was dubbed, and actor Harald Pages provided the voice for the seventh "Doktor", and Kai-Henrik Möller provided the voice for the eighth.


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==German voices==

These links contain summaries of the German actors who provided the voices for the casts of '''Doctor Who''':
*[http://215072.homepagemodules.de/t517098f11776728-Serienfuehrer-Doctor-Who-GB.html INDEX TO GERMAN VOICES]
* [http://www.synchronkartei.de/?action=show&type=serie&id=17557 GERMAN VOICES]
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Who#Synchronisation GERMAN VOICES]

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==Stories bought and broadcast (2019-2023)==

===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]]===
===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]]===
===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===
===[[Peter Davison|PETER DAVISON]]===
===[[Paul McGann|PAUL McGANN]]===

Classic '''Doctor Who''' returned to German TV in the late '''2010s''' and early '''2020s'''.

The German channel '''[[Wikipedia:One (German TV channel)|One]]''' (aka One1) (which currently airs the [[New Series]]) initially acquired Seasons 23 ([[The Trial of a Time Lord]]) and Season 26, as both existed in High Definition (HD) and had already been dubbed into German for the earlier 1980s and 90s screenings.

In '''2021''', the station aired Tom Baker stories from Season 18, followed by the Season 19 Peter Davison serials - all of which had been recently dubbed and released on DVD and Blu-ray. '''One''' also used the same translated titles (see below).

The 1996 [[TV Movie]] also made its German TV '''debut''' in '''2021'''.

Repeats of Colin Baker (Season 23) and McCoy stories (Season 24 and 26) aired during '''2022''', while Paul McGann's sole appearance as the Doctor was seen again in '''2023'''.

==Transmission (2019-2023)==
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'''2019'''

'''One''' showed Omnibus versions - listed as '''"Doctor Who Classics"''' to differentiate them from their regular [[New Series]] airings that were on at the same time.

First to air was [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].
[[File:GermanTrial1.jpg|right|thumb|300px|New captions displaying the German titles were added to the screenings on channel 'One'; this is "The Mysterious Planet"]]
Captions displaying the German titles and the episode numbers - '''Folgen 1-4''' (Parts 1-4) - were added to the opening titles - these were created using the same fonts as the main titles (which were in English):
*'''Der rätselhafte Planet'''
*'''Mindwarp'''
*'''Vervoid Terror'''
*'''Der schlimmste Feind'''

The screenings commenced with the first segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] - "The Mysterious Planet" - on Tuesday, '''17 December 2019''', at 8.15 to 9.45pm.

This was then repeated at 11.10pm.

'''2020'''

The next story - "Mindwarp" - wasn't shown until the following year, on '''7 January 2020'''. A repeat aired at midnight, with another at 2.15am (Wednesday morning).

The Omnibuses continued to screen weekly on Tuesdays in the same 8.15pm evening slot - the single two-parter - "The Ultimate Foe" - ran from 8.15pm to 9.05pm. There was also a repeat at, just before or soon after midnight, but with an added third screening early Wednesday morning, in a varying slot.

The four McCoy stories commenced '''28 January 2020'''. The combined four-parters were 8.15 to 9.45pm, while the three-parters were 8.15 to 9.30pm. For the first time, these were shown in the correct order!

The subtitles for the Russian dialogue in the opening scenes of [[The Curse of Fenric]] were presented in both German and English (using different fonts). The German translations on these captions were markedly different to the ones that had been used for the 1990s screenings.
{{YouTube table |X50Mu_F2HoM|Channel 'One' opening titles montage|HV4jwzWTG-w| Trailer for Trial of a Time Lord on 'One1'|OTjxjEOcSZM|Curse of Fenric dual subtitles
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As with the Colin Baker episodes, there was a repeat at or soon after midnight, but the second repeat of each story wasn't played until the following Sunday, around 1.30am.
[[File:LogopolisArdOne.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Logopolis on Germany’s channel One]]
[[File:DW Earthshock Germany.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Earthshock on Germany's channel One]]
[[File:TVMovieOne.jpg|thumb|right|350px|The TV Movie finally airs on German TV!]]

[[Survival]] concluded the run - with its first airing on '''18 February 2020''', a repeat at 12.50am Wednesday, and second repeat on Sunday, '''23 February 2020'''.

'''2021'''

The Tom Baker serials - starting with an omnibus of [[The Leisure Hive]] - commenced weekly on Tuesdays from '''7 September 2021''' at 9.15pm, with a repeat at 1.55am the following day, '''8 September'''. This 'two screenings per week' pattern continued throughout the run, although in the case of some serials, there was also a '''third''' screening in an early morning timeslot.

None of the stories featured German title captions; all episodes displayed their original English titles.

The last Tom Baker story - [[Logopolis]] - had its second and final repeat on '''24 October 2021''' at 4.30am.

Two days later, on Tuesday, '''26 October 2021''', the fifth Doctor stories commenced on One, with [[Castrovalva]] at 9.05pm.

The fifth Doctor continued the usual pattern of an initial screening and one repeat, with some stories getting a second repeat.

Midway through the fifth Doctor run, an 'extra' story was slotted in to screen an hour prior to [[The Visitation]] in the regular evening slot; at 8.15pm on '''16 November 2021''' the 1996 [[TV Movie]] - billed as '''"Doctor Who Der Film"''' - aired in Germany for the '''''first time ever'''''. (A repeat aired the following morning at 12.45am).

The final Davison story to be screened by One was [[Time-Flight]], on '''7 December 2021'''. The scheduled repeat at 1.05am on the morning of '''8 December 2021''' was dropped; this story was only screened once.

This brought the 2021 repeat run on '''One''' to a conclusion.

*[https://programm.ard.de/TV/Programm/Sender?sender=28722&datum=07.09.2021 ARD1 Schedule 2021]

'''2022'''

But the series was back the following year: '''One''' repeated [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] omnibus editions on a weekly basis. For the first few weeks there were no regular additional showings in early morning timeslots; but from the fourth week, the "am" repeats resumed.

"The Mysterious Planet" aired on Tuesday, '''15 March 2022''' at 9.45pm; "Mindwarp" screened the following week '''22 March''' at 9.40pm; with "Vervoid Terror" on '''29 March''' (at 9.45pm), and "The Ultimate Foe" on '''5 April 2022''' at 9.45pm. This final 2-parter was the first story of this run to be repeated, on Sunday, '''10 April 2022''' at 3.30am.

Starting from '''12 April 2022''', '''One''' debuted a set of stories in High Def – the Season 24 and 26 Sylvester McCoy. These stories were also repeated in the early hours of the following morning (Wednesdays) – usually around 4am. (Season 25 was not available in a HD format, so was not shown by '''One'''.)

[[Time and the Rani]] opened the run on Tuesday, '''12 April''' at 9.00pm, and repeated '''13 April''' at 1.50am. (Due to an editing error, the closing titles for Part 2 were not removed and played in full within the omnibus.)

Starting with the third story, [[Delta and the Bannermen]], a second repeat of each omnibus was shown on Sundays at a time usually between 4am - 4.30am. All subsequent omnibuses therefore debuted on Tuesday, were repeated on Wednesday, and again on Sunday.

[[Dragonfire]] was repeated at 4am the morning of Sunday, '''8 May 2022''', bringing the Season 24 run to an end.

There was no episode on Tuesday, 10 May due to Eurovision semi-finals. But the following week, '''17 May 2022''', Season 26 commenced, with [[Battlefield]] at 9.45pm. The stories aired in the UK order, in the same Tuesday / Wednesday / Sunday repeat cycle.

There was no Tuesday episode on 31 May as One celebrated Germany's Diversity Day with a number of German feature films.

The final McCoy story – [[Survival]] – was repeated on Sunday, '''19 June 2022''' at 3.55am, bringing the seventh Doctor era – and this particular run of repeats on One - to an end.

But four months later, there was another repeat cycle, again on Tuesday evenings, with another reshowing in the early hours of the following day.

[[The Trial of a Time Lord]] commenced this rerun from Tuesday, '''25 October 2022''' at 10.30pm, with a repeat four hours later at 2.20am, with a third showing on Sunday, '''30 October''', also in the wee hours of the morning. This was the only story of this season to get three showings.

The "Vervoid" segment (eps 9-12) had Tuesday and Wednesday showings only, while "Mindwarp" (eps 5-8) and "The Ultimate Foe" (eps 13-14) were only aired in the regular Tuesday slot, with no Wednesday or Sunday repeats.

Season 26 followed, from '''29 November 2022''': [[Battlefield]] aired three times (Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday), [[Ghost Light]] and [[The Curse of Fenric]] twice - on Tuesday and Sunday, while [[Survival]] only aired once, on Tuesday, '''20 December''', bringing the 2022 repeat run to a conclusion.

'''2023'''

The [[TV Movie]] was shown three times this year – on '''14 March 2023''' (at 8.15pm), '''15 March 2023''' (12.45am) and '''19 March 2023''' (at 3.50am).

With [[Disney+]] picking up the exclusive rights to '''Doctor Who''' (both classic and new series), '''One''' confirmed that these three airings of the [[TV Movie]] were '''the last''' to be aired by the channel…

However…

In late '''October 2023''' '''One''' made the surprising announcement that it would celebrate the series' 60th anniversary by showing Seasons 18, 19 and 24 plus the [[TV Movie]] for one final time. Unlike previous airings, these were to be episodic rather than as Omnibuses – and shown in the wee hours of the morning.

Starting from Monday, '''20 November 2023''' at 2.35am, Season 18 kicked off with [[The Leisure Hive]] and [[Meglos]], the eight episodes back-to-back. On Wednesday, '''22 November''' (from 12.35am), came the 12 "E-Space" episodes. The anniversary date of Thursday '''23 November''' had another 12 episodes, the final two Season 18 serials followed by [[Castrovalva]]. The morning of Friday '''24 November''' (from 1.15am) had 12 Season 19 episodes, up to [[The Visitation]] part 4.

From 9pm-11.45pm that night, the [[TV Movie]] aired. This was followed immediately by part one of [[Black Orchid]] from 11.45pm Friday night but ending at 12.10am on Saturday morning! Part two of that serial followed, after which came the final two Season 19 stories plus [[Time and the Rani]] at 3.35am. The remaining three Season 24 serials aired the next day – Sunday '''26 November''' starting from 2am.

Those nineteen stories were '''the last''' to air on a local station in Germany…

==Amazon Prime==
A selection of the same dubbed Tom Baker, Davison, Colin Baker and McCoy stories as above is also available on the German branch of '''Amazon Prime''':
*[https://www.amazon.de/s?k=Classic+Doctor+Who&i=instant-video&__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&ref=nb_sb_noss Doctor Who on Amazon Prime]

==iTunes==
A selection of the same dubbed Tom Baker, Davison, Colin Baker and McCoy stories is also available on the German branch of '''iTunes''':
*[https://itunes.apple.com/de/tv-season/doctor-who-classics-vierter-doktor-der-w%C3%A4chter-von-traken/id1475622105?see-all=more-seasons-in-series Doctor Who in iTunes]

==Germanchendise==

===Novelisations===
[[File:German Novels 1.JPG|right|thumb|250px|German novelisations, 1980]]
[[File:German Novels 2.JPG|right|thumb|250px|German novelisations, 1990s]]
Long before '''Doctor Who''' graced German television screens, two of the Target novelisations were adapted and published by Schneider-Buch / Franz Schneider Verlag GmbH & Co in 1980 and 1981:

* '''DR WHO - DER PLANET DER DALEKS''' ([[Planet of the Daleks]])
* '''DR WHO – KAMPF UM DIE ERDE''' (''Struggle on the Earth'') ([[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]])

These were also released in [[Austria]]. A third but unidentified volume was stated as being "in preparation" on the copyright page of the second book. This third in the series – whatever it was – was never published.

In 1990, as the first run of McCoy television episodes was drawing to an end, Goldmann Verlag published a set of six novelisations, five of which featured the Daleks. These were adorned with modified versions of the cover artwork from the original Target books - although bizarrely in some cases, the cover from a different book was used:

* '''DOCTOR WHO UND DIE INVASION DER DALEKS''' ([[The Daleks]]) (with cover from Destiny of the Daleks)
* '''DOCTOR WHO UND DAS KOMPLOTT DER DALEKS''' ([[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]])
* '''DOCTOR WHO UND DER PLANET DER DALEKS''' ([[Planet of the Daleks]])
* '''DOCTOR WHO – TOD DEN DALEKS!''' ([[Death to the Daleks]])
* '''DOCTOR WHO UND DER SCHÖPFER DER DALEKS''' (''The Creator of the Daleks'') ([[Destiny of the Daleks]]) (with cover from The Daleks)
* '''DOCTOR WHO UND DAS KIND VON DEN STERNEN''' (''The Child from the Stars'') ([[An Unearthly Child]])

The Goldmann translations of [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[Planet of the Daleks]] were not the same as those that had been done by Schneider-Buch.

These six books were also available in [[Austria]].
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[[File:German booksX.JPG|right|thumb|300px|German novelisations of Douglas Adams scripts, written by James Goss]]
In the 2000s, novelisations based on Douglas Adams stories were published:
*'''DOCTOR WHO - SHADA''' ([[Shada]])
*'''DOCTOR WHO - DER PIRATEN PLANET''' ([[The Pirate Planet]])
*'''DOCTOR WHO - DIE STADT DES TODES''' ([[City of Death]])
*'''DOCTOR WHO UND DIE KRIKKIT KRIEGER''' (''The Krikket Warriors'') (The Krikketmen)

There was also a German adaptation of Ben Aaronovitch's Target books novelisation of his 1988 TV story [[Remembrance of the Daleks]], under the same title given to the TV version: '''DOCTOR WHO - DIE HAND DES OMEGA''' (''The Hand of Omega''). An audio book of this adaptation was also released, read by the prolific Michael Schwarzmaier.
*[https://www.amazon.com/Die-Hand-Omega-Doctor-Romane/dp/B0747Q2ZPW Audio clip on Amazon]

And October 2020 saw the release of '''RÜCKKEHR DER SONTARANER''' (''Return of the Sontarans''), a translation of Terrance Dicks' extended adaptation of his 1994 screenplay for the independently-made direct-to-video drama '''Shakedown''', that was originally published in 1995 by Virgin under its "Doctor Who New Adventures" imprint.

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German editions of various BBC "New Adventures" were also released, such as:
*'''DER NEUNTE SCHLÜSSEL''' (''The Ninth Key'') (the Third Doctor story, ''Last of the Gaderene'' by Mark Gatiss)

and anthology books featuring all the Doctors, such as:
*'''DOCTOR WHO - 11 DOKTOREN, 11 GESCHICHTEN''' (11 Doctors, 11 Stories)

===Comics===
In 1991 – a year after the Sylvester McCoy run had ended – Conpart Verlag published three editions of '''"DOKTOR WHO'S REISEN DURCH RAUM UND ZEIT"''', which featured German adaptations of the sixth Doctor strips from '''DWM'''. Mention is made on the covers of '''RTL-PLUS'''. The three comics also contain a combined "history" of '''Doctor Who'''

* Issue 1: '''Der Gestaltwandler''' (''The Figure Converter / The Shape Shifter'')
* Issue 2: '''Auf der Suche Nach der Wahrheit''' (''On the Search for the Truth'')
* Issue 3: '''Im Netz der Dimensionen''' (''In the Net of the Dimensions'')
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These three publications were also sold in [[Switzerland]] and [[Austria]], as they are pre-printed with the pricings '''Schweiz Fr 6.80''' and '''Österreich S 60.00'''.

A number of German translations of the IDW and Titan comic ranges - some featuring the Classic Doctors - have also been published in the 2000 / 2010s, such as:
*the multi-part '''"Prisoners of Time"''' (as "Gefangene der Zeit") published in 2016
*the third Doctor mini-series '''"The Heralds of Destruction"''' (under the title "Die Herolde der Vernichtung") published on 28 August 2017
*the seventh Doctor adventure '''"Operation Volcano"''' ("Tanz auf dem Vulkan") on 17 December 2019
**[https://www.timelash.com/tardis/items.php?type=book&startdate=1965&enddate=2022&category=graphicnovels&bookformat=all&lang=de&audioformat=all&videoformat=all&country=br&sort=date list of Germen comics]

===CDs===

Some of the BBC audio books (original stories, TV soundtracks, readings of novelisations) have also been released with German versions, as have several of the Big Finish Tenth Doctor and Donna adventures.

===DVDs===

Two companies currently release "Classic" serials (fully dubbed) on DVD and/or Blu-ray in Germany and [[Austria]]. '''Pandastorm''' has the exclusive rights to Tom Baker seasons 12 and 18 only, all the Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy stories, and the 1996 [[TV Movie]], while '''Polyband''' has the rights to the full William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee back-catalogue plus Tom Baker seasons 13-17.

From 2014 to 2016, German DVD distributor [http://www.pandastorm.com/overview.php?see=serial&cat=all&genre=all&from=20&order=ABC_ASC Pandastorm Pictures] released boxed sets of the fifth, sixth and seventh Doctors' episodes that had previously aired on RTL and VOX.

Several of the DVDs were produced with the assistance of German fans who were able to supply Pandastorm with off-air recordings of the 1990s German language soundtracks, which the original broadcasters had long since discarded. Audio and subtitles are in both English and German.

*'''Die Fünf Doktoren''' ([[The Five Doctors]], 2 discs, release date: 28 August 2015)
*'''Sechster Doktor Volume 1''' ([[The Twin Dilemma]] & Season 22 part 1 (up to [[The Mark of the Rani]]), 5 discs, release date: 27 November 2015)
*'''Sechster Doktor Volume 2''' (Season 22 part 2, 5 discs, release date: 26 February 2016)
*'''Sechster Doktor Volume 3''' (Season 23, 5 discs, release date: 29 July 2016)
*'''Siebter Doktor Volume 1''' (Season 24, 4 discs, release date: 28 November 2014)
*'''Siebter Doktor Volume 2''' (Season 25, 5 discs, release date: 27 February 2015)
*'''Siebter Doktor Volume 3''' (Season 26, 7 discs, release date: 24 April 2015)
*'''[[TV Movie|Doctor Who Der Film]]''' (2 discs, release date: 17 February 2017, as a Mediabook Limited Collectors Edition, and 31 March 2017 as a standard 2-disc DVD and Blu-ray set)

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Starting in 2017, Pandastorm commenced releasing further classic stories on DVD and Blu-ray, and Mediabook Limited special collectors editions. As these were stories that had not aired on RTL or VOX, they had newly-dubbed German language tracks. Once again, Michael Schwarzmaier provided the voice of the Doctor.

*'''Die Höhlen von Androzani''' ([[The Caves of Androzani]]); released as Mediabook Limited Edition on 25 August 2017, then as a standard DVD on 13 October 2017)
*'''Die Auferstehung der Daleks''' ([[Resurrection of the Daleks]]); released as Mediabook Limited Edition on 24 November 2017, then standard DVD on 11 January 2018)

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Polyband, the German DVD publisher who put out the New Series discs, planned to release further classic stories on disc with German subtitles, starting with [[An Unearthly Child]] (to have been released in April 2017), but these were put on indefinite hold when fans complained that these were not going to be dubbed and would only have German subtitles.

But from 2018, Polyband and Pandastorm released a new range of dubbed Mediabooks, DVDs and Blu-ray sets:
*'''Erdstoss''' ([[Earthshock]]); released 5 April 2018
*'''Das Kind von den Sternen''' ([[An Unearthly Child]]); released 27 April 2018 by Polyband
*'''Die Daleks''' ([[The Daleks]]; 29 June 2018, from Polyband
*'''[[Castrovalva]]'''; released also on 29 June 2018
*'''Am Rande der Vernichtung''' ([[The Edge of Destruction]]); released on 31 August 2018, by Polyband
*'''Feuerplanet''' ([[Planet of Fire]]); released 28 September 2018
*'''Die Rache der Cybermen''' ([[Revenge of the Cybermen]]); released 15 March 2019
*'''Die Heimsuchung''' ([[The Visitation]]); on 17 May 2019
*'''Kriegsspiele''' ([[The War Games]]); released on 28 June 2019 - the set contained dubbed episodes, with booklet, postcards, a fold-out warzone map, and a 3D-lenticular print. (The serial was originally going to be issued in three monthly parts (eps 1-4, 5-7, 8-10), to spread out the cost of the dubbing, but it was ultimately released as a complete box-set)
*'''Die Schwarze Orchidee''' ([[Black Orchid]]); released as a Mediabook set (DVD and Blu-ray combo) on 19 July 2019
*'''Der Wächter von Traken''' ([[The Keeper of Traken]]); released on 11 October 2019
*'''Logopolis'''; released 15 November 2019
*'''Vier vor Zwölf ''' ([[Four to Doomsday]]); 21 February 2020, Mediabook and 27 March for DVD and Blu-ray (the German title translates as "Four to Twelve", a play on the German expression "Fünf vor Zwölf", which means 'incoming danger'
*A planned Blu-ray "Mediabook" release of all of '''[[The Trial of a Time Lord]]''' was cancelled in March 2020, with Pandastorm citing disinterest in the product and the production house in Italy shutting due to the Coronavirus pandemic as the chief reasons for the decision.
*'''Das Grab der Cybermen''' ([[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]); release planned for 28 March 2020, but delayed until 8 May. The Polyband release was a "Limited Special Edition" exclusive through Amazon which includes the complete 4-part serial in a Mediabook with all of the special features from the UK Special Edition release, plus addition goodies such as a magnetic notebook, a signed autograph card from Frazer Hines, a 3D Lenticular Card, a 3-part Post Card set as well as a bow-tie. This exclusive box set was limited to only 333 copies. A standard Mediabook set without any of the above "goodies" was also released (no more than 2500 sets of this story in either presentation were produced)
[[File:Full Circle German DVD.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Proof cover for the German edition of [[Full Circle]] featured the Cailleach far right!]]
*'''[[Kinda]]'''; was to have been released 24 April 2020 as a DVD and Blu-ray, but production delays caused by the Coronavirus crisis put this on hold until 8 May 2020. This set includes a special bonus behind the scenes look at how the German dubs are made
*'''Zeitflug''' ([[Time-Flight]]); released by Pandastorm on DVD and Blu-ray on 25 September 2020, with a limited edition Mediabook on 30 October 2020. With the release of this story, all of Season 19 was now available in a German edition.
*'''Leisure Hive''' ([[The Leisure Hive]]); originally announced for 27 November 2020 but delayed until 15 December, as a limited Mediabook DVD and Blu-ray from Pandastorm, with a standard DVD/BR release on 15 January 2021.
*'''[[Meglos]]''': Pandastorm's limited Edition Mediabook was released on 26 February 2021, with a standard edition DVD/Blu-ray on 26 March.
*'''Verschollen im E-Space''' (''Lost in E-Space'') ([[Full Circle]]); Mediabook from Pandastorm, released 30 April 2021. Due to editorial oversight, the original proof cover collage includes the Cailleach from [[The Stones of Blood]]. This was fixed for the actual release.
*'''Der Feind der Welt''' ([[The Enemy of the World]]); due in July 2021, from Polyband - a standard disc, plus a limited special edition (only 333 units made) comes with lenticular picture cards, Mary Peach autograph card and a scarf!
*'''Horror im E-Space''' (''Horror in E-Space'') ([[State of Decay]]); from Pandastorm, 3 September 2021.
*'''Flucht aus dem E-Space''' (''Escape from E-Space'') ([[Warriors' Gate]]); also due from Pandastorm on 29 October 2021 - which is ''after'' its appearance on TV - see above); with this release Season 18 is now complete.
*'''Das Urteil: Der Rätselhafte Planet''' ([[The Trial of a Time Lord]] - The Mysterious Planet); previously part of the Season 23 box set (see above), released as an individual title by Pandastorm as a Mediabook on 10 December 2021.
*'''Die Todesbucht der Wikinger ''' ([[The Curse of Fenric]]); previously part of the Season 26 box set (see above), also released as an individual title by Pandastorm on 10 December 2021.
*'''[[Fury from the Deep]]'''; a standard DVD / Blu-ray released on 25 February 2022 from Polyband; this is the animation reconstruction, which was subtitled only.
*'''Das Netz der Angst''' ([[The Web of Fear]]); was released on 11 March 2022 from Polyband in a limited edition box set with bonus content, including scripts, lenticular postcards and posters. A standard Mediabook edition on 23 March 2022.
*'''Das Urteil: Mindwarp''' ([[The Trial of a Time Lord]] – Mindwarp); previously part of the Season 23 box set (see above), released as a standalone title by Pandastorm on 18 March 2022.
*'''Excaliburs Vermächtnis ''' ([[Battlefield]]); previously part of the Season 26 box set (see above), also released on 18 March 2022 as an individual title by Pandastorm.
*'''Das Sontaranische Experiment''' ([[The Sontaran Experiment]]) by Pandastorm on 25 March 2022 as a DVD / Blu-ray Mediabook, followed by a standard DVD and Blu-ray on 29 April.
*'''[[Shada]]'''; a standard DVD and Blu-ray from Polyband on 10 June 2022; this is the animated edition and is fully dubbed.
*'''Das Urteil: Vervoid Terror''' ([[The Trial of a Time Lord]] – Terror of the Vervoids); on Blu-ray Mediabook on 26 August 2022.
*'''Der Tod auf Leisen Sohlen''' ([[Survival]]); also on Blu-ray Mediabook on 26 August 2022.
*'''Die Saat des Todes''' ([[The Seeds of Death]]); DVD and Blu-ray (standard definition) from Polyband, in August 2022.
*'''Das Urteil: Der schlimmste Feind''' ([[The Trial of a Time Lord]] - The Ultimate Foe); issued as a Pandastorm HD Mediabook on 16 December 2022.
*'''Das Haus der Tausend Schrecken''' ([[Ghost Light]]); also from Pandastorm HD Mediabook on 16 December 2022.
*'''Die Arche im Weltraum''' ([[The Ark in Space]]); newly-dubbed edition by Pandastorm on 27 January 2023.
*'''Die Maschine des Bösen''' ([[The Mind of Evil]]); was the first dubbed Jon Pertwee story from Polyband on DVD and Blu-ray, released on 10 March 2023.
*'''Delta und die Bannermänner''' ([[Delta and the Bannermen]]) from Pandastorm on HD Mediabook also on 23 May 2023.
*'''Revolte auf Varos''' ([[Vengeance on Varos]]) from Pandastorm on HD Mediabook on 26 May 2023.
*'''Genesis der Daleks''' ([[Genesis of the Daleks]]); by Pandastorm also on 26 May 2023. (The voice-dubbings were recorded back in 2018 for an earlier planned release that was cancelled.) This title was the final Pandastorm release for the foreseeable future – see below.
*'''Die Bestimmung der Daleks''' ([[Destiny of the Daleks]]); a special edition Mediabook from Polyband on 30 June 2023.
*'''Due Seeteufel''' ([[The Sea Devils]]); from Polyband on 13 October 2023.
*Also announced, but with set release dates not yet confirmed:
**'''Die Mutanten''' ([[The Mutants]])
**'''Planet der Toten''' ([[Revelation of the Daleks]])
**'''Terror auf Lakertia''' ([[Time and the Rani]])
**Mediabook HD sets of '''Seasons 22 and 24'''.

:*[[German DVDs|A SORTABLE TABLE with a full breakdown of release dates, titles, contents, formats, and publishers is HERE]].

In late '''July 2023''', '''Pandastorm''' announced that after nine years of producing '''Doctor Who''' on disk, it was suspending all new releases until further notice. Planned titles including [[Revelation of the Daleks]] and [[Time and the Rani]] were being put on hold. The company stated that the cost of financing newly-dubbed stories, the loss of co-production partners, and the rapid changes in the local DVD market had led to this sad decision. They would however continue to re-evaluate this position, and explore alternative options.

*[https://www.pandastorm.com/index.php?s=%22doctor+who%22 Pandastorm DVDs]
*[https://whoview.de/deutsche-veroeffentlichungen/dvdbluray/doctor-who/ FULL GUIDE TO GERMAN DVD RELEASES]

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====Dubbing Voices====
For these new releases, the artists dubbing the lead roles are:
*The Doctor (Hartnell, Troughton, Baker and Davison) is '''Michael Schwarzmaier''', who had voiced the character for the German TV screenings in the late 80s / early 90s
*Susan is voiced by Demet Fey; Ian by Marcus Off; Barbara by Gundi Eberhard
*Jamie McCrimmon is voiced by David Schulze; Zoe Heriot is voiced by Josephine Schmidt
*Sarah Jane Smith by Milena Karas; Harry Sullivan by Markus Haase
*Adric is voiced by Louis Friedemann Thiele; Nyssa by Katrin Laksberg; Tegan by Carolin Sophie Göbel; Turlough by Gilles Karolyi; Kamelion by Linus Kraus
*Peri is voiced by Maria Böhme, who had previously dubbed for Nicola Bryant in the 1990s
*The Daleks are voiced by Peter Lehn, Heiko Grauel, Isaak Dentler and Dirk Hardegen. Davros is voiced by Richard von Weyden.
*Cybermen are voiced by Oliver Kalkofe, Dirk Hardegen, and Gilles Karolyi.
*The Master is voiced by different actors: Peter Lehn for Geoffrey Beevers, and Richard van Weyden for Anthony Ainley

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'''The German edition of Wikipedia has a full list of the books, comics, CDs and DVDs released in Germany''':
*'''[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Who/Deutsche_Ver%C3%B6ffentlichungen German Merchandise (in German)]'''

===Other===
[[File:PlaisirMag.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Plaisir magazine]]
And sometime in the late 1970s, a German edition of a certain magazine was published. It retailed for '''DM6'''.

This publication (No 10) was also sold in [[Austria]] and [[Switzerland]] - it was pre-printed with the pricings '''OS 45''' and '''SFR 6.50'''.
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==Fandom==
[[File:German Fanzines.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Time Scoop]]
German fan clubs have a presence online, and in print.

* [http://www.doctorwho-deutschland.de/ WORSHIPPERS OF XOANON - FAN CLUB]
* [http://www.doctorwho-deutschland.de/?page_id=18 TIME SCOOP FANZINE]
* [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Who GERMAN WIKIPEDIA]

(''Grateful thanks are due to Bernhard Lürßen, Max and Ina for information, clippings and screen-grabs'')

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==Websites==

* [http://www.bbcgermany.de/GERMANY/dokumentationen/genre2/385/auftritt.php BBC GERMANY]
* [http://www.drwho.de/drwho/ DR WHO]

==Germany in Doctor Who==

* The Doctor and Susan refer to the Kaiser's "infernal" zeppelins ([[Planet of Giants]]).
*Actor Frederick Jaegar ([[The Savages]], [[Planet of Evil]], [[The Invisible Enemy]]), was born in Germany.
* King George II of Hanover is name-checked in [[The Highlanders]].
* One of the Gravitron crewmembers is Fritz Schultz (played by Barry Ashton) ([[The Moonbase]]).
*Chameleon Tours flew to Freiberg, and the Black Forest, a popular holiday centre, is mentioned in [[The Faceless Ones]].
* Hamburg and Berlin both have T-Mat stations ([[The Seeds of Death]]).
* German soldiers from the First World War are kidnapped to play in [[The War Games]].
* Adolf Hitler is referenced in [[The Daemons]], [[The Time Monster]], [[Silver Nemesis]] and [[The Curse of Fenric]].
* Albert Einstein is named in [[The Daemons]], [[The Stones of Blood]], [[City of Death]], [[Planet of Fire]], and appears in [[Time and the Rani]].
* The sunken German battleship ''Bismarck'' is mentioned in [[Terror of the Zygons]].
*Count Scarlioni has to sell several Gutenberg Bibles to fund Kerensky's experiments ([[City of Death]]).
* The Doctor tells Romana of the Brothers Grimm ([[State of Decay]]).
*A flight coming in from Dusseldorf is listed on the 'Arrivals' board at Schiphol Airport in [[Arc of Infinity]]
* The Doctor mentions the great liar, Baron Münchausen ([[The Trial of a Time Lord]]).
* De Flores and his troopers feature in [[Silver Nemesis]]. Mention is made of Wagner's opera, "Der Ring des Nibelungen".
* The coastal naval base has a replica of the German War Room in Berlin. The Ultima machine is programmed to break the codes sent to German U-Boats in the North Atlantic. Wainwright mentions the bombed city of Dresden ([[The Curse of Fenric]]).

==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[Tom Baker stories]]
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**[[Colin Baker stories]]
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**[[Paul McGann stories]]

[[Category:Europe]]

Australia TX 1979-1982

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Jon Preddle:

=AUSTRALIAN TRANSMISSION HISTORY (Part Six) (1979-1982)=
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[[File:TomBakerinAust79.JPG|right|thumb|150px|Print ad for Tom Baker signing during his visit to Australia in February 1979]]

'''TOM BAKER VISITS AUSTRALIA #1'''

From '''2 February 1979''' until the end of the month, Tom Baker was in Australia on a publicity tour sponsored by the ABC. He did press, TV and radio interviews, plus book signings at various stores, such as the Grace Bros chain. On '''12 February 1979''' he made a surprise visit to Neutral Bay Public School in North Sydney; footage of his talk with the kids was later shown on the ABC.

After Sydney, Baker went to BRISBANE, then MELBOURNE (on 15 February), and later called on the former Telecom Australia depot in ADELAIDE on 24 February, where decommissioned street telephone boxes were stockpiled waiting to be sold or destroyed. Photos of him standing inside one of these boxes appeared in local newspapers the following day.

Baker appeared on various shows, such as '''Countdown''' (interviewed by Molly Meldrum; aired 22 February) and '''This Week''' (aired 29 February) and the '''Mike Walsh Show'''. He was interviewed for ''"TV Times"'' (which was the cover story of the 24-30 March 1979 issue – see [[Australia Sales]]).

Baker's visit to Neutral Bay Public School in Sydney on '''12 February''' was shown on the ABC's '''Behind the News''' programme.

It was also during this tour that a series of charity-sponsored videos were recorded for the '''"Keep Australia Beautiful"''' campaign. These aired on the commercial stations 7, 9 and 10 but not the ABC.

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[[File:4V190279.JPG|right|thumb|550px|Sydney Morning Herald, 19 February 1979]]

Starting in 1979, the ABC was for the first time actively attempting full unification across the networks, with the same episodes of most programmes screening across all regions on the same day, albeit allowing for the two hour difference between coasts. The odd regional variance would generally occur around coverage of live sporting events. However, from this point on, this overview will no longer cover every regional variance.

'''NEW EPISODES'''

*From Monday, '''19 February 1979''' to Wednesday, '''23 May 1979''', seasons 15 and 16 aired back to back, four nights per week (not Fridays) on all stations. This run coincided with Tom Baker's visit – see above.
*There were several days of pre-emptions during the last week of March 1979 to allow for coverage of cricket "live from Perth". As it was hosting the event live, and because there was still a two hour time difference west and east, PERTH did not have to drop any episodes of '''Doctor Who''' to make way for the cricket broadcasts, and as such Western Australia became the '''first region''' to air Season 16, and the run of repeats that followed, with the other regions catching up a few days later.

'''REPEATS'''

*Starting in '''May 1979''' was another repeat run of the colour Jon Pertwee stories, followed by Tom Bakers from {{4A}} to {{4M}} only. MELBOURNE had fallen out of sync a few times, due to other sports coverage; while the regions ended simultaneously on '''24 October 1979''', Victoria ended the run a week later on '''30 October'''.
*It was during this repeat run that the ABC considered acquiring some further examples of the edited-down compilations that had been repeated by the BBC during the 70s; a truncated edition of {{4K}} had already been purchased (see previous Block, and below), and a shortened version of {{4G}} was submitted to the censors in June 1979, but although it was classified with a "G" rating, it was never broadcast.

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[[File:PrimeAds.JPG|thumb|right|450px|Screen grabs from the four Pr1me Computer ads]]

'''PRIME COMPUTER ADS (1)'''

Starting in '''January 1980''', and running for several months, commercials for '''Prime Computer of Australia Ltd''' (aka Prime Computer / Pr1me Computer) played at cinemas and aired on TV networks 7, 9 and 10. (Although it was the home of '''Doctor Who''', the ABC could not show the adverts because it was a non-commercial station.)

The two commercials – both with the slogan '''"Step into the 80's!"''' – were filmed in late 1979 (in the UK) and aired in Australia in early 1980 (the first was 1 minute, the other 30 seconds).

The ads were supported by print material such as postcards and posters.

The ''Canberra Times'' of '''5 March 1980''' reported on the success of the campaign.

Full-page ads continued to appear in print, such as the '''7 July 1980''' (cover-dated) Australian edition of '''Time''' magazine.

In '''October 1980''' there were print ads for Prime Computer featuring only Tom Baker; these were published to coincide with Prime's appearance at the '''Eighth World Computer Congress''' (said to be the biggest computer exhibition ever in Australia) which was being held in MELBOURNE, from '''14-17 October'''.

A second pair of commercials was made and aired in early 1981 – see below.

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[[File:Adel4K78.JPG|thumb|right||250px|The Brain of Morbius Omnibus edition, 24
January 1980 (TV Week)]]
[[File:4KOmnibus2.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Brain of Morbius Omnibus edition, 24 January 1980 (Sydney Morning Herald)]]
[[File:4KOmnibus.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Brain of Morbius Omnibus edition, 24 January 1980 (Melbourne Age)]]

'''NEW EPISODES'''

*On Thursday, '''24 January 1980''', at 9.30pm, the 60 minute edited compilation of {{4K}} screened for the first time in all regions and repeated in ADELAIDE. It's unknown whether it was seen in DARWIN, but since they were still connected to the BRISBANE network, it is likely that they did.
*A month later, from Monday, '''18 February 1980''', Season 17 started, again screening four nights a week, at 6.30pm. The fourth part of {{5L}} aired '''20 March 1980'''.

'''TOM BAKER VISITS AUSTRALIA #2'''

Tom Baker was back in Australia on a second promotional tour during this run of episodes. The visit was sponsored by Qantas and Grace Bros Department Store.

He arrived on '''27 February 1980'''. (He had been in [[Egypt]] filming '''[[Wikipedia:The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (1980 film)|The Curse of King Tut's Tomb]]''', and flew on to Australia afterwards.) He was in SYDNEY to begin with, with signings held at the Grace Bros stores in Liverpool, Roselands and Miranda in February, then between 1 and 6 March he was at Parramatta, Mt Druitt, Hornsby, Top Ryde, Broadway, Chatswood, Warringah Mall and Bondi Junction.

He also appeared on various news and chat shows, such as '''The John Singleton Show''', which aired on 4 March.

After being away from the UK for almost two whole months, Baker returned home in '''mid-March''' jet-lagged and feeling very much under the weather - and as such he was still unwell when he arrived on Brighton Beach to begin filming [[The Leisure Hive]]…

'''REPEATS'''

*A week after the conclusion of season 17, a further run of Baker repeats aired in all regions (the exact airdates for some PERTH episodes are unknown, but there are enough airdates to allow for all serials from {{4A}} to {{5H}} to play, but there has to be with ''one day'' when no episode aired to fit the available run of dates), starting with {{4A}}, getting only as far as {{4H}}, after which, from '''12 May 1980''', came repeats of {{4V}} through to {{5L}}, only six months after the initial screening. It was then back to season 13 again, with {{4G}} from '''15 September'''.
*During the screening of {{4B}} 2 in BRISBANE on '''1 April''', there was a technical fault.
*The repeats ended with {{4M}} on '''14 October 1980''', in SYDNEY and BRISBANE. In MELBOURNE and HOBART the run ended two days later, on '''16 October 1980'''; at least two episodes would have been pre-empted at some stage to push those two regions out of sync. In '''PERTH''', the run concluded on '''21 October 1980'''.

'''MORE PERTWEE IN COLOUR?'''

In late 1979, the ABC had looked into the possibility of acquiring further Jon Pertwee episodes in colour. They received a copy of the existing PAL tape of part 1 of {{CCC}} in '''January 1980''', but the BBC had long since wiped the rest. The ABC started making enquiries into where colour copies of this and other stories could be obtained from overseas.

[[File:PertweeCabaret1980.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Jon Pertwee in Cabaret; Sydney Morning Herald, 17 May 1980]]
When it was discovered that {{OOO}} had screened in colour on the [[Canada|Canadian]] channel [[TVO]] in '''March 1980''', members of the Australian Doctor Who Fan Club contacted the ABC to see if they were able to acquire the rights to that story. Surprisingly, the ABC did not take up this suggestion.

But the following month, '''April 1980''', the ABC approached the US distributor Time-Life to see if they had copies of stories in NTSC, but months after their enquiry they were informed that the US tapes had been wiped. (Note: the ABC had the ability to transmit from NTSC without the need to convert to PAL first.)

The ABC also contacted the chief censor to see if three stories that had been given "A" ratings nine years previously - {{DDD}}, {{FFF}} and {{JJJ}} – could be reclassified. The censor responded that these still did not qualify for "G" classifications.

Any notion of screening further third Doctor stories in colour this year was therefore abandoned, but the ABC did revisit the idea a couple of years later…

The ABC may have been planning to screen the 'new' colour third Doctor episodes to coincide with Pertwee's visit to Australia: the actor brought his '''"JON PERTWEE IN CABARET"''' tour for a multi-city engagement. The tour opened in SYDNEY, for three nights at the Theatre Restaurant at the Bankstown Town Hall from Thursday, '''29 May 1980''' until Saturday, '''31 May'''. Tickets cost A$18.00, which included pre-dinner drinks, a three course meal and show. The tour then went to other cities around the country.

Pertwee also appeared on various TV chat shows while in Australia, such as '''"The John Singleton Show"''' and '''"This Week"'''. He also held signings at malls, and was the special guest at a Fan Cub event in SYDNEY on '''15 June 1980'''.

Back in '''November 1979''', the BBC had explored the possibility of filming a story in Australia for Tom Baker's next season (i.e. Season 18) in a co-production with the ABC. In '''July 1980''', when the idea was raised again, new producer John Nathan-Turner wrote to his Head of Department stating that five weeks location filming in Australia could be scheduled for the following season (i.e. Season 19 to be filmed in 1981 and 1982), however nothing further came of this idea.

But it can't be a coincidence that it was only a matter of days after these latest discussions that JNT wrote the character outline for new Australian companion, Tegan Jovanka…

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==='''NO DOCTOR WHO IN 1981'''===
[[File:PrimeAd2.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Prime Computer ad from Time magazine, April 1981]]

There were no screenings at all in '''1981''', mainly due to further complaints to the ABC about the number of repeats of the same early Tom Baker serials over and over (for instance, by this time {{4A}} had already aired '''five''' times).

'''PRIME COMPUTER ADS (2)'''

Although there were no new episodes on the ABC, the second pair of '''Prime Computer''' ads (see above) were shown on the commercial stations circa '''March 1981'''.

The onscreen captions for these two new ads were '''"Dr Who and the Aliens"''' (1 minute) and '''"Dr Who meets his match"''' (30 secs). The tagline was amended to '''"On through the 80s"'''.

These had been recorded while Baker was filming his final story; he wore his Season 18 burgundy coat and scarf. (The aliens are from Liprogopolis. The similarity between that name and [[Logopolis]] can't possibly be a coincidence…)

This follow-up promotion was supported by further colour print ads, one of which appeared in the publicity brochure for the annual Canberra Day Festival which is held in mid-March. Another appeared in '''February''' and '''April 1981''' issues of the Australian edition of '''Time''' magazine.

The four TV ads later aired in [[New Zealand]] starting in '''July 1981'''. (The commercials feature on the [[Destiny of the Daleks]] DVD.)
*[http://nzdwfc.tetrap.com/archive/tsv26/primecomputers.html PR1ME COMPUTER ADS in NZ]
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===Block 14: T BAKER / DAVISON ---- '''March 1982 to December 1982'''===
[[File:NewFace26Apr82.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The "New Face" - Peter Davison arrives on the ABC; Sydney Morning Herald, 22 April 1982]]
{| {{small-table}}
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|'''First Run'''||'''{{5N}}----{{5Q}}----{{5R}}----{{5P}}----{{5S}}----{{5T}}----{{5V}}----{{5Z}}----{{5W}}----{{5Y}}----{{5X}}----{{6A}}----{{6B}}----{{6C}}'''
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|'''Repeats'''||'''{{4N}}----{{4M}}----{{4C}}----{{4E}}----{{4D}}----{{4F}}----{{4H}}----{{4G}}----{{4J}}----{{4L}}----{{4Q}}----{{4R}}----{{4S}}----{{4V}}----{{4T}}----{{4X}}----{{4W}}----{{4Y}}----{{4Z}}'''
|}

Although they had purchased the bulk of Tom Baker's final season in early 1981, the ABC decided to delay screening them, instead choosing to wait until Peter Davison's first season was also available, and airing the two back to back early the following year:

'''NEW EPISODES'''

*Tom Baker's final season commenced on Monday, '''8 March 1982''', at 6.30pm in all regions bar '''HOBART''', where it commenced the following day, placing that region out of sync with the rest of the country by one day for the full run.
*'''MELBOURNE''' and '''ADELAIDE''' were a day late getting part one of {{5T}} on '''13 April 1982''', putting them out of step by one day as well for the remainder of the run.
*'''Peter Davison''' made his Australian debut on Monday, '''26 April 1982''', a matter of four months after his arrival on British screens.
*'''MELBOURNE''' then aired {{6C}} parts three and four back to back on '''8 June 1982''' in order to catch up, having pre-empted the series on '''12 April 1982'''.

'''REPEATS'''

* From '''9 June 1982''', the day after part four of {{6C}}, a run of regional repeats commenced, mainly to accommodate coverage of the football World Cup. All regions apart from HOBART (which was still lagging behind) saw two episodes back to back of {{4N}}, picking up from where the October 1980 repeat had ended. This was followed a few weeks later by {{4M}}, again with two episodes back to back. This was followed by {{4C}}, screening two episodes back to back across two days nation-wide, while HOBART was still one week behind. The rest of season 12 and 13 aired Mondays to Thursdays, then a jump to {{4Q}}; after {{4R}} part four on Thursday, '''23 September 1982''', the TV schedules were dominated by coverage of the Commonwealth Games for the next two weeks.
*The repeats resumed from '''11 October 1982''' with {{4S}} through to {{4W}}, with some regions then skipping {{4Y}}, and the run ended with {{4Z}}6 (some regions aired with parts one and two back to back) by '''6 December 1982'''.
*On Monday, '''7 June 1982''', an episode of '''Doctor Who''' aired at 6pm in '''DARWIN'''. It is not known if the station was still connected via relay to and still receiving broadcasts from BRISBANE, as it had been during the late 1970s, or whether it was back broadcasting its own scheduled programming locally.

'''VHS'''

The [[Peter Cushing]] film, '''"Dr Who and the Daleks"''' was released in Australia for the first time on VHS and Betamax through Thorn EMI by '''October 1982''', predominantly for the Rental market. (The tape did not have a classification rating, as there was then no legal requirement for tapes to be rated.)

*'''CONTINUED: [[Australia TX 1983-1985|1983-1985]]'''

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Planet of Giants

2026-04-27T01:35:43Z

Jon Preddle:

{{episodes|J|2|1|31 Oct to 14 Nov 1964|The Reign of Terror|The Dalek Invasion of Earth|}}

This story aired in the following countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to [[Selling Doctor Who]] for expanded airdates.)
[[File:GiantsNZ.JPG|right|thumb|450px|Regional listings for the three episodes when they played in Auckland (the last of the four NZ regions to air the serial); New Zealand Herald, 5,12,19 July 1968 (For what it's worth, this broadcast of "Crisis" is the earliest episode of Doctor Who that one of the editors of this site remembers seeing!)]]

{| {{small-table}}
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|[[Australia]]||Nov 65||b/w
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|[[Singapore]]||Feb 66||b/w
|-
|[[Gibraltar]]||Feb 66||b/w
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|[[Malta]]||Mar 66||b/w
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|[[Aden]]||Apr 66||b/w
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|[[Nigeria]]||May 66||b/w
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|[[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe]]||Jul 66||b/w
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|[[Zambia]]||Aug 66||b/w
|-
|[[Trinidad & Tobago]]||Aug 66||b/w
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|[[Uganda]]||Nov 66||b/w
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|[[Jamaica]]||Dec 66||b/w
|-
|[[Barbados]]||Feb 67||b/w
|-
|[[Hong Kong]]||Mar 67||b/w
|-
|[[Kenya]]||Apr 67||b/w
|-
|[[Thailand]]||Sep 67||b/w
|-
|[[Tunisia]]||Sep 67||b/w
|-
|[[Mauritius]]||Dec 67||b/w
|-
|[[Venezuela]]||Feb 68||b/w
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|[[New Zealand]]||Mar 68||b/w
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|[[Sierra Leone]]||Mar 68||b/w
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|[[Mexico]]||May 68?||b/w
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|[[Morocco]]|| 68?||b/w
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|[[Saudi Arabia]]|| 68/69?||b/w
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|[[Chile]]||Aug 69||b/w
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|[[Iran]]||Oct 69||b/w
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|[[Jordan]]|| 69?||b/w
|-
|[[Libya]]||Mar 70?||b/w
|-
|[[Ethiopia]]||Aug 71||b/w
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|[[Costa Rica]]||Jan 72||b/w
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|[[Algeria]]||Jan 74||b/w
|-
|}

*In mid-1967, [[New Zealand]] was sent the prints that had been used by the ABC in [[Australia]].
* The [[New Zealand]] prints were destroyed on '''14 July 1971'''.
* All three episodes with the [[Arabic]] soundtrack exist and featured on the DVD and Blu-ray releases of this story.
* A [[Spanish]] dub of part three is held by a collector, who acquired it circa 1973. This may have been returned from [[Costa Rica]].
* See [[Hartnell Junkings]]

==Reissue==
* The serial was reissued by the BBC in late 1985, and sold to:
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|[[United States]]||from Sep 85||b/w
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|[[Canada]]||Oct 89||b/w
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| comp = The Doctor emerges from the Tardis to find that he is only one-inch tall. But this small inconvenience doesn't interfere with his efforts to keep an unprincipled manufacturer from distributing a dangerous insecticide.
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==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[William Hartnell stories]]
*[[Spanish]]
*[[Arabic]]

What's New

2026-04-27T01:34:32Z

Jon Preddle:

{{TOC right}}'''This page will list UPDATES and NEW pages added.'''

We would very much like '''BroaDWcast''' to also function as an index to '''Doctor Who''' clips on '''YouTube''', especially USA pledge-breaks, convention footage and any foreign language clips. If you already know of or stumble across any, please send us the link.

*And don't forget, clicking on the AIRDATES [[File:newspaper4.jpg|40px|Airdates icon|link=]] icon on the country profile pages will take you to the airdates summary for that country (N/S = story title is Not Stated)

*We're on '''[https://twitter.com/DrWhoBroaDWcast TWITTER]'''. To "Follow" us, please 'click' here or via the link found in the "external sites" section of the left sidebar.
* We also have a dedicated forum and email address - see sidebar to the left

==2026 Updates==
*'''27 April''': We've fully revised [[The Daleks Master Plan]] page following the surprise return of two episodes.
*'''26 April''': The [[New Chains|Bicycling Chains]] have been revised; further research into the difference between Suppressed and Stored Field prints reveals that many of what we thought to be the former were in fact the latter!
*'''3 March''': Updates to West Virginia: [[WVPB]] and [[WSWP]] now have separate pages.
*'''14 February''': Newspaper listings (in Greek) identify some of the Tom Baker stories that aired in [[Greece]] in August 1991.

==Previous Updates==
*'''[[What's New 2025|What was New in 2025]]'''
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What's New

2026-04-27T01:33:44Z

Jon Preddle:

{{TOC right}}'''This page will list UPDATES and NEW pages added.'''

We would very much like '''BroaDWcast''' to also function as an index to '''Doctor Who''' clips on '''YouTube''', especially USA pledge-breaks, convention footage and any foreign language clips. If you already know of or stumble across any, please send us the link.

*And don't forget, clicking on the AIRDATES [[File:newspaper4.jpg|40px|Airdates icon|link=]] icon on the country profile pages will take you to the airdates summary for that country (N/S = story title is Not Stated)

*We're on '''[https://twitter.com/DrWhoBroaDWcast TWITTER]'''. To "Follow" us, please 'click' here or via the link found in the "external sites" section of the left sidebar.
* We also have a dedicated forum and email address - see sidebar to the left

==2026 Updates==
*'''27 April''': We've fully revised [[The Daleks Master Plan]] page following the surprise return of two episodes.
*'''26 April''': The [[New Chains|Bicycling Chains]] have been revised; further research into the difference between Suppressed and Stored Field prints reveals that many of the former are in fact the latter!
*'''3 March''': Updates to West Virginia: [[WVPB]] and [[WSWP]] now have separate pages.
*'''14 February''': Newspaper listings (in Greek) identify some of the Tom Baker stories that aired in [[Greece]] in August 1991.

==Previous Updates==
*'''[[What's New 2025|What was New in 2025]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2024|What was New in 2024]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2023|What was New in 2023]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2022|What was New in 2022]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2021|What was New in 2021]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2020|What was New in 2020]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2019|What was New in 2019]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2018|What was New in 2018]]'''
*'''[[What's new 2017|What was New in 2017]]'''
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*'''[[What's new 2015|What was New in 2015]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2014|What was New in 2014]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2013|What was New in 2013]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2012|What was New in 2012]]'''
*'''[[What's New 2011|What was New in 2011]]'''

The Daleks' Master Plan

2026-04-27T01:30:10Z

Jon Preddle:

{{episodes|V|3|1|13 Nov 1965 to 29 Jan 1966|The Myth Makers|The Massacre|}}
[[File:DMP Cutting Copy.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Master Plan episode 1 with a Cutting Copy label returned in 2026]]
*The serial was planned as a 12-parter. However, from the stage directions in the rehearsal and camera scripts for parts six and seven, particularly with regards to the "NEXT EPISODE" captions, it would seem that by the time the serial was '''made''', it was being treated as an 11-parter (the serial would be sold as such to foreign broadcasters), but with an additional episode screened at Christmas, but only for consumption in the UK; and as such, the Christmas-themed part seven was never telerecorded. (Since telerecording machines needed to be booked weeks in advance, and with the episode going out on Christmas Day when no TR machine operators would be on duty, the episode could not be TRed during broadcast, as was the norm for '''Doctor Who''' in 1965. Although Enterprises could have had the episode TRed from the master video tape at a later date, it's clear that a firm decision to exclude the episode from foreign sale had been made by them many months earlier.)
*'''The Daleks' Master Plan''' could therefore be regarded as an 11-parter with a special Christmas episode '''added''' for UK viewers, rather than as a 12-parter, with an episode '''removed''' from foreign sale. Or put another way, it's an 11-parter which, after its sixth episode on 18 December 1965, took a fortnight's break before resuming on New Years Day 1966; meanwhile its replacement on 25 December 1965 was a one-off episode of '''Doctor Who'''...
* The 11-part serial (i.e. minus the Christmas 'special') was offered to [[Australia]] in '''March 1966''', along with [[Galaxy 4]], [[Mission to the Unknown]], and [[The Myth Makers]].
* After a long delay because all 11 episodes had to be viewed in a single session, it was assessed by the Australian censors on '''13 September 1966''' - and rated with a mixture of "G" and "A" classifications, with and without cuts.
*The ABC had already started screening the early season 3 serials at that stage, so after [[The Myth Makers]] they filled the schedule with a run of repeats, while they awaited a final decision. But by the end of '''November 1966''' the ABC had ultimately decided against attempting to edit and "reconstruct" the films since the "A" classifications on some of the episodes that didn't have cuts would prevent them from screening the serial in their preferred early evening timeslot anyway. They recommenced screening season 3 starting with [[The Massacre]] in mid-'''December'''...
*While all this was happening, Terry Nation withdrew all the Dalek stories from sale (although this edict did not affect sales that were already underway).
* After an unsuccessful appeal to the censorship board, [[BBC Sydney]] officially "wrote off" selling the serial to the ABC in '''March 1967'''. And since the ABC did not purchase the rights to screen it, they did not make any clearance payments to the BBC.
*A few months later, [[Barbados]] purchased Season 3 (see October 1967 newspaper clipping on that page); [[Mission to the Unknown]] and The Daleks' Master Plan were not available because of the Australian rejection and Nation's moratorium. It's therefore highly unlikely that the BBC would have struck any further prints of the serial in 1966 while they were awaiting word on whether a sale had been made to Australia, and certainly not during 1967 when the Dalek serials were off the catalogue.
**See '''FURTHER POINTS TO CONSIDER''' below...
*What happened to the Australian prints? The ABC did not 'own' the prints -- in fact they never had them in their possession at all during the processes described above. In all likelihood, they'd have been returned to the BBC's Sydney office, and were subsequently shipped back to London... (see below).
*The '''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/f60bee360975472895cd4a6c394e6bce 25 October 1971''' edition of '''Blue Peter'''] used an extract from part 3, so it's clear that the BBC had or struck a print of that episode (at least) in 1971.
**NOTE: What is particularly curious about this clip is the clip itself. '''Blue Peter''' wanted to show-case the appearance by one of its presenters in '''Doctor Who''', so what clip do they choose to show? One with the Daleks in their spaceship that leads directly into one of Peter Purves in the SPAR. It wasn't one with the Daleks and Steven in ''the same scene together'', which you'd think would be what they would go for if such a scene was available to them (and such scenes do occur in parts ten and twelve). Could it be, therefore, that by late 1971 the BBC did not actually have that many prints featuring Purves and the Daleks (not even part 3 or 6 of [[The Chase]]?), so the clip from part 3 was the best from what was already a poor selection?
*BBC Enterprises had junked all 11 telerecording master negatives at some point between 1972 and 1974.
*By '''mid-1973''', the BBC still retained prints of episodes 2,3, and 4 (at least), although these copies were sited at different locations around London: episode two was at the BBC's film studios in Ealing (from which it was taken by a BBC employee in '''1973''', and subsequently returned in '''2004'''), whereas part three was at BBC Enterprises and four was kept in the film library. Part 4 was borrowed by the '''Blue Peter''' producers for use in their tenth anniversary clip montage (broadcast on '''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/a53c08f7455d4cf7824278f89380f326 5 November 1973]'''), but was never returned to its place of origin.
*At some point between '''1978''' and '''1983''', parts five and ten ended up in the basement of a Mormon church. Where they had been prior to 1978 is unknown. An examination of the film cans and labels in 2026 revealed notations and markings that clearly indicated these two came from [[Australia]], proving once and for all that the films sent to the ABC in 1966 were indeed returned to London. But whether any of these extant prints were all part of the same set of 11 is unknown; nor is it known how they came to be separated in the first place.
*In all likelihood parts two, five and ten were from the set that had been sent to Australia in 1966 (and if so, had been returned to London years earlier than the 1975 bulk shipment of returns by the ABC).
**See our further musings on the [[Mormon Mystery|Mormon Church recovery here]].
*Within months of these two episodes being returned to the BBC, clips from them were used in the flashback sequence in part 2 of [[Resurrection of the Daleks]], which was recorded in September and October 1983.
*In '''early 2026''', prints of parts one and three were acquired from the estate of a film collector. Part one was labelled '''"CUTTING COPY"''', suggesting that this (and possibly also part 3 which wasn't labelled) were technical review prints (struck to check the quality of the original 1965 telerecording negatives) rather than subsequent broadcast copies that had been returned from overseas. (See [[The Ice Warriors]] for more on "Cutting Copy" prints.)
* See also [[Hartnell Junkings]]

'''FURTHER POINTS TO CONSIDER''':
*At the time the offer was made to [[Australia]] in early 1966, both [[Singapore]] and [[Gibraltar]] were coming to the end of their transmissions of season two, however it's very unlikely that the BBC would have struck additional prints of this story in anticipation of a sale to those two countries. As it turned out, neither country picked up the option to continue with the series after [[The Time Meddler]].
*Even if the serial '''had''' been accepted and broadcast in [[Australia]] in 1966, the two other countries screening season three at the time - [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] - would probably have been denied broadcast rights anyway, because by the end of that year, the BBC had withdrawn the sale of all Dalek serials as part of their agreement with Terry Nation.
*By the time that moratorium had been lifted at the end of 1967, only [[New Zealand]] and [[Sierra Leone]], which were still lagging behind with screening the series, would have been in a position to include and schedule the serial with the rest of season three, but since neither country did buy this (and [[Mission to the Unknown]]) it must have been the cost that prevented them from doing so... (The cost of a serial was on a "per episode" basis; at 11 episodes, this was quite an expensive serial to buy.)
*Both [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] had screened as far as [[The Smugglers]] by the end of 1968, and probably wouldn't have been interested in buying and screening a story out of sequence.
*[[Singapore]] did not purchase season three until 1972 (as a "back-catalogue" package) and it would have been the high cost to purchase the 11-parter which prevented RTS from buying the serial with the rest of the season.

==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[William Hartnell stories]]

Retro Television Network

2026-04-27T00:53:35Z

Jon Preddle:

[[File:RetroTVbanner.JPG|right|frameless|450px]]
[[File:RetroTV--Terror of the Autons.jpg|thumb|right|350px]]
The '''[[wikipedia:Retro Television Network|RETRO TELEVISION NETWORK]]''' was launched in July 2005. Specialising in "classic" drama and comedy, it was originally designed to be broadcast "free" on the digital sub-channels of its affiliate host television stations.

It was re-branded as '''retro tv''' in 2013. In '''August 2014''', it started screening '''Doctor Who'''.

==DOCTOR WHO ON RETRO TV==

*'''4 August 2014''': The station began airing [[William Hartnell stories]], two episodes back to back per day (at 8:00 and 8:30pm), Monday to Friday.
*On Saturdays, four episodes from earlier stories are repeated at 6:00 to 8:00pm. For the entire run on '''Retro''', two streams were in rotation: one stream in story order on weekends, another with a different Doctor on weekdays. And repeat ...
[[File:Retro TV ID 2015-07-18.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Slate accidentally broadcast July 18, 2015]]
*All Hartnell and Troughton episodes have been [[wikipedia:VidFIRE|VidFIREd]]. [[The Aztecs]] and [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] are skipped.
*'''18 September 2014''': The [[Patrick Troughton]] episodes begin (without [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]], [[The Web of Fear]] or [[The Enemy of the World]]).
*'''29 September 2014''': The [[Jon Pertwee stories]] begin. [[Spearhead from Space]] is skipped. All stories appear in color; stories such as [[The Mind of Evil]] are the recolourised versions created for the BBC DVD releases.
*'''31 October 2014''': A sub-station called '''RTVN''' commences screening the same episodes as its parent, but from time to time it aired alternatives. '''RTVN''' was only available in some of the same regions.
*'''15 December 2014''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin.
*'''8 April 2015''': The run of [[Peter Davison stories]] begin.
*'''25 May 2015''': [[Colin Baker stories]] are added to the rotation.
*'''18 June 2015''': [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] debut.
*'''28 June 2015''': '''RTVN''' ceases screening separate schedules, and from 29 June airs the same as '''Retro TV'''. The channel subsequently closed down in 2019.
*From '''14 July 2015''' onwards, with the seven Doctors now in the mix, the two separate streams continue: one stream of stories playing daily, Monday to Saturday, and a different stream on Sundays only.
*As of early '''October 2020''', the weekday stream was showing [[Peter Davison stories]] (season 20), while Sunday was Tom Baker (season 16, the Key to Time).
*From '''19 November 2020''', the screenings had cycled back to William Hartnell, with [[An Unearthly Child]].
*'''January 2021''': Jon Pertwee episodes each week-day, and William Hartnell (back again, after a run of Colin Baker) at the weekends.
*'''February - April 2021''': More Pertwee, then Tom Baker stories weekdays, with Hartnell, Troughton, and Pertwees at the weekend.
*'''June 2021''': [[Peter Davison]] on weekdays...
*'''July to end of 2021''': The serials have cycled through Colin Baker, McCoy, Hartnell and back to Troughton, then Pertwee on weekdays...
*As '''2022''' begins, it's once again back to Peter Davison on the weekends, and Tom Baker weekdays... with the run taking a break in mid '''November 2022''' during a run of Bakers.
*... but the series returns in '''April 2023'''... but three months later, it's gone again - the final story to air for the time-being is [[Robot]], with all four parts airing back-to-back on '''2 July 2023'''. But it's back in '''December''' with the usual complete story every Saturday and Sunday, and a different cycle of episodes on weekdays, continuing into '''2024'''...
*...By April '''2025''', the schedule changes slightly, so instead of a full story every Saturday and Sunday, it is now a single 4-parter each Saturday.
**A scheduling error in early '''May 2025''' had [[The Time Monster]] Part 1 on one day, with [[Black Orchid]] Part 2 on the next day, after which came three more Davison serials - [[Time-Flight]], [[Arc of Infinity]], and [[Snakedance]] - then jumping back to the rest of [[The Time Monster]]!
*Retro aired the remaining Pertwees, then back to Tom Baker - but only as far as [[The Androids of Tara]] part 1 on its daily screenings on Friday '''1 August 2025''' and all of [[The Stones of Blood]] as its Saturday 4-parter "Movie" on '''2 August 2025''' - but that was it. The series was pulled mid-story...
*... but this was only a short hiatus; the series was back in '''November''', airing four episodes from 6pm each night, then repeated at 11pm, Monday to Thursday. These episodes are also streaming via Retro's Live Feed app. On Fridays, four eps are screened only at 6pm, with the repeat instead being on Sunday. The first story to air under this new schedule is [[The Daleks]]. (Several stories - including [[An Unearthly Child]] - were skipped, presumably due to rights issues.) Curiously, when [[The Chase]] part 1 was shown, the usually missing Beatles clip was intact!
*Only three Troughton serials aired - [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] (the video of which appeared to be 'slowed down); [[The Mind Robber]] and [[The Seeds of Death]].
*The schedule changed slightly by the time the selected Pertwee serials were shown - with eight 'new' episodes per night with no repeats for a few weeks, before reverting back to the previous four 'new' + four repeats. When [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] part 1 airs, it's in black and white; for previously airings it was in colour.
*Into '''2026''', and the Tom Baker run concludes in late '''January''', and a selection of Peter Davison commences (seven of his stories are skipped). Colin Baker returns in '''February'''; Season 22 (skipping [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) are the 25-minute edits. Two Sylvester McCoy serials are skipped - [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] and [[Ghost Light]].
*From early '''March''', Hartnell returns - starting with [[The Daleks]]. In '''April''', by which time Jon Pertwee serials were showing, the regular weekday cycle changed to one episode at 6pm, with a repeat of that same episode at midnight and again 9am the following day. Then at 6pm that night, the next episode aired, with a replay at midnight and again at 9am - and so on... And then at the weekend, starting with [[The Daleks]], a separate cycle commenced of two episodes per night starting at 6pm.

==Airdates==
Full airdates for both channels are listed on the '''This Week in Doctor Who''' site:
*'''[http://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=216&detail=broadcast&page=1 AIRDATES FOR RETRO TV]'''
*'''[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=237&detail=broadcast&page=1 AIRDATES FOR RVTN]'''

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New Chains

2026-04-26T23:01:40Z

Jon Preddle:

<span style="font-size:200%;">The Hartnell, Troughton and Pertwee Junkings – Updated 2026</span>
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There are potentially dozens of different paths the film prints of the [[William Hartnell]], [[Patrick Troughton]] and [[Jon Pertwee stories]] could have taken as they were bicycled from country to country over the years.

These tables summarise a fresh series of '''possible and potential''' distribution paths taken by groups of consecutive stories, using a scientific approach taking into account some of the available "film traffic" information, research into distribution methods (see [[Bicycling Chains]] Introduction) – with a smattering of educated guesswork! (The first version of this page is [[Old Chains|here]].)

(This is just our latest take (of several so far!) using the available information that's to hand – what is presented here could be hopelessly wrong, but it's been a fun exercise nevertheless.)

We have tried to keep each "chain" as simple as possible without resorting to the complicated exchange of different countries supplying different stories to different recipients; generally, the same grouping of consecutive stories would have been bicycled from the same provider to the same recipient, as opposed to stories being split up and sent to different recipients.
*We've arranged each series of chains with the same "first country" as a separate table to make it easier to view
*Stations that had [[TIE Ltd]] as programme distributor probably '''did''' bicycle films solely within that network
*Notes relating to the "analysis" and thought process behind how these chains have been tabulated are at the bottom of this page and on the [[Bicycling Chains|Bicycling Chains introduction page]].

'''NOTE''': In some of these bicycling sequences, the films may have been sent '''back to the BBC first''' - particularly those being moved out of [[Singapore]] and sent on to Africa - so any damaged or missing films could be replaced before being dispatched to the next country.

=='''FIRST PRODUCTION BLOCK (SEASON ONE)'''==

===Suppressed Field Film-recordings===
*All the stories from the first production block – [[An Unearthly Child]] to [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (at least) - were film-recorded onto 16mm film using the Suppressed Field method. For some of these, the recordings were made during the actual live transmission on the BBC. For others, the copies were made from the Video Tapes several days later. (There is no clear pattern as to which stories / episodes were done "live" and which were filmed later; it was probably down to if and when the film-recording equipment was available.)
*Most of the countries that only aired Season One serials also acquired [[The Rescue]] as the final story. That Season Two 2-parter was ''probably'' only ever telerecorded as Stored Field (see below). But we’ve included it here along with the Suppressed episodes as it was part of the same sales package.

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}
||
*Most of these episodes were junked or destroyed by July 1976

*Two episodes of {{E}} are held by an Australian film collector
||
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''||{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
* {{H}} and {{J}} were both destroyed in NZ in 1971

*{{L}} was Stored Field – see below (we've included it here as these four serials were sent to New Zealand as a single batch

*Other episodes junked in late 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington)
||
*{{K}} did not screen in [[New Zealand]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]] --- ([[Denmark]])'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}
||
*Sent to [[Denmark]] in 1968 as Audition Prints
||
*Did not screen in [[Denmark]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Canada]]'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*The CBC used kinescope duplicates of the episodes for broadcasting by some of the remote stations

*These low grade copies would likely have been destroyed

*It's possible that the original prints were bicycled to [[Trinidad]], [[Bermuda]] or [[Ghana]] – see below
|-
|}

'''OR'''

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Canada]] --- [[Ghana]]'''

||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*As an alternative to the above chain, it's possible that the original CBC prints were bicycled to [[Ghana]] simply because both only ever aired these 26 episodes
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]] --- [[Thailand]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}

{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
*A Suppressed Field print of {{H}} part 1 was sold on eBay in 2012; markings on the metal film can (assuming it was the original can) are very similar to those on cans that have been also been returned from [[Hong Kong]]. Is that print of {{H}} therefore from this chain? (Of note, the aluminium can is very similar to the type of can that the NZ print of {{D}} part 7 was kept in; were metal cans being used by the BBC in 1966 when these two serials were in circulation?)
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[New Zealand]] --- ([[Iran]])'''||{{D}}
||
*Episodes one and two only sent to [[Iran]] in 1967 as Audition Prints

*Other episodes junked in NZ in late 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington) (although the film can for part 7 was retained)
||
*{{D}} did not screen in [[Iran]]

*Did [[Iran]] send them for Audition in another Middle East country?
|-
|'''[[Singapore]]'''
||
{{E}}
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|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Aden]] --- [[Trinidad]] --- [[Bermuda]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Barbados]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}

||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]

|-
|'''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Aden]] --- [[Trinidad]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Barbados]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Rhodesia]] --- [[Zambia]] --- [[Uganda]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}----{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
*The episodes aired twice in [[Zambia]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Malta]] --- [[Cyprus]]'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}
||
||
*[[Cyprus]] sent these episodes somewhere as Audition Prints? Or they were destroyed during the 1974 civil war?
|-
|'''([[Cyprus]]) --- [[Uganda]]'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}
||
||
*[[Cyprus]] sent these films to [[Uganda]], but since UTV had already aired them, it's possible that the films were destined for another country in Africa with [[Uganda]] merely the intermediary in the delivery process

*[[Cyprus]] may have received a set of these stories as Audition Prints, and sent to [[Uganda]] unaired, then got another set of the same three stories from [[Malta]] at a later date
|-
|'''[[Malta]] --- [[Cyprus]] --- [[Hong Kong]] --- [[Thailand]]'''||{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*We’ve noted on the [[Hong Kong]] page that RTV may have expected to get {{D}} from [[Singapore]], but since that serial had gone instead to [[New Zealand]], HK's prints were sourced from Europe
|-
|'''[[Malta]] --- [[Cyprus]]'''||{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}
||
*Some films destroyed during 1974 civil war

*Episodes from {{F}}, {{G}}, {{H}} discovered in [[Cyprus]] and returned to the BBC in 1984
||
*{{H}} did not screen in [[Cyprus]]
|-
|'''[[Malta]]'''||{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
|-
|}

'''IF''' Northern Nigeria '''did''' have an internal bicycling network:

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
*Are these the prints that were destroyed in 1997? (see note below)
||
*Prints were retained to be bicycled within Northern Nigeria
|-
|}

*It has been reported that an African TV station contacted the BBC in 1997 asking what to do with episodes of '''Doctor Who'''. After establishing that what was held was from seasons one and two, the unhelpful receptionist told the caller that the episodes were not wanted and to destroy them. It's not known which country this was, but [[Nigeria]] and [[Ethiopia]] are two of the likely candidates. (In '''"Wiped!"''', Richard Molesworth offers that it was [[Nigeria]].)

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Kenya]] --- [[Mauritius]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
|-
|'''[[Kenya]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
|-
|}

'''IF''' Northern Nigeria '''didn't''' have an internal bicycling network:

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]] --- [[Kenya]] --- [[Mauritius]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*Sold in part by [[TIE Ltd]]?
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]] --- [[Kenya]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
|-
|}

*A Suppressed print of [[The Daleks]] part five was held at the BBC's film studios until late 1972 or early 1973 when it was "permanently borrowed" (along with a print of [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] part 2 (see below). If this was a print that had been returned from overseas, there are only a few "last in the chain" locations that it could have come from ([[Mauritius]] or [[Thailand]]?)

=='''SEASON TWO'''==

===Stored Field Film-recordings (English)===
*All the stories of the second production block – starting with [[The Rescue]] - were telerecorded using the superior '''Stored Field''' (aka Fast Pull-down) method.
*Around this time, the BBC also took the opportunity to replace the Suppressed Field film-recordings of the First Production Block episodes (see above) with new Stored Field negatives. Some stories had a "new" negative made without an optical or magnetic soundtrack -- i.e. a mute print -- which may have been done in preparation for mixing in "Music / Effects" tracks for potential sales to [[Spanish]] and / or [[Arabic]] speaking countries (see below), which ultimately never eventuated). (Some of the season three serials which already existed as Stored Field recordings also had backup negatives made; [[The War Machines]] had a "2nd neg" created in May 1968.)

*If the replacement Stored prints were introduced into the bicycling system during late 1967, it's ''unlikely'' that the Suppressed prints already being used within an established chain were intercepted and replaced with Stored prints while still in transit between countries. Therefore, only those countries at the '''start''' of a chain receiving a set package of stories would have received the new Stored prints. The only chains where that would be the case are the Caribbean chain (but only with a partial set), and Africa (which was the only "new" chain to potentially receive a full set)
*Having said that, if films were bicycled via London, the BBC had the opportunity to replace the Suppressed Fields with Stored Fields during that step

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''||
{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
*Most of these prints were returned to the BBC in 1975 or destroyed by July 1976

*It's possible that the prints of {{Q}} episode 1 and {{S}} episodes 1,2,3 that were found in the possession of a collector in the early 1980s came from this batch

*An unused scratched print of {{R}} episode one was saved from incineration in Australia in late 1969/early 1970 by a film collector (along with prints from {{BB}} and {{KK}} – see below)
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Mauritius]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}---{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
*All episodes were apparently returned to the BBC in 1974
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*[[Mauritius]] aired the stories out of order, perhaps in the order in which they received the replacement Stored Field prints from the BBC?

*[[Sierra Leone]] did not screen {{K}}, although they may have received the prints with the others

*[[Mauritius]] did not screen {{R}}, although they may have received the prints with the others

*[[Mauritius]] sent the films back to the BBC

*The existing Stored Field print of part 3 of {{P}} (held in 1976) may be from this batch

*Could the existing prints of {{S}} be from [[Sierra Leone]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''||{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}
||
*{{P}} was junked in late 1974. The film print of part one was salvaged, and returned to the BBC in 1999

*Other episodes junked in late 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington)
||
*[[Hong Kong]] did not get {{M}} to {{S}} probably because [[Singapore]] had already sent them to [[New Zealand]], and none of the African countries had aired them yet

*{{N}} and {{P}} did not screen in [[New Zealand]]
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[New Zealand]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''||
{{S}}
||
*[[New Zealand]] sent the films to [[Nigeria]] in 1973

*Films discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 1984
||
*It's worth noting that since New Zealand supplied the prints of {{S}}, it's most likely that by 1973 none of the previous broadcasters in Africa still had it or the BBC didn't want any sets split up – i.e. the set held by [[Sierra Leone]]
|-
|'''[[Singapore]]||
{{R}}
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]]'''
||
{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
*[[Zambia]] TV was checked in 2008, and it no longer held the episodes
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*The episodes aired twice in [[Zambia]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]]'''
||
{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
||
*This sale was to a different station that later aired {{S}} supplied by [[New Zealand]] above
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''([[Jamaica]]) --- [[Barbados]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Ethiopia]]'''
||
{{M}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*[[Jamaica]] aired {{M}} before [[Barbados]], but [[Barbados]] aired {{N}} (see below), {{P}}, {{Q}}, {{R}} and {{S}} (below) before [[Jamaica]]; it's possible JBC received the films first and sent them on ahead to CBC, who then sent them back to JBC
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Barbados]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Ethiopia]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''
||
{{N}}
||
*Discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 1985

*Some of the prints of [[The Web Planet]] returned from [[Nigeria]] still had the BBC's VT clock on the leader; this does suggest they were supplied directly by the BBC in 1973, since the majority of prints sent overseas had the VT clock strip removed and replaced with a fresh leader by one of the broadcasters. That these prints retained the clock and not a leader from another broadcaster does strongly suggest that they were not copies that had been bicycled into [[Nigeria]] from another country. (But if they had been bicycled from elsewhere, then [[Ethiopia]] would be the likely source, as shown in the table.)
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Barbados]] --- [[Jamaica]]'''
||
{{S}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*{{S}} didn't screen in [[Ethiopia]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Ethiopia]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*Given the late sale (in 1970), [[Ethiopia]] may be the only English-speaking country to receive all the Season 1 episodes as Stored Field prints
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Iran]]'''
||
({{K}}---{{L}})---{{N}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
*NIRTV was contacted a few years ago, and they confirm the films are no longer held
||
*{{D}} had also been sent by [[New Zealand]] in 1967 as an unaired Audition copy

*NIRTV in [[Iran]] may have received serials {{A}} to {{L}} dubbed into Arabic Although they don't speak that language, the dubbed films may have bicycled within the Middle East. It's possible NIRTV ''also'' received these episodes in English since it was a dual-language broadcaster
|-
|}

===Stored Field Film-recordings (Dubbed)===
*In early 1967, the BBC offered a selection of season one and two '''Doctor Who''' serials to [[Spanish]]-speaking countries. It commissioned dialogue-free Music / Effects only audio tracks, which were created by early 1966 by '''[[Eddie Montague|Eddie Montague (who is interviewed here]])'''. And to create new prints without the English soundtracks the BBC struck fresh film-recordings using the superior Stored Field method. A smaller package of the same episodes was later supplied to [[Arabic]] countries

<u>'''[[Spanish|SPANISH DUBS]]'''</u>
{| {{small-table}}
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! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Venezuela]] --- [[Chile]] --- ([[Dominican Republic]]?) --- [[Costa Rica]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}---{{N}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
*Possibly returned to the BBC between 1973 and 1976 (to account for the handful of [[Spanish]] prints held by the BBC at that time, and later found in the possession of film collectors)
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Spanish]] in [[Mexico]]

*{{R}} didn't screen in [[Venezuela]]; the prints may have entered the bicycling chain at [[Chile]]

*Films may have been sent to [[Dominican Republic]] before the sale was "cancelled"
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Mexico]] '''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}---{{N}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Spanish]] in [[Mexico]]
|-
|}

<u>'''[[Arabic|ARABIC DUBS]]'''</u>
{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Tunisia]] --- [[Iran]]'''
||
{{A}}1---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}
||
*NIRTV was contacted a few years ago, and they confirm the films are no longer held
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Arabic]] in [[Lebanon]]

*Only 23 of the 29 episodes screened in [[Tunisia]]

*Although they don't speak Arabic in [[Iran]], these dubbed films may have bicycled within the Middle East. It's possible NIRTV ''also'' received these episodes in English since it was a dual-language broadcaster
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Morocco]] --- [[Algeria]]'''
||
{{A}}1---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}
||
*Possibly returned to the BBC before 1976 (to account for the full set of [[Arabic]] prints held by the BBC at that time)

*[[Arabic]] print of {{F}} part four (with [[Morocco]] TV label) junked, but salvaged by film collector
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Arabic]] in [[Lebanon]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Jordan]] --- [[Libya]]'''
||
{{A}}1---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}
||
*Prints likely "lost" during September 1969 Libyan Revolution
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Arabic]] in [[Lebanon]]
|-
|}

=='''SEASONS THREE -- FOUR -- FIVE -- SIX'''==
*All the serials from these four seasons were film-recorded using the Stored Field method during their BBC transmission (although some may have been recorded from VT on a later date)
*Prints of [[Mission to the Unknown]] and [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] were despatched to Australia in early 1966 along with the first couple of serials from Season 3. It's doubtful that the BBC would have pre-struck another set of prints intended for a subsequent sale so early on, especially without the confirmed first sale from Australia. And with the censorship issues in Australia arising in September 1966, and the subsequent arrangement with Terry Nation to withdraw all Dalek serials around that same time, again it's doubtful that the BBC would have struck any additional prints until both issues had been satisfactorily resolved. (As it transpired, the censorship problems did not get resolved at all, but the block on sales of Dalek stories was lifted by the end of 1967, by which time it was too late (and therefore too expensive!) to sell [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] to anywhere else as part of the Season 3 package.)
*A print of [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] episode 2 was held at the BBC's film studios in Ealing until late 1972 or early 1973 when it was "permanently borrowed". The BBC also still held prints of episodes 3 and 4 at that time, and episodes 5 and 10 turned up in 1983. (These may well have been the Australian prints, assuming the episodes had been returned to the BBC soon after it had been "rejected" by the ABC in mid-1967.)
*The BBC still had a complete set of prints of [[The Tenth Planet]] in 1973. Part 4 "disappeared" soon after it had been borrowed by '''Blue Peter''', with only the other three still held in 1976. Unlike the case with [[Mission to the Unknown]] and [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] above, it's possible that this set of prints ''was'' struck to be included in the package of episodes sold to [[Barbados]] in mid-1967. But because [[The Power of the Daleks]] had been withdrawn from sale in 1966, [[The Tenth Planet]] was probably also pulled from sale and the "unsold" [[Barbados]] prints held "on the shelf" until such time as the restriction on Daleks was removed. When [[The Tenth Planet]] was re-issued for sale again in 1968 and sold to [[New Zealand]], the BBC may have overlooked that it had a set prepared earlier (see what we did there?!) and sent a fresh set to NZ. Although, a far simpler explanation is that the three surviving prints are the ones returned from [[Singapore]]!

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''||{{T}}---{{T/A}}---{{U}}---{{V}}---{{W}}---{{X}}---{{Y}}---{{AA}}---{{BB}}---

{{CC}}---{{DD}}---{{EE}}---{{FF}}---{{GG}}---{{HH}}---{{JJ}}---{{KK}}---{{LL}}---

{{MM}}---{{NN}}---{{OO}}---{{PP}}---{{QQ}}---{{RR}}---{{SS}}---

{{TT}}---{{UU}}---{{VV}}---{{WW}}

{{XX}}---{{YY}}---{{ZZ}} [see note 3 below]
||
*Most of the films were returned to the BBC in 1975 or 1976; those that weren't returned were destroyed or junked prior to 1975 (see note [2] below)

*{{Y}} episode four was retained in error by the ABC, and returned to the BBC in 1984

*An unused scratched print of {{BB}} episode two and a print of {{KK}} episode one were saved from incineration in Australia circa late 1969/early 1970 (along with a print from {{R}} -- see above)

*One of the two copies of {{HH}} episode 4 that exist is missing the "Next Week: The Macra Terror" caption. The print of {{T}} part 3 and {{Y}} episode 4 that were ex-ABC are also missing their "Next Episode" captions. Is this print of {{HH}} therefore from the ABC?

*Episode three of {{T}} and episode two of {{GG}} were junked by the BBC shortly after their return from Australia, but salvaged in the early 1980s, and subsequently returned to the BBC in 2011

*All the prints of {{TT}} were retained by the BBC; they were given to the BFI in 1978, but copies were obtained, and later used in US syndication and for the VHS release
||
*{{T/A}} and {{V}} did not screen

* The print of {{V}} episode 2 "borrowed" in 1973 and recovered in 2004 may be from the rejected Australian set

* The prints of {{V}} episodes 5 and 10 recovered in 1983 may be from the rejected Australian set (see the [[Mormon Mystery]])

*The prints of {{DD}} episode 2 and {{NN}} episode 2 that were found in the possession of a film collector in the early 1980s may be from this batch

*Are the prints of {{KK}} part 3 and {{LL}} part 2 found in 1987 from this chain?

*Some of the prints from {{XX}}, {{YY}} and {{ZZ}} may have been sent by the BBC to [[Zambia]] in 1976 (see note [3] below)

*Did {{PP}} 6 end up in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[Singapore]]'''
||{{Z}}
||
||
*An alternative is that [[Singapore]]'s prints of {{Z}} were supplied directly from BBC London, and is why the negatives survived being purged in 1974. Or, the prints were perhaps ones prepared for but not purchased by [[New Zealand]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Barbados]] --- [[Zambia]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''||{{T}}---{{U}}---{{W}}---{{X}}---{{Y}}---{{Z}}---{{AA}}---{{BB}}---{{CC}}
||
*All episodes were returned to the BBC in 1974
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*See note [1] below
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]] --- [[Singapore]]'''||{{T}}---{{U}}---{{W}}---{{X}}---{{Y}}---{{AA}}---{{CC}}---{{DD}}---{{EE}}
||
||
*NZ sent to [[Singapore]] in two separate batches in 1972

*[[Hong Kong]] didn't acquire this same back-catalogue probably because there were no further Minor Commonwealth "quota" sales remaining

*The prints of {{DD}} that the BBC held in late 1973 may have been returned from [[Singapore]]
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''||{{BB}}
||
*NZ sent to [[Singapore]] in 1972

*Singapore sent to [[Nigeria]] in 1973

*Discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 1985
||
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]]'''||{{LL}}---{{MM}}---{{NN}}---{{OO}}---{{PP}}---{{QQ}}---{{RR}}---{{SS}}
||
*Other episodes destroyed or junked by the end of 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington)
||
*{{OO}} and {{RR}} did not screen
|-
|}

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! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-

|'''[[Germany]]'''
||
{{OO}}
||
||
*These may have been on video tape rather than film prints

*This story was viewed as an Audition in '''May 1968''' (although not necessarily in Germany)

*If the film/s were sent only to [[Germany]], then back to the BBC, they may be the ones subsequently sent to [[Hong Kong]] (see below)
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Uganda]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''||{{FF}}---{{GG}}---{{HH}}---{{JJ}}---{{KK}}
||
*{{KK}} returned by NZ to the BBC in 1970 (Are the existing prints of parts 1 and 3 from this return?)

*Other episodes destroyed or junked by the end of 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington) (although the film can for {{HH}} part three was retained)
||
*{{EE}} and {{LL}} were not available to [[Uganda]]; the former had been withdrawn from sale and the latter had not yet been purchased by [[Australia]]

*Did [[Zambia]] receive a damaged print of {{KK}} episode 3 from [[Hong Kong]], and received a replacement via [[New Zealand]]?

*Is the print of {{KK}} part one held by the BBC also from [[Zambia]], or is it the one returned from [[New Zealand]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]] --- [[Zambia]]'''||{{FF}}---{{GG}}---{{HH}}---{{JJ}}---{{KK}}
||
*Zambia TV did not have any BBC material when it was checked in 2008
||
*{{EE}} had been withdrawn from sale, hence it was not part of this package; {{LL}} was not yet available

*[[Zambia]] may have received replacements prints of {{KK}} from [[New Zealand]], which is why the serial aired much later than the rest of the season

*[[Zambia]]'s prints of {{GG}} ep 3, {{HH}} eps 2 and 4 and {{KK}} eps 1 and 3 may be the ones that exist today
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]'''||{{LL}}
||
||
*Is this the print of [[The Evil of the Daleks]] part 2 found in 1987?
|-
|'''([[Hong Kong]]) --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]]'''||{{MM}}
||
*{{MM}} discovered in [[Hong Kong]], and returned to the BBC in 1992
||
*To account for the out of sequence screening, it's very likely that Hong Kong sent {{MM}} to [[Singapore]] unaired, and RTS sent it back to [[Hong Kong]]. [[Hong Kong]] may have accidentally retained the films until 1991 because they were recorded as being sent to [[Singapore]]!
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]] --- [[Nigeria]]''' (x2)||
{{NN}}---{{PP}}---{{QQ}}
||
*{{PP}} and {{QQ}} (but not ep 3) discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 2013
||
*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*The recovered print of {{QQ}} episode 5 had the words "COPY B" written on it; [[Hong Kong]] was indeed the second country after [[Australia]] to screen that story = "B" could mean "second print" struck

*One of the existing film cans for {{QQ}} has markings on it which record that the film prints were examined by the RTS in [[Singapore]] on '''6 May 1970'''

*{{NN}}, {{PP}}, and {{QQ}} were sold to RKTV in 1974, and {{PP}} and {{QQ}} (and possibly also {{NN}}) were then sent to BPTV in 1975
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]]'''||
{{OO}}
||
||
*Are the prints of {{OO}} found in 1988 from this chain? (Those films, plus empty can for {{RR}} part 6, had "Cutting Copy" labels, but they may have been put on after their return from overseas.)
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- ([[Gibraltar]]) --- [[Nigeria]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''||
{{SS}}
||
||
*If the films were sent from [[Singapore]] to the BBC first (1970/71) that could explain where the print of {{SS}} part 3 that was found in 1973 came from; a replacement copy had been struck before the story was sent to [[Gibraltar]] in 1973

*The films for {{SS}} may have been sent to Gibraltar first, but were "borrowed" by Nigeria (screened in mid-1973) then returned to [[Gibraltar]] (to be screened in late 1973)
*Alternatively, they went directly to [[Nigeria]] first, then to [[Gibraltar]]
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''||
{{RR}}
||
||
*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*These films were likely all sent back to the BBC once [[Gibraltar]] had aired them; the sadly empty film can for part 6 of {{RR}} was later found in 1988
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]''' --- {[[Gibraltar]]}||
{{UU}}---{{VV}}--{{WW}}---{{XX}}---{{YY}}---{{ZZ}}
||
||
*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*Some but not all of these went back to the BBC, and some of those then went to [[Gibraltar]]

*Those that didn't go back may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]''' --- {[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Nigeria]]}||
{{TT}}
||
||
*Some but not all of these went back to the BBC

*The print of {{TT}} 5 that was found in 1983, but dated back to 1971, might have been the [[Hong Kong]]/[[Singapore]] copy that was returned in 1971; it was a replacement that was sent to [[Gibraltar]]

*Some of these may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|}

The tables '''below''' allow for the possibility that the '''Season Six''' stories sent to [[Gibraltar]] were supplied by one of three methods:
:*'''A''' - Brand new films, perhaps all or some originally struck for [[New Zealand]]
:*'''B''' - Films that had been bicycled in from [[Singapore]]
:*'''C''' - a combination of '''A''' and '''B''' - i.e. only some films had been struck in advance for NZ, and the ones that hadn't been were supplied by [[Singapore]]

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|{[[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]]'''||
{{UU}}---{{VV}}
||
||
*Was [[TIE Ltd]] still involved in sales by this point?

*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*The season six serials may have been originally intended for [[New Zealand]] but forwarded instead to [[Gibraltar]]

*Some but not all of these may have come from [[Singapore]]

*Some of the season six film prints may have been struck in anticipation of a sale to [[New Zealand]] but these were instead set to [[Gibraltar]]. Any prints not struck in advance were freshly made for the sale to [[Gibraltar]]

*One of the prints of {{VV}} that exists today apparently had a NZBC leader on it; was this a spare leader from a different film print that had been sent from [[New Zealand]] and which was put on the {{VV}} print by the GBC? Are these existing prints from this chain?

*These most likely went back to the BBC
|-
|{[[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''||
{{TT}}---{{WW}}
||
||
*Was [[TIE Ltd]] still involved in sales by this point?

*Some but not all of these may have come from [[Singapore]]

*Some of the season six film prints may have been struck in anticipation of a sale to [[New Zealand]] but these were instead set to [[Gibraltar]]. Any prints not struck in advance were freshly made for the sale to [[Gibraltar]]

*Those that didn't go back may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|{[[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]]'''||
{{XX}}---{{YY}}---{{ZZ}}
||
||
*Was [[TIE Ltd]] still involved in sales by this point?

*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*Some but not all of these may have come from [[Singapore]]

*Some of the season six film prints may have been struck in anticipation of a sale to [[New Zealand]] but these were instead set to [[Gibraltar]]. Any prints not struck in advance were freshly made for the sale to [[Gibraltar]]

*Those that didn't go back may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?

*Are some of these prints the ones held by the BBC in 1976? (see note [2] below)
|-
|}

=='''SEASONS SEVEN -- EIGHT -- NINE -- TEN -- ELEVEN'''==
*All the serials from these five seasons were telerecorded as 16mm black and white prints using the superior Stored Field method

*[[Gibraltar]] received {{AAA}}, {{BBB}} and {{CCC}} at the same time as {{UU}} through {{ZZ}}
*A damaged print of an episode of {{CCC}} apparently exists, but the origin of this print is unknown

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''
||
{{AAA}}---{{BBB}}
||
*{{AAA}} and {{BBB}} were sent to [[New Zealand]] as Audition Prints in mid-1974

*TVNZ returned the prints of {{AAA}} and {{BBB}} (albeit with censor cuts) to the BBC in 1984
||
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''
||
{{CCC}}---{{DDD}}

{{EEE}}---{{FFF}}---{{GGG}}---{{HHH}}---{{JJJ}}

{{KKK}}---{{MMM}}---{{NNN}}---{{OOO}}

{{SSS}}---{{TTT}}
||
*Some of these films prints were returned to the BBC in 1975 (they may have later been sent to [[Saudi Arabia]]?)
||
*{{DDD}}, {{FFF}}, {{JJJ}}, {{TTT}}, did not screen

*The prints of  {{PPP}} episodes 1,2,3 that were found in the possession of a UK film collector in the early 1980s were probably from this batch
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''
||
{{LLL}}---{{RRR}}---{{PPP}}---{{QQQ}}---{{UUU}}
||
||
*[[Australia]] acquired {{UUU}} on b/w film and colour Video Tape; the film was never used

*{{LLL}} aired very late and out of sequence in [[Gibraltar]]; this may have been because the films supplied from [[Singapore]] (see below) were unusable or delayed - or didn't show up in time

*[[Australia]] likely supplied the b/w films of {{UUU}} to [[Gibraltar]] because [[Singapore]] was no longer buying the series and [[Hong Kong]] had acquired the story on colour video tape only, effectively shutting down the same supply line to Gibraltar, per the Singapore / Hong Kong to Gibraltar chains that follow
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''
||
{{AAA}}---{{BBB}}---{{CCC}} [but see below]

{{EEE}}---{{GGG}}---{{HHH}}

{{KKK}}---{{MMM}}---({{LLL}})---{{NNN}}---{{OOO}}
||
||
*After [[Singapore]] aired {{AAA}} to {{CCC}}, it acquired a "back-catalogue" package of {{T}} to {{EE}} from [[New Zealand]] to fill in the schedules before it aired {{EEE}} onwards

*{{LLL}} might not have arrived in time, or was unusable, so [[Gibraltar]] got a new set from [[Australia]]?

*Did {{CCC}} 1 and 3 end up in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?

* See note [2] below
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]]'''
||
{{RRR}}---{{PPP}}---{{QQQ}}---{{SSS}}
||
||
* See note [2] below
|-
|}

As it was for '''Season Six''' above, the table '''below''' allows for the possibility that the three '''Season Seven''' stories sent to [[Gibraltar]] were supplied by one of three methods:
:*'''A''' - Brand new films, perhaps all or some originally intended for [[New Zealand]]
:*'''B''' - Films that had been bicycled in from [[Singapore]]
:*'''C''' - a combination of '''A''' and '''B''' - i.e. only some films had been struck in advance for NZ, and the ones that hadn't been were supplied by [[Singapore]]

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|{[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]]'''
||
{{AAA}}---{{BBB}}---{{CCC}}
||
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Lebanon]] --- [[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Qatar]]?'''
||
{{AAA}}
||
||
*NOTE: It's not clear whether {{AAA}} aired in [[Qatar]] in b/w or in colour; if the former, they would likely have been supplied from [[Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|'''[[Lebanon]] --- [[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Bangladesh]]'''
||
{{CCC}}---{{DDD}}---{{EEE}}
||
||
*Films may have also had English soundtracks, hence they were sent to [[Bangladesh]]

*{{DDD}} and {{EEE}} did not screen in [[Lebanon]]
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]]'''
||
{{FFF}}---{{HHH}}---{{JJJ}}

{{MMM}}---{{LLL}}---{{NNN}}---{{OOO}}

({{RRR}})---{{QQQ}}---{{SSS}}
||
||
*Some of these films may have been ones returned from [[Australia]]

*Sale of {{RRR}} cancelled; did not screen in [[Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Lebanon]]'''
||
{{BBB}}
||
||
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Bangladesh]]'''
||
{{GGG}}
||
||
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Qatar]]?'''
||
{{KKK}}---{{PPP}}
||
||
*NOTE: It's not clear whether [[Qatar]] got films or PAL tapes; if the former, they would likely have been supplied from [[Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|}

*As noted on the [[1974 Recall]] page, a batch of episodes was returned to the BBC in 1981/1982, and despite the "do not destroy" order on them, they were junked. It's possible that those returns were Pertwees from the Middle East, since the screenings of the b/w Pertwees had concluded by 1979 and were not part of the 1974 recall.

=='''General Summary'''==

<u>'''WILLIAM HARTNELL STORIES'''</u>

Keeping the bicycling routes as simple as possible, if we assume that country X generally '''always''' supplied country Y with its prints, then:

* Australia – always had its own prints, and returned all but a few to the BBC in 1975
*Countries in West Africa ([[Nigeria]], [[Ghana]] and [[Sierra Leone]]) and those in East Africa ([[Rhodesia]], [[Zambia]], [[Mauritius]] and [[Ethiopia]]) likely shared prints from time to time; of note, [[Nigeria]] acquired [[The War Machines]] from [[Singapore]] and [[The Time Meddler]] from [[New Zealand]] in 1973; [[Sierra Leone]] still had its prints of both serials at that time (they weren't returned to the BBC until 1974), so it does raise the question as to why Nigeria didn't source those two serials from closer to home! (One likely answer is that the BBC didn't want to split up Sierra Leone's holdings, as it may have planned to further sell those episodes as a complete set elsewhere; the Singapore and NZ prints were already from broken sets and therefore could be sent to [[Nigeria]].)
*The New Zealand censors classified the season three episodes between May and July 1968, which was before or during the broadcasts in [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]], so New Zealand's prints cannot have been sourced from either of those countries
*It's a matter of recorded fact that [[New Zealand]] sent its prints to [[Singapore]] in 1972; since New Zealand did not have [[The Gunfighters]], [[Singapore]]'s prints of that must have been supplied from elsewhere else ([[Australia]]?) or from the BBC

<u>'''PATRICK TROUGHTON STORIES'''</u>

Keeping the bicycling routes as simple as possible, if we assume that country X generally '''always''' supplied country Y with its prints, even after an interim period of several years, then:

* [[Australia]] – always had its own prints, and returned all but a few to the BBC in 1975
* [[New Zealand]] – bicycled in as well as acquired fresh sets of prints. It had disposed of most of its prints by the end of 1974
* [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]] always shared prints; a number of them may have ended up in Africa; in fact, it does appear that it was deliberate that the "Asian" prints eventually made their way to Africa and/or [[Gibraltar]], bringing them closer to 'home' for the inevitable "recall" to London

<u>'''JON PERTWEE STORIES'''</u>

Keeping the bicycling routes as simple as possible, if we assume that country X generally '''always''' supplied country Y with its prints, even after an interim period of several years, then:

* [[Australia]] – always had its own prints, and likely returned all but a few to the BBC by 1975, when colour broadcasts commenced
* [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]] always shared prints

====NOTES====
*[1] – [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] either shared the same prints OR, they had their own set of prints. (There's also the important factor that [[Barbados]] had '''[[TIE Ltd]]''' as its programme supplier, but [[Zambia]] was not part of that network.) There is a window of only three to four months between the airdates in [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]], but [[Zambia]] could well have received its prints before [[Barbados]], but scheduled the serials to screen much later.
**If the former, [[Zambia]] either got its prints of the season three stories directly from the BBC (in which case the films would have been sent the "long way" around the southern cape of Africa since the Suez Canal was closed at the time), or they were bicycled in several shipments from [[Barbados]]; the shipping distances from either point of origin to [[Zambia]] is roughly the same, although it's likely that the films were sent to London or via another mid-way point first (via [[Gibraltar]]?) rather than directly between [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]]
**If the latter, then the Caribbean prints may have been retained in case [[Jamaica]] or [[Trinidad]] picked up the series later on, which clearly did not happen. Why? It's a "chicken or egg" scenario: did the films go from [[Barbados]] to [[Zambia]] because [[Jamaica]] and [[Trinidad]] did not want them, or did [[Jamaica]] and [[Trinidad]] miss out because the films had been sent to [[Zambia]]? There is only a gap of a year between [[Barbados]] screening season three and when Jamaica aired season two. If Barbados kept the prints, why didn't Jamaica carry on after season two? Or was it simply a matter that both [[Jamaica]] and [[Trinidad]] rejected the offer of more episodes, leaving [[Barbados]] free to bicycle the films to Africa instead? For this reason alone, we believe the prints were no longer in the Caribbean by the time [[Jamaica]] caught up and wanted more, hence we've grouped [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] in the same chain for season three only

*[2] – It seems very likely that the majority of the stray Patrick Troughton episodes kept by the BBC and those that were later recovered from UK film collectors were all from the same sources: mostly from [[Singapore]], [[Gibraltar]], [[Zambia]] and [[Australia]]. The prints of the Jon Pertwee serials up to the end of season 9 held by the BBC at the end of 1976 may have also been returns from [[Gibraltar]], since that run of episodes had concluded in late 1974, and Gibraltar was the final Commonwealth country to air them; it would seem that the BBC deliberately sold and therefore carefully channelled the films through the various countries in Asia, the Caribbean and Africa so they would end up in Gibraltar so they could be returned to "near-by" London at a much lower cost. (Were these returned at the same time in the 1974 "recall" of the first two Doctors?) [[Gibraltar]] certainly has form for returning material to the BBC soon after broadcast as late as 1978 (being geographically 'close' to London makes returning films a matter of convenience over storing the films awaiting the inevitable "return" instructions that'll come anyway), so it's safe to accept that it did so consistently and regularly. The b/w prints of the three serials that didn't air – {{DDD}}, {{FFF}}, {{JJJ}} - may well have been struck and intended for the [[Hong Kong]] / [[Singapore]] set, but left unsold "on the shelf".
**Since the BBC retained the original film-recording negative for many episodes but did not necessarily also hold a positive print for each, with various prints being returned from overseas on a regular basis, they may have taken the opportunity to retain any print for which they also had the negative -- and to use that returned copy as a viewing print -- and discard all of those for which they did not also have a negative. (For instance, the BBC retained the original Stored Field film-recording negative for [[The Crusade]] part three. In 1976 they also held a Stored print of the same episode; that print may have been struck directly from the negative for the purpose of having a viewing copy on file (which means it was paid for by Enterprises), or the BBC deliberately preserved that print when it arrived from overseas for the purpose of having a viewing print on file. If it is the latter scenario, there are -- per this table at least -- only two possible overseas sources for this print.)

*[3] – Since [[Australia]], [[Hong Kong]] / [[Singapore]] and [[Gibraltar]] had presumably returned all retained prints to the BBC by 1975, and these three stories ({{XX}}, {{YY}}, {{ZZ}}) were sent to [[Zambia]] in 1976, what was despatched to ZTV may well have been a selection of film prints from these countries, including some of the ex-ABC films with censor cuts.

* For comparison, the original [[Bicycling Chains]] table is [[Old Chains|HERE]]

The Rescue

2026-04-26T22:04:58Z

Jon Preddle:

{{episodes|L|2|1|2 Jan to 9 Jan 1965|The Dalek Invasion of Earth|The Romans|}}

This story aired in the following countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to [[Selling Doctor Who]] for expanded airdates.)
[[File:RescueNZ.JPG|thumb|right|350px|The Rescue part 2 screens in Auckland; NZ Herald, 26 July 1968]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|[[Australia]]||Jan 66||b/w
|-
|[[Singapore]]||Apr 66||b/w
|-
|[[Gibraltar]]||Apr 66||b/w
|-
|[[Malta]]||May 66||b/w
|-
|[[Aden]]||Jun 66||b/w
|-
|[[Nigeria]]||Aug 66||b/w
|-
|[[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe]]||Sep 66||b/w
|-
|[[Zambia]]||Oct 66||b/w
|-
|[[Trinidad & Tobago]]||Oct 66||b/w
|-
|[[Uganda]]||Jan 67||b/w
|-
|[[Jamaica]]||Feb 67||b/w
|-
|[[Barbados]]||Apr 67||b/w
|-
|[[Hong Kong]]||May 67||b/w
|-
|[[Kenya]]||Jun 67||b/w
|-
|[[Mauritius]]||Jul 67||b/w
|-
|[[Thailand]]||Nov 67||b/w
|-
|[[New Zealand]]||Mar 68||b/w
|-
|[[Sierra Leone]]||Apr 68||b/w
|-
|[[Mexico]]||May 68?||b/w
|-
|[[Morocco]]|| 68?||b/w
|-
|[[Venezuela]]||Oct 68||b/w
|-
|[[Saudi Arabia]]|| 69?||b/w
|-
|[[Jordan]]|| 69?||b/w
|-
|[[Chile]]||Oct 69||b/w
|-
|[[Libya]]||Apr 70?||b/w
|-
|[[Iran]]||May 70||b/w
|-
|[[Ethiopia]]||Oct 71||b/w
|-
|[[Costa Rica]]||Mar 72||b/w
|-
|[[Algeria]]||Feb 74||b/w
|-
|}

* [[Tunisia]] did not screen this serial.
*In mid-1967, [[New Zealand]] was sent the prints that had been used by the ABC in [[Australia]].
*A UK film collector acquired prints of both episodes sometime in the 1970s.
*Both episodes were shown at the DWAS convention '''Inter-Face 1''' on '''9 August 1980'''.
* See [[Hartnell Junkings]]

==Reissue==
* The serial was reissued by the BBC in late 1985, and sold to:
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|[[United States]]||from Sep 85||b/w
|-
|[[Canada]]||Oct 89||b/w
|-
|}

{{TV Guide blurbs
| part = {part/episode}
| title =
| Pertwees = {y/n}
| ep1=On the planet Dido, the Doctor finds the wreckage of a spaceship from Earth and encounters two survivors.
| ep2={{no blurb}}
| comp = 1
}}
==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[William Hartnell stories]]
*[[Spanish]]
*[[Arabic]]

The Space Museum

2026-04-26T22:03:55Z

Jon Preddle:

{{episodes|Q|2|1|24 Apr to 15 May 1965|The Crusade|The Chase|}}

This story aired in the following countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to [[Selling Doctor Who]] for expanded airdates.)
[[File:Space Museum letter.JPG|200px|thumb|right|Less than positive comments about the acting in The Space Museum (when it aired in Dunedin), from New Zealand TV Weekly, 3 March 1969]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|[[Gibraltar]]||Aug 66||b/w
|-
|[[Australia]]||Oct 66||b/w
|-
|[[Singapore]]||Oct 66||b/w
|-
|[[Nigeria]]||Jan 67||b/w
|-
|[[Zambia]]||Feb 67||b/w
|-
|[[Barbados]]||Aug 67||b/w
|-
|[[Mauritius]]||Feb 68||b/w
|-
|[[Mexico]]||May 68?||b/w
|-
|[[Sierra Leone]]||Sep 68||b/w
|-
|[[New Zealand]]||Oct 68||b/w
|-
|[[Venezuela]]||Dec 68||b/w
|-
|[[Jamaica]]||May 69||b/w
|-
|[[Chile]]||Dec 69||b/w
|-
|[[Iran]]||Jun 70||b/w
|-
|[[Ethiopia]]||Feb 72||b/w
|-
|[[Costa Rica]]||May 72||b/w
|-
|}

* This was one of only a few Hartnell serials that did not have its foreign debut in [[Australia]].
* The ABC in [[Australia]] returned its prints to the BBC on [http://missingepisodes.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=who&action=display&thread=7782&page=14#198 4 June 1975].
*A print of episode 1 was acquired by a film collector in the 1970s. It is unknown if it was in English or [[Spanish]]. It may have been the returned [[Australia]] print, or it had come from [[Zambia]], [[Sierra Leone]] or [[Ethiopia]].
* See [[Hartnell Junkings]]

==Reissue==
* The serial was reissued by the BBC in late 1985, and sold to:
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|[[United States]]||from Sep 85||b/w
|-
|[[Canada]]||Nov 89||b/w
|-
|}

{{TV Guide blurbs
| part = episode
| title =
| Pertwees =
| ep1=The warlike Monoids transform the planet of Xeros into a "Space Museum," where an exhibit devoted to their future conquests includes a replica of the Doctor.
| ep2={{no blurb}}
| ep3={{no blurb}}
| ep4={{no blurb}}
| comp = 1
}}
==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[William Hartnell stories]]
*[[Spanish]]

New Chains

2026-04-26T22:02:14Z

Jon Preddle:

<span style="font-size:200%;">The Hartnell, Troughton and Pertwee Junkings – Updated 2026</span>
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There are potentially dozens of different paths the film prints of the [[William Hartnell]], [[Patrick Troughton]] and [[Jon Pertwee stories]] could have taken as they were bicycled from country to country over the years.

These tables summarise a fresh series of '''possible and potential''' distribution paths taken by groups of consecutive stories, using a scientific approach taking into account some of the available "film traffic" information, research into distribution methods (see [[Bicycling Chains]] Introduction) – with a smattering of educated guesswork! (The first version of this page is [[Old Chains|here]].)

(This is just our latest take (of several so far!) using the available information that's to hand – what is presented here could be hopelessly wrong, but it's been a fun exercise nevertheless.)

We have tried to keep each "chain" as simple as possible without resorting to the complicated exchange of different countries supplying different stories to different recipients; generally, the same grouping of consecutive stories would have been bicycled from the same provider to the same recipient, as opposed to stories being split up and sent to different recipients.
*We've arranged each series of chains with the same "first country" as a separate table to make it easier to view
*Stations that had [[TIE Ltd]] as programme distributor probably '''did''' bicycle films solely within that network
*Notes relating to the "analysis" and thought process behind how these chains have been tabulated are at the bottom of this page and on the [[Bicycling Chains|Bicycling Chains introduction page]].

'''NOTE''': In some of these bicycling sequences, the films may have been sent '''back to the BBC first''' - particularly those being moved out of [[Singapore]] and sent on to Africa - so any damaged or missing films could be replaced before being dispatched to the next country.

=='''FIRST PRODUCTION BLOCK (SEASON ONE)'''==

===Suppressed Field Film-recordings===
*All the stories from the first production block – [[An Unearthly Child]] to [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (at least) - were film-recorded onto 16mm film using the Suppressed Field method. For some of these, the recordings were made during the actual live transmission on the BBC. For others, the copies were made from the Video Tapes several days later. (There is no clear pattern as to which stories / episodes were done "live" and which were filmed later; it was probably down to if and when the film-recording equipment was available.)
*Most of the countries that only aired Season One serials also acquired [[The Rescue]] as the final story. That Season Two 2-parter was ''probably'' only ever telerecorded as Stored Field (see below). But we’ve included it here along with the Suppressed episodes as it was part of the same sales package.

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}
||
*Most of these episodes were junked or destroyed by July 1976

*Two episodes of {{E}} are held by an Australian film collector
||
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''||{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
* {{H}} and {{J}} were both destroyed in NZ in 1971

*{{L}} was Stored Field – see below (we've included it here as these four serials were sent to New Zealand as a single batch

*Other episodes junked in late 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington)
||
*{{K}} did not screen in [[New Zealand]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]] --- ([[Denmark]])'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}
||
*Sent to [[Denmark]] in 1968 as Audition Prints
||
*Did not screen in [[Denmark]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Canada]]'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*The CBC used kinescope duplicates of the episodes for broadcasting by some of the remote stations

*These low grade copies would likely have been destroyed

*It's possible that the original prints were bicycled to [[Trinidad]], [[Bermuda]] or [[Ghana]] – see below
|-
|}

'''OR'''

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Canada]] --- [[Ghana]]'''

||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*As an alternative to the above chain, it's possible that the original CBC prints were bicycled to [[Ghana]] simply because both only ever aired these 26 episodes
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]] --- [[Thailand]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}

{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
*A Suppressed Field print of {{H}} part 1 was sold on eBay in 2012; markings on the metal film can (assuming it was the original can) are very similar to those on cans that have been also been returned from [[Hong Kong]]. Is that print of {{H}} therefore from this chain? (Of note, the aluminium can is very similar to the type of can that the NZ print of {{D}} part 7 was kept in; were metal cans being used by the BBC in 1966 when these two serials were in circulation?)
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[New Zealand]] --- ([[Iran]])'''||{{D}}
||
*Episodes one and two only sent to [[Iran]] in 1967 as Audition Prints

*Other episodes junked in NZ in late 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington) (although the film can for part 7 was retained)
||
*{{D}} did not screen in [[Iran]]

*Did [[Iran]] send them for Audition in another Middle East country?
|-
|'''[[Singapore]]'''
||
{{E}}
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Aden]] --- [[Trinidad]] --- [[Bermuda]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Barbados]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}

||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]

|-
|'''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Aden]] --- [[Trinidad]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Barbados]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Rhodesia]] --- [[Zambia]] --- [[Uganda]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}----{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
*The episodes aired twice in [[Zambia]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Malta]] --- [[Cyprus]]'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}
||
||
*[[Cyprus]] sent these episodes somewhere as Audition Prints? Or they were destroyed during the 1974 civil war?
|-
|'''([[Cyprus]]) --- [[Uganda]]'''||{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}
||
||
*[[Cyprus]] sent these films to [[Uganda]], but since UTV had already aired them, it's possible that the films were destined for another country in Africa with [[Uganda]] merely the intermediary in the delivery process

*[[Cyprus]] may have received a set of these stories as Audition Prints, and sent to [[Uganda]] unaired, then got another set of the same three stories from [[Malta]] at a later date
|-
|'''[[Malta]] --- [[Cyprus]] --- [[Hong Kong]] --- [[Thailand]]'''||{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*We’ve noted on the [[Hong Kong]] page that RTV may have expected to get {{D}} from [[Singapore]], but since that serial had gone instead to [[New Zealand]], HK's prints were sourced from Europe
|-
|'''[[Malta]] --- [[Cyprus]]'''||{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}
||
*Some films destroyed during 1974 civil war

*Episodes from {{F}}, {{G}}, {{H}} discovered in [[Cyprus]] and returned to the BBC in 1984
||
*{{H}} did not screen in [[Cyprus]]
|-
|'''[[Malta]]'''||{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
|-
|}

'''IF''' Northern Nigeria '''did''' have an internal bicycling network:

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
*Are these the prints that were destroyed in 1997? (see note below)
||
*Prints were retained to be bicycled within Northern Nigeria
|-
|}

*It has been reported that an African TV station contacted the BBC in 1997 asking what to do with episodes of '''Doctor Who'''. After establishing that what was held was from seasons one and two, the unhelpful receptionist told the caller that the episodes were not wanted and to destroy them. It's not known which country this was, but [[Nigeria]] and [[Ethiopia]] are two of the likely candidates. (In '''"Wiped!"''', Richard Molesworth offers that it was [[Nigeria]].)

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Kenya]] --- [[Mauritius]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
|-
|'''[[Kenya]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
|-
|}

'''IF''' Northern Nigeria '''didn't''' have an internal bicycling network:

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]] --- [[Kenya]] --- [[Mauritius]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}
||
||
*Sold in part by [[TIE Ltd]]?
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]] --- [[Kenya]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}} plus {{L}}
||
||
|-
|}

*A Suppressed print of [[The Daleks]] part five was held at the BBC's film studios until late 1972 or early 1973 when it was "permanently borrowed" (along with a print of [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] part 2 (see below). If this was a print that had been returned from overseas, there are only a few "last in the chain" locations that it could have come from ([[Mauritius]] or [[Thailand]]?)

=='''SEASON TWO'''==

===Stored Field Film-recordings (English)===
*All the stories of the second production block – starting with [[The Rescue]] - were telerecorded using the superior '''Stored Field''' (aka Fast Pull-down) method.
*Around this time, the BBC also took the opportunity to replace the Suppressed Field film-recordings of the First Production Block episodes (see above) with new Stored Field negatives. Some stories had a "new" negative made without an optical or magnetic soundtrack -- i.e. a mute print -- which may have been done in preparation for mixing in "Music / Effects" tracks for potential sales to [[Spanish]] and / or [[Arabic]] speaking countries (see below), which ultimately never eventuated). (Some of the season three serials which already existed as Stored Field recordings also had backup negatives made; [[The War Machines]] had a "2nd neg" created in May 1968.)

*If the replacement Stored prints were introduced into the bicycling system during late 1967, it's ''unlikely'' that the Suppressed prints already being used within an established chain were intercepted and replaced with Stored prints while still in transit between countries. Therefore, only those countries at the '''start''' of a chain receiving a set package of stories would have received the new Stored prints. The only chains where that would be the case are the Caribbean chain (but only with a partial set), and Africa (which was the only "new" chain to potentially receive a full set)
*Having said that, if films were bicycled via London, the BBC had the opportunity to replace the Suppressed Fields with Stored Fields during that step

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''||
{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
*Most of these prints were returned to the BBC in 1975 or destroyed by July 1976

*It's possible that the prints of {{Q}} episode 1 and {{S}} episodes 1,2,3 that were found in the possession of a collector in the early 1980s came from this batch

*An unused scratched print of {{R}} episode one was saved from incineration in Australia in late 1969/early 1970 by a film collector (along with prints from {{BB}} and {{KK}} – see below)
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Mauritius]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''
||
{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}---{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
*All episodes were apparently returned to the BBC in 1974
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*[[Mauritius]] aired the stories out of order, perhaps in the order in which they received the replacement Stored Field prints from the BBC?

*[[Sierra Leone]] did not screen {{K}}, although they may have received the prints with the others

*[[Mauritius]] did not screen {{R}}, although they may have received the prints with the others

*[[Mauritius]] sent the films back to the BBC

*The existing Stored Field print of part 3 of {{P}} (held in 1976) may be from this batch

*Could the existing prints of {{S}} be from [[Sierra Leone]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''||{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}
||
*{{P}} was junked in late 1974. The film print of part one was salvaged, and returned to the BBC in 1999

*Other episodes junked in late 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington)
||
*[[Hong Kong]] did not get {{M}} to {{S}} probably because [[Singapore]] had already sent them to [[New Zealand]], and none of the African countries had aired them yet

*{{N}} and {{P}} did not screen in [[New Zealand]]
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[New Zealand]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''||
{{S}}
||
*[[New Zealand]] sent the films to [[Nigeria]] in 1973

*Films discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 1984
||
*It's worth noting that since New Zealand supplied the prints of {{S}}, it's most likely that by 1973 none of the previous broadcasters in Africa still had it or the BBC didn't want any sets split up – i.e. the set held by [[Sierra Leone]]
|-
|'''[[Singapore]]||
{{R}}
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]]'''
||
{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
*[[Zambia]] TV was checked in 2008, and it no longer held the episodes
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*The episodes aired twice in [[Zambia]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Nigeria]]'''
||
{{M}}---{{N}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}---{{S}}
||
||
*This sale was to a different station that later aired {{S}} supplied by [[New Zealand]] above
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''([[Jamaica]]) --- [[Barbados]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Ethiopia]]'''
||
{{M}}---{{P}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*[[Jamaica]] aired {{M}} before [[Barbados]], but [[Barbados]] aired {{N}} (see below), {{P}}, {{Q}}, {{R}} and {{S}} (below) before [[Jamaica]]; it's possible JBC received the films first and sent them on ahead to CBC, who then sent them back to JBC
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Barbados]] --- [[Jamaica]] --- [[Ethiopia]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''
||
{{N}}
||
*Discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 1985

*Some of the prints of [[The Web Planet]] returned from [[Nigeria]] still had the BBC's VT clock on the leader; this does suggest they were supplied directly by the BBC in 1973, since the majority of prints sent overseas had the VT clock strip removed and replaced with a fresh leader by one of the broadcasters. That these prints retained the clock and not a leader from another broadcaster does strongly suggest that they were not copies that had been bicycled into [[Nigeria]] from another country. (But if they had been bicycled from elsewhere, then [[Ethiopia]] would be the likely source, as shown in the table.)
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Barbados]] --- [[Jamaica]]'''
||
{{S}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*{{S}} didn't screen in [[Ethiopia]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Ethiopia]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{D}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{H}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}
||
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*Given the late sale (in 1970), [[Ethiopia]] may be the only English-speaking country to receive all the Season 1 episodes as Stored Field prints
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Iran]]'''
||
({{K}}---{{L}})---{{N}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
*NIRTV was contacted a few years ago, and they confirm the films are no longer held
||
*{{D}} had also been sent by [[New Zealand]] in 1967 as an unaired Audition copy

*NIRTV in [[Iran]] may have received serials {{A}} to {{L}} dubbed into Arabic Although they don't speak that language, the dubbed films may have bicycled within the Middle East. It's possible NIRTV ''also'' received these episodes in English since it was a dual-language broadcaster
|-
|}

===Stored Field Film-recordings (Dubbed)===
*In early 1967, the BBC offered a selection of season one and two '''Doctor Who''' serials to [[Spanish]]-speaking countries. It commissioned dialogue-free Music / Effects only audio tracks, which were created by early 1966 by '''[[Eddie Montague|Eddie Montague (who is interviewed here]])'''. And to create new prints without the English soundtracks the BBC struck fresh film-recordings using the superior Stored Field method. A smaller package of the same episodes was later supplied to [[Arabic]] countries

<u>'''[[Spanish|SPANISH DUBS]]'''</u>
{| {{small-table}}
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! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Venezuela]] --- [[Chile]] --- ([[Dominican Republic]]?) --- [[Costa Rica]]'''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}---{{N}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
*Possibly returned to the BBC between 1973 and 1976 (to account for the handful of [[Spanish]] prints held by the BBC at that time, and later found in the possession of film collectors)
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Spanish]] in [[Mexico]]

*{{R}} didn't screen in [[Venezuela]]; the prints may have entered the bicycling chain at [[Chile]]

*Films may have been sent to [[Dominican Republic]] before the sale was "cancelled"
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Mexico]] '''
||
{{A}}---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}---{{N}}---{{Q}}---{{R}}
||
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Spanish]] in [[Mexico]]
|-
|}

<u>'''[[Arabic|ARABIC DUBS]]'''</u>
{| {{small-table}}
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! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Tunisia]] --- [[Iran]]'''
||
{{A}}1---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}
||
*NIRTV was contacted a few years ago, and they confirm the films are no longer held
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Arabic]] in [[Lebanon]]

*Only 23 of the 29 episodes screened in [[Tunisia]]

*Although they don't speak Arabic in [[Iran]], these dubbed films may have bicycled within the Middle East. It's possible NIRTV ''also'' received these episodes in English since it was a dual-language broadcaster
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Morocco]] --- [[Algeria]]'''
||
{{A}}1---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}
||
*Possibly returned to the BBC before 1976 (to account for the full set of [[Arabic]] prints held by the BBC at that time)

*[[Arabic]] print of {{F}} part four (with [[Morocco]] TV label) junked, but salvaged by film collector
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Arabic]] in [[Lebanon]]
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Jordan]] --- [[Libya]]'''
||
{{A}}1---{{B}}---{{C}}---{{E}}---{{F}}---{{G}}---{{J}}---{{K}}---{{L}}
||
*Prints likely "lost" during September 1969 Libyan Revolution
||
*Prints from negatives dubbed into [[Arabic]] in [[Lebanon]]
|-
|}

=='''SEASONS THREE -- FOUR -- FIVE -- SIX'''==
*All the serials from these four seasons were film-recorded using the Stored Field method during their BBC transmission (although some may have been recorded from VT on a later date)
*Prints of [[Mission to the Unknown]] and [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] were despatched to Australia in early 1966 along with the first couple of serials from Season 3. It's doubtful that the BBC would have pre-struck another set of prints intended for a subsequent sale so early on, especially without the confirmed first sale from Australia. And with the censorship issues in Australia arising in September 1966, and the subsequent arrangement with Terry Nation to withdraw all Dalek serials around that same time, again it's doubtful that the BBC would have struck any additional prints until both issues had been satisfactorily resolved. (As it transpired, the censorship problems did not get resolved at all, but the block on sales of Dalek stories was lifted by the end of 1967, by which time it was too late (and therefore too expensive!) to sell [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] to anywhere else as part of the Season 3 package.)
*A print of [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] episode 2 was held at the BBC's film studios in Ealing until late 1972 or early 1973 when it was "permanently borrowed". The BBC also still held prints of episodes 3 and 4 at that time, and episodes 5 and 10 turned up in 1983. (These may well have been the Australian prints, assuming the episodes had been returned to the BBC soon after it had been "rejected" by the ABC in mid-1967.)
*The BBC still had a complete set of prints of [[The Tenth Planet]] in 1973. Part 4 "disappeared" soon after it had been borrowed by '''Blue Peter''', with only the other three still held in 1976. Unlike the case with [[Mission to the Unknown]] and [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] above, it's possible that this set of prints ''was'' struck to be included in the package of episodes sold to [[Barbados]] in mid-1967. But because [[The Power of the Daleks]] had been withdrawn from sale in 1966, [[The Tenth Planet]] was probably also pulled from sale and the "unsold" [[Barbados]] prints held "on the shelf" until such time as the restriction on Daleks was removed. When [[The Tenth Planet]] was re-issued for sale again in 1968 and sold to [[New Zealand]], the BBC may have overlooked that it had a set prepared earlier (see what we did there?!) and sent a fresh set to NZ. Although, a far simpler explanation is that the three surviving prints are the ones returned from [[Singapore]]!

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''||{{T}}---{{T/A}}---{{U}}---{{V}}---{{W}}---{{X}}---{{Y}}---{{AA}}---{{BB}}---

{{CC}}---{{DD}}---{{EE}}---{{FF}}---{{GG}}---{{HH}}---{{JJ}}---{{KK}}---{{LL}}---

{{MM}}---{{NN}}---{{OO}}---{{PP}}---{{QQ}}---{{RR}}---{{SS}}---

{{TT}}---{{UU}}---{{VV}}---{{WW}}

{{XX}}---{{YY}}---{{ZZ}} [see note 3 below]
||
*Most of the films were returned to the BBC in 1975 or 1976; those that weren't returned were destroyed or junked prior to 1975 (see note [2] below)

*{{Y}} episode four was retained in error by the ABC, and returned to the BBC in 1984

*An unused scratched print of {{BB}} episode two and a print of {{KK}} episode one were saved from incineration in Australia circa late 1969/early 1970 (along with a print from {{R}} -- see above)

*One of the two copies of {{HH}} episode 4 that exist is missing the "Next Week: The Macra Terror" caption. The print of {{T}} part 3 and {{Y}} episode 4 that were ex-ABC are also missing their "Next Episode" captions. Is this print of {{HH}} therefore from the ABC?

*Episode three of {{T}} and episode two of {{GG}} were junked by the BBC shortly after their return from Australia, but salvaged in the early 1980s, and subsequently returned to the BBC in 2011

*All the prints of {{TT}} were retained by the BBC; they were given to the BFI in 1978, but copies were obtained, and later used in US syndication and for the VHS release
||
*{{T/A}} and {{V}} did not screen

* The print of {{V}} episode 2 "borrowed" in 1973 and recovered in 2004 may be from the rejected Australian set

* The prints of {{V}} episodes 5 and 10 recovered in 1983 may be from the rejected Australian set (see the [[Mormon Mystery]])

*The prints of {{DD}} episode 2 and {{NN}} episode 2 that were found in the possession of a film collector in the early 1980s may be from this batch

*Are the prints of {{KK}} part 3 and {{LL}} part 2 found in 1987 from this chain?

*Some of the prints from {{XX}}, {{YY}} and {{ZZ}} may have been sent by the BBC to [[Zambia]] in 1976 (see note [3] below)

*Did {{PP}} 6 end up in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[Singapore]]'''
||{{Z}}
||
||
*An alternative is that [[Singapore]]'s prints of {{Z}} were supplied directly from BBC London, and is why the negatives survived being purged in 1974. Or, the prints were perhaps ones prepared for but not purchased by [[New Zealand]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Barbados]] --- [[Zambia]] --- [[Sierra Leone]]'''||{{T}}---{{U}}---{{W}}---{{X}}---{{Y}}---{{Z}}---{{AA}}---{{BB}}---{{CC}}
||
*All episodes were returned to the BBC in 1974
||
*Sold by [[TIE Ltd]]?

*See note [1] below
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]] --- [[Singapore]]'''||{{T}}---{{U}}---{{W}}---{{X}}---{{Y}}---{{AA}}---{{CC}}---{{DD}}---{{EE}}
||
||
*NZ sent to [[Singapore]] in two separate batches in 1972

*[[Hong Kong]] didn't acquire this same back-catalogue probably because there were no further Minor Commonwealth "quota" sales remaining

*The prints of {{DD}} that the BBC held in late 1973 may have been returned from [[Singapore]]
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''||{{BB}}
||
*NZ sent to [[Singapore]] in 1972

*Singapore sent to [[Nigeria]] in 1973

*Discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 1985
||
|-
|'''[[New Zealand]]'''||{{LL}}---{{MM}}---{{NN}}---{{OO}}---{{PP}}---{{QQ}}---{{RR}}---{{SS}}
||
*Other episodes destroyed or junked by the end of 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington)
||
*{{OO}} and {{RR}} did not screen
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-

|'''[[Germany]]'''
||
{{OO}}
||
||
*These may have been on video tape rather than film prints

*This story was viewed as an Audition in '''May 1968''' (although not necessarily in Germany)

*If the film/s were sent only to [[Germany]], then back to the BBC, they may be the ones subsequently sent to [[Hong Kong]] (see below)
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Uganda]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''||{{FF}}---{{GG}}---{{HH}}---{{JJ}}---{{KK}}
||
*{{KK}} returned by NZ to the BBC in 1970 (Are the existing prints of parts 1 and 3 from this return?)

*Other episodes destroyed or junked by the end of 1974 (buried in a landfill in Wellington) (although the film can for {{HH}} part three was retained)
||
*{{EE}} and {{LL}} were not available to [[Uganda]]; the former had been withdrawn from sale and the latter had not yet been purchased by [[Australia]]

*Did [[Zambia]] receive a damaged print of {{KK}} episode 3 from [[Hong Kong]], and received a replacement via [[New Zealand]]?

*Is the print of {{KK}} part one held by the BBC also from [[Zambia]], or is it the one returned from [[New Zealand]]?
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]] --- [[Zambia]]'''||{{FF}}---{{GG}}---{{HH}}---{{JJ}}---{{KK}}
||
*Zambia TV did not have any BBC material when it was checked in 2008
||
*{{EE}} had been withdrawn from sale, hence it was not part of this package; {{LL}} was not yet available

*[[Zambia]] may have received replacements prints of {{KK}} from [[New Zealand]], which is why the serial aired much later than the rest of the season

*[[Zambia]]'s prints of {{GG}} ep 3, {{HH}} eps 2 and 4 and {{KK}} eps 1 and 3 may be the ones that exist today
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]'''||{{LL}}
||
||
*Is this the print of [[The Evil of the Daleks]] part 2 found in 1987?
|-
|'''([[Hong Kong]]) --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]]'''||{{MM}}
||
*{{MM}} discovered in [[Hong Kong]], and returned to the BBC in 1992
||
*To account for the out of sequence screening, it's very likely that Hong Kong sent {{MM}} to [[Singapore]] unaired, and RTS sent it back to [[Hong Kong]]. [[Hong Kong]] may have accidentally retained the films until 1991 because they were recorded as being sent to [[Singapore]]!
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]] --- [[Nigeria]]''' (x2)||
{{NN}}---{{PP}}---{{QQ}}
||
*{{PP}} and {{QQ}} (but not ep 3) discovered in [[Nigeria]], and returned to the BBC in 2013
||
*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*The recovered print of {{QQ}} episode 5 had the words "COPY B" written on it; [[Hong Kong]] was indeed the second country after [[Australia]] to screen that story = "B" could mean "second print" struck

*One of the existing film cans for {{QQ}} has markings on it which record that the film prints were examined by the RTS in [[Singapore]] on '''6 May 1970'''

*{{NN}}, {{PP}}, and {{QQ}} were sold to RKTV in 1974, and {{PP}} and {{QQ}} (and possibly also {{NN}}) were then sent to BPTV in 1975
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]]'''||
{{OO}}
||
||
*Are the prints of {{OO}} found in 1988 from this chain? (Those films, plus empty can for {{RR}} part 6, had "Cutting Copy" labels, but they may have been put on after their return from overseas.)
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- ([[Gibraltar]]) --- [[Nigeria]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''||
{{SS}}
||
||
*If the films were sent from [[Singapore]] to the BBC first (1970/71) that could explain where the print of {{SS}} part 3 that was found in 1973 came from; a replacement copy had been struck before the story was sent to [[Gibraltar]] in 1973

*The films for {{SS}} may have been sent to Gibraltar first, but were "borrowed" by Nigeria (screened in mid-1973) then returned to [[Gibraltar]] (to be screened in late 1973)
*Alternatively, they went directly to [[Nigeria]] first, then to [[Gibraltar]]
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''||
{{RR}}
||
||
*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*These films were likely all sent back to the BBC once [[Gibraltar]] had aired them; the sadly empty film can for part 6 of {{RR}} was later found in 1988
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]''' --- {[[Gibraltar]]}||
{{UU}}---{{VV}}--{{WW}}---{{XX}}---{{YY}}---{{ZZ}}
||
||
*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*Some but not all of these went back to the BBC, and some of those then went to [[Gibraltar]]

*Those that didn't go back may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]''' --- {[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Nigeria]]}||
{{TT}}
||
||
*Some but not all of these went back to the BBC

*The print of {{TT}} 5 that was found in 1983, but dated back to 1971, might have been the [[Hong Kong]]/[[Singapore]] copy that was returned in 1971; it was a replacement that was sent to [[Gibraltar]]

*Some of these may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|}

The tables '''below''' allow for the possibility that the '''Season Six''' stories sent to [[Gibraltar]] were supplied by one of three methods:
:*'''A''' - Brand new films, perhaps all or some originally struck for [[New Zealand]]
:*'''B''' - Films that had been bicycled in from [[Singapore]]
:*'''C''' - a combination of '''A''' and '''B''' - i.e. only some films had been struck in advance for NZ, and the ones that hadn't been were supplied by [[Singapore]]

{| {{small-table}}
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! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|{[[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]]'''||
{{UU}}---{{VV}}
||
||
*Was [[TIE Ltd]] still involved in sales by this point?

*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*The season six serials may have been originally intended for [[New Zealand]] but forwarded instead to [[Gibraltar]]

*Some but not all of these may have come from [[Singapore]]

*Some of the season six film prints may have been struck in anticipation of a sale to [[New Zealand]] but these were instead set to [[Gibraltar]]. Any prints not struck in advance were freshly made for the sale to [[Gibraltar]]

*One of the prints of {{VV}} that exists today apparently had a NZBC leader on it; was this a spare leader from a different film print that had been sent from [[New Zealand]] and which was put on the {{VV}} print by the GBC? Are these existing prints from this chain?

*These most likely went back to the BBC
|-
|{[[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Nigeria]]'''||
{{TT}}---{{WW}}
||
||
*Was [[TIE Ltd]] still involved in sales by this point?

*Some but not all of these may have come from [[Singapore]]

*Some of the season six film prints may have been struck in anticipation of a sale to [[New Zealand]] but these were instead set to [[Gibraltar]]. Any prints not struck in advance were freshly made for the sale to [[Gibraltar]]

*Those that didn't go back may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?
|-
|{[[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]] --- [[Zambia]]'''||
{{XX}}---{{YY}}---{{ZZ}}
||
||
*Was [[TIE Ltd]] still involved in sales by this point?

*[[Gibraltar]] received {{UU}} to {{CCC}} before it received {{NN}} to {{TT}} and {{EEE}} to {{OOO}}

*Some but not all of these may have come from [[Singapore]]

*Some of the season six film prints may have been struck in anticipation of a sale to [[New Zealand]] but these were instead set to [[Gibraltar]]. Any prints not struck in advance were freshly made for the sale to [[Gibraltar]]

*Those that didn't go back may have been the prints later found in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?

*Are some of these prints the ones held by the BBC in 1976? (see note [2] below)
|-
|}

=='''SEASONS SEVEN -- EIGHT -- NINE -- TEN -- ELEVEN'''==
*All the serials from these five seasons were telerecorded as 16mm black and white prints using the superior Stored Field method

*[[Gibraltar]] received {{AAA}}, {{BBB}} and {{CCC}} at the same time as {{UU}} through {{ZZ}}
*A damaged print of an episode of {{CCC}} apparently exists, but the origin of this print is unknown

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[New Zealand]]'''
||
{{AAA}}---{{BBB}}
||
*{{AAA}} and {{BBB}} were sent to [[New Zealand]] as Audition Prints in mid-1974

*TVNZ junked the prints of {{AAA}} and returned {{BBB}} to the BBC in 1984
||
|-
|'''[[Australia]]'''
||
{{CCC}}---{{DDD}}

{{EEE}}---{{FFF}}---{{GGG}}---{{HHH}}---{{JJJ}}

{{KKK}}---{{MMM}}---{{NNN}}---{{OOO}}

{{SSS}}---{{TTT}}
||
*Some of these films prints were returned to the BBC in 1975 (they may have later been sent to [[Saudi Arabia]]?)
||
*{{DDD}}, {{FFF}}, {{JJJ}}, {{TTT}}, did not screen

*The prints of  {{PPP}} episodes 1,2,3 that were found in the possession of a UK film collector in the early 1980s were probably from this batch
|-
|'''[[Australia]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''
||
{{LLL}}---{{RRR}}---{{PPP}}---{{QQQ}}---{{UUU}}
||
||
*[[Australia]] acquired {{UUU}} on b/w film and colour Video Tape; the film was never used

*{{LLL}} aired very late and out of sequence in [[Gibraltar]]; this may have been because the films supplied from [[Singapore]] (see below) were unusable or delayed - or didn't show up in time

*[[Australia]] likely supplied the b/w films of {{UUU}} to [[Gibraltar]] because [[Singapore]] was no longer buying the series and [[Hong Kong]] had acquired the story on colour video tape only, effectively shutting down the same supply line to Gibraltar, per the Singapore / Hong Kong to Gibraltar chains that follow
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]] --- [[Gibraltar]]'''
||
{{AAA}}---{{BBB}}---{{CCC}} [but see below]

{{EEE}}---{{GGG}}---{{HHH}}

{{KKK}}---{{MMM}}---({{LLL}})---{{NNN}}---{{OOO}}
||
||
*After [[Singapore]] aired {{AAA}} to {{CCC}}, it acquired a "back-catalogue" package of {{T}} to {{EE}} from [[New Zealand]] to fill in the schedules before it aired {{EEE}} onwards

*{{LLL}} might not have arrived in time, or was unusable, so [[Gibraltar]] got a new set from [[Australia]]?

*Did {{CCC}} 1 and 3 end up in [[Taiwan Prints|Taiwan]]?

* See note [2] below
|-
|'''[[Singapore]] --- [[Hong Kong]]'''
||
{{RRR}}---{{PPP}}---{{QQQ}}---{{SSS}}
||
||
* See note [2] below
|-
|}

As it was for '''Season Six''' above, the table '''below''' allows for the possibility that the three '''Season Seven''' stories sent to [[Gibraltar]] were supplied by one of three methods:
:*'''A''' - Brand new films, perhaps all or some originally intended for [[New Zealand]]
:*'''B''' - Films that had been bicycled in from [[Singapore]]
:*'''C''' - a combination of '''A''' and '''B''' - i.e. only some films had been struck in advance for NZ, and the ones that hadn't been were supplied by [[Singapore]]

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|{[[Hong Kong]] --- [[Singapore]]} --- '''[[Gibraltar]]'''
||
{{AAA}}---{{BBB}}---{{CCC}}
||
||
|-
|}

{| {{small-table}}
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Countries in Bicycling Group'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Group of Stories'''
! scope="col" width="25%" |'''Proven Final Fate/s'''
! scope="col" width="30%" |'''Notes'''
|-
|'''[[Lebanon]] --- [[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Qatar]]?'''
||
{{AAA}}
||
||
*NOTE: It's not clear whether {{AAA}} aired in [[Qatar]] in b/w or in colour; if the former, they would likely have been supplied from [[Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|'''[[Lebanon]] --- [[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Bangladesh]]'''
||
{{CCC}}---{{DDD}}---{{EEE}}
||
||
*Films may have also had English soundtracks, hence they were sent to [[Bangladesh]]

*{{DDD}} and {{EEE}} did not screen in [[Lebanon]]
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]]'''
||
{{FFF}}---{{HHH}}---{{JJJ}}

{{MMM}}---{{LLL}}---{{NNN}}---{{OOO}}

({{RRR}})---{{QQQ}}---{{SSS}}
||
||
*Some of these films may have been ones returned from [[Australia]]

*Sale of {{RRR}} cancelled; did not screen in [[Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Lebanon]]'''
||
{{BBB}}
||
||
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Bangladesh]]'''
||
{{GGG}}
||
||
|-
|'''[[Saudi Arabia]] --- [[Qatar]]?'''
||
{{KKK}}---{{PPP}}
||
||
*NOTE: It's not clear whether [[Qatar]] got films or PAL tapes; if the former, they would likely have been supplied from [[Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|}

*As noted on the [[1974 Recall]] page, a batch of episodes was returned to the BBC in 1981/1982, and despite the "do not destroy" order on them, they were junked. It's possible that those returns were Pertwees from the Middle East, since the screenings of the b/w Pertwees had concluded by 1979 and were not part of the 1974 recall.

=='''General Summary'''==

<u>'''WILLIAM HARTNELL STORIES'''</u>

Keeping the bicycling routes as simple as possible, if we assume that country X generally '''always''' supplied country Y with its prints, then:

* Australia – always had its own prints, and returned all but a few to the BBC in 1975
*Countries in West Africa ([[Nigeria]], [[Ghana]] and [[Sierra Leone]]) and those in East Africa ([[Rhodesia]], [[Zambia]], [[Mauritius]] and [[Ethiopia]]) likely shared prints from time to time; of note, [[Nigeria]] acquired [[The War Machines]] from [[Singapore]] and [[The Time Meddler]] from [[New Zealand]] in 1973; [[Sierra Leone]] still had its prints of both serials at that time (they weren't returned to the BBC until 1974), so it does raise the question as to why Nigeria didn't source those two serials from closer to home! (One likely answer is that the BBC didn't want to split up Sierra Leone's holdings, as it may have planned to further sell those episodes as a complete set elsewhere; the Singapore and NZ prints were already from broken sets and therefore could be sent to [[Nigeria]].)
*The New Zealand censors classified the season three episodes between May and July 1968, which was before or during the broadcasts in [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]], so New Zealand's prints cannot have been sourced from either of those countries
*It's a matter of recorded fact that [[New Zealand]] sent its prints to [[Singapore]] in 1972; since New Zealand did not have [[The Gunfighters]], [[Singapore]]'s prints of that must have been supplied from elsewhere else ([[Australia]]?) or from the BBC

<u>'''PATRICK TROUGHTON STORIES'''</u>

Keeping the bicycling routes as simple as possible, if we assume that country X generally '''always''' supplied country Y with its prints, even after an interim period of several years, then:

* [[Australia]] – always had its own prints, and returned all but a few to the BBC in 1975
* [[New Zealand]] – bicycled in as well as acquired fresh sets of prints. It had disposed of most of its prints by the end of 1974
* [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]] always shared prints; a number of them may have ended up in Africa; in fact, it does appear that it was deliberate that the "Asian" prints eventually made their way to Africa and/or [[Gibraltar]], bringing them closer to 'home' for the inevitable "recall" to London

<u>'''JON PERTWEE STORIES'''</u>

Keeping the bicycling routes as simple as possible, if we assume that country X generally '''always''' supplied country Y with its prints, even after an interim period of several years, then:

* [[Australia]] – always had its own prints, and likely returned all but a few to the BBC by 1975, when colour broadcasts commenced
* [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]] always shared prints

====NOTES====
*[1] – [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] either shared the same prints OR, they had their own set of prints. (There's also the important factor that [[Barbados]] had '''[[TIE Ltd]]''' as its programme supplier, but [[Zambia]] was not part of that network.) There is a window of only three to four months between the airdates in [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]], but [[Zambia]] could well have received its prints before [[Barbados]], but scheduled the serials to screen much later.
**If the former, [[Zambia]] either got its prints of the season three stories directly from the BBC (in which case the films would have been sent the "long way" around the southern cape of Africa since the Suez Canal was closed at the time), or they were bicycled in several shipments from [[Barbados]]; the shipping distances from either point of origin to [[Zambia]] is roughly the same, although it's likely that the films were sent to London or via another mid-way point first (via [[Gibraltar]]?) rather than directly between [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]]
**If the latter, then the Caribbean prints may have been retained in case [[Jamaica]] or [[Trinidad]] picked up the series later on, which clearly did not happen. Why? It's a "chicken or egg" scenario: did the films go from [[Barbados]] to [[Zambia]] because [[Jamaica]] and [[Trinidad]] did not want them, or did [[Jamaica]] and [[Trinidad]] miss out because the films had been sent to [[Zambia]]? There is only a gap of a year between [[Barbados]] screening season three and when Jamaica aired season two. If Barbados kept the prints, why didn't Jamaica carry on after season two? Or was it simply a matter that both [[Jamaica]] and [[Trinidad]] rejected the offer of more episodes, leaving [[Barbados]] free to bicycle the films to Africa instead? For this reason alone, we believe the prints were no longer in the Caribbean by the time [[Jamaica]] caught up and wanted more, hence we've grouped [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] in the same chain for season three only

*[2] – It seems very likely that the majority of the stray Patrick Troughton episodes kept by the BBC and those that were later recovered from UK film collectors were all from the same sources: mostly from [[Singapore]], [[Gibraltar]], [[Zambia]] and [[Australia]]. The prints of the Jon Pertwee serials up to the end of season 9 held by the BBC at the end of 1976 may have also been returns from [[Gibraltar]], since that run of episodes had concluded in late 1974, and Gibraltar was the final Commonwealth country to air them; it would seem that the BBC deliberately sold and therefore carefully channelled the films through the various countries in Asia, the Caribbean and Africa so they would end up in Gibraltar so they could be returned to "near-by" London at a much lower cost. (Were these returned at the same time in the 1974 "recall" of the first two Doctors?) [[Gibraltar]] certainly has form for returning material to the BBC soon after broadcast as late as 1978 (being geographically 'close' to London makes returning films a matter of convenience over storing the films awaiting the inevitable "return" instructions that'll come anyway), so it's safe to accept that it did so consistently and regularly. The b/w prints of the three serials that didn't air – {{DDD}}, {{FFF}}, {{JJJ}} - may well have been struck and intended for the [[Hong Kong]] / [[Singapore]] set, but left unsold "on the shelf".
**Since the BBC retained the original film-recording negative for many episodes but did not necessarily also hold a positive print for each, with various prints being returned from overseas on a regular basis, they may have taken the opportunity to retain any print for which they also had the negative -- and to use that returned copy as a viewing print -- and discard all of those for which they did not also have a negative. (For instance, the BBC retained the original Stored Field film-recording negative for [[The Crusade]] part three. In 1976 they also held a Stored print of the same episode; that print may have been struck directly from the negative for the purpose of having a viewing copy on file (which means it was paid for by Enterprises), or the BBC deliberately preserved that print when it arrived from overseas for the purpose of having a viewing print on file. If it is the latter scenario, there are -- per this table at least -- only two possible overseas sources for this print.)

*[3] – Since [[Australia]], [[Hong Kong]] / [[Singapore]] and [[Gibraltar]] had presumably returned all retained prints to the BBC by 1975, and these three stories ({{XX}}, {{YY}}, {{ZZ}}) were sent to [[Zambia]] in 1976, what was despatched to ZTV may well have been a selection of film prints from these countries, including some of the ex-ABC films with censor cuts.

* For comparison, the original [[Bicycling Chains]] table is [[Old Chains|HERE]]

New Zealand

2026-04-26T20:19:28Z

Jon Preddle:

'''[[wikipedia:New Zealand|NEW ZEALAND]]''' is an island country in the south-western Pacific ocean. Its closest neighbour is [[Australia]].
{{TOC right}}
==Profile==
{| {{small-table}}
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|'''Country Number (Number 1)'''||1964||[[Selling Doctor Who|FIRST WAVE]]
|-
|'''Region'''||[[:Category:Australasia/Asia| Australasia/Asia]]||Commonwealth
|-
|'''Television commenced'''||1 June 1960||
|-
|'''Colour System'''||31 October 1973||[[:Wikipedia:PAL|PAL]]
|-
|'''[[WRTH|Population]]'''||1966|| 2,640,117
|-
|'''[[WRTH|TV Sets]]'''||1966|| 352,076
|-
|'''Language/s'''||English||
|-
|}

==Television Stations / Channels==

Between 1964 and 2002, '''Doctor Who''' screened on a number of different channels in New Zealand.

Television commenced on '''1 June 1960''', initially under the control of the state-owned '''[[wikipedia:NZBC|New Zealand Broadcasting Service (NZBS)]]''', which also managed all radio stations. Following changes to the Broadcasting Act in 1961, the '''NZBC''' was created to oversee all forms of broadcasting. This change took effect from 1 April 1962.

Television was broadcast on a regional basis – with transmitters in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin – until '''29 October 1973''', when television across the country became fully networked. Two days later, colour broadcasts commenced, although it wasn't until '''June 1975''', with the introduction of the second channel, that black and white broadcasts ceased. (In the mid-1980s regular black and white programming made a welcome return to prime-time schedules.)

'''Summary of broadcasters in New Zealand:'''
* '''1964 to May 1975''': '''Doctor Who''' screens on the NZBC (later known as TV1).
* '''June 1975''': NZBC is formally dissolved, and the station is renamed '''Television One'''. Second channel TV2 is formed, which becomes a separate corporation called '''[[wikipedia:South Pacific Television|South Pacific Television]]''' a year later. (TV2 is available only in Auckland and Christchurch to begin with; coverage to the rest of the country is staggered over the next few years.)
* '''September 1975 to February 1980''': '''Doctor Who''' airs on TV2 / South Pacific Television.
* '''February 1980''': TV One and South Pacific Television merge and become Television New Zealand ([[wikipedia:Television New Zealand|TVNZ]]); the channels are re-named TV1 and TV2.
* '''February 1980 to July 1999''': '''Doctor Who''' screens on either TV1 and TV2 at various times during this period.
* '''From May 2000''' to '''June 2001''': [[wikipedia:Prime (New Zealand)|PRIME]] becomes the new home for classic '''Doctor Who''', and from '''2005''', the channel for the new series...
** [http://www.primetv.co.nz/ PRIME TV WEBSITE]
*A selection of classic series then airs on the New Zealand satellite channel '''[[Wikipedia:BBC_UKTV|BBC UKTV]]''' from '''January 2013''' to '''August 2013''', and later in '''November 2013''' until '''2015'''.
*The next NZ station to screen classic '''Doctor Who''' is the Sky satellite station '''[[Wikipedia:The Zone (New Zealand)|The Zone]]''', which screens episodes from '''January 2017''' until '''June 2017''', when the station is closed.
*The series then switches over to the newly-launched Sky satellite station '''[[Wikipedia:Jones!|Jones! too]]'''. This channel continues to screen random stories - three episodes back to back every Saturday morning - until '''21 September 2019'''; the final serial to air was [[The Curse of Fenric]].
*Prime screened every new series episode through until '''December 2017''', with the final Peter Capaldi Christmas special.
*The series then returned to TVNZ after nearly 20 years - from '''October 2018''' to late '''2022'''; they aired all the Jodie Whittaker serials.

=='''DOCTOR WHO IN NEW ZEALAND'''==

New Zealand was the '''FIRST country''' after the UK to screen '''Doctor Who''' (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]).

New Zealand and [[Australia]] are the only two countries to screen all Doctors more or less in chronological order.

==DALEK MOVIES==
===[[Peter Cushing|PETER CUSHING]] Movies===
[[File:DalekMovies.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Movie billings, NZ Herald, 31/12/1965, 15/12/1967]]

Both [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies played in theatres across New Zealand; '''"Dr Who and the Daleks"''' in late '''1965''' and '''"Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD"''' in late '''1967'''. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the films often played at provincial theatres.

The first film has screened three times on television: '''25 April 1979''', '''3 March 1981''', and '''20 November 1988'''; the second twice: '''26 December 1989''' and '''6 February 2002'''.

==[[BBC Records]]==

The '''Stanmark Productions Ltd''' advertisement from 1966, identifies New Zealand as one of '''sixteen''' countries screening '''Doctor Who''' in that year (although New Zealand had actually stopped screening the series in 1965).

New Zealand is one of the 27 countries listed in '''The Making of Doctor Who''' (1972 Piccolo edition).

'''The Seventies''' records a sale of '''"(40)"''' stories by 28 February 1977. '''The Handbook''' identifies these 40 as being 22 Hartnells, 11 Troughtons and 7 Pertwees. This total is incorrect: NZ is listed against four stories it didn't air ({{E}}, {{F}}, {{G}}, {{KK}}), but not on three that it did ({{SS}}, {{AAA}}, {{BBB}}), which makes the true correct total only '''"(39)"'''.

'''The Eighties''' [http://www.shillpages.com/howe/b-dw80s.htm - THE LOST CHAPTERS] records a sale of '''"(71)"''' stories (by 10 February 1987). This total seems to be made up of the '''10''' original Jon Pertwee serials (1970s), '''37''' Tom Bakers, '''10''' Davisons, and the '''14''' additional Pertwees (1980s).

New Zealand is identified in only '''124''' of the '''DWM''' Archives; two of these are {{E}} and {{G}} from the inaccurate 1977 list.

==Stories bought and broadcast==

===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] (Block One 1964-65)===

Three stories, 13 episodes:

[[File:An Unearthly Child chch.JPG|right|thumb|350px|First-ever newspaper billing for Doctor Who outside the UK - 18 September 1964, Christchurch Press, New Zealand. Not exactly awe-inspiring, is it...]]
[[File:NZ A.JPG|right|thumb|350px|An Unearthly Child, Auckland debut, 30 October 1964 (NZ Listener)]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||4
|-
|B||[[The Daleks]]||7
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||2
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints====

These 13 films were censored between September and December 1964. They would have been supplied directly by the BBC in London or [[BBC Sydney]]. Assigned Y ratings, the episodes were screened in a late evening slot.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate1.html 1964-1965]

====Fate of the Prints====

Three years after broadcast, all 13 films were sent to [[Denmark]] on '''26 March 1968''' as '''Audition Prints''', although as it transpires the Danish station did not take up the offer to purchase the series.

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===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] (Block Two 1966-67)===

One story, 7 episodes:

[[File:DWUnsure.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Clipping from NZ Herald (?) 1965, re uncertainty about future of Doctor Who on NZ TV…]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|D||[[Marco Polo]]||7
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints?====

The NZBC delayed purchasing further episodes of '''Doctor Who''' during 1965 because the censors had assigned Y ratings to the initial batch of episodes they had wanted to screen in a children's early evening timeslot. This ultimately lost them their position of being the front-runner foreign purchaser / broadcaster of the new series.

They eventually decided to give the series another shot, and purchased the next serial – [[Marco Polo]] - possibly after observing how the ABC in [[Australia]] responded to similar censorship issues.

However the NZBC programme selectors were still unsure about the new serial, especially given its violent content, and themes – such as child marriage.

The seven films were censored between July and October 1966. In all likelihood, they were supplied by one of the many countries that had aired the serial during 1965 and 1966; [[Singapore]] is the likely candidate.

One possible reason as to why NZBC did not acquire [[The Keys of Marinus]], [[The Aztecs]] and [[The Sensorites]] in 1966 or 1967, was that the ABC in [[Australia]] (who was not only the supplier of some of the next set of 31 episodes, but maybe also of [[Marco Polo]]), needed to hold onto the prints of those three serials for possible repeat screenings...

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate1.html 1966-1967]

====Fate of the Prints====

Episodes one and two only were sent to [[Iran]] as '''Audition Prints''' on '''20 October 1967'''. The fate of the other five films is unknown; in all likelihood they were junked.

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===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] (Block Three 1968)===

Four stories, 15 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|H||[[The Reign of Terror]]||6
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||3
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||2
|-
|M||[[The Romans]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints====

These 15 episodes, plus [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] (6), [[The Web Planet]] (6) and [[The Crusade]] (4), were received in NZ by mid-1967. The prints for (at least) the first 17 episodes in the batch ([[The Reign of Terror]] to [[The Rescue]]) were ones previously used by the ABC in [[Australia]] (the prints exhibited the AFCB censor cuts), the first two serials had completed a repeat screening in late 1966.

The origin of the other serials is not clear; they could also have been ex-ABC prints, but the fact that the ABC repeated [[The Crusade]] in '''February 1968''', does suggest that the print of that serial sent to New Zealand was '''not''' the ABC's…

It's far more likely they were sourced from [[Singapore]].

The seven serials were censored in NZ between September and November 1967. Four were passed with G ratings (with or without cuts), the other three were given Y ratings, and therefore could not be screened in the NZBC's preferred early evening timeslot.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate1.html 1968]

====Fate of the Prints====

[[The Reign of Terror]] was '''"destroyed"''' on '''18 June 1971''', and [[Planet of Giants]] on '''14 July 1971'''. (A method employed by the NZBC to "destroy" films was by feeding them through a band-saw, and the shredded remains taken to a landfill site.)

Episode one of [[The Crusade]] was part of a consignment of old films that were found at a Wellington rubbish tip, having been junked there by the NZBC in late 1974.

The fate of the other 21 prints is unknown, but most likely they went to the same landfill as [[The Crusade]] in late 1974.

** See [https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/tsv57/lion.html THE LION'S TALE] for the story of the recovery of "The Lion".

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===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] (Block Four 1968-69)===

11 stories, 44 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|Q||[[The Space Museum]]||4
|-
|S||[[The Time Meddler]]||4
|-
|T||[[Galaxy 4]]||4
|-
|U||[[The Myth Makers]]||4
|-
|W||[[The Massacre]]||4
|-
|X||[[The Ark]]||4
|-
|Y||[[The Celestial Toymaker]]||4
|-
|AA||[[The Savages]]||4
|-
|BB||[[The War Machines]]||4
|-
|CC||[[The Smugglers]]||4
|-
|DD||[[The Tenth Planet]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints?====

This consignment of 44 episodes was purchased in 1968.

[[The Chase]], [[Mission to the Unknown]] and [[The Daleks Master Plan]] were not included in this batch because by this time (1966 to 1967) all three had been withdrawn due to an agreement between the BBC and Terry Nation. The latter two had also been "rejected" in [[Australia]], which prevented them from being sold anywhere else.

New Zealand was the '''only''' country that bought this run of season 3 serials but without [[The Gunfighters]]. It '''''is''''' possible the NZBC did acquire the film prints along with the other 11 serials (although there are no clear records indicating that they did receive the films or submitted them to the censor for classification), and they declined to air the 4-parter, perhaps due to it not meeting their strict quality control?

[[The Space Museum]] and [[The Time Meddler]] were most likely sourced from [[Singapore]]. The other episodes would have been supplied directly from the BBC (via [[BBC Sydney]]).

These 44 episodes were censored between May and August 1968. It is possible that the first two serials, which formed part of earlier batches sold by the BBC, were provided by a previous broadcaster. The other serials were likely to all be fresh prints supplied by the BBC London in the new Stored Field telerecording format.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate2.html 1968-1969]

====Fate of the Prints====

The fate of [[The Space Museum]] is unknown. It was most likely junked in 1974 at the same time as [[The Crusade]].

[[Galaxy 4]] to [[The Tenth Planet]] were all sent to [[Singapore]] in two separate batches in '''January and September 1972'''. (If NZ did not supply them with [[The Gunfighters]], [[Singapore]] must have acquired the film prints they used from elsewhere.)

[[The Time Meddler]] was sent to [[Nigeria]] on '''2 March 1973'''.

The ex-NZ prints of [[The War Machines]] and [[The Time Meddler]] were subsequently recovered from [[Nigeria]] in 1984.

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===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]] (Block One 1969-70)===

Eight stories, 39 episodes:
[[File:Moonbase film can.JPG|thumb|250px|right|Discarded film can for The Moonbase episode three - NZBC sticker (with thanks to Graham Howard)]]

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|EE||[[The Power of the Daleks]]||6
|-
|FF||[[The Highlanders]]||4
|-
|GG||[[The Underwater Menace]]||4
|-
|HH||[[The Moonbase]]||4
|-
|JJ||[[The Macra Terror]]||4
|-
|LL||[[The Evil of the Daleks]]||7
|-
|MM||[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]||4
|-
|NN||[[The Abominable Snowmen]]||6
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints====

[[The Tenth Planet]] and [[The Power of the Daleks]] had both been withdrawn from sale by the BBC in 1966/1967, an act which meant a number of countries missed seeing Patrick Troughton's arrival as the Doctor. However, by the time the NZBC had scheduled and screened the last few William Hartnell stories, [[The Tenth Planet]] and [[The Power of the Daleks]] were once again on offer, and available to the NZBC. Australia and New Zealand were therefore the only '''two''' foreign countries to screen the second Doctor's debut in the correct order.

It's possible that that bulk of the season four serials ({{FF}} to {{KK}}) were bicycled over from [[Uganda]], where that run of stories had concluded in early March 1969.

All films were censored between February and November 1969.

[[The Faceless Ones]] was given a Y rating, and therefore could not screen in NZBC's preferred early evening timeslot.

The serials aired on a regional basis, with a break of a few months scheduled either after [[The Moonbase]] or [[The Macra Terror]].

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate2.html 1969-1970]

====Fate of the Prints====

[[The Power of the Daleks]] was sent to [[Singapore]] in '''1972'''. [[The Highlanders]], [[The Macra Terror]] and [[The Evil of the Daleks]] were destroyed – [[The Macra Terror]] on '''27 June 1974'''. [[The Faceless Ones]] films were sent to London in '''July 1970'''.

The fate of the other four serials is unknown; in all likelihood they were junked in late 1974, at the same time as [[The Crusade]].

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===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]] (Block Two 1971)===

Three serials, 18 episodes:
[[File:NZHerald100571.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Enemy of the World, Auckland; 10 May 1971]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|PP||[[The Enemy of the World]]||6
|-
|QQ||[[The Web of Fear]]||6
|-
|SS||[[The Wheel in Space]]||6
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints?====

These three serials, plus [[The Ice Warriors]] (6) were censored between October and December 1970. They would likely have been new prints supplied directly by [[BBC Sydney]]. [[The Ice Warriors]] was given a Y rating, and therefore could not screen in NZBC's early evening timeslot. [[Fury from the Deep]] (6) was rejected by the programme selectors, possibly due to it not meeting their strict quality control.

NZBC did not purchase or screen any further Patrick Troughton serials in the 1970s. The most likely reason for this was, with the approaching launch of colour broadcasts in late 1973, and with a fairly large stockpile of unscreened black and white programmes 'on the shelf', they had enough useable material to fill the schedules for at least two to three years, and acquiring more '''Doctor Who''' was not a high priority...

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate3.html 1971]

====Fate of the Prints?====

The fate of all five serials is unknown; in all likelihood they were junked in late 1974.

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block One 1975-76)===

Seven stories, 31 episodes:
[[File:Pertwee1975.JPG |right|thumb|250px|NZ Herald, introducing Jon Pertwee, 14 March 1975; although the article says "In Colour", the first 11 episodes were in black and white!]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|AAA||[[Spearhead from Space]]||4||b/w
|-
|BBB||[[Doctor Who and the Silurians]]||7||b/w
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|KKK||[[Day of the Daleks]]||4
|-
|PPP||[[Carnival of Monsters]]||4
|-
|RRR||[[The Three Doctors]]||4
|-
|UUU||[[The Time Warrior]]||4
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|XXX||[[Death to the Daleks]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Prints/Tapes====

By mid-1974, the original PAL colour tapes of the bulk of the Pertwee serials had been wiped by the BBC, leaving only eight complete serials available to foreign broadcasters.

After a three year break, and with the imminent launch of full colour schedules on two channels from June 1975, NZBC was ready to give '''Doctor Who''' another go. However the '''Audition Prints''' they received were in black and white! [[Spearhead from Space]] and [[Doctor Who and the Silurians]] were censored between July and August 1974. These were prints previously used in [[Australia]].

The NZBC opted to screen these two in b/w in early 1975 (ahead of the launch of the two channel, colour-only schedules in June), however all subsequent purchases had to be in colour to be aired after June. ([[Frontier in Space]] was not known to exist in colour at the time, so was not included in the offer, and [[The Green Death]] had been "rejected" in [[Australia]] and was therefore not yet available for sale elsewhere.)

The other serials were supplied on PAL colour video tape. The tapes would have been provided directly by [[BBC Sydney]]. Episode two of [[Carnival of Monsters]] was the 29 minute extended 71-Edit with the alternative arrangement of the theme that had been sent to Australia in 1973.

[[Death to the Daleks]] was viewed first by the censor in December 1974, with the others during the first three months of 1975.

The first two serials screened on TV1, which covered the whole country. The other five screened on the new channel, TV2, which at launch was available only in parts of the country for the first year.

The serials aired in three distinct 'blocks' from 1975 to 1976.

[[Death to the Daleks]] did not screen until 1976, by which time TV2 coverage had been extended to much of the rest of the country.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate3.html 1975-1976]

====Fate of the Prints/Tapes====

The master tapes of [[Death to the Daleks]] were sent to [[Brunei]] in '''February 1976'''; TV2 had made a broadcast copy to screen six months later.

The two b/w serials were still held by TVNZ in 1984; although it was suggested that [[Spearhead from Space]] should be junked, it appears that both serials were returned to London.

The fate of the other tapes is not known.

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block Two 1977)===

Two stories, 12 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|YYY||[[The Monster of Peladon]]||6
|-
|ZZZ||[[Planet of the Spiders]]||6
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes?====

The PAL colour tapes would have been supplied via [[BBC Sydney]]. Censorship dates are not known.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate3.html 1977]

====Fate of the Tapes?====

It is not known what happened to the tapes.

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block One 1978-80)===

Seventeen stories, 40 episodes:
[[File:AllTrades1979.JPG|right|thumb|350px|"Doc of all Trades", NZ Herald, June 1979]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|4A||[[Robot]]||4
|-
|4B||[[The Sontaran Experiment]]||2
|-
|4C||[[The Ark in Space]]||4
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|4D||[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]||4
|-
|4F||[[Terror of the Zygons]]||4
|-
|4G||[[Pyramids of Mars]]||4
|-
|4H||[[Planet of Evil]]||4
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|4J||[[The Android Invasion]]||4
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|4K||[[The Brain of Morbius]]||4
|-
|4L||[[The Seeds of Doom]]||6
|-
|4M||[[The Masque of Mandragora]]||4
|-
|4N||[[The Hand of Fear]]||4
|-
|4P||[[The Deadly Assassin]]||4
|-
|4Q||[[The Face of Evil]]||4
|-
|4R||[[The Robots of Death]]||4
|-
|4S||[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]||6
|-
|4T||[[The Invisible Enemy]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes?====

The tapes of these and all subsequent Tom Baker serials would probably have been supplied by [[BBC Sydney]]. [[Genesis of the Daleks]] did not screen; according to [[BBC Records]], music clearances for the serial were "purchased" by New Zealand, but the serial might have been dropped due to censorship issues after this payment was recorded.

[[The Brain of Morbius]] and [[The Deadly Assassin]] had both been given an A rating in [[Australia]] in 1978 and did not screen, however since these two serials '''did''' screen in New Zealand in 1979, the pricing policy that had previously restricted other countries buying serials that Australia had "rejected" appears to have been relaxed.

The main factor for the change of policy was that since 1977, there were two television companies in New Zealand competing for BBC product. Prior to 1975, the old single-channel NZBC had negotiated with the BBC a set rate for programmes; since there was no competition driving up the prices, the fees that the NZBC paid for BBC programmes were very low, since the bulk of the rights costs (e.g. Actors' Equity, Writers' Guild, Musicians' Union) for the Australasia region had been met by the ABC. But now that rival channel South Pacific Television was carrying '''Doctor Who''', they probably paid the BBC a much higher fee, which now included the rights costs for the whole region, and thus stories that had previously been "rejected" by the ABC could now be picked up in New Zealand. The same Jon Pertwee episodes that had been "rejected" in Australia had also been 'skipped' in [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]]; however [[The Brain of Morbius]] and [[The Deadly Assassin]] did air in [[Hong Kong]], in 1980, because the region clearances had been paid for by TV2!

The 17 serials aired in four distinct 'blocks' from 1978 to 1979.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate4.html 1978-1979]

====Fate of the Tapes?====

It is not known what happened to these tapes; certainly by mid-1985 when the Tom Baker episodes were repeated, TVNZ had to source new tapes.

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block Three 1979)===

One story, 6 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|TTT||[[The Green Death]]||6
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

When the ABC applied to the censors in 1978 for a reassessment of this story's previous A rating from 1973, it was given a new G rating. The serial was also offered to TV2, who screened it after [[The Android Invasion]] in 1979.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate4.html 1979]

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block Two 1980-81)===

13 stories, 54 episodes:
[[File:TBScruffy1979.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Scruffy Tom Baker, NZ Herald, 17 March 1980]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|4X||[[Image of the Fendahl]]||4
|-
|4Y||[[Underworld]]||4
|-
|5A||[[The Ribos Operation]]||4
|-
|5B||[[The Pirate Planet]]||4
|-
|5C||[[The Stones of Blood]]||4
|-
|5D||[[The Androids of Tara]]||4
|-
|5E||[[The Power of Kroll]]||4
|-
|5F||[[The Armageddon Factor]]||6
|-
|5G||[[The Creature from the Pit]]||4
|-
|5H||[[City of Death]]||4
|-
|5J||[[Destiny of the Daleks]]||4
|-
|5K||[[Nightmare of Eden]]||4
|-
|5L||[[The Horns of Nimon]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

In early 1980, the old separate two channel system (operating since 1975) was dissolved and replaced by TVNZ. Programmes that had been bought by South Pacific Television did not automatically 'transfer' to TVNZ. [[The Invisible Enemy]] was the last serial to air under the old regime. It would appear that [[Horror of Fang Rock]], [[The Sun Makers]] and [[The Invasion of Time]] did not get purchased prior to the change-over; or if they '''''had''''' been acquired by South Pacific Television, they were not screened by the new TVNZ.

The tapes would probably have been supplied by BBC Enterprises in London.

===Transmission===

These thirteen stories screened as an uninterrupted run from 1980 to 1981. The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate4.html 1980-81]

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block Three 1981-82)===

Seven stories, 28 episodes:
[[File:5RVTep4.JPG|300px|thumb|right|Full Circle part 4; sent from BBC Enterprises London to Television New Zealand in January 1981]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|5N||[[The Leisure Hive]]||4
|-
|5Q||[[Meglos]]||4
|-
|5R||[[Full Circle]]||4
|-
|5P||[[State of Decay]]||4
|-
|5S||[[Warriors' Gate]]||4
|-
|5T||[[The Keeper of Traken]]||4
|-
|5V||[[Logopolis]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

The tapes were supplied by BBC Enterprises in London.

The final seven Tom Baker serials were censored between February and July 1981.

===Transmission===

New Zealand was the first country outside the UK to air the first six of these stories in 1981. [[Logopolis]] was held over for a year and did not screen until mid-1982. This delay was highly likely the direct result of the ABC in [[Australia]] delaying their own purchase of Tom Baker's final serial until 1982.

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate4.html 1981-1982]

====Fate of the Tapes====

Less than a month after transmission, the tape for part four of [[Full Circle]] was wiped by TVNZ and used to record an instalment of a locally-produced magazine-style programme which screened on 7 July 1981 at 6.00pm, immediately after '''Doctor Who'''! (It is likely that other episodes from this run of '''Doctor Who''' were similarly re-used by TVNZ.)

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===[[Peter Davison stories|PETER DAVISON]] (1983) ===

Ten stories, 38 episodes:
[[File:NZListener83.JPG|right|thumb|250px|NZ Listener, 11-17 June 1983]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|5Z||[[Castrovalva]]||4
|-
|5W||[[Four to Doomsday]]||4
|-
|5Y||[[Kinda]]||4
|-
|5X||[[The Visitation]]||4
|-
|6A||[[Black Orchid]]||2
|-
|6B||[[Earthshock]]||4
|-
|6C||[[Time-Flight]]||4
|-
|6E||[[Arc of Infinity]]||4
|-
|6D||[[Snakedance]]||4
|-
|6F||[[Mawdryn Undead]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

TVNZ therefore purchased GROUP A of the Peter Davison stories, as these ten serials appear to have been sold by the BBC as a complete batch, despite consisting of one full and half a season (see [[Peter Davison stories|Peter Davison stories Group A]]).

The tapes would probably have been supplied by BBC Enterprises in London.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate4.html 1983]

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==='''"REPEATS" (TVNZ) (1985-1989)'''===
[[File:NZRepeats1985.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Start of Repeats, NZ Listener, April 1985]]

From '''1985''', the BBC reissued all the surviving [[Jon Pertwee stories]] specifically for the [[United States]] market. The package was also offered to [[Australia]] and New Zealand. At the same time, the BBC started to negotiate for a reissue of the surviving complete [[William Hartnell stories]] and [[Patrick Troughton stories]] also for syndication in the US. By early 1985, only two of the Troughton serials had been cleared (presumably because the writers of those two were still alive, and be the first to sign new sales contracts), and these were offered to [[Australia]] and New Zealand first.

TVNZ bought a package that included Hartnell, Troughton, Pertwee, Baker, and Davison.

Although promoted as a run of "Repeats", there were 20 stories that had never before screened in New Zealand.

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===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]]===

Two 'new' stories, nine episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|UU||[[The Mind Robber]]||5
|-
|WW||[[The Krotons]]||4
|-
|}

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]]===

14 'new' stories, 78 episodes:
[[File:NZListener1986.JPG|right|thumb|250px|NZ Listener, 28 June 1986]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|CCC||[[The Ambassadors of Death]]||7||b/w
|-
|DDD||[[Inferno]]||7
|-
|EEE||[[Terror of the Autons]]||4||b/w
|-
|FFF||[[The Mind of Evil]]||6||b/w
|-
|GGG||[[The Claws of Axos]]||4
|-
|HHH||[[Colony in Space]]||6
|-
|JJJ||[[The Daemons]]||5||b/w
|-
|MMM||[[The Curse of Peladon]]||4
|-
|LLL||[[The Sea Devils]]||6
|-
|NNN||[[The Mutants]]||6
|-
|OOO||[[The Time Monster]]||6
|-
|QQQ||[[Frontier in Space]]||6
|-
|SSS||[[Planet of the Daleks]]||6||ep 3 b/w
|-
|WWW||[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]||5
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

Ten [[Jon Pertwee stories]] had previously aired between 1975 and 1979; TVNZ purchased the full reissue package of the 24 stories (in various formats), and repeated those ten (with [[Spearhead from Space]] in colour for the first time), plus the other 14 'new' serials. Although part three of [[Planet of the Daleks]] aired in b/w, part one of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] was not included in the package, so the serial aired as a five-parter with modified episode number title captions.

These tapes were sourced from the BBC in London. Part two of [[Carnival of Monsters]] was the shorter standard "UK" version.

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===

Four 'new' stories, 20 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|4E||[[Genesis of the Daleks]]||6
|-
|4V||[[Horror of Fang Rock]]||4
|-
|4W||[[The Sun Makers]]||4
|-
|4Z||[[The Invasion of Time]]||6
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

All 41 [[Tom Baker stories]] screened during the 'repeat' season, including the four that had been missed from the 1978 to 1980 runs. For reasons unknown, [[Genesis of the Daleks]] aired out of sequence, months after the rest of season 12.

All the Tom Baker tapes were sourced from the ABC, and exhibited the Australian censor edits.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'REPEAT Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate5.html 1985-1989]

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==='''SILVER JUBILEE WEEK (1988)'''===
[[File:NZListener1988.JPG|right|thumb|250px|NZ Listener featuring Silver Jubilee Week, November 1988]]

In '''November 1988''' TVNZ hosted a special week long 25th Anniversary celebration, playing five complete serials, featuring all seven Doctors, plus the [[Peter Cushing]] film, '''"Dr Who and the Daleks"''' (which had previously played on TV in 1979 and 1981).

Five stories, equivalent of 23 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||6
|-
|XX|||[[The Seeds of Death]]||6
|-
|6K||[[The Five Doctors]]||1
|-
|6Z||[[Revelation of the Daleks]]||4
|-
|7K||[[Silver Nemesis]]||3
|-
|}

The two b/w serials aired as 'movies' (these were not the US Omnibus editions, but the episodes playing back to back minus the middle opening and closing titles). [[The Five Doctors]] aired in its original 90 minute format, and the Colin Baker serial played as a 4-parter.

Most significantly, in the case of [[Silver Nemesis]] – which played 'episodically' (but with the middle opening and closing titles removed and recaps intact) - episodes two and three had their worldwide broadcast '''premiere''' in New Zealand, screening respectively a week and fortnight ahead of the UK.

===Transmission===

The '''Silver Jubilee''' season aired between the repeats of [[Time-Flight]] and [[Arc of Infinity]].

The airdates of the stories in this 'Special Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate5.html 1988]

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===NEW EPISODES (1989-1990)===

The "Repeat" run (that had commenced in 1985) concluded in April 1989 with a replay of [[Mawdryn Undead]], the last 'new' serial to air in 1983. This was followed by an almost non-stop run of new episodes, commencing with the remaining nine [[Peter Davison stories]], followed by all the [[Colin Baker stories]] (there was a repeat of [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) and the twelve [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] (with a repeat of [[Silver Nemesis]]).

===[[Peter Davison stories|PETER DAVISON]] (1989) ===

Nine stories, equivalent of 32 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|6G||[[Terminus]]||4
|-
|6H||[[Enlightenment]]||4
|-
|6J||[[The King's Demons]]||2
|-
|6L||[[Warriors of the Deep]]||4
|-
|6M||[[The Awakening]]||2
|-
|6N||[[Frontios]]||4
|-
|6P||[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]||(2/4)
|-
|6Q||[[Planet of Fire]]||4
|-
|6R||[[The Caves of Androzani]]||4
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

As before, these tapes, as well as those of the ten Davison repeats, were sourced from the ABC, and exhibited the Australian censor edits. [[Resurrection of the Daleks]] played in its modified 4-part version.

[[The Five Doctors]] was not repeated.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate6.html 1989]

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===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]] (1989-1990)===

Seven stories, equivalent of 40 episodes:
[[File:NZLCBaker.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Colin Baker episodes begin, NZ Listener, 10 August 1989]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|6S||[[The Twin Dilemma]]||4
|-
|6T||[[Attack of the Cybermen]]||2/4
|-
|6V||[[Vengeance on Varos]]||2/4
|-
|6W||[[The Two Doctors]]||3/6
|-
|6X||[[The Mark of the Rani]]||2/4
|-
|6Y||[[Timelash]]||2/4
|-
|7A||[[The Trial of a Time Lord]]||14
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

The serials were played in their modified half-hour versions. Again, these tapes were sourced from the ABC, and exhibited the Australian censor edits. [[Revelation of the Daleks]] was repeated with these episodes.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate6.html 1989-1990]

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===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]] (1990)===

Eleven stories, 39 episodes:
[[File:NZ Nemesis.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Silver Nemesis billing, New Zealand Listener, 25 November 1988]]
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|7D||[[Time and the Rani]]||4
|-
|7E||[[Paradise Towers]]||4
|-
|7F||[[Delta and the Bannermen]]||3
|-
|7G||[[Dragonfire]]||3
|-
|7H||[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]||4
|-
|7J||[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]||4
|-
|7L||[[The Happiness Patrol]]||3
|-
|7N||[[Battlefield]]||4
|-
|7Q||[[Ghost Light]]||3
|-
|7M||[[The Curse of Fenric]]||4
|-
|7P||[[Survival]]||3
|-
|}

====Origin of the Tapes====

The season 25 stories aired in production order. [[Silver Nemesis]] was repeated with these episodes.

[[The Curse of Fenric]] did not have the Russian to English subtitles over the opening moments of Part One.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate6.html 1990]

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==='''REPEATS (TVNZ) (1991-1993)'''===

Over this three year period, TVNZ aired repeats of {{K}}, {{XX}}, {{UU}}, {{WW}}, {{AAA}}, {{BBB}}, {{CCC}}, {{DDD}}, {{EEE}}, {{FFF}}, {{GGG}}, {{HHH}} and {{JJJ}}, plus [[The Time Meddler]], which had recently had a repeat screening in the UK. (Ironically, part 4 of this story was a restored copy of the very same film print that had previously aired in NZ in 1969!)

During November and December 1993, [[Day of the Daleks]] aired as TVNZ's celebration of the series' 30th Anniversary. The BBC documentary '''"[[Resistance is Useless]]"''' also aired in December.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'Repeat Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate6.html 1991-93]

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===[[Paul McGann stories|PAUL McGANN]] (1996/99)===

TV Movie, 84 minutes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|TVM||[[TV Movie]]
|-
|}

The movie first screened in NZ on '''30 October 1996''', at 8.30pm. A repeat screening on '''3 July 1999''', at 9.00pm, is, to date, the last time '''Doctor Who''' screened on TVNZ.

===Transmission===

The airdate for the [[TV Movie]] can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate6.html 1996/99]

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==='''"REPEATS" (PRIME) (2000-2001)'''===
[[File:Prime2000.JPG |right|thumb|250px|Return of the Doctor, NZ Herald, 6 April 2000]]
In '''May 2000''', '''Prime''' commenced a repeat run of '''Doctor Who''', starting at the very beginning. The run featured the 17 complete [[William Hartnell stories]], the six complete [[Patrick Troughton stories]] (including [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]), plus all 24 Jon Pertwee serials (with some episodes newly re-colourised), and Tom Baker from [[Robot]] to [[The Horns of Nimon]].

This package included eight serials and one episode that had not previously screened in New Zealand:

===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] (2000)===

Six 'new' stories, 32 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||6
|-
|F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||6
|-
|N||[[The Web Planet]]||6
|-
|R||[[The Chase]]||6
|-
|Z||[[The Gunfighters]]||4
|-
|}

These tapes may have been supplied from [[Australia]], where the same black and white stories were also being shown on the satellite channel, UKTV.

It had taken '''35''' years for [[The Keys of Marinus]] to reach TV screens in New Zealand!

The version of [[The Time Meddler]] part 1 shown by Prime was missing parts of the opening TARDIS scene; this cut film print was the one that had been recovered from [[Nigeria]] in 1984/85 but had originated from New Zealand - and was therefore the '''very same one''' that had previously been aired by the NZBC back in 1968/69!

The package also included the restored 1996 VHS version of [[The War Machines]] using the film prints that had also been recovered from [[Nigeria]]; these prints too originated from New Zealand, where they had aired in 1969!

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===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]] (2000)===

Two 'new' stories, 15 episodes:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|TT||[[The Dominators]]||5
|-
|ZZ||[[The War Games]]||10
|-
|}

These tapes may have been supplied from Australia, where the black and white stories were also being shown on the satellite channel, UKTV.

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (2000-2001)===

One 'new' episode:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|WWW||[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]||1
|-
|}

The b/w first episode of this serial aired for the first time in New Zealand during this run.

Prime was initially supplied with b/w prints of various Pertwee stories, but following viewers' queries, they checked with the BBC and were supplied with colour versions where available. [[Doctor Who and the Silurians]] and part one of [[The Ambassadors of Death]] had already aired in b/w by this time, but the fifth episode, and all of [[Terror of the Autons]] and [[The Daemons]] screened in their re-coloured format.

Prime also played the extended first edit of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] part three.

Prime had intended to continue the repeat run beyond [[The Horns of Nimon]], but a change of ownership of the station brought the repeat run to an end in '''June 2001'''.

===Transmission===

The airdates of the stories in this 'REPEAT Block' can be read at:
*[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate7.html 2000-2002]

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==='''"REPEATS" (Other Stations) (2003 onwards…)===

[[NEW SERIES|New series]] episodes aired on both '''PRIME''' and satellite station '''[[Wikipedia:BBC_UKTV|BBC UKTV]]''' for the next few years. '''UKTV''' then started airing classic '''Doctor Who''' from '''6 January 2013''', starting with [[An Unearthly Child]], then a random selection of stories up to [[Survival]].

In '''November 2013''' UKTV aired a selection of stories, one from each Doctor, to celebrate the 50th anniversary. After that, it was back to the [[NEW SERIES|new series]], which then switched to '''[[Wikipedia:The Zone (New Zealand)|The Zone]]''' from '''July 2016'''.

{{YouTube table |V_wN99Q4M7g|UKTV BBC 50th Anniversary trailer 2013
}}
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From '''January 2017''' to '''June 2017''', Sky's '''The Zone''' screened a selection of classic stories (i.e. no Daleks!) starting with [[An Unearthly Child]] and ending with [[The Deadly Assassin]], when '''The Zone''' shut down.

Four days later, the series switched over to another new Sky channel, '''[[Wikipedia:Jones!|Jones! too]]''', starting again at [[An Unearthly Child]], and screening the same selection of stories that had been on '''The Zone'''.

'''Jones! too''' showed more Tom Baker stories, skipping quite a few along the way. A few Peter Davison stories were followed by Colin Baker (with Season 22 stories being a mix of both the original 45-minutes and 25-minute edits). After some Sylvester McCoys in '''February 2018''', the station went back to screening a random selection of stories in no particular order. The screenings on Jones! too concluded on Saturday, '''21 September 2019''' with [[The Curse of Fenric]] parts 2-4.

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==Stories not bought and broadcast==

All bar eight '''Doctor Who''' stories and one spin-off have aired in New Zealand – although many did air out of sequence during later 'repeat' runs.

The 50 episodes that have '''never''' screened in New Zealand are noted below, with the reason for their omission from the initial runs. These '''Doctor Who''' stories were not able to be screened in later "repeat" packages because they no longer existed in the BBC Archives.

{| {{small-table}}
!!!Title!!!!Why did it not air in 1960s/70s/80s?
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|P||[[The Crusade]]||4||Y rating, Unsuitable for children
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|T/A||[[Mission to the Unknown]]||1||Rejected in Australia; withdrawn by Nation; not offered for sale
|-
|V||[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]||12||Rejected in Australia; withdrawn by Nation; not offered for sale
|-
|KK||[[The Faceless Ones]]||6||Y rating, Unsuitable for children
|-
|OO||[[The Ice Warriors]]||6||Y rating, Unsuitable for children
|-
|RR||[[Fury from the Deep]]||6||Rejected by programme selectors
|-
|VV||[[The Invasion]]||8||B/W, not purchased pending switch to colour?
|-
|YY||[[The Space Pirates]]||6||B/W, not purchased pending switch to colour?
|-
|||[[K9 and Company]]||1||Not offered?
|-
|}

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=='''TRANSMISSION and TV LISTINGS'''==
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<span style="font-size:150%;">'''NEW ZEALAND AIRDATES 1964-2002'''</span>
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate1.html 1964-1968]
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate2.html 1968-1970]
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate3.html 1970-1977]
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate4.html 1978-1983]
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate5.html 1985-1988]
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate6.html 1989-1999]
**[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/transmdate7.html 2000-2002]

A full account of the broadcast history of '''Doctor Who''' in New Zealand, with clippings from the TV listings magazine, ''The New Zealand Listener'', airdates can be seen at:

**'''[https://doctorwho.org.nz/archive/timeandspace/ ANOTHER TIME AND SPACE – DOCTOR WHO IN NEW ZEALAND]'''

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==SUMMARY OF KEY DATES AND EVENTS==

===1960s===

*'''16 June 1964''': The New Zealand government censors classify the first batch of 13 '''Doctor Who''' episodes as being unsuitable for younger audiences.
*'''18 September 1964''': New Zealand becomes the first country outside the UK to screen '''Doctor Who'''. It debuts on CHTV-3, in Christchurch, at 7.57pm. This first run consists of those first three serials, 13 episodes. The other three stations air the series over the coming months. (The film prints are cycled around the country from station to station.)
*'''1965-1966''': The NZBC is indecisive about purchasing further episodes of the series, mainly due to it having been classified by the censors as being suitable only for older viewers.
*'''December 1965''': The [[Peter Cushing]] film, '''"Dr Who and the Daleks"''', goes on general release in theatres.
*'''27 October 1966''': After a break of a year, the series returns, but only one serial, [[Marco Polo]], screens.
* By '''19 September 1967''': The NZBC receives a batch of 31 episodes, some of which (at least the first 17) are ones previously held and aired by the ABC in [[Australia]]; spanning [[The Reign of Terror]] to [[The Crusade]], sixteen of these cannot be screened due to censors' classifications.
*'''December 1967''': The film, '''"Daleks Invasion Earth 2150AD"''', goes on general release in theatres.
*'''26 January 1968''': A run of fifteen episodes commences.
*'''26 March 1968''': The NZBC sends the first 13 episodes as "Audition Prints" to [[Denmark]].
* By '''23 September 1968''', the NZBC receives a further batch: a selection of 44 episodes from [[The Space Museum]] to [[The Tenth Planet]].
*'''March to October 1969''': The NZBC receives its first batch of Patrick Troughton episodes, from [[The Power of the Daleks]] to [[The Abominable Snowmen]]. [[The Faceless Ones]] gets "rejected" by the censor.
*'''31 August 1969''': [[The Power of the Daleks]] debuts on CHTV-3, in Christchurch at 6.07pm.

===1970s===
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*'''October to December 1970''': The next batch of episodes, [[The Ice Warriors]] to [[The Wheel in Space]] is received. [[The Ice Warriors]] and [[Fury from the Deep]] are "rejected".
*'''20 September 1971''': [[The Wheel in Space]] part six airs in Dunedin, the last ever regional screening of '''Doctor Who'''.
*'''1971 to 1973''': As the NZBC gears up for the switch to colour transmissions, no further black and white episodes of '''Doctor Who''' are purchased or screened.
*'''1972''': The NZBC sends a large batch of season three episodes - including [[The War Machines]] - to [[Singapore]]. (The prints of [[The War Machines]] are subsequently found in [[Nigeria]] in 1984.)
*'''March 1973''': The NZBC sends its prints of [[The Time Meddler]] to [[Nigeria]]. (These prints are subsequently recovered from [[Nigeria]] in 1984.)
*'''26 July 1974''': The NZBC receives and assesses black and white prints of [[Spearhead from Space]] and [[Doctor Who and the Silurians]]. The station purchases more, but only in colour.
*'''14 March 1975''': Jon Pertwee debuts in [[Spearhead from Space]], at 6.01pm.
*'''1 September 1975''': [[Day of the Daleks]] airs on the new station, TV2 (which not all regions in the country can receive). This is the first ever colour broadcast of '''Doctor Who''' in New Zealand. This is also the first time this Dalek 4-parter has aired as a PAL broadcast in English since its original UK screening in 1972...
*'''1975-1977''': Only a selection of the complete PAL colour Pertwee stories airs.
*'''5 June 1977''': [[Planet of the Spiders]] part six airs.
*'''4 February 1978''': Tom Baker makes his debut in [[Robot]] on South Pacific Television at 6.30pm. His first and half of his second season airs during 1978, in production code order, although [[Genesis of the Daleks]] is skipped over.
*'''26 January 1979''': [[The Green Death]] airs after [[The Android Invasion]].
*'''February 1979''': Jon Pertwee brings his cabaret tour to NZ.
*'''25 April 1979''': The movie, '''"Dr Who and the Daleks"''', airs for the first time on New Zealand television.
*'''12 May 1979''': [[The Brain of Morbius]] commences an almost two-year uninterrupted run of episodes. Three serials don't screen: [[Horror of Fang Rock]], [[The Sun Makers]] and [[The Invasion of Time]].

===1980s===
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*'''February 1980''': TVNZ comes into existence.
*'''February 1981''': Jon Pertwee returns for a second New Zealand tour.
*'''23 February 1981''': The two-year non-stop run ends, with [[The Horns of Nimon]] part four.
*'''24 March 1981''': New Zealand is the first country outside the UK to screen Tom Baker's final run of stories, starting with [[The Leisure Hive]]. The runs ends after [[The Keeper of Traken]] in '''September 1981'''.
*'''20 September 1982''': A whole year later, [[Logopolis]] screens.
*'''14 March 1983''': Peter Davison makes his debut at 5.30pm; [[Castrovalva]] to [[Mawdryn Undead]] airs on TV1.
*'''1984''': '''Doctor Who''' does not screen at all during 1984.
*From '''24 November 1984''', Porirua Little Theatre performs the first-ever foreign performances of the stage-play '''"Doctor Who and the Daleks: Seven Keys to Doomsday"'''.
*'''12 April 1985''': '''Doctor Who''' returns - but it's a two-year run of repeats (the first time New Zealand has had '''Doctor Who''' repeats) which also includes many stories that have not screened before in New Zealand: the run opens with [[The Mind Robber]]. This 'replay' season also features the recently reissued package of 127 Pertwee episodes (in colour and black and white) that had also been sold to [[Australia]] and the [[United States]]. Also playing for the first time were the four Tom Baker stories that were missed in the 1978-1980 run.
*'''June 1987''': In the wake of the announcements of Sylvester McCoy as the seventh Doctor, and the death of Patrick Troughton, New Zealand's first '''Doctor Who''' fanzine, the highly-acclaimed '''[[wikipedia:Time Space Visualiser|Time Space Visualiser (TSV)]]''', is published.
*'''March 1988''': The '''New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club (NZDWFC)''' is formed, based in Christchurch. They take over publication of '''TSV'''.
** CLUB WEBSITE: [http://www.doctorwho.org.nz NZDWFC]
*'''26 August, 2 and 9 September 1988''': The novelty song, ''[[wikipedia:Doctorin' the TARDIS|Doctorin' the TARDIS]]'' by The Timelords, is number one in the NZ singles charts, for three weeks.
*'''19 to 25 November 1988''': To celebrate the series' 25th anniversary, TVNZ screens a week-long '''Doctor Who Silver Jubilee'''. This run features the (so far) one and only NZ telecast of [[The Five Doctors]], and the '''world premiere''' of [[Silver Nemesis]] parts two and three.
*'''20 April 1989''': After a six year gap, the rest of season 20 finally screens, followed by seasons 21 and 22 (the latter cut into half-hour episodes), although the episodes are heavily edited to allow for commercials.
*'''22-23 July 1989''': '''Trakon''', the first ever New Zealand '''Doctor Who''' convention, is held in Christchurch.
*'''10 August 1989''': [[The Twin Dilemma]] airs.
*'''26 December 1989''': The movie, '''"Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD"''', airs for the first time on New Zealand television.

===1990s===

*'''3 January 1990''': [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] airs.
*'''23 January 1990''': The Sylvester McCoy run commences, TV2 at 4.30pm.
*'''11-13 May 1990''': Mark Strickson is the first '''Doctor Who''' guest to feature at an organised New Zealand Science Fiction convention.
*'''14-16 September 1990''': '''WhoCon''', the second New Zealand '''Doctor Who''' convention is held, with Jon Pertwee and Mark Strickson as guests.
*'''16 September 1990''': [[Survival]] part three airs.
*'''January 1991''': Management of the '''New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club''' relocates to Auckland.
*'''1991-1993''': A selective run of Hartnell, Troughton and Pertwee repeats screens, including [[The Time Meddler]].
*'''28 November 1993''': [[Day of the Daleks]] is repeated as a 30th anniversary celebratory story.
*'''26 December 1993''': The documentary '''[[Resistance is Useless]]''' screens.
*'''30 October 1996''': The Paul McGann [[TV Movie]] airs.
*'''January 1997''': Tom Baker makes a rare appearance at a fan event when he comes to Auckland to film a series of television commercials for a New Zealand Superannuation campaign:
{{YouTube|id=NEgRW-7dcsI}}<br />'''CLIP: NEW ZEALAND SUPERANNUATION ADS'''
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*'''20 September to 4 October 1997''': The radio serial [[Slipback]] airs on National Radio.
*'''3 January 1999''': A print of '''The Lion''', the missing first episode of [[The Crusade]], is discovered in Auckland and returned to the BBC.

===2000s===

*'''15 May 2000''': Prime-TV commences a 13-month run of all complete stories on a daily basis, starting with [[An Unearthly Child]] and ending with [[The Horns of Nimon]]. This run includes many first-ever screenings of black and white Hartnell and Troughton stories that were missed in the 1960s, as well as some of the newly re-coloured Pertwee episodes. The black and white first episode of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] also airs during this run.
* Prime planned to screen a further run from January 2002, commencing with [[The Leisure Hive]], but the schedules were revised following a change in ownership of the station.
*'''6 February 2002''': A screening of the movie, '''"Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD"''', is the last of '''Doctor Who''' to be seen on Prime for three years...
*'''February 2002 to July 2005''': '''Doctor Who''' is absent from New Zealand television screens for three years, but returns in mid-2005 with the start of the [[NEW SERIES]]...
*'''23 November to 28 December 2003''': [[Slipback]] is repeated.
*From '''July 2005''' through into the '''2020s''', both New and Classic '''Doctor Who''' is shown on a number of different New Zealand stations and channels: Prime, UKTV, The Box, The Zone, Sky 5, Jones!too, and TVNZ 2…

==New Zealand in Doctor Who==

* New Zealand is mentioned on page 7 of the novelisation of [[The Daleks]].
* In [[The Tenth Planet]], the space capsule Zeus IV passes over the south island of New Zealand (see page 21 of the novel). And when the planet Mondas is seen on screen, the upside-down image of the Mondas equivalent of 'New Zealand' can be glimpsed briefly.
* Two New Zealanders are crewmen in the Gravitron base: Sam Becket (No 7) and N Stacey (No 15). The character played by Victor Pemberton (Jules?) has a New Zealand flag on his tunic. ([[The Moonbase]])
* In [[The Web of Fear]], a Yeti smashes its way through a stack of boxes labelled "New Zealand Apples".
*A billboard advertising New Zealand Cheddar cheese is glimpsed in [[Spearhead from Space]].
* Scientist Ernest Rutherford is named by the Doctor ([[The Five Doctors]]).
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* There have been a number of actors - either New Zealand-born, or who were born overseas but live/lived in New Zealand for many years - appearing in the series:
** Ilona Rogers (Carol: [[The Sensorites]]).
** Edward Brayshaw (Colbert: [[The Reign of Terror]]; The War Chief: [[The War Games]]).
**Ewen Solon (Chal: [[The Savages]]; Vishinsky: [[Planet of Evil]]).
**Martin King (Earth Examiner: [[The Power of the Daleks]]).
** Alan Rowe (Dr Evans/Space Control voice: [[The Moonbase]]; Edward: [[The Time Warrior]]; Skinsale: [[Horror of Fang Rock]]; Garif: [[Full Circle]]).
** Rhys McConnochie (Rod: [[The Enemy of the World]]).
** Louise Pajo (Gia Kelly: [[The Seeds of Death]]).
** Gordon Gostelow (Milo Clancey: [[The Space Pirates]]).
** Terence Bayler (Barrington: [[The War Games]]).
** Denis Lill (Fendelman: [[Image of the Fendahl]]; Sir George: [[The Awakening]]).
** Bruce Purchase (The Captain: [[The Pirate Planet]]).
** John Carson (Ambril: [[Snakedance]]).

*Michael Wisher was unable to revise his role as Davros in [[Destiny of the Daleks]] in 1979 as he was touring New Zealand with a D'Oyly Carte production of one of Gilbert and Sullivan's operas at the time - likely to be '''HMS Pinafore''' which was touring NZ in July 1979.
*Ian Marter (Harry Sullivan) worked on a New Zealand soap-opera, '''Close to Home''', for several years in the early 1980s, a job which excluded him from making an appearance in [[The Five Doctors]].

* There have also been New Zealanders working behind the scenes too: TVNZ producer, the late Brian Lenane, claimed to have worked on '''Doctor Who''' although it is not known in what capacity, and apparently Peter Bartlett, the locations film cameraman on [[The Abominable Snowmen]], was a Kiwi.
* New Zealand-born entrepreneur, Walter Tuckwell, could be said to have been responsible for the Dalekmania craze in the mid-1960s, when he assumed the role of the BBC's merchandising liaison.
* The '''Doctor Who''' stageplay '''The Ultimate Adventure''', with Colin Baker, was to have toured New Zealand in 1989, but this fell through.
* Colin Meek, the writer of webcast '''Doctor Who - Death Comes to Time''', was said to have been a New Zealander. Colin Meek was actually a pseudonym for the webcast's producer, Dan Freedman.
* The opening scenes of the 2003 web-cast animated adventure, '''Scream of the Shalka''', are set at Mount Ruapehu.
* And although the new series is outside the scope of '''BroaDWcast''', New Zealand is mentioned (twice) in '''Voyage of the Damned''' (2007), and in '''Wish World''' (2025).

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Eddie Montague

2026-04-26T20:06:22Z

Jon Preddle:

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<span style="font-size:250%;">'''THE M & E OF THE WORLD'''</span>
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<span style="font-size:200%;">INTERVIEW WITH EDDIE MONTAGUE</span>

'''By Paul Hayes'''

'''As the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who approached in November 2013, many and various parts of the BBC took part in the celebrations – including the BBC Local Radio network.'''

'''In my job as a producer at [http://www.bbc.co.uk/radionorfolk BBC Radio Norfolk], I was placed in charge of our section of the commemorations, producing a series of features in which people who live in Norfolk told the stories of their involvement with or connection to the programme. '''

'''On the Sunday after the anniversary, we broadcast a special compilation of these features, called "Norfolk’s Doctor Who Stories". '''
*'''[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01knzww Doctor Who at 50]'''
*'''[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01l3jg9 Norfolk's Doctor Who Stories]'''

'''While this was being transmitted, the station received a phone call from Eddie Montague, a former BBC film editor now living at Stalham in Norfolk. He told a colleague of mine that he had been involved in preparing Doctor Who episodes for overseas sale in the 1960s.'''

'''While it was too late to include Eddie in any anniversary features, when I spoke to him a few days afterwards he was only too happy to record an interview telling the story of his brief involvement with aiding Doctor Who on its journey into foreign languages…'''

=='''ATV to BBC'''==
[[File:EMontague1.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Eddie Montague working at editing desk]]
'''Eddie Montague:''' “I did my national service, came out in 1958 and worked for ABC television, and then Associated-Rediffusion, and ATV. At ATV I was an assistant editor on '''[[wikipedia:The Strange Word of Gurney Slade|The Strange World of Gurney Slade]]''' with Anthony Newley ([1960]). Then I did a couple of jobs in Wardour Street, and applied for a job at the BBC in 1962 as an assistant film editor, and worked with David Attenborough on the '''Adventure''' series as an assistant.

"I carried on doing that and I worked on '''[[wikipedia:Z-Cars|Z-Cars]]''', and I made up to film editor in 1964. This was at Ealing Studios initially, but after I made editor I moved to White City and the BBC Enterprises building in Kensington House, Shepherd’s Bush."

=='''1966: Doctor Who'''==
[[File:BBCDubbing.jpg|thumb|right|300px|BBC Handbook 1967, section regarding M/E tracks]]

"This job with '''Doctor Who''' was a short-term temporary affair, because at the BBC you never knew what you were going to work on next. The sheets would come round and say "you’re working next week on documentaries…"

"I edited the first '''Horizon''' that went out [''"The World of Buckminster Fuller" '', which aired on 2 May 1964], then I edited '''Whicker’s World''' [which ran on the BBC from 1958 to 1968], the Paris fashions, and then I was sent off to do this one stint on the series of '''Doctor Who''', doing the music and effects tracks [M&E] for overseas sales, then moved on to sport and worked on the 1966 World Cup.
[<ref>''That Eddie moved onto the 1966 World Cup after his stint at Enterprises means his work on the M&E tracks would have been completed prior to July of that year (the 1966 World Cup was held from 11 to 30 July). That means the handful of early [[William Hartnell stories]] would have had their M&E tracks commissioned and completed probably during the second quarter of that year. The '''26 April 1966''' edition of '''The Daily Mirror''' reported that '''Doctor Who''' was being dubbed into Spanish and Arabic, which further helps to narrow down when Eddie was working on the edits. BBC sales documentation records that the first sale of '''Doctor Who''' to a country that would have benefited from the newly-completed M&E tracks was for [[Venezuela]], who aired [[Spanish]] dubs from '''February 1967''', while the first sale with [[Arabic]] dubs was to [[Tunisia]], from '''April 1967'''.</ref>]
So quite diverse really!

"This was just a one-off, they needed somebody to do this job for Enterprises. My name was on the list that following week so off I went for about five or six weeks and did it, and then off to something else.

"This was with [[William Hartnell]], black-and-white. The only episode I can remember he was reduced in size and they were sort of walking through grass in a garden and the grass was up to their heads. That’s one of the ones where I did the M&E tracks, it was that series. ([''This would be [[Planet of Giants]]'' [<ref name="Track">'' '''"M/E. TRACK AVAILABLE" ''' is marked only on the sales documentation for serials from the first two seasons, with the exception of the historicals [[Marco Polo]], [[The Reign of Terror]], [[The Romans]], [[The Crusade]] and [[The Time Meddler]]. There is no indication that such tracks were created for any subsequent seasons.''</ref>])

"I never did M&Es for Patrick Troughton, but that doesn't mean they were never made. [<ref name="Track"/>] At that time the department responsible for all these home and overseas sales was BBC Enterprises. (My wife, Jill, was a film librarian working closely with them at that time.)

"I think the reason for no M&E tracks [were made for stories other than the ones he worked on] was because nobody thought that '''Doctor Who''' was that important; [it was] just another children's programme. I think [one] reason was that when they were recorded in the studio, the music and background effects, ambiance, etc, were played in from the sound gallery and recorded together with the dialogue and spot effects. Just one big "married print".

"The only other series I worked on at that period was one called '''[[Wikipedia:The Troubleshooters|Mogul]]''', about oil companies [1965-1972], I remember doing some M&E tracks for that, and another one called '''I Spy''' or something [<ref>''Most likely [[Wikipedia:The Spies (TV series)|The Spies]], which is named in the 1967 BBC Handbook. ''</ref>], all in black-and-white around that same era. And I remember the two or three months I was on Enterprises, or seconded to them, I did M&Es for those other two."

=='''Creating the Music / Effects (M&E) Tracks'''==
[[File:EMontague2.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Eddie Montague working at editing desk]]
"I’d get the episode and view it and then I would go through it on a synchroniser and zero the footage. Back in 1964/5 we had a viewing machine in the cutting rooms called an Acmade. We used to joke that it sounded like a German domestic. Steenbecks were around but rather large and the cutting rooms rather tiny.

"For editing or sound laying I always used a four-way synchroniser and a "mute head", a pedestal affair operated by a foot lever that ran only picture, so you could look at two takes at once - one on the sync and one on the mute head, so I’d make a note from the original track of every music bridge and sting, where it went from and to on the footage counter, and how long it was in seconds, and make a note of every spot effect like door slams, gunshots, things that had to be laid in-sync. And I’d go through and make up a little chart, work out what spot effects I needed, go to the gramophone library, get those effects, transfer them to 16mm magnetic tape.

"I’d already been to '''[[Wikipedia:Boosey & Hawkes|Boosey & Hawkes]]''' in Wardour Street and got a selection of non-copyright music, of different lengths, and I had them all transferred and laid out. I’d slowly go through the whole episode and wherever there was a piece of radiophonic music, a bridge or a sting say 10, 15 seconds long, I’d just go along until I saw “Ah, that one’s 10 seconds,” and lay that one in at exactly the same point as the original music was from the BBC.

"I didn’t know if I could use the original music. I’m sure if I had been able to, they would have told me, “go there and you can get those tracks.” I was told to get non-copyright tracks. [<ref>''"The surviving [[Arabic]] print of [[The Aztecs]] part four features music cues said to be similar to those from the 1964 French television series "[[wikipedia:The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe (TV series)|The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe]]"''.</ref>]

"So that would lay down all the music. Spot effects, again, I would lay another track with effects that ''had'' to be in sync. Everything else – ambience, background noises, footsteps… all these were added at the end of the week. I had one week to do each episode, and on a Friday we had a dubbing theatre in St John’s Wood ([<ref>''Very likely to be at the Radiophonics Workshop building on Delaware Road''.</ref>]), and we would take the tracks with us, and the dubbing mixer would get it all set up.

"Then, if there was any outdoor ambience or atmosphere wanted which wasn’t specific like storms or thunder or things like that, he would just hang an open microphone on the fire escape outside the building, and just pick up the noise around St John’s Wood, and have that microphone feed that sound in as background ambient sound. For footsteps, we had large trays in the dubbing theatre, and some were filled with sand, a bit of shingle… One was filled with lots of screwed-up 16mm film, and if you walk through it and it’s done properly it sounds as if you’re walking through grass or reeds. And we would just stand there, look at the screen and try and walk in-sync with the people on the screen. And the dubbing mixer would play about with it and put it all together.

"So by the end of the day on the Friday, the end of the week, we would end up with a complete music and effects track, ready so that any foreign company that would buy it, all they had to do was add their own dialogue. Everything was complete."

=='''Foreign Dubs'''==

"The language dub would usually be taken on by the overseas broadcaster, they would add it themselves with their own actors in their own languages. I don’t think it was done by Enterprises – all right, the BBC had the ability to do that, but the complexity of laying it in in-sync, and trying to get the dialogue to match the lip movements with a foreign language, is quite an art." [<ref>''The actual dubbing sessions were undertaken in Beirut, [[Lebanon]] for the [[Arabic]] dubs, and [[Mexico]] for the [[Spanish]] soundtracks.'' </ref>].)

"In fact, I worked – before I joined the BBC – for a company called De Lane Lea ([http://www.wbsound.com/london/ see Official Website]), and that is exactly what they did, they voiced English programmes into foreign languages, and foreign programmes into English. They had a system, a technique – which was quite amazing – of writing the dialogue down on a strip of clear 35mm film, transmitting it horizontally at the bottom of the screen, so the words went along the bottom of the screen, like a subtitle, and there was a bar. And as the word hit that bar, the actor would say it, and it was already in-sync with the lips on the screen because that had been prepared. And they could do quite a lot in a day, just by actors reading and acting and just saying the word as it hit that bar as it was going along, and it would be in-sync. It was an amazing thing, so that was quite a sophisticated method."

=='''DVDs'''==
The fruits of Eddie's labours back in 1966 can be heard on the alternative language audio tracks of [[The Aztecs]], [[Planet of Giants]] and [[The Web Planet]] DVDs. The replacement music cues and stings can be heard – and are very noticeably different from the original music cues and sound effects.

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'''With grateful thanks to Paul Hayes and Eddie Montague for allowing BroaDWcast to publish this interview'''

'''''Interview and text copyright © Paul Hayes and Jon Preddle''''' (2013/2014)

'''''Photos © Eddie Montague and used with permission'''''

'''''Duplication of this interview, text, photographs and web-page is not permitted without joint written consent of the original authors and web-site holders. '''''

==Links==
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0598764/ Eddie Montague: IMBD]
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2026-04-25T20:09:35Z

Jon Preddle: Daleks Master Plan 1 BBC Cutting Copy

== Summary ==
Daleks Master Plan 1 BBC Cutting Copy

Arabic

2026-04-23T21:33:31Z

Jon Preddle:

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<span style="font-size:200%;">Dubbing Doctor Who into Arabic</span>

='''Al-Doctor Who'''=
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To the Arabic speaking countries, the series was known as '''Al-Doctor Who''' (''' الدكتور هو'''). '''Al''' is Arabic for '''The''', the definite article; curiously the name '''Who''' is used and spoken as per the English pronunciation rather than being translated into the Arabic equivalent for the word "Who".

In Arabic script (read from right to left), the programme title is written:

<span style="font-size:250%;">{{Arabic}}</span>

When the [[New Series]] aired in the Middle East, the Arabic form of the series title logo was even able to incorporate the stylised "DW" ident:
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The BBC's Radio service used Egyptian actors living in London for dubbing radio plays into Arabic for consumption in the [[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]].

BBC Radio's Arabic Service also had a production centre in Cairo, Egypt, but following the 1956 [[wikipedia:Suez Crisis|Suez crisis]], the organisation relocated to Beirut, [[Lebanon]], where it remained until the 1975 Lebanese civil war.

Due to the popularity of BBC radio programmes in Arabic countries it wasn't surprising that the BBC wanted to exploit its television programmes to the same market.

'''WHO DUBBED WHO?'''
[[File:UniArt.jpg|right|thumb|350px|UniArt logo]]

The BBC employed the services of the dubbing facilities at the '''Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni Studios''' in Beirut, [[Lebanon]]. Founded in 1962, Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni was also known as [http://www.discogs.com/label/586886-Uniart-Studios UNIART STUDIOs]. 

Because of the sheer number of variant Arabic dialects, a neo-classical form of Modern Standard Arabic was adopted for all radio and television dubs.

*[[Media:ARABIC.wav|Sample of Doctor Who in ARABIC (Audio Only)]]

But it's unclear whether the BBC themselves commissioned and arranged the Lebanese dubbings of '''Doctor Who'''; it's equally possible this was the responsibility of the first Arabic country to purchase the series, which was [[Tunisia]].

In order for these dubs to be made, the BBC created and provided separate magnetic soundtracks that had only sound effects and music (often the scores differed from the ones that featured in the UK version, and usually consisted of stock non-copyrighted material), but no dialogue. These "M/E Track" copies were created by the BBC by mid-1966 (see interview with [[Eddie Montague]]). It was likely to be at the "M/E Track" creation stage that the decision was made by the BBC to exclude all the historical stories with the sole exception of [[The Aztecs]] from the set of episodes to have M/E tracks made. (See the [[Spanish]] page for more on this.)

The BBC supplied the dubbing studio with each magnetic soundtrack recording along with a copy of each broadcast episode – either as an English film print or on video tape which could be paused and rewound during the dubbing process for accurate lip-synching -- and a post-broadcast transcript of the English dialogue so a translation into Arabic could be prepared.

=[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] ('''الدكتور هو''')=
[[File:Arabic1967Mirror.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Dr Who in Arabic, as reported in the Mirror, 1 August 1967]]

Only nine of the first eleven [[William Hartnell stories]] (40 episodes) were dubbed into Arabic:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||4
|-
|B||[[The Daleks]]||7
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||2
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||6
|-
|F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||6
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||3
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||6
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||2
|-
|}

Although "M/E Tracks" had been made for [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Rescue]] in 1966, the first serial was not available in 1967 due to rights issues with Terry Nation (see also the section on '''Who Dubbed Who?''' on the [[Spanish]]); this may have also affected sales of the [[The Rescue]] to Arabic stations.

Therefore, only the first '''seven''' serials were available by early 1967 when they were sold to:

* [[Tunisia]]

(These same film prints may then have been sold to [[Iran]] in late 1968; although Farsi is the principal language, the same film prints could be used with an alternative soundtrack in Farsi played in during transmission.)

[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Rescue]] eventually became available again in 1968, and all '''nine''' serials were sold to:

* [[Morocco]] - by mid 1968
* [[Saudi Arabia]] - by mid 1968
* [[Jordan]] - by late 1969
* [[Libya]] - by late 1969
* [[Algeria]] - in 1973-74

Interestingly, only the first episode of [[An Unearthly Child]] was screened by some (all?) of these countries. (It is known that the other three episodes of the first serial were fully dubbed, as BBC Enterprises held copies of all four instalments in that language in late 1976 – see below.)

One possible explanation for the "rejection" of these three episodes is that a story set at the time of cavemen might have conflicted with the religious beliefs in some of those countries in which Islam is practised.

There has been a long-held belief that [[The Crusade]] wasn't sold to Muslim countries because of its subject matter, and therefore some prints of the sixth episode of [[The Web Planet]] were re-edited so the '''NEXT EPISODE''' caption read '''THE SPACE MUSEUM''' rather than '''THE LION'''. However, as none of the stories after [[The Rescue]] were dubbed into Arabic or sold to Muslim countries, the change to the caption was done for other reasons (see [[The Web Planet]] page for a possible answer.)

==BBC ARCHIVE HOLDINGS==

An Arabic print of part 4 of [[An Unearthly Child]] may have existed in 1973 to be used in a November 1973 edition of '''Blue Peter'''; this clip has the alternative "Music / Effects" soundtrack (compiled by [[Eddie Montague]]), but the few shots which would have had dialogue have been carefully edited out to disguise the fact that it wasn't in English. It's therefore unknown whether this print was dubbed into Arabic or [[Spanish]], or was dialogue-free.

(Was this print used because when the anniversary tribute was compiled the BBC only had access to a foreign dubbed positive print and not an English copy of this serial?)

In late 1976, when the Lively Arts documentary '''[[Whose Doctor Who]]''' was being researched, the BBC still held at least the following Arabic prints:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||ALL
|-
|B||[[The Daleks]]||ALL
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||ALL
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||ALL
|-
|F||[[The Aztecs]]||ALL
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||ALL
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||ALL
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||ALL
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||ALL
|-
|}

It has been suggested that these prints may have been returned from [[Algeria]], not long after the broadcasts had been completed in February 1974. It has also been suggested that Algeria also returned to the BBC the copies they had of the English negatives of the first two William Hartnell seasons, which had been sent to the Algerian TV station to enable them to make foreign language dubs of the stories, and that is why those negatives survive to this day. However, we have to question that line of thought, if only for the simple fact that Radiodiffusion Television Algerienne would not have made its own Arabic dubs. Instead, they would simply have been sent a set of the pre-dubbed Arabic positives that were in circulation and had been for a number of years. (Our own thoughts as to the origin of those negatives is covered in the section on [[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]].)

By late 1978, only the following were still held by the BBC:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||ALL
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||1
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||ALL
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||1,2,4,6
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||ALL
|-
|}

A couple of additional episodes with Arabic soundtracks also exist in private hands, such as [[The Aztecs]] part four, which was used as an alternative language option on the DVD release of that story.

==EXTRACTS ON VIDEO / DVD / BLU-RAY==

Clips from some of the Arabic prints have featured in documentaries about '''Doctor Who''':
*[[An Unearthly Child]] part 4 - a November 1973 edition of '''Blue Peter''' (available as an extra on [[The Three Doctors]] DVD) includes clips from part 4 which have the alternative incidental music; as noted above, this would have been either dubbed into Arabic or Spanish – or possibly even dialogue-free.
*[[Inside the Spaceship]] part 1 - a brief clip appears on the '''Nationwide''' interview extract on [[The Stones of Blood]] DVD release
*[[Inside the Spaceship]] part 2 - a brief clip appears on '''The Hartnell Years''' video
*[[Inside the Spaceship]] part 2 – the Arabic soundtrack is an alternative audio option on the 2005 DVD release of the story (see below)
*[[Planet of Giants]] part 1 – a brief clip appears in the 1983 US documentary '''"[[Once Upon a Time Lord]]"''', made in conjunction with station KRMA in Denver, [[Colorado]]
*[[Planet of Giants]] – the Arabic soundtrack for all three episodes is an alternative audio option on the 2012 DVD and 2022 Season 2 Collection Blu-ray release

*'''CLIP: [[Once Upon a Time Lord]]:''' (Arabic section at 1.39):
{{YouTube|float=left|id=a_aC9rfFKLE}}
{{clear}}

*[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] – a brief clip of Daleks speaking Arabic appeared in the '''22 January 1984''' edition of '''"Did You See?"'''. This item is included on the [[Frontios]] disc in the Season 21 Collection Blu-ray.
*[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] part 6 - two clips are included in the '''"Missing in Action"''' mini-documentary from 1993 that aired before a BBC repeat of [[Planet of the Daleks]] 3 (although the first clip is erroneously attributed to being from [[The Edge of Destruction]]!)

*'''CLIP: Missing in Action:''' (Arabic sections at 2.25 and 2.44):
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*'''CLIP: The Brink of Disaster:''' (Arabic section from 1.04):
{{YouTube|float=left|id=LHPyiKZd3as}}

{{clear}}

==DVD TRANSLATIONS==

The following are translations of the narrations that accompany the opening and closing titles of the Arabic soundtracks that feature as the alternative audio options on the DVDs for [[Inside the Spaceship]] part two, [[The Aztecs]] episode four, and for all three instalments of [[Planet of Giants]].

On all five episodes, the name of the dubbing studio "Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni" can be heard as the last words spoken in the opening and closing voice-over.

In most cases, character names and other identifiers, such the names Doctor Who, Susan, Ian, Barbara, DN6, Forester, are retained in the translations.

However, some of the detail in the dialogue has been changed; for instance in the original English, the Doctor tells Ian that his '''Ulster''' was given to him by '''[[wikipedia:Gilbert and Sullivan|Gilbert and Sullivan]]''' whereas in the Arabic, the Doctor tells Ian that his '''coat''' was like one that '''[[wikipedia:Ferdinand de Lesseps|Ferdinand de Lesseps]]''' - who built the Panama and Suez canals - used to wear. (NOTE: The Doctor's reference to de Lesseps the canal builder is in the original camera script for this episode; the origin of the Ulster must have been changed to Gilbert and Sullivan during rehearsals. But the unaltered script would have been supplied to the dubbing agency, which is why de Lesseps is named in the dubbed version.)

None of the closing narrations gives the title of the "Next Episode". Given that the giant footprint lead-in to [[Marco Polo]] is intact at the end of [[Inside the Spaceship]] part two, it would seem that no edits were made when, as in the case of this surviving [[Arabic]] edition, the story that followed did not screen.

And yet, the Arabic print held of part one of [[Planet of Giants]] contains a brief edit: the section of dialogue in which the Doctor discusses their previous adventure in the "eighteenth century" has been excised; this would have been done because the previous serial, [[The Reign of Terror]], was not part of the package sold to Arabic countries. It's not clear whether this edit was done at the dubbing stage or by one of the Arabic broadcasters.

Director Mervyn Pinfield is named in the closing narrations to the first two episodes of [[Planet of Giants]] only; no director is credited in the narration for part three.

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===INSIDE THE SPACESHIP (EPISODE 2)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''"Al Doctor Who"'''. This episode: '''Edge of Disaster'''. Written by David Whitaker. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

IAN: Does this coat suit me?

DOCTOR: Yes, it does suit you. Did you know that Ferdinand de Lesseps, the man who built the canals, wore a coat similar to this?

IAN: Really? No, I didn't know that. Shall we go out now?

DOCTOR: Yes, my pleasure.

SUSAN: Grandfather. Look. It's a footprint on the ground. It must be a monster!

NARRATOR: The ship has now landed on another planet. We wonder - what type of adventure they will face? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by Frank Cox. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

----

===THE AZTECS (EPISODE 4)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''"Al Doctor Who"'''. This episode: '''The Day of the Darkness'''. Written by John Lucarotti. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

IAN: What's going on, Doctor?

DOCTOR: This is very mysterious, my boy.

IAN: What's mysterious?

DOCTOR: It's the engines. These instruments indicate that we've stopped, but these controls show we are still moving.

IAN: Maybe we've stopped on top of something.

DOCTOR: Sure.

BARBARA: Or inside something.

[FADE TO BLACK – THE CREDITS ROLL:]

NARRATOR: And so they rushed forward just in time as the conspirators were rubbing their hands and weaving their conspiracy. But Doctor Who managed to discover the path to escape from that silk-smooth trap that was about to ensnare them all. The engines of Doctor Who’s spaceship started, and rushed through time and space only to halt shortly afterwards. On what planet have they landed and what new adventure awaits them? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by John Crockett. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

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===PLANET OF GIANTS (EPISODE 1)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''"Al Doctor Who"'''. This episode: '''The Giants' Planet'''. Written by Louis Marks. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: Even the shadows around Doctor Who and his people have turned into ashes. Death was following them, and the smell of the gunpowder was thick in the air. Can Doctor Who and his people make their way to safety and survive? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme, '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by Mervyn Pinfield. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

===PLANET OF GIANTS (EPISODE 2)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''Al Doctor Who'''. This episode: '''A Dangerous Adventure'''. Written by Louis Marks. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''END OF EPISODE''':

NARRATOR: And it was an adventure of a different kind, a new, different experience, a battlefield the Doctor Who has never experienced before. This time he had to fight a new type of adversary, an adversary whose weapon is a deadly substance that they want to spread on the earth to kill all living things. Will the ray of light win and beat the ashes of darkness? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by Mervyn Pinfield. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

===PLANET OF GIANTS (EPISODE 3)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''Al Doctor Who'''. This episode: '''The Crisis''' (*). Written by Louis Marks. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

(*) This could also be translated to mean '''In Trouble'''.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

DOCTOR: I might have finally discovered where we are.

NARRATOR: Doctor Who and his friends escaped from being prisoners inside the deep pipes of the lab, as it was written for them to survive. The truth of what had happened struck Doctor Who like lightning! What secrets have been revealed in front of him? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

It appears that whoever wrote the Arabic narration didn't realise that the next episode was the start of a new story, and has the closing voice-over describe the next episode as the continuation of the same story.

(With grateful thanks to Fady, Rami and Rama, Aidan and Hiyam O'Donnell and Leen Al-Hadban for assistance with the translations.)

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=[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] ('''الدكتور هو''')=
[[File:Arabic listing.JPG|350px|thumb|right|'''الدكتور هو''' - Al-Doctor Who, TV Listings from Lebanon for Jon Pertwee stories in 1977]]

Some (but certainly not all) of Jon Pertwee's stories screened in the following Arabic countries:

* [[United Arab Emirates]] (from 1975?)
* [[Qatar]] (circa 1977, 1978 or 1979)
* [[Lebanon]] (from April 1977)
* [[Saudi Arabia]] (from April 1977)

Some of the Pertwee stories that played in the UAE may also have screened in [[Kuwait]], but this country is not named in any BBC records, nor have any broadcast airdates been found.

[[United Arab Emirates]] and [[Qatar]] broadcast only the handful of PAL colour stories that existed in their entirety, whereas [[Lebanon]] and [[Saudi Arabia]] both aired stories that were not available in that format; they must have therefore broadcast those from black and white film.

In the 1974 edition of the '''World Radio Television Handbook''' ([[WRTH]]), BBC Managing Director [[wikipedia:Huw Wheldon|Huw Wheldon]] in an April 1973 speech mentions that he had seen "Dr Who in my own office in Arabic, and a curious experience it was". There is no documentation to indicate that any Pertwee stories had "Music / Effect" tracks made for them (see our interview with [[Eddie Montague]] for more on this process undertaken for the Hartnell serials), so it's entirely possible that what Weldon viewed were old copies of the dubbed Hartnell episodes rather than newly-made dubs of Pertwee stories.

It is known that some Arabic countries broadcast in both English and Arabic simultaneously – with the English soundtrack broadcast over the radio, however the station in [[Saudi Arabia]] that aired the Pertwees in the late 1970s was an English-only channel.

On this basis, we feel sure that while none of the Pertwees had been dubbed into Arabic, they may still have aired with Arabic narration and/or subtitles.

----

=[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] ('''الدكتور هو''')=

Some (but certainly not all) of Tom Baker's stories were screened in the following countries:

* [[United Arab Emirates]] (from 1976?)
* [[Bahrain]] (1975 and 1981)
* [[Jordan]] (1981)

All episodes that aired in these countries were in PAL colour.

The [[United Arab Emirates]] broadcast Tom Baker's first two seasons on the all Arabic-language station, '''Channel 10''', with the rest on the English-only '''Channel 33'''. The Channel 10 broadcasts might also have had radio-simulcasts in English. There is no clear record that any of the Tom Baker stories had "Music / Effects" only soundtracks made for them. On this basis, we feel sure that while none of the Bakers had been dubbed into Arabic, they may still have aired with Arabic narration and/or subtitles.

In his 1997 autobiography, ''Who on Earth is Tom Baker?'', Baker makes the observation that he is popular in [[Abu Dhabi]].

----

=NEW SERIES=

The following link is to an Arabic blog about the [[New Series]]:
* [http://scriptation.blogspot.com/2010/09/doctor-who.html DOCTOR WHO IN ARABIC]

=Links=
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
**[[Eddie Montague]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
*[[Spanish]]

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Dalekmania

2026-04-23T20:09:08Z

Jon Preddle:

[[File:DalekmaniaVHS.jpg|right|thumb|350px|UK VHS cover]]
'''[[wikipedia:Dalekmania|DALEKMANIA]]''' is a 57-minute direct-to-video documentary - released on VHS tape on '''24 July 1995''' - that celebrates the 30th anniversary of the two [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies.

The tagline reads
::'''THE HISTORY OF THE DALEKS ON THE BIG SCREEN!'''

The video was made by Amity Productions Ltd and released by Lumiere Pictures Ltd (Lumiere at that time held the rights to the Dalek films). It was produced by John Farbrother and directed by Kevin Davies (who had previously helmed [[30 Years in the Tardis]]).

The documentary featured new interviews with cast members Roberta Tovey, Jill Curzon, Barrie Ingram, Yvonne Antrobus, and stuntman Eddie Powell - as well as Gary Gillatt and Marcus Hearn from ''Doctor Who Magazine'', and fan collectors of Dalek memorabilia. Terry Nation appeared via pre-existing footage from an interview conducted at his LA home in 1991.

Trailers and rare behind the scenes footage also featured alongside newly-filmed linking material starring Josh Maguire (who had also appeared in [[30 Years in the Tardis]]), Natalie Jarrett and Michael Wisher.

==DVD / TV / Blu-ray==
[[File:DalekmaniaTP.JPG|right|thumb|400px|Dalekmania and Invasion Earth on Talking Pictures 22 September 2022]]
The documentary appeared in a slightly-edited form on some of the Dalek Movie DVD sets that were released in the [[United States]], [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]] (in '''2001'''); [[France]] (also '''2001'''; subtitled); the UK ('''2002'''); and [[Italy]] (for this '''2010''' DVD, the subtitled documentary had a much shorter run-time of 44:10 and was retitled '''"Dr Who Mania"'''). The full unedited documentary later appeared on the '''2023''' Italian Blu-ray set.

'''Dalekmania''' was screened by [[Sci-Fi Channel Europe]] on '''20 April 2003'''; this would appear to be its television transmission debut. It was repeated on '''5 May 2003'''. (As far as we can tell, the documentary did not air on any other TV station again until 2022 - see below.)

The special was later included in Dalek Movie Blu-ray sets issued in the UK, [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], the [[United States]], and [[Germany]] in the mid-'''2010s''', and the later High-Def reissues in '''2022'''.

The documentary was most recently shown by Sky's '''[[wikipedia:Talking Pictures TV|Talking Pictures TV]]''' channel (Sky 328 / Freeview 82 / Freesat 306 / Virgin 445), on '''6 August 2022''' at noon. It was then available on the channel's "Encore" site until '''13 August'''.

It was repeated by Talking Pictures on '''22 September 2022''', ahead of a screening of '''Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 AD'''.

[[Category:Documentaries and specials]]

Arabic

2026-04-23T20:07:48Z

Jon Preddle:

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<span style="font-size:200%;">Dubbing Doctor Who into Arabic</span>

='''Al-Doctor Who'''=
{{TOC right}}
To the Arabic speaking countries, the series was known as '''Al-Doctor Who''' (''' الدكتور هو'''). '''Al''' is Arabic for '''The''', the definite article; curiously the name '''Who''' is used and spoken as per the English pronunciation rather than being translated into the Arabic equivalent for the word "Who".

In Arabic script (read from right to left), the programme title is written:

<span style="font-size:250%;">{{Arabic}}</span>

When the [[New Series]] aired in the Middle East, the Arabic form of the series title logo was even able to incorporate the stylised "DW" ident:
[[File:ArabicTitles2010.jpg|left|thumb]]
{{clear}}
The BBC's Radio service used Egyptian actors living in London for dubbing radio plays into Arabic for consumption in the [[:Category:Middle East|Middle East]].

BBC Radio's Arabic Service also had a production centre in Cairo, Egypt, but following the 1956 [[wikipedia:Suez Crisis|Suez crisis]], the organisation relocated to Beirut, [[Lebanon]], where it remained until the 1975 Lebanese civil war.

Due to the popularity of BBC radio programmes in Arabic countries it wasn't surprising that the BBC wanted to exploit its television programmes to the same market.

'''WHO DUBBED WHO?'''
[[File:UniArt.jpg|right|thumb|350px|UniArt logo]]

The BBC employed the services of the dubbing facilities at the '''Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni Studios''' in Beirut, [[Lebanon]]. Founded in 1962, Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni was also known as [http://www.discogs.com/label/586886-Uniart-Studios UNIART STUDIOs]. 

Because of the sheer number of variant Arabic dialects, a neo-classical form of Modern Standard Arabic was adopted for all radio and television dubs.

*[[Media:ARABIC.wav|Sample of Doctor Who in ARABIC (Audio Only)]]

But it's unclear whether the BBC themselves commissioned and arranged the Lebanese dubbings of '''Doctor Who'''; it's equally possible this was the responsibility of the first Arabic country to purchase the series, which was [[Tunisia]].

In order for these dubs to be made, the BBC created and provided separate magnetic soundtracks that had only sound effects and music (often the scores differed from the ones that featured in the UK version, and usually consisted of stock non-copyrighted material), but no dialogue. These "M/E Track" copies were created by the BBC by mid-1966 (see interview with [[Eddie Montague]]). It was likely to be at the "M/E Track" creation stage that the decision was made by the BBC to exclude all the historical stories with the sole exception of [[The Aztecs]] from the set of episodes to have M/E tracks made. (See the [[Spanish]] page for more on this.)

The BBC supplied the dubbing studio with each magnetic soundtrack recording along with a copy of each broadcast episode – either as an English film print or on video tape which could be paused and rewound during the dubbing process for accurate lip-synching -- and a post-broadcast transcript of the English dialogue so a translation into Arabic could be prepared.

=[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] ('''الدكتور هو''')=
[[File:Arabic1967Mirror.jpg|thumb|right|350px|Dr Who in Arabic, as reported in the Mirror, 1 August 1967]]

Only nine of the first eleven [[William Hartnell stories]] (40 episodes) were dubbed into Arabic:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||4
|-
|B||[[The Daleks]]||7
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||2
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||6
|-
|F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||6
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||3
|-
|
|-
|
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||6
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||2
|-
|}

Although "M/E Tracks" had been made for [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Rescue]] in 1966, the first serial was not available in 1967 due to rights issues with Terry Nation (see also the section on '''Who Dubbed Who?''' on the [[Spanish]]); this may have also affected sales of the [[The Rescue]] to Arabic stations.

Therefore, only the first '''seven''' serials were available by early 1967 when they were sold to:

* [[Tunisia]]

(These same film prints may then have been sold to [[Iran]] in late 1968; although Farsi is the principal language, the same film prints could be used with an alternative soundtrack in Farsi played in during transmission.)

[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Rescue]] eventually became available again in 1968, and all '''nine''' serials were sold to:

* [[Morocco]] - by mid 1968
* [[Saudi Arabia]] - by mid 1968
* [[Jordan]] - by late 1969
* [[Libya]] - by late 1969
* [[Algeria]] - in 1973-74

Interestingly, only the first episode of [[An Unearthly Child]] was screened by some (all?) of these countries. (It is known that the other three episodes of the first serial were fully dubbed, as BBC Enterprises held copies of all four instalments in that language in late 1976 – see below.)

One possible explanation for the "rejection" of these three episodes is that a story set at the time of cavemen might have conflicted with the religious beliefs in some of those countries in which Islam is practised.

There has been a long-held belief that [[The Crusade]] wasn't sold to Muslim countries because of its subject matter, and therefore some prints of the sixth episode of [[The Web Planet]] were re-edited so the '''NEXT EPISODE''' caption read '''THE SPACE MUSEUM''' rather than '''THE LION'''. However, as none of the stories after [[The Rescue]] were dubbed into Arabic or sold to Muslim countries, the change to the caption was done for other reasons (see [[The Web Planet]] page for a possible answer.)

==BBC ARCHIVE HOLDINGS==

An Arabic print of part 4 of [[An Unearthly Child]] may have existed in 1973 to be used in a November 1973 edition of '''Blue Peter'''; this clip has the alternative "Music / Effects" soundtrack (compiled by [[Eddie Montague]]), but the few shots which would have had dialogue have been carefully edited out to disguise the fact that it wasn't in English. It's therefore unknown whether this print was dubbed into Arabic or [[Spanish]], or was dialogue-free.

(Was this print used because when the anniversary tribute was compiled the BBC only had access to a foreign dubbed positive print and not an English copy of this serial?)

In late 1976, when the Lively Arts documentary '''[[Whose Doctor Who]]''' was being researched, the BBC still held at least the following Arabic prints:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||ALL
|-
|B||[[The Daleks]]||ALL
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||ALL
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||ALL
|-
|F||[[The Aztecs]]||ALL
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||ALL
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||ALL
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||ALL
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||ALL
|-
|}

It has been suggested that these prints may have been returned from [[Algeria]], not long after the broadcasts had been completed in February 1974. It has also been suggested that Algeria also returned to the BBC the copies they had of the English negatives of the first two William Hartnell seasons, which had been sent to the Algerian TV station to enable them to make foreign language dubs of the stories, and that is why those negatives survive to this day. However, we have to question that line of thought, if only for the simple fact that Radiodiffusion Television Algerienne would not have made its own Arabic dubs. Instead, they would simply have been sent a set of the pre-dubbed Arabic positives that were in circulation and had been for a number of years. (Our own thoughts as to the origin of those negatives is covered in the section on [[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]].)

By late 1978, only the following were still held by the BBC:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||ALL
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||1
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||ALL
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||1,2,4,6
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||ALL
|-
|}

A couple of additional episodes with Arabic soundtracks also exist in private hands, such as [[The Aztecs]] part four, which was used as an alternative language option on the DVD release of that story.

==EXTRACTS ON VIDEO / DVD / BLU-RAY==

Clips from some of the Arabic prints have featured in documentaries about '''Doctor Who''':
*[[An Unearthly Child]] part 4 - a November 1973 edition of '''Blue Peter''' (available as an extra on [[The Three Doctors]] DVD) includes clips from part 4 which have the alternative incidental music; as noted above, this would have been either dubbed into Arabic or Spanish – or possibly even dialogue-free.
*[[Inside the Spaceship]] part 1 - a brief clip appears on the '''Nationwide''' interview extract on [[The Stones of Blood]] DVD release
*[[Inside the Spaceship]] part 2 - a brief clip appears on '''The Hartnell Years''' video
*[[Inside the Spaceship]] part 2 – the Arabic soundtrack is an alternative audio option on the 2005 DVD release of the story (see below)
*[[Planet of Giants]] part 1 – a brief clip appears in the 1983 US documentary '''"[[Once Upon a Time Lord]]"''', made in conjunction with station KRMA in Denver, [[Colorado]]
*[[Planet of Giants]] – the Arabic soundtrack for all three episodes is an alternative audio option on the 2012 DVD release of the story

*'''CLIP: [[Once Upon a Time Lord]]:''' (Arabic section at 1.39):
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*[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] – a brief clip of Daleks speaking Arabic appeared in the '''22 January 1984''' edition of '''"Did You See?"'''. This item is included on the [[Frontios]] disc in the Season 21 Collection Blu-ray.
*[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] part 6 - two clips are included in the '''"Missing in Action"''' mini-documentary from 1993 that aired before a BBC repeat of [[Planet of the Daleks]] 3 (although the first clip is erroneously attributed to being from [[The Edge of Destruction]]!)

*'''CLIP: Missing in Action:''' (Arabic sections at 2.25 and 2.44):
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*'''CLIP: The Brink of Disaster:''' (Arabic section from 1.04):
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==DVD TRANSLATIONS==

The following are translations of the narrations that accompany the opening and closing titles of the Arabic soundtracks that feature as the alternative audio options on the DVDs for [[Inside the Spaceship]] part two, [[The Aztecs]] episode four, and for all three instalments of [[Planet of Giants]].

On all five episodes, the name of the dubbing studio "Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni" can be heard as the last words spoken in the opening and closing voice-over.

In most cases, character names and other identifiers, such the names Doctor Who, Susan, Ian, Barbara, DN6, Forester, are retained in the translations.

However, some of the detail in the dialogue has been changed; for instance in the original English, the Doctor tells Ian that his '''Ulster''' was given to him by '''[[wikipedia:Gilbert and Sullivan|Gilbert and Sullivan]]''' whereas in the Arabic, the Doctor tells Ian that his '''coat''' was like one that '''[[wikipedia:Ferdinand de Lesseps|Ferdinand de Lesseps]]''' - who built the Panama and Suez canals - used to wear. (NOTE: The Doctor's reference to de Lesseps the canal builder is in the original camera script for this episode; the origin of the Ulster must have been changed to Gilbert and Sullivan during rehearsals. But the unaltered script would have been supplied to the dubbing agency, which is why de Lesseps is named in the dubbed version.)

None of the closing narrations gives the title of the "Next Episode". Given that the giant footprint lead-in to [[Marco Polo]] is intact at the end of [[Inside the Spaceship]] part two, it would seem that no edits were made when, as in the case of this surviving [[Arabic]] edition, the story that followed did not screen.

And yet, the Arabic print held of part one of [[Planet of Giants]] contains a brief edit: the section of dialogue in which the Doctor discusses their previous adventure in the "eighteenth century" has been excised; this would have been done because the previous serial, [[The Reign of Terror]], was not part of the package sold to Arabic countries. It's not clear whether this edit was done at the dubbing stage or by one of the Arabic broadcasters.

Director Mervyn Pinfield is named in the closing narrations to the first two episodes of [[Planet of Giants]] only; no director is credited in the narration for part three.

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===INSIDE THE SPACESHIP (EPISODE 2)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''"Al Doctor Who"'''. This episode: '''Edge of Disaster'''. Written by David Whitaker. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

IAN: Does this coat suit me?

DOCTOR: Yes, it does suit you. Did you know that Ferdinand de Lesseps, the man who built the canals, wore a coat similar to this?

IAN: Really? No, I didn't know that. Shall we go out now?

DOCTOR: Yes, my pleasure.

SUSAN: Grandfather. Look. It's a footprint on the ground. It must be a monster!

NARRATOR: The ship has now landed on another planet. We wonder - what type of adventure they will face? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by Frank Cox. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

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===THE AZTECS (EPISODE 4)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''"Al Doctor Who"'''. This episode: '''The Day of the Darkness'''. Written by John Lucarotti. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

IAN: What's going on, Doctor?

DOCTOR: This is very mysterious, my boy.

IAN: What's mysterious?

DOCTOR: It's the engines. These instruments indicate that we've stopped, but these controls show we are still moving.

IAN: Maybe we've stopped on top of something.

DOCTOR: Sure.

BARBARA: Or inside something.

[FADE TO BLACK – THE CREDITS ROLL:]

NARRATOR: And so they rushed forward just in time as the conspirators were rubbing their hands and weaving their conspiracy. But Doctor Who managed to discover the path to escape from that silk-smooth trap that was about to ensnare them all. The engines of Doctor Who’s spaceship started, and rushed through time and space only to halt shortly afterwards. On what planet have they landed and what new adventure awaits them? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by John Crockett. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

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===PLANET OF GIANTS (EPISODE 1)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''"Al Doctor Who"'''. This episode: '''The Giants' Planet'''. Written by Louis Marks. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: Even the shadows around Doctor Who and his people have turned into ashes. Death was following them, and the smell of the gunpowder was thick in the air. Can Doctor Who and his people make their way to safety and survive? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme, '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by Mervyn Pinfield. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

===PLANET OF GIANTS (EPISODE 2)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''Al Doctor Who'''. This episode: '''A Dangerous Adventure'''. Written by Louis Marks. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

*'''END OF EPISODE''':

NARRATOR: And it was an adventure of a different kind, a new, different experience, a battlefield the Doctor Who has never experienced before. This time he had to fight a new type of adversary, an adversary whose weapon is a deadly substance that they want to spread on the earth to kill all living things. Will the ray of light win and beat the ashes of darkness? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Directed by Mervyn Pinfield. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

===PLANET OF GIANTS (EPISODE 3)===

*'''OPENING TITLES''':

NARRATOR: '''Al Doctor Who'''. This episode: '''The Crisis''' (*). Written by Louis Marks. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

(*) This could also be translated to mean '''In Trouble'''.

*'''CLOSING TITLES''':

DOCTOR: I might have finally discovered where we are.

NARRATOR: Doctor Who and his friends escaped from being prisoners inside the deep pipes of the lab, as it was written for them to survive. The truth of what had happened struck Doctor Who like lightning! What secrets have been revealed in front of him? This is what you are going to find out in the next exciting episode of the programme '''Al Doctor Who'''. Translated into Arabic and direction of voice-dubbing by Al-Ittihad Al-Fanni.

It appears that whoever wrote the Arabic narration didn't realise that the next episode was the start of a new story, and has the closing voice-over describe the next episode as the continuation of the same story.

(With grateful thanks to Fady, Rami and Rama, Aidan and Hiyam O'Donnell and Leen Al-Hadban for assistance with the translations.)

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=[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] ('''الدكتور هو''')=
[[File:Arabic listing.JPG|350px|thumb|right|'''الدكتور هو''' - Al-Doctor Who, TV Listings from Lebanon for Jon Pertwee stories in 1977]]

Some (but certainly not all) of Jon Pertwee's stories screened in the following Arabic countries:

* [[United Arab Emirates]] (from 1975?)
* [[Qatar]] (circa 1977, 1978 or 1979)
* [[Lebanon]] (from April 1977)
* [[Saudi Arabia]] (from April 1977)

Some of the Pertwee stories that played in the UAE may also have screened in [[Kuwait]], but this country is not named in any BBC records, nor have any broadcast airdates been found.

[[United Arab Emirates]] and [[Qatar]] broadcast only the handful of PAL colour stories that existed in their entirety, whereas [[Lebanon]] and [[Saudi Arabia]] both aired stories that were not available in that format; they must have therefore broadcast those from black and white film.

In the 1974 edition of the '''World Radio Television Handbook''' ([[WRTH]]), BBC Managing Director [[wikipedia:Huw Wheldon|Huw Wheldon]] in an April 1973 speech mentions that he had seen "Dr Who in my own office in Arabic, and a curious experience it was". There is no documentation to indicate that any Pertwee stories had "Music / Effect" tracks made for them (see our interview with [[Eddie Montague]] for more on this process undertaken for the Hartnell serials), so it's entirely possible that what Weldon viewed were old copies of the dubbed Hartnell episodes rather than newly-made dubs of Pertwee stories.

It is known that some Arabic countries broadcast in both English and Arabic simultaneously – with the English soundtrack broadcast over the radio, however the station in [[Saudi Arabia]] that aired the Pertwees in the late 1970s was an English-only channel.

On this basis, we feel sure that while none of the Pertwees had been dubbed into Arabic, they may still have aired with Arabic narration and/or subtitles.

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=[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] ('''الدكتور هو''')=

Some (but certainly not all) of Tom Baker's stories were screened in the following countries:

* [[United Arab Emirates]] (from 1976?)
* [[Bahrain]] (1975 and 1981)
* [[Jordan]] (1981)

All episodes that aired in these countries were in PAL colour.

The [[United Arab Emirates]] broadcast Tom Baker's first two seasons on the all Arabic-language station, '''Channel 10''', with the rest on the English-only '''Channel 33'''. The Channel 10 broadcasts might also have had radio-simulcasts in English. There is no clear record that any of the Tom Baker stories had "Music / Effects" only soundtracks made for them. On this basis, we feel sure that while none of the Bakers had been dubbed into Arabic, they may still have aired with Arabic narration and/or subtitles.

In his 1997 autobiography, ''Who on Earth is Tom Baker?'', Baker makes the observation that he is popular in [[Abu Dhabi]].

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=NEW SERIES=

The following link is to an Arabic blog about the [[New Series]]:
* [http://scriptation.blogspot.com/2010/09/doctor-who.html DOCTOR WHO IN ARABIC]

=Links=
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
**[[Eddie Montague]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
*[[Spanish]]

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Trinidad & Tobago

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'''[[Wikipedia:Trinidad & Tobago|TRINIDAD & TOBAGO]]''' is a group of small islands off the coast of [[Venezuela]], but considered part of the [[:Category:Caribbean|Caribbean]].
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==Profile==
{| {{small-table}}
|-
|'''Country Number (11)'''||1965||[[Selling Doctor Who|FIRST and THIRD WAVE]]
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|'''Region'''||[[:Category:Caribbean|Caribbean]]||Commonwealth
|-
|'''Television commenced'''||31 August 1962||
|-
|'''Colour System'''||1969||[[:Wikipedia:NTSC|NTSC]]
|-
|'''[[WRTH|Population]]'''||1966|| 989,800
|-
|'''[[WRTH|TV Sets]]'''||1966|| 28,500
|-
|'''[[WRTH|TV Sets]]'''||1984||75,000
|-
|'''Language/s'''||English||
|-
|}

==Television Stations / Channels==

Trinidad & Tobago commenced its television service on 31 August 1962. Colour transmissions began in 1969 with the [[Wikipedia:NTSC|NTSC]] colour broadcast system.

There is just one television provider, the government-owned '''[[wikipedia: Trinidad and Tobago Television|Trinidad and Tobago Television Co Ltd (TTT)]]'''.

[[File:Trini TTT.JPG||thumb|left|400px|Trinidad & Tobago Television (TTT), 1985 banner]]
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In later years, '''TTT''' operated four channels – '''2 & 13''' and '''9 & 14'''.

==Language/s==

The principal language of Trinidad & Tobago is English.

=='''DOCTOR WHO IN TRINIDAD & TOBAGO'''==

Trinidad & Tobago was the '''11th''' country to screen '''Doctor Who''' (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]). It was the '''first''' in the [[:Category:Caribbean|Caribbean]].

==[[BBC Records]]==

The '''Stanmark Productions Ltd''' advertisement from 1966, identifies Trinidad as one of '''sixteen''' countries screening '''Doctor Who''' by January 1966.

Trinidad & Tobago is named in the list of 27 countries in '''The Making of Doctor Who''' (1972 Piccolo edition).

'''The Seventies''' records a sale of '''"(6)"''' stories by 28 February 1977. '''The Handbook''' identifies these as being: {{F}}, {{G}}, {{H}}, {{J}}, {{K}}, {{L}}.

In '''DWM''', Trinidad & Tobago is identified in '''9''' story Archives: {{A}}, {{B}}, {{C}}, {{F}}, {{G}}, {{H}}, {{J}}, {{K}} and {{L}}.

However the number of airdates identified, indicates that the standard package of the first eleven [[William Hartnell stories]], including {{D}} and {{E}} aired.

'''The Eighties''' [http://www.shillpages.com/howe/b-dw80s.htm - THE LOST CHAPTERS] records a sale of '''"(11)"''' stories (by 10 February 1987). These sales clearly relate to the later run of [[Tom Baker stories]].

==Stories bought and broadcast==

===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]]===

Eleven stories, 53 episodes.

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||4
|-
|B||[[The Daleks]]||7
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||2
|-
|D||[[Marco Polo]]||7
|-
|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||6
|-
|F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||6
|-
|H||[[The Reign of Terror]]||6
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||3
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||6
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||2
|-
|}

Trinidad & Tobago therefore bought the standard package of GROUPS A to C of the [[William Hartnell stories]].

The programme was supplied as 16mm black and white film prints with English soundtracks.

====Origin of the Prints?====

Trinidad & Tobago was the first Caribbean country to buy '''Doctor Who'''. The seller / distributor was '''[[TIE Ltd|Television International Enterprises Ltd / TIE (Programmes) Ltd)]]'''.

The prints of the first five serials / 26 episodes were either supplied directly by the BBC in London (via [[TIE Ltd]]'s office in New York?), or they were shipped over from [[Aden]].

An alternative is that they came from closer to home, such as from [[Canada]], where the run had concluded on the [[CBC]] network by late July 1965.

The other episodes would have been supplied directly by the BBC.

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===
[[File:Trini TARDIS.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Introducing DOCTOR WHO, an image and quotations extracted from the BBC sales brochure, reproduced in the Guardian, 7 December 1985]]

Eleven stories, 48 episodes, which screened out of order:

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|4G||[[Pyramids of Mars]]||4
|-
|4C||[[The Ark in Space]]||4
|-
|4D||[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]||4
|-
|4E||[[Genesis of the Daleks]]||6
|-
|4F||[[Terror of the Zygons]]||4
|-
|4H||[[Planet of Evil]]||4
|-
|4J||[[The Android Invasion]]||4
|-
|4K||[[The Brain of Morbius]]||4
|-
|4L||[[The Seeds of Doom]]||6
|-
|4N||[[The Hand of Fear]]||4
|-
|4M||[[The Masque of Mandragora]]||4
|-
|}

These programmes were supplied as NTSC colour video tapes.

The Tom Baker stories were sold to Trinidad & Tobago (and several other [[:Category:Caribbean|Caribbean]] countries) "amongst a package of a ¼ million pounds worth of programmes. These sales were a direct result of a three-day screening of the Beeb's top programmes by BBC Enterprises in Nassau during July", as was reported in the [[wikipedia: Doctor Who Appreciation Society|DWAS]] newsletter ''Celestial Toyroom'' (September 1985 issue).

For reasons not known, neither Baker's debut serial [[Robot]] nor [[The Sontaran Experiment]] were included in this package; or if they were they did not screen during either run.

The very same package of stories was also sold to [[Barbados]]. (See also the [[Bahamas]].)

==Transmission==

===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]]===
[[File:Trini TV.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Generic listing for Dr Who from Guardian, 1966]]
The series commenced on TTT, on Sunday, '''31 October 1965''', at 6.30pm. The uninterrupted run of 53 episodes ended one year later, on '''30 October 1966'''.

====Fate of the Prints?====

The next '''[[TIE Ltd|TIE (Programmes) Ltd]]''' distribution country to buy the first five Hartnell serials was [[Bermuda]], also considered part of the Caribbean, so it's highly likely that Trinidad & Tobago sent its prints of each serial soon after screening, to that country.

The other serials were not purchased by [[Bermuda]], so the prints would have instead gone to [[Jamaica]].

===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===

19 years after the William Hartnell run, '''Doctor Who''' returned. On Wednesday, '''11 December 1985''', at 6.30pm (on '''Channels 2 & 13'''). For some reason, the first serial to play was [[Pyramids of Mars]]. The next eight serials aired in the correct order, but the final two played in reverse order, which meant that Sarah Jane Smith left at the end of [[The Hand of Fear]], but reappeared the following week, in [[The Masque of Mandragora]]!

The timeslot changed to 5.30pm from 15 January 1986, where it remained for the remaining episodes. No episode played on Christmas Day 1985. The run ended on '''12 November 1986'''.

[[File:Trini Ark.JPG|thumb|right|350px|The Ark in Space, part one, 11 December 1985]]

[[Barbados]] was airing the same batch of eleven stories at the same time. Because [[Barbados]] aired the stories way out of order, sometimes they were first to screen a particular serial, and other times Trinidad was first. The closest they came to airing the same episode at the same time was with part four of [[The Masque of Mandragora]], on '''24 September''' (Trinidad) and '''29 September 1986''' (Barbados).

The stories that aired in Trinidad first were: {{4G}}, {{4H}}, {{4J}}, {{4K}}, {{4L}}, {{4M}}, {{4N}}.

A repeat run of all episodes commenced on Saturday, '''10 January 1987'''; this time two episodes aired back to back, from 6.00pm to 7.00pm. Again, the run opened with [[Pyramids of Mars]]. No episode aired on 18 April 1986, presumably due to this being Easter weekend.

[[Barbados]] repeated the series at the same time, but on an episode-by-episode basis. Because it was airing two episodes back to back, Trinidad finished its repeat run ahead of its Caribbean neighbour.

==TV listings==
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TV listings have been obtained from the newspaper ''Trinidad Guardian''.

'''1960s'''

The newspaper called the series '''"Dr Who"'''. None of the Hartnell stories were identified by title, so we can only presume that the stores aired in the correct order.

During February 1966, the TV listings start from 7.00pm, so '''Dr Who''' is not listed. And for most of October 1966, there are no TV listings printed at all.

On 25 April 1966, the British newspaper ''Daily Mirror'' ran a feature and interview with William Hartnell, in which they state that '''Doctor Who''' is "tops in Trinidad".

'''1980s'''

The '''7 December 1985''' issue featured an image of the cover of the Lionheart sales brochure (most likely issued to TTT in Nassau in July): this was a graphic of the TARDIS and the series' diamond logo with the text "Enter into another dimension. Welcome to the TARDIS and the fantastic world of DOCTOR WHO..." beneath which was a drop quote from original producer Verity Lambert lifted from the back cover of the sales brochure -- "Doctor Who has a terrific formula... ".

Although the listing for the first episode on '''11 December 1985''' is for [[The Ark in Space]], it must have been [[Pyramids of Mars]] that aired, as evidenced by the three subsequent listings for that serial.

Curiously, part four of [[The Masque of Mandragora]] was listed with its production code: '''"#4M Masque of Mandragora"'''. And the following week a typographical error, made it look like '''The Land of Fear''', the first episode of the William Hartnell serial [[The Reign of Terror]], was playing instead of [[The Hand of Fear]]!

For the 1987 repeats, some but not all of the listings indicated that these were in fact repeats, and /or that two episodes were airing together. Although [[The Android Invasion]] is listed for 18 April (which was Easter weekend) it would appear that it didn't air, as it was also listed for the following week.

==Trinidad & Tobago in Doctor Who==

* In [[The Highlanders]], Solicitor Grey was planning to send the captured Highlanders to the West Indies to be sold as slaves.
* Actor Sonny Caldinez ([[The Evil of the Daleks]], [[The Seeds of Death]], [[The Curse of Peladon]], [[The Monster of Peladon]]) was born in Trinidad.
*Actor Rudolph Walker (Harper in [[The War Games]]) was from Trinidad.
*Jim Findley (Mercer in [[Resurrection of the Daleks]]) was from Trinidad.

==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[William Hartnell stories]]
**[[Tom Baker stories]]

[[Category:Caribbean]]

Australia TX 1976-1978

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Jon Preddle:

=AUSTRALIAN TRANSMISSION HISTORY (Part Five) (1976-1978)=
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===Block 9: PERTWEE / T BAKER ---- '''March 1976 to September 1976'''===
[[File:ZZZ2040676.JPG |right|thumb|250px|Planet of the Spiders part two; Melbourne, 4 June 1976]]
{| {{small-table}}
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|'''First Run'''||'''{{ZZZ}}----{{4A}}----{{4B}}----{{4C}}----{{4E}}?'''
|-
|}

After a long eight-month break with no holiday repeats, the series returned in 1976 with the final Jon Pertwee story, {{ZZZ}}, and the first three Tom Baker serials, which screened in production order, screening on different days of the week in each region, usually at 6.00pm. (Because of this late scheduling of his stories, Australia became the ''third'' country – after [[Netherlands]] and [[Hong Kong]] - to show the fourth Doctor.)

'''AUSTRALIAN DOCTOR WHO FAN CLUB'''

Following the publication in Australia of Target books' '''"The Making of Doctor Who"''' in 1976, a group of Australian fans discovered that a number of stories (such as [[Mission to the Unknown]], [[The Daleks' Master Plan]], [[Inferno]], [[The Mind of Evil]], [[The Daemons]] and [[The Green Death]]) had never been aired on the ABC, and planned to stage a "Dalek Demo" protest outside the ABC's headquarters in downtown Sydney to force the ABC to show the "banned" stories.

By this time the ABC had been receiving a number of complaints from viewers about the "endless" repeats, and decided to pull the series from the schedules early, despite having already purchased the next two serials, {{4E}} and {{4D}}, and had already had a further three, {{4F}}, {{4H}} and {{4J}}, classified by the censors.

On learning of the ABC's decision to drop the series, the fans changed the purpose of their "Dalek Demo" from getting the "banned" stories shown to "Save Doctor Who" - and convince the ABC to reverse its decision to drop the series.

The group with its own home-built Dalek assembled outside the ABC's Broadcast House on Elizabeth Street on '''24 August 1976'''. The ABC relented, and scheduled the remaining purchased Tom Baker serials for the following year. It was as a direct result of the successful demonstration that the first '''[http://www.dwca.org.au/?q=section/about-dwca Australian Doctor Who Fan Club]''' was formally established.

*'''HOBART''': began its run on Sundays, commencing with {{ZZZ}} on '''7 March 1976'''. It was the '''first''' network to screen Tom Baker, on '''18 April'''. It concluded the run on '''20 June 1976''', with {{4C}}.

*'''SYDNEY''': also started {{ZZZ}} on Sunday, '''7 March 1976''', ending '''11 April 1976'''. Tom Baker debuted in New South Wales two weeks later, on Friday, '''23 April 1976''', and the run ended on '''25 June 1976'''.

*'''PERTH''': saw Jon Pertwee bow out from Friday, '''12 March to 16 April 1975'''. Tom Baker arrived a week later, from '''23 April'''. Newspaper listings for northern Western Australia regional stations indicate that the run ended with {{4E}}, making this State the first to screen the Dalek serial.

*'''BRISBANE''': saw the final third Doctor story and the first of the new Doctor episodes on a daily basis, rather than weekly, Monday through Thursdays, from Monday, '''19 April''' to Tuesday, '''4 May 1976''', before switching to weekly on Saturdays, from '''15 May 1976 to 19 June 1976'''.

*'''MELBOURNE''': saw the final Jon Pertwee serial on Fridays, from '''28 May 1976''' to '''2 July 1976'''. After an eight week break, the Tom Baker era commenced, from Sunday, '''29 August 1976''', and this came to an end on '''31 October 1976'''.

*'''ADELAIDE''': had no screenings of '''Doctor Who''' at all during 1976. It wasn't until Sunday, '''27 March 1977''', that ADELAIDE caught up with the rest of the country by airing this Block of new episodes, starting with {{ZZZ}}, weekly on Sundays, through to {{4C}} part four on '''10 July 1977'''. Because they were lagging behind, ADELAIDE was able to also schedule the next Block of episodes to follow on without interruption…

*It is possible that part 4 of {{4C}} may not have aired in all (or only in some?) regions, having been replaced by coverage of cricket.

*'''MINING TOWNS''': These remote areas in Western Australia were still relying on their regular shipments of video-taped programming from PERTH. But starting from '''28 July 1976''', the Tom Price and Paraburdoo communities began to receive programmes in colour for the first time – although most residents still had monochrome TV sets. The first episodes of '''Doctor Who''' they would have seen in colour would be from the tail end of Tom Baker's first series.

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===Block 10: T BAKER ---- '''April 1977 to November 1977'''===
[[File:4D120677.JPG|right|thumb|350px|"Dr Who new series", 4.40pm (Revenge of the Cybermen, part one), 12 June 1977 (Sydney)]]

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|'''First Run'''||'''{{4E}}----{{4D}}'''
|-
|'''Repeats'''||'''{{UUU}}----{{XXX}}----{{YYY}}----{{ZZZ}}'''
|}

The remaining two season 12 serials that had been purchased before the ABC dropped the series were scheduled from April 1977, screening on Sundays in all regions, at 4.40pm or 5.35pm.

*'''MELBOURNE''': was first to air {{4E}}, from Sunday, '''20 March 1977''' and {{4D}}, from '''8 May 1977'''. The short ten week run concluded on '''29 May 1977'''.
**Repeats of {{UUU}} to {{ZZZ}} aired on Sundays in the same timeslot, from 5 June to 16 October 1977'''.

*'''HOBART''': saw these ten episodes from '''3 April 1977''' to '''5 June 1977'''.
**Repeats of {{UUU}} through to {{ZZZ}} aired on a weekly basis, from '''12 June to 23 October 1977'''.

*'''PERTH''': aired {{4D}} at some stage between August 1976 and June 1977; the exact airdates for this serial have not been found.
**The full set of airdates for the repeat run of {{UUU}}1 to {{YYY}}3 have also not been found, but {{YYY}}4 to {{ZZZ}}6 aired from '''4 September 1977''' to '''6 November 1977'''.

*'''BRISBANE''': From '''24 April 1977''' to '''5 June 1977''', followed by repeats of {{UUU}} through to {{YYY}} on a weekly basis (albeit with some episodes pre-empted), to '''30 October 1977'''. There were no listings to indicate that {{ZZZ}} was repeated in BRISBANE. However on '''7 December 1977''', a generic listing of programming '''"For the Juniors"''', which ran for five hours (from 1.30 to 6.30pm), is given as a replacement for cancelled cricket on that date – there is a remote possibility that {{ZZZ}} was shown as a compilation during this slot.

*'''SYDNEY''': saw the run from '''1 May 1977''' to '''3 July 1977'''.
**{{UUU}} through to {{ZZZ}} were repeated each week (with some pre-emptions during the screening of {{YYY}}), starting '''10 July 1977''' through to '''25 November 1977'''.

*'''ADELAIDE''': was able to screen these two stories straight after the previous Block, from '''17 July 1977''' until '''25 September 1977'''.
**A shorter run of repeats of {{UUU}} and {{XXX}} only aired between '''2 October and 4 December 1977'''.

Of note, the repeats of these last few Pertwee episodes was the '''final time''' that '''Doctor Who''' aired on a weekly basis only; from 1977 until 1987, the series would always only air on weekdays.

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===Block 11: T BAKER (PERTWEE) ---- '''February 1978 to November 1978'''===
[[File:Perth4K.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Pre-empted listing for The Brain of Morbius, 7 March 1978 (Perth)]]
{| {{small-table}}
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|'''First Run'''||'''{{4F}}----{{4H}}----{{4G}}----{{4J}}----{{4M}}----{{4L}}----{{4N}}----{{4Q}}----{{4R}}----{{4S}}----{{TTT}}----{{4K}}'''
|-
|'''Repeats'''||'''{{4A}}----{{4B}}----{{AAA}}----{{KKK}}----{{PPP}}----{{RRR}}----{{UUU}}----{{XXX}}----{{YYY}}----{{ZZZ}}----{{4A}}----{{4B}}----{{4C}}----{{4E}}----{{4D}}----{{4F}}----{{4G}}----{{4H}}----{{4J}}----{{4L}}----{{4M}}----{{4N}}----{{4Q}}----{{4R}}----{{4S}}'''
|}

In early 1978, a change of policy within the ABC saw the decision to not purchase any more '''Doctor Who''' overturned; the station purchased the remaining season 13 serials plus season 14, and scheduled them as one Block.

Two serials, {{4K}} and {{4P}}, had "A" classifications, and therefore did not screen. However, by the time the censors' decision had been disclosed to the ABC in March 1978, the station had already notified some newspapers and listings publications that {{4K}} was screening (as seen in this example here at right from a Perth TV magazine); in most regions {{4M}} was substituted in place of {{4K}}.

The run of new Tom Baker stories was followed by a limited run of Jon Pertwee serials, most of which would be broadcast '''in colour''' for the first time. {{AAA}} was sourced as a colour 16mm film print, whereas the others were on Video Tape. Only a handful still existed in their entirety as PAL colour video tapes. (It is thought that some of these colour tapes were sourced from the Middle East, possibly [[United Arab Emirates]].) (According to the BBC in London, {{QQQ}} only existed in black and white, so the serial was being offered as such; neither the BBC nor the ABC was aware that the PAL colour tapes that had been supplied to the ABC in 1973 were still held at their Film / Video Tape library!)

The 29-minute extended version of {{PPP}} part two with the alternative arrangement of the theme tune aired for the '''first time''' during this run. (The same extended episode had already been seen in [[New Zealand]] in 1975, and was used again for the 1979, 1983 and 1986 Australian repeats, but for the 2004 showing, this was the shorter standard BBC version.)

The ABC sought to have {{TTT}} reclassified to enable them to air one further story in colour; tapes were acquired from the BBC, and it was reassessed and given a "G" rating (with one small cut made to part 3), which overrode the original "A" rating that had prevented it from screening in 1973.

'''NEW EPISODES'''

*'''PERTH''', '''SYDNEY''', '''MELBOURNE''', '''BRISBANE''', '''ADELAIDE''' and '''HOBART''': for the first time ever, all regions commenced the new episodes simultaneously from Tuesday, '''7 February 1978''', at 6.30pm, starting with {{4F}}, screening four nights a week.
**'''BRISBANE''', however, only aired three times a week, skipping the Friday episodes, putting Queensland out of sync with the rest of the country from day one.
**'''MELBOURNE''' also fell out of step by one day due to no episode airing '''27 March 1978'''.
[[File:ADEMorbius78.JPG|thumb|right|Brain of Morbius compilation, in Adelaide only, 11 October 1978]]
*Some regional newspapers announced that {{4K}} would screen the week after {{4J}}, but the "A" rated serial was replaced with {{4M}}, which was brought forward in story order.
*With the screenings now out of sync, and the tapes of the next few serials not received or cleared in time by the censors, the ABC scheduled repeats of {{4A}} and {{4B}} between {{4L}} and {{4N}} in March 1978.
*On the night of Tuesday, '''4 April 1978''', '''PERTH''' was hit by a cyclone (the largest natural disaster to affect the city); half of the city was blacked out. As a result of this, part 1 of {{4N}} was repeated the following night, ahead of part 2. It appears that the following day part 2 was itself repeated ahead of part 3. Part 4, however, aired on its own on the Friday; it wasn't preceded by a repeat of part 3.
*Some newspapers advertised {{4P}} to follow {{4N}}, but the "A" rated serial was usually replaced with {{4Q}}.

'''REPEATS'''

*After {{4S}} 6, all regions screened repeats of {{AAA}}, {{KKK}}, {{PPP}}, and {{RRR}} now in '''COLOUR''' for the first time! The extended version of {{PPP}} 2 with alternative title music also aired for the '''first time'''.
*The next story to air wasn't a repeat – this was {{TTT}}, which had previously been given an "A" classified serial but had been resubmitted for review was granted a "G"; this debuted in '''PERTH''' on '''29 May 1978''', with the other networks screening the "new" serial the following day.
*After this, the re-run of colour Pertwees continued, followed by a complete run of the Tom Bakers, from {{4A}} again through to {{4S}}, with {{4M}} screening in its correct position, but with {{4G}} and {{4H}} screening this time in production order.
*The run concluded with {{4S}} on Tuesday, '''10 October 1978''' in PERTH; on '''11 October 1978''' in SYDNEY; '''12 October 1978''' in HOBART; '''8 November''' in ADELAIDE; and prematurely with {{4R}} part four on '''28 November 1978''' in BRISBANE. (Although, as far as we can determine, {{4S}} was not repeated in BRISBANE.)

'''MORE NEW EPISODES – SORT OF…'''

*'''ADELAIDE''': South Australians had the unique privilege of being the first to see the 60 minute edited compilation of {{4K}} on Wednesday, '''11 October 1978''', at 8.30pm. (It would not screen in the other regions until January 1980…)

*'''CONTINUED: [[Australia TX 1979-1982|1979-1982]]'''

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=THE ABC BUYS DOCTOR WHO=
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This page is an overview of the '''Doctor Who''' serials PURCHASED by the '''ABC''' between '''1964''' and '''1997'''.

But first, a general overview of the process that '''ALL''' television programmes screened in [[Australia|AUSTRALIA]] went through:

NOTE: '''This page displays best when you 'Hide' the Table of Contents'''

==OFFERS, BOND STORES and CENSORSHIP==

It was a legal requirement under Australian Federal Law that a film could not be exhibited at a cinema or broadcast on television until after a '''Certificate of Registration''' had been issued by the Australian Film Censorship Board (AFCB). A Certificate would only be issued once the film had been classified and, if it was a required by the censor, edited to remove any questionable material; in the case of '''Doctor Who''' this 'material' was usually depictions of horror and violence.

The exhibitor -- in the case of '''Doctor Who''' this was the ABC -- did not have the right to appeal any of the cuts made to a film print, but it did have the right of appeal should it disagree with the classification that was given, since the classification dictated how and when the film could be shown; for television the classification restricted the timeslot in which it could be screened. (The ABC wanted to screen '''Doctor Who''' in the family-friendly early evening slot – usually around 6pm or 6.30pm - for which a "G" (General) certificate was required.)

But censorship was only one step in a lengthy process that each and every television film print that was imported into the country had to undertake (not just for the ABC, but '''all''' the TV networks in Australia). The following is a BRIEF overview of this process:

*'''OFFER''': TV programmes – both new series as well as further episodes of series the ABC had already acquired - were offered to them by [[BBC Sydney|BBC Enterprises' office in Sydney]] (see our dedicated [[BBC Sydney|PAGE]] for more on this). This offer took the form of a typed memo listing the latest batch of programmes on offer along with any publicity material – usually a Programme Info Sheet and/or publicity photos. The ABC notified the BBC by return memo of the programmes that they were interested in, along with a list of which new ones they specifically wanted to "Audition".
*'''AUDITION''': For the new shows the ABC wanted to preview, Enterprises in London were notified, and they had the prints struck and delivered to BBC Sydney. BBC Sydney forwarded them to the ABC, and they were assessed by the Audition team who would view the sample episodes, and rate the programme on its entertainment merits. The team would "Recommend" or "Not Recommend" a programme for purchase. The Programme Buying department would then consider the audition reports and make a decision based on their recommendations. But sometimes programmes that were "Recommended" were ultimately rejected for a number of different reasons, whereas sometime programmes "Not Recommended" did get purchased!
*'''DECLINE''': If a new programme was not approved, the Audition prints would be returned to the BBC…
*'''ACCEPTANCE''': When a series was approved and accepted, the BBC was advised of this. The BBC in London duly struck the remaining prints and had the consignment flown to Sydney.
**NOTE: The above '''AUDITION''' steps did not apply to the ongoing receipt of episodes for series that the ABC had already acquired. All the following steps however did still apply to all existing programmes.
*'''BOND STORE''': As noted above, programmes had to be registered and certified before they could be broadcast. With hundreds of films coming into Australia every week (that's films for the ABC, the other three TV networks and independent stations, plus all the cinema chains), they needed to be stored ''somewhere'' while waiting to be registered. All the Australian TV networks and the major cinema distributors used a "Bond Store" in which to place all the "unregistered" films as they arrived into the country. (The ABC had its own Bond Store, which was housed in a building on the same street as their main studio complex in Gore Hill, North Sydney. The other TV networks used the services of independent Bond providers. Films that arrived at Sydney airport were transported directly to these Bond Stores.)
[[File:ABCfilmstrip.JPG|thumb|right|100px|ABC film leader]]
*'''CENSORSHIP''': The government's censorship department the AFCB was notified of all the films that arrived "in Bond". When they were ready to do so, the censorship board called up the films from Bond, these were delivered by a dedicated courier company to the censors' office in downtown Sydney, where they were scheduled and viewed by two members of the censorship team. An ABC liaison officer would travel into the city to sit in on these viewing sessions; while the censors were looking at the films in terms of providing a classification rating, the ABC assessor was viewing them for entertainment value and film quality. (If a liaison officer was not able to attend the same session, they would hold their own screening later at Gore Hill.)
**By mid-1969, a closed-circuit cable system had been installed between Gore Hill and the ABC's headquarter's in Broadcast House on Elizabeth Street. This was mainly for internal screening purposes. But on occasion this system was used for censorship sessions. The censors would travel to BH and watch the material on a monitor in one of the viewing theatres while the ABC's liaison officer would view the same in a viewing room at Gore Hill.
***By the early 1970s, with more and more programmes being supplied on videotape, and since the censors' office was not yet fully equipped to play VT, additional screening theatres were installed, with the censors now calling in at BH for all ABC classification screenings.
*'''CLASSIFICATION''': The censors would provide the ABC assessor with their initial rating recommendations (in the 60s and 70s this was "G" or "A"; in the early 1980s, a new middle-ground rating "PGR" was introduced), and notes on any cuts that needed to be made. The assessor had the power to immediately ACCEPT or REFUSE the censors' findings. (The ABC could challenge the rating, but it could not challenge the cuts.)
**'''REFUSAL''': Only one '''Doctor Who''' story was wholly "rejected" at the classification stage. [[Mission to the Unknown]] was '''refused''' a Certificate of Registration due to "Horror" content; under the '''"Customs (Cinematograph Films) Regulations"''' clause '''"Reg 13 (d)"''', <tt> "… a film shall not be registered under this Part if in the opinion of the Board … the film … depicts any matter the exhibition of which is undesirable in the public interest…" </tt>. The ABC was not able to appeal this decision.
***What happened to the print after that? Under the '''"Customs (Cinematograph Films) Regulations", "Reg 27 Rejected film to be exported or destroyed"''' states that <tt> "Where a film is not registered … the importer shall export the film … or destroy it under the supervision of an officer, '''within 28 days'''</tt> [''our emphasis''] <tt>… after the date on which the Board refuses to register the film"</tt>. What that means is, after being rejected by the censor on 13 September 1966, the relevant '''"Certificate of Refusal to Register"''' was issued on '''28 September 1966''', and no more than 28 days after that Certificate was issued, the 16mm print of [[Mission to the Unknown]] was either '''"exported"''' (i.e. sent back to the BBC) or '''destroyed'''…
***There has been some thought that the censors maintained a special film vault filled with all the rejected movie and TV film prints, however there is absolutely NO regulation under the Cinematograph Regulations (then or now) for such a requirement. In fact, the Regulations clearly stipulates the exact opposite, stating that ''nothing'' that was rejected was to be kept at all…
***The '''Cinematograph Films Regulations''' can be [https://jade.io/article/222452 READ HERE]
**'''APPEAL''': If a film was given a rating other than "G", the ABC could challenge this. The Appeal process often took many months; sometimes the board would reconsider and approved a lower rating, but more often than not it wouldn't shift. (Many of the early William Hartnell stories were classified "A", and screened after 7pm, but the rating meant they couldn't be repeated in mid-afternoon weekday slots. Three stories were initially classified "A", but were later reclassified "G" after a successful appeal: [[The Chase]], [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]], [[The Invasion]]. [[The Caves of Androzani]] was initially given "PGR", which became "G" only after it underwent some severe editing. But some "A" rated stories could not be reclassified, and the ABC therefore did not purchase them: [[The Daleks' Master Plan]], [[Inferno]], [[The Mind of Evil]], [[The Daemons]], [[The Green Death]], and [[The Deadly Assassin]].)
**'''ACCEPT''': Once a classification had been accepted at the assessment stage, it still had to be formally approved by the programme purchasing department. The ABC assessor would type up a report giving a full episode–by-episode synopsis with the censor's and their own recommendations, which was read by the programme purchasing team, who then made the final decision. (The purchasing department did not have the time or resources to preview programmes, so the typed synopses were very detailed and provided enough for them to make an informed decision.)
*'''REGISTRATION''': After the classification was formally accepted by the ABC, and they agreed to purchase the programme, a "Certificate of Registration" was issued by the AFCB and the film was transferred to the ABC's Film Library.
**'''CUTS''': If cuts were needed, the films went to the censor's editing team first. The AFCB retained the trims, a Certificate of Registration was issued and the edited programme was then transferred to the ABC's Film Library.
*'''REPLACEMENTS''': On the odd occasion, if during the censorship / assessment stage a film print was seen to be unacceptable, due to scratches or other physical faults. If necessary, a replacement was requested to be sent.
**This happened a couple of times with '''Doctor Who''' – see the commentary below for known examples.
[[File:ABCFFL.JPG|right|thumb|400px|ABC's Federal Film Library label]]
*'''FILM LIBRARY''': Once a Certificate of Registration had been issued, and any cuts had been made, the ABC's films were placed into its Film Library – officially called the Federal Film Library. The Library affixed new labels and film leaders to each print -- see the sample here. Also filed were "Film Library Catalogue" sheets, which consisted of a detailed synopsis of each episode; these were used to aid in compiling of newspaper and TV guide summaries, as well as providing ABC staff with a quick and ready overview of what each programme / episode was about. (The ABC'S Federal Film Library was initially located within the Gore Hill studio complex, but in mid-1971, when it was deemed that the Gore Hill site was too small, the Library was relocated into the same building where the Bond Store was. The Film Library later became the Video Tape Library. By the mid-1980s the ABC became responsible for its own in-house censorship, so the Bond Store was no longer necessary. The Film and VT Library remained at that site until 1992, when what was left of the dwindling contents was transferred to a smaller facility at the ABC's new studio complex at Ultimo in downtown Sydney.)
*'''PURCHASE''': Once a Certificate had been issued, and the ABC took possession of the films, it was at that stage that a programme was deemed to be "sold", and payment was made to the BBC, usually in increments paid out quarterly. This gave the ABC the rights to screen a programme by all regions within a (usually) three year period, with the right to extend that period if required (i.e. they wanted to repeat it if it was popular enough). (In the case of '''Doctor Who''', a single repeat was automatically built into the "three year" agreement.)
*'''PRE-BROADCAST PREP''': Prior to being sent out for broadcast, most film prints underwent a final check and clean by the telecine department. New leaders would also be affixed if required.
**On the odd occasion, it was during this preparatory stage that a film was found to be not up to broadcast standards due to scratches or other physical faults. If necessary, a replacement was requested to be sent. (This happened a couple of times with '''Doctor Who''' – see the commentary below for known examples.)
**The ABC's presentation department sometimes made its own edits to the films, usually the removal of the "Next Episode" / "Next Week" caption from the last episode of a serial, since there were times that the serials were shown out of order (this was certainly the case with the episodes screened in 1966, and particularly so when stories were repeated during school holidays, which was often out of sequence and with long gaps between serials). (This editing is why [[The Celestial Toymaker]] part 4 is missing the "Next Episode" captions, and may explain why the print of [[The Moonbase]] part 4 that exists in private hands no longer has its "Next Week The Macra Terror" caption.)
*'''REGIONAL BICYCLING''': Films (and later Video Tapes) were bicycled around the metropolitan regions (by air-freight; the ABC had a contract account with the airline TAA), and returned to the Library (usually by train) once the final station in line had screened them. The same process applied for any subsequent repeats.
**'''DUPLICATION''': Films were copied onto 2 inch Quad Video Tape if they were required to be broadcast in more than one region on the same day, or less than two days apart. This came under a clause in the ABC's purchase agreement which gave them the '''"right to videotape for normal syndication"''' purposes.
*'''DISPOSAL''': When the agreed broadcast period lapsed, the ABC usually had an open option to purchase an extension for further repeats. But otherwise, all films that had "expired" were duly disposed of, either by being destroyed (usually incineration by a contracted third party, who issued Certificates of Destruction) or they were sent back to the UK, or to another broadcaster at the distributor's request.

The above is a '''VERY simplified''' outline of the Audition / Classification / Broadcast process. There were sometimes deviations from some of the steps, and we have noted any significant exceptions in the section below.



==DOCTOR WHO OFFERED and ACCEPTED==
[[File:ABC1-13.jpg|right|thumb|550px|The ABC confirms it has purchased the first 13 episodes of "Dr Who" in a memo dated 20 February 1964: NOTE the story titles!]]
[[File:ABCMemo1964.jpg|right|thumb|350px|ABC memo dated 9 March 1964, confirming purchase and intended airdates. The memo also states that a single of the "Dr Who" theme music was on sale that week]]
[[File:NSWpapers.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Lithgow Mercury, 11 May 1964 and Scone Advocate, 12 May 1964, announcing the start of the new series in NSW a little prematurely!]]
[[File:Canberra1964error.jpg|right|thumb|450px|Canberra Times 16 May 1964 announces the start of the new series prematurely, and episode two the following week!]]
Australia was the '''second''' overseas country to broadcast '''Doctor Who''' (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]). It was, however, the '''first''' to be offered the series by the [[BBC Sydney|BBC's office in Sydney]], which was on '''24 January 1964'''. (It's worth noting that the third serial, [[Inside the Spaceship]] had not yet aired in the UK when this offer was made!)

To meet with the ABC's standard auditioning and assessment process (detailed above), three random episodes were selected - '''episodes one and two''' of the first 4-part serial, and '''episode one''' of the first Dalek story – and these 16mm black and white film prints were duly received from London. The Audition team viewed all three on '''7 February 1964'''.

Based on the merits of those three sample episodes alone, and other supporting paper-based programme information material supplied by [[BBC Sydney]], the audition team recommended a purchase, and the ABC confirmed to the BBC a few weeks later that they would indeed acquire the new series. (An inter-departmental memo confirming the purchase was issued on '''20 February 1964''' – see copy of this at right.)

BBC Sydney duly contacted its London office, and they had prints of the other episodes struck and dispatched.

The three auditioned prints were then checked by the telecine department in early '''March 1964'''. During this step the print for [[The Daleks]] part 1 was rejected due to what was thought to be a fault on the print (i.e. the over-exposed "negative" effect in the opening moments; the camera script for the episode describes this as a "Bas Relief Effect"), and a replacement was requested from the BBC.

An official 'contract' to acquire the new series from the BBC was confirmed in '''March 1964''', with transmissions scheduled to commence in May to be followed by staggered regional screenings a week apart through until the end of June.

Certain that the new children's series would be given a "G" rating by the censors (a classification that enabled them to screen the series "at any time"), the ABC duly issued advance details of its May 1964 schedules to newspapers and other TV listing publications with '''"Dr Who"''' in its planned Sunday 6.30pm slot, an ideal placement which lead into the 7pm news bulletin. (See memo at left). The planned regional airdates were:

::*SYDNEY – 17th May
::*MELBOURNE – 24th May
::*BRISBANE – 31st May
::*ADELAIDE – 7th June
::*PERTH – 14th June
::*HOBART – 21st June
::*ROCKHAMPTON – 28th June

The same memo also mentioned that a 7" single of the "Dr Who" theme was now on sale through Decca (catalogue number Y7147), and that this should be heavily promoted on radio.

With these advanced schedules set and announced, the ABC then submitted the two Audition episodes from the first serial to the Australian Film Censorship Board (AFCB) for classification. (The ABC did not submit the 'faulty' episode from the first Dalek story since they were still waiting for the replacement to come from the UK.)

Both films were viewed on '''14 April 1964'''. However, the censors unexpectedly assigned an "A" classification to both episodes, a rating which meant the episodes could not be screened '''before 7.30pm''', an hour later than the planned 6.30pm slot that had already been advised to the press two months earlier.

The other eleven episodes making up the first 13 (including a replacement for the 'faulty' film of [[The Daleks]] 1) soon arrived in the country, and these too were submitted for classification. All eleven were viewed by the censors on '''5 May 1964''', and all were also issued with "A" ratings, as it was considered to be a 13-part serial, and thus all episodes were allocated the same rating.

The telecine department then reported that the replacement first episode of [[The Daleks]] was also found to have the same printed-in "negative fault", which the BBC later explained was actually a deliberate visual effect! However, since this replacement film was also found to be badly scratched, the originally-rejected first print was kept for broadcast, and the damaged replacement was discarded.

Since the "A" ratings meant that the series could not be screened at 6.30pm, the ABC had little choice but to scrap the already announced schedule for the new series.

It was too late to inform some of the newspapers of the unexpected change to the forthcoming line-up, and as a result, several minor New South Wales publications, such as the ''Lithgow Mercury'', the ''Scone Advocate'' and the ''Canberra Times'' announced in their TV listing pages of their editions the week of '''16 May 1964''' that the brand new series starring William Hartnell was starting on Channel 3 on Sunday 17 May at 6.30pm! The Brisbane edition of ''TV Times'' and ''TV Week'' both list an untitled "Adventure" in the 6.30pm slot for '''31 May 1964'''; this replaced the locally made serial '''The Stranger''', which had concluded the previous week.

These early TV listings themselves identified the first episode as '''"The Unearthly Child"''' [sic], and all featured the very same promotional image of Hartnell. The following week, some of the same papers printed listings for episode two, '''"The Cave of Sculls"''' [sic]. But by the following week, the ABC must have officially notified them of the changes to the schedules, and no further premature listings for "Dr Who" appeared in print.

Having been dropped from its planned May 1964 start date, the new series couldn't be aired until a suitable 7.30pm timeslot in all regions became available.

It wouldn't be until '''January 1965''' that the series finally went to air. [[New Zealand]] therefore took the honour of being the first foreign country outside the UK to screen the series; it aired there starting in '''September 1964'''…
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==STORIES BOUGHT and BROADCAST==

Bar two Dalek stories, Australia has the unique position of having purchased and screened '''''every single story''''' of '''Doctor Who''' - albeit not in strict story order.

The sales agreement with the BBC gave the ABC the right to screen each episode twice across all regions within a period of '''three years''' of purchase. However, the handful of season one and two stories that were given "A" classifications could not be repeated because that classification prevented them from being screened in the ABC's preferred 'school holiday' mid-afternoon timeslot. (They ''could have'' screened the episodes again at 7.30pm, but this didn't fit in with the ABC's scheduling plans.)

All subsequent repeat screenings were renegotiated with the BBC, and from 1978 onwards the ABC had an open repeat agreement with the BBC, which enabled them to renew the screening rights for whichever stories they wanted without having to purchase two screenings in advance.

With the exception of around 30 stories, it was in Australia that the most number of serials had their foreign debut, usually within a year of the UK screenings. (Other countries in which stories made their foreign debut were the [[Netherlands]], [[Hong Kong]], [[United Arab Emirates]], [[New Zealand]], [[Canada]] and the [[United States]].)

Of the 158 '''Doctor Who''' stories made from 1963 to 1989, there have been nine that did not air in Australia during first-run screenings in the 1960s and 1970s. These nine are:
*[[Mission to the Unknown]]
*[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]
*[[Inferno]]
*[[The Mind of Evil]]
*[[The Daemons]]
*[[The Green Death]]
*[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]
*[[The Brain of Morbius]]
*[[The Deadly Assassin]]

[[Mission to the Unknown]] was "Rejected" outright due to its "horror" content, while another seven were given "A" rating classifications, and as such they could not be broadcast in the early evening timeslot favoured by the ABC, so the broadcaster chose not to buy or screen them. The Dinosaurs serial appears to have never been offered to the ABC, most likely because the complete story could not be supplied all in colour (i.e. the first episode was in black and white); the ABC was only interested in colour material at that time.

The fact that the first seven of these nine stories did not air in Australia prevented other Asian Commonwealth countries – such as [[New Zealand]], [[Hong Kong]] and [[Singapore]] - from being able to afford to purchase them. This 'restriction' was partly still in effect into the 1980s, hence New Zealand could not purchase [[Logopolis]] ahead of Australia in 1981.

The situation with [[The Brain of Morbius]] (the first episode was given a "G" rating, but the other three were "A") and [[The Deadly Assassin]] (all four were rated "A") was slightly different, in that the former '''did''' go to air (albeit in a heavily truncated format, and late at night), but the latter '''didn't'''.

All bar the first two serials in this list - all copies of which had been wiped by the BBC by the mid-1970s - did eventually screen in Australia as part of "repeats" packages broadcast in the 1980s.

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===[[William Hartnell stories|WILLIAM HARTNELL]] (1965-67)===
[[File:AWWWeb.JPG|right|thumb|400px|Bill Strutton on set of The Web Planet, Australian Womens Weekly, 24 March 1965]]

'''27 stories, 121 episodes'''

{| {{small-table}}
|-
|A||[[An Unearthly Child]]||4
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|B||[[The Daleks]]||7
|-
|C||[[Inside the Spaceship]]||2
|-
|D||[[Marco Polo]]||7
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|E||[[The Keys of Marinus]]||6
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|F||[[The Aztecs]]||4
|-
|G||[[The Sensorites]]||6
|-
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|-
|H||[[The Reign of Terror]]||6
|-
|J||[[Planet of Giants]]||3
|-
|K||[[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]||6
|-
|L||[[The Rescue]]||2
|-
|M||[[The Romans]]||4
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|N||[[The Web Planet]]||6
|-
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|-
|P||[[ The Crusade]]||4
|-
|Q||[[The Space Museum]]||4
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|R||[[The Chase]]||6
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|S||[[The Time Meddler]]||4
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|T||[[Galaxy 4]]||4
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|U||[[The Myth Makers]]||4
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|W||[[The Massacre]]||4
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|X||[[The Ark]]||4
|-
|Y||[[The Celestial Toymaker]]||4
|-
|Z||[[The Gunfighters]]||4
|-
|AA||[[The Savages]]||4
|-
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|-
|BB||[[The War Machines]]||4
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|CC||[[The Smugglers]]||4
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|DD||[[The Tenth Planet]]||4
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|T/A||[[Mission to the Unknown]]||1
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|V||[[The Daleks' Master Plan]]||11
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Australia therefore screened all of the [[William Hartnell stories]], with the exception of two.

The programme was supplied as 16mm black and white film prints with English soundtracks.

The episodes were censored between '''April 1964''' and '''May 1967''' (the groupings above represent each 'year').

As noted above, the first three serials were treated as a 13-parter, and thus those 13 had to be given the same classification.

Two prints of the 'faulty' first episode of [[The Daleks]] were received; the replacement second one was scratched, so was presumably destroyed, the first print acquired was the one used for broadcast.

The BBC also provided the ABC with a "trailer" that ran for 2 minutes and 19 seconds. This promotional film featured an extended mix of the '''Doctor Who''' theme playing over a repeating loop of the 'howlround' title sequence, which climaxed with the series title appearing with the last chord of music. The trailer was to be used as an interlude ahead of the first airdate, and on occasion during the first run of episodes, with an appropriate narration added by the presentations department. A copy of the trailer was provided to each of the regional stations to use at their own discretion, with instructions that it could be edited to a shorter duration if required. [A slightly longer version of this same "trailer" appears as the "Theme Music Video" on the DVD for [[An Unearthly Child]].]

In '''August 1964''', the BBC offered the ABC a further run of "39 episodes", which was the remainder of the 52 episodes being made in the first production block (up to the end of [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]]). The ABC purchased those 39 in advance sight unseen. However, when [[Planet of Giants]] subsequently lost an episode, the 39 episode count in the contract now included part 1 of [[The Rescue]]. The second episode of that 2-parter was then sold to the ABC on its own under a separate sales contract.

All subsequent serials, from [[The Romans]] onwards, were sold in groups of two or three at a time, usually only a few months after the UK broadcast of the last story in each grouping.

Australia changed to decimal currency on '''14 February 1966''', replacing the old pounds/shillings/pence with dollars/cents.

When viewed by the censors on '''22 March 1966''', part two of [[The Space Museum]] was found to be badly scratched, so a replacement was acquired from the BBC (it arrived on '''12 May 1966'''). The rejected print would have been disposed of.

Episodes of [[The Chase]] were viewed by the censors on '''19 and 20 April 1966'''. Part one was also found to be badly scratched, and a replacement was subsequently obtained from the BBC a month or so later. (The rejected print was junked in late 1969/early 1970, but was saved from destruction, and is currently held by a private collector.)

The third Dalek serial was very nearly rejected: the censor deemed parts four and five of [[The Chase]] to be "Not Suitable for Television" on the grounds of "Horror"; episode five was singled out because of the appearance of the Frankenstein and Dracula robots. The chief censor at that time had banned all Frankenstein and vampire movies from being screened at the cinema and shown on Australian television. (This ban was eventually lifted in 1968.)

The ABC was given the opportunity to "reconstruct" both episodes, which it did by removing much of the footage featuring Dracula and Frankenstein's monster from the former, and the sequences with the "fungoids" attacking Vicki and the duplicate Doctor threatening Barbara from the latter. Both episodes (the fourth now running at the much shorter length of '''only 19 minutes''') were resubmitted to the censor on '''11 May''', and this time granted a "G" rating.

The batch of 20 episodes covering [[Galaxy 4]] to [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] (which was only available as an 11-parter; the Christmas-themed seventh episode, "The Feast of Steven", was not available) had been offered to the ABC on '''9 March 1966'''.

The two Dalek stories in this batch were classified as being unsuitable for a "G" certificate; the ABC ultimately decided not to attempt to "reconstruct" them as they had done with [[The Chase]], and so [[BBC Sydney]] withdrew the offer in '''March 1967'''.

As noted above, [[Mission to the Unknown]] was refused a Certificate of Registration by the censorship board on the grounds that it depicted "Horror", which was considered to be <tt> "matter the exhibition of which [was] undesirable in the public interest"</tt> per Regulation 13(d) of the Cinematograph Films Regulations.

The film prints were likely to have been returned to the UK soon after. (See [[Mormon Mystery|The Mormon Master Plan Mystery]].)

As a direct result of the issues surrounding the 11-parter, a senior manager at the ABC was appointed specially to assess all future '''Doctor Who''' offered by the BBC.

Also viewed on the same day as [[Mission to the Unknown]] and [[The Daleks' Master Plan]] were two '''Dr Who''' "trailers", one running for 30 seconds, the other for nearly one minute. These had been supplied by the BBC in '''June 1966''' as part of a reel of trailers for various programmes. Both trailers were given "A" ratings. (It's not known whether they were ever broadcast, as the classification would not permit them to be aired prior to 7.30pm. It's also not known what the trailers contained; it's more likely they were the same as or similar to the 'opening howlround /music montage' that was supplied in 1964 (see above) rather than one that was specific to a particular story, such as [[Galaxy 4]] which did have its own special teaser trailer shown by the BBC in 1965.)

[[The War Machines]] was viewed by the censors on '''31 January 1967'''; part two was found to be badly scratched, and a replacement was subsequently obtained from the BBC. (The rejected print was junked in late 1969/early 1970 along with [[The Chase]] part 1 (see above) but it was saved from destruction by a private collector. In 1978, a copy of this film print became '''the very first "missing episode"''' of '''Doctor Who''' to be returned to the BBC's newly-established Film and Videotape Archive...)

====Origin of the Prints====

Australia received pristine prints from London via [[BBC Sydney]].

====Fate of the Prints?====

As noted in the BOND STORE and CENSORSHIP section above, once the ABC had used up its repeat screening rights, the episodes remained in its Film Library until it received disposal instructions from the BBC. Although the actual final fate of all the prints is unknown or unverified, the following is known to have happened to certain prints:
*The ABC's prints of all 17 episodes from [[The Reign of Terror]] to [[The Rescue]] (the affected episodes still exhibiting the cuts that had been made by the censors) were sent to [[New Zealand]] in '''July 1967'''. [[The Reign of Terror]] and [[Planet of Giants]] were subsequently destroyed by the NZBC in 1971. (The exact fates of the other eight episodes held by the NZBC is unknown, but it is likely that they were junked in 1974.)
*[[The Keys of Marinus]] was junked by the ABC in the early 1970s, but two episodes survived the purge, and are currently held by a private collector. (In all likelihood, the prints of [[An Unearthly Child]] to [[The Sensorites]], and [[The Romans]] to [[The Crusade]] were also disposed of at this time, since the ABC's screening rights to all these serials had lapsed by the end of 1969.)
*All the episodes of [[The Space Museum]], [[The Chase]], [[The Time Meddler]], [[Galaxy 4]], [[The Myth Makers]], [[The Ark]], [[The Smugglers]] and [[The Tenth Planet]] were allocated to be returned to the BBC in London in mid-1975. (Also allocated for return at that time were the majority of the Troughton serials, and some Pertwees.) Most, if not all of these, were received by the BBC in London later that year.
*The majority were likely to have been junked by the BBC soon after arrival in London. From this batch, part three of [[Galaxy 4]] was salvaged, and later returned to the BBC in 2011. Some of the other orphan prints that exist today (at the BBC or in private hands) may have come from this consignment.
*The ABC had two copies of [[The Chase]] part one: as noted above, the scratched copy was saved from destruction in 1969/1970, and is currently held by a private collector. The broadcast copy was allocated for return in 1975.
*In 1984, part 4 of [[The Celestial Toymaker]] was found at the ABC's Film Library at the now-demolished Gore Hill TV centre (see below). The other three episodes had presumably been junked prior to 1975, which is why they were not included in the 1975 bulk return.
*The ABC also had two copies of [[The War Machines]] part two: as noted above, the never-aired unused scratched copy was saved from destruction in 1969/1970, and is currently held by a private collector. The collector supplied the BBC with a copy of his print in 1978 (via Ian Levine); this became the first "missing episode" to be returned to the BBC.
*The precise final fates of [[The Massacre]], the rest of [[The Celestial Toymaker]], [[The Gunfighters]], [[The Savages]] and [[The War Machines]] are unknown, but since they were '''not''' part of the bulk return in 1975, in all likelihood they were disposed of long before then: [[The Gunfighters]] may have been sent to [[Singapore]] in late 1972 (since [[New Zealand]] did not have a copy to send with the rest of the season three serials that were dispatched to [[Singapore]]), while the other serials were probably destroyed by the ABC in 1973 or 1974, when the sales rights periods had expired and not been renewed by the BBC. (See note in the next '''Fate of the Prints''' section below regarding the expiry of sales rights.)
**See '''Fate of the Prints''' in the Jon Pertwee section below for more comments about the disposal of film prints...

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===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]] (1967-71)===

'''21 stories, 119 episodes'''

[[File:TombABC.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Tomb of the Cybermen previewed in Australian press; 22 July 1968]]
{| {{small-table}}
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|EE||[[The Power of the Daleks]]||6
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|FF||[[The Highlanders]]||4
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|GG||[[The Underwater Menace]]||4
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|HH||[[The Moonbase]]||4
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|JJ||[[The Macra Terror]]||4
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|KK||[[The Faceless Ones]]||6
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|MM||[[The Tomb of the Cybermen]]||4
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|NN||[[The Abominable Snowmen]]||6
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|OO||[[The Ice Warriors]]||6
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|PP||[[The Enemy of the World]]||6
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|QQ||[[The Web of Fear]]||6
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|LL||[[The Evil of the Daleks]]||7
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|-
|RR||[[Fury from the Deep]]||6
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|SS||[[The Wheel in Space]]||6
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|TT||[[The Dominators]]||5
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|UU||[[The Mind Robber]]||5
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|-
|VV||[[The Invasion]]||8
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|WW||[[The Krotons]]||4
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|XX||[[The Seeds of Death]]||6
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|YY||[[The Space Pirates]]||6
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|ZZ||[[The War Games]]||10
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|}

Australia therefore bought '''all''' of the [[Patrick Troughton stories]].

The programme was supplied as 16mm black and white film prints with English soundtracks.

The episodes were acquired one story at a time over a period of three years, and censored between '''June 1967''' and '''September 1970''' (the groupings above represent each censorship 'year').

The print of part 4 of [[The Macra Terror]] that was supplied to the ABC retained the BBC's trailer for [[The Faceless Ones]], but it's likely that this was removed before transmission, as the trailer would have given the date and time of the UK broadcast.

''Something'' happened with the print of part 1 of [[The Faceless Ones]] after it had been sent for cutting by censor on 16 October. The film wasn't released to the ABC until a week later; it's ''possible'' that the film was damaged or lost, and a replacement was acquired from the UK (hence the week's delay), and this this would certainly explain how a second cut copy ended up being salvaged from destruction in late 1969/early 1970 (see Fate of the Prints below).

Both [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] and [[The Invasion]] were initially given "A" ratings by the censors. After lengthy periods of deliberation (in the case of [[The Invasion]] this took several months) both serials were granted "G" classifications (with some cuts made to [[The Invasion]]) and cleared for screening.

Due to the episodes featuring copyrighted music tracks (The Beatles and The Seekers) it took the BBC longer than was usual to get the necessary overseas rights clearances; as a result, [[The Evil of the Daleks]] wasn't available until late 1968, which is why it was received and aired out of sequence. (That the BBC offered this Dalek serial to the ABC on '''29 August 1968''', only a few weeks after it had been repeated in the UK -- from 8 June to 3 August 1968 – is a coincidence.)

====Origin of the Prints====

Australia received pristine prints provided by [[BBC Sydney]].

====Fate of the Prints?====

*The ABC retained its prints of [[The Power of the Daleks]] for some time. Extracts from two episodes of that serial were used for a documentary about computers that was screened by the ABC on '''29 May 1974'''.
*A consignment of Troughton episodes consisting of all but six serials – the ones omitted were [[The Highlanders]], [[The Macra Terror]], [[The Evil of the Daleks]], [[Fury from the Deep]], [[The Wheel in Space]] and [[The Krotons]] -- was allocated to be returned to the BBC in mid-1975 (along with a consignment of Hartnells, as noted above, and Pertwees, below). Most, if not all of these, were received by the BBC in London later that year.
*The Australian prints of [[The Dominators]] were donated to the BFI by the BBC. The other ex-ABC film prints were mostly all junked soon after they arrived in London. But from this batch, part two of [[The Underwater Menace]] was salvaged, and returned to the BBC by a film collector in 2011. In 1978, the edited prints of [[The Dominators]] that the BBC had donated to the BFI were returned to them. Some of the other "orphan" prints that exist today (at the BBC or in private hands) may also be from this consignment.
*Although it is listed as being one of the episodes returned to the BBC in 1975, [[The Faceless Ones]] part one (with censor edits) was found in the hands of an Australian film collector (who also had the unused damaged prints of [[The Chase]] part 1 and [[The War Machines]] part 2 -- see above). Unlike the other two, this is clearly a ready for broadcast print (since it exhibits the censorship cuts made to it prior to broadcast).
*[[The Krotons]] was supposed to have been returned with the others in 1975, but for some reason it got missed during the clear-out. It was subsequently sent back to the BBC in mid-1976.
[[File:Missing.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Some of the recovered missing episodes that originated from Australia]]
*The final fates of [[The Highlanders]], [[The Macra Terror]], [[The Evil of the Daleks]], [[Fury from the Deep]] and [[The Wheel in Space]] are unverified, but since they were '''not''' part of the bulk return in 1975, in all likelihood they were destroyed by the ABC in 1973 or 1974, when the seven year sales rights periods for the stories had expired and not been renewed by the BBC.
**It may be a coincidence, but three of the stories that were not returned to the BBC in 1975 were authored by Ian Stuart Black (that's [[The War Machines]], [[The Savages]] and [[The Macra Terror]]). It is very possible that when the BBC's sales rights period for those three serials expired after seven years (i.e. 1966/67 to 1973/74), Black did not grant an extension of those rights, so all three serials were withdrawn from sale, and the ABC was instructed to destroy the prints they still held. (Of note, the NZBC destroyed its own prints of [[The Macra Terror]] in mid-1974; if the BBC had instructed the NZBC to destroy those particular episodes at that time, chances are the same instructions were also issued to the ABC and for the same reason: the rights had expired. Did the ABC also destroy their prints in 1974?)
**Similarly, two of the Hartnell stories also not returned in 1975 -- [[The Massacre]] and [[The Celestial Toymaker]] -- had been co-authored (although not credited on screen) by Donald Tosh. Did the former-script editor also deny an extension of the seven years sales period, causing these two serials to also be withdrawn from sale and the prints destroyed in 1973/74?
**If the sales rights periods expiring and not being extended is the sole reason why those particular stories were ''not'' returned to the BBC by the ABC in 1975 (the prints having already been destroyed before 1975), then the writer/s of [[The Massacre]], [[The Celestial Toymaker]], [[The Gunfighters]], [[The Savages]], [[The War Machines]], [[The Highlanders]], [[The Macra Terror]], [[Fury from the Deep]] and [[The Wheel in Space]] are themselves all directly responsible for the majority of these episodes being currently missing!
**See '''Fate of the Prints''' in the Jon Pertwee section below for more comments about the disposal of film prints...

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block One 1971-76)===

'''19 stories, 98 episodes''', but not always screened in story order
[[File:UUUABC.JPG|thumb|right|400px|BBC sales information for The Time Warrior records that it was available as 16mm monochrome and colour videtape]]

{| {{small-table}}
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|AAA||[[Spearhead from Space]]||4
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|BBB||[[Doctor Who and the Silurians]]||7
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|CCC||[[The Ambassadors of Death]]||7
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|EEE||[[Terror of the Autons]]||4
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|GGG||[[The Claws of Axos]]||4
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|HHH||[[Colony in Space]]||6
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|KKK||[[Day of the Daleks]]||4
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|LLL||[[The Sea Devils]]||6
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|MMM||[[The Curse of Peladon]]||4
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|NNN||[[The Mutants]]||6
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|OOO||[[The Time Monster]]||6
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|PPP||[[Carnival of Monsters]]||4
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|QQQ||[[Frontier in Space]]||6
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|RRR||[[The Three Doctors]]||4
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|SSS||[[Planet of the Daleks]]||6
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|UUU||[[The Time Warrior]]||4
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|XXX||[[Death to the Daleks]]||4
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|YYY||[[The Monster of Peladon]]||6
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|-
|ZZZ||[[Planet of the Spiders]]||6
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|||'''Not Purchased'''
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|DDD||[[Inferno]]||7
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|FFF||[[The Mind of Evil]]||6
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|JJJ||[[The Daemons]]||5
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|TTT||[[The Green Death]]||6
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|WWW||[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]||6
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|}

All the Pertwee episodes up to and including [[The Time Warrior]] were supplied as 16mm black and white film prints with English soundtracks. Other serials were supplied in PAL colour on 2 inch Quad video tapes.

The stories were acquired and censored over a period of five years between '''January 1971''' and '''May 1975''' (the groupings above represent each 'year').

Australia therefore bought most of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]], with the exception of five stories not purchased or screened due to various issues. ([[Inferno]], [[The Mind of Evil]], [[The Daemons]] and [[The Green Death]] were all given "A" classifications, while all of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] could not be supplied in colour.)

In '''October 1971''', some three months after it had submitted the first copy to the censors, the ABC acquired a second print of [[Terror of the Autons]] episode 2. (This was the BBC's error – they sent another copy of this instead of part 2 of [[The Mind of Evil]]!) The ABC duly submitted the new film to the censor's office so the film could be cut to match the censor edits made to the first print. (Indeed, two matching sets of censor edits for this episode were found in 1996.)

The b/w film-recording of [[Colony in Space]] part 2 that Enterprises made was not taken from the episode as transmitted but from an earlier edit in error; this had no music or sound effects and also contained a few seconds of additional material that had been removed from the broadcast episode. The ABC and those other countries screening the serial in b/w saw this 'extended' version.

All stories were purchased with two screenings. The ABC had planned to screen the Season 10 Pertwees firstly in black and white, then repeat them in colour a year or so later. For this purpose, the BBC also supplied the ABC with 2 inch video PAL copies of the first two stories so far produced – [[Carnival of Monsters]] (including an extended edit of part 2 with different music) and [[Frontier in Space]] (part five also had alternative music) - with the rest to follow later. However, when [[The Green Death]] films were given an "A" rating by the censor and it became apparent that the colour tape of [[Planet of the Daleks]] part 3 had already been wiped, the ABC put a hold on acquiring any more PAL tapes; the cassettes of "Carnival" and "Frontier" went into storage, and the Season 10 stories were subsequently repeated in black and white…

[[The Time Warrior]] was initially supplied on 16mm; these were viewed by the censors on '''30 July 1974'''. With the ABC gearing up for colour broadcasts in early 1975, it requested that all future '''Doctor Who''' be supplied in that format. They were duly supplied with PAL tapes of [[The Time Warrior]]. Since part 1 of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] had been wiped, the ABC skipped that serial. The remaining Season 11 stories were all supplied on colour video tape.

====Origin of the Films / Tapes====

The 16mm films would have been supplied by [[BBC Sydney]] via London.

The 2 inch colour video tapes were also supplied via [[BBC Sydney]].

====Fate of the Films?====

*The 16mm film prints of the four unaired serials – [[Inferno]], [[The Mind of Evil]], [[The Daemons]] and [[The Green Death]] – would have been sent back to the BBC (via [[BBC Sydney]]?) shortly after they had been declined.
*The black and white film prints of [[Spearhead from Space]] and [[Doctor Who and the Silurians]] were sent to the NZBC after '''28 May 1974'''.
*The films prints of [[The Ambassadors of Death]], [[Terror of the Autons]] and [[The Claws of Axos]] were allocated to be returned to the BBC in mid-1975, as part of a large shipment that included a large consignment of Hartnell and Troughton episodes.
**The BBC must have retained the returned ABC prints of [[Terror of the Autons]]; when the serial was shown in the [[United States]] in the mid-1980s, it was missing sections from the UNIT / Auton battle in Part 4 plus the shot of the Master pushing the technician from the radio-telescope, which had been cut by the AFCB. The same edited episode was later shown in [[New Zealand]] in February 1992, and also in Australia in the 2000s!
*[[The Sea Devils]] and [[Carnival of Monsters]] were returned to the BBC in late '''December 1976''' (with possibly also the rest of season 10: [[The Three Doctors]], [[Frontier in Space]] and [[Planet of the Daleks]]).
**Interestingly, these same five serials screened in [[Gibraltar]] only a few months later ('''March and April 1977'''); did the BBC send this batch of ABC films to [[Gibraltar]]? (And did they subsequently get bicycled to [[Saudi Arabia]], where the same run of Pertwee episodes aired only a few months later?)

*The final batch of Pertwee films, [[Colony in Space]], [[Day of the Daleks]], [[The Curse of Peladon]], [[The Mutants]] and [[The Time Monster]] (all of which had their final screenings in Darwin in late 1974) were returned to the BBC in late '''June 1977'''.
**It's possible that these films were subsequently sent from London to [[Saudi Arabia]], where a run of Pertwees commenced only a few months later.
*Any of the films returned to the BBC in 1975 they did not want to keep, such as ones they had on colour video tape, would have been disposed of. Some of these Australian films are known to have survived from being junked -- such as three episodes of [[Carnival of Monsters]], which are held in a private collection.

It's worth noting at this juncture that the BBC held 16mm copies of all the season seven, eight, nine and ten stories by late 1976, when the documentary '''[[Whose Doctor Who]]''' was being prepared. It's clear from the dates of the various ABC returns that ''only some'' of the Pertwee prints held by the BBC in late 1976 could have been old ABC prints.

'''HOWEVER…'''

While there is documentary evidence that the ABC disposed of all its films prints by the end of 1977, with 17 episodes being sent to New Zealand, a number being destroyed in 1973 and 1974, and the rest being returned to the BBC in 1975, 1976 and 1977, there is still a matter of this "confession" to take into account:

On '''1 September 2003''' this posting was made to an Australian [https://www.stereo.net.au/forums/topic/128249-doctor-who/?tab=comments#comment-1900484 AUDIO/VISUAL FORUM]:

:::''"Fess up time! And just who do you think put the axe through the Australian copies of the '''first 300 approx b/w 16mm telerecordings''' of the early Dr Who episodes - only to find out years later that the BBC had junked most of their originals.''

:::''It was a long, long time ago, in another life … but I will carry this shame with me to my grave, along with the destruction of another early BBC classic "Sci Fi" series called "Out Of The Unknown", my excuse, much like the Nazis at the Nuremberg trials, is/was "Just following orders" – God what a waste!''

:::''The only bright side was that some years later whilst doing a bin search of the main program vault, looking for another missing program, I found one Dr Who episode that had been miss-binned and not junked with all the others, and it turned out to be, after consulting with BBC Archives, the only print of this particular episode left in the world... "[[The Celestial Toymaker]]", alas it was only 1 episode out of a 4 or 5 part story IIRC, still it was returned to the Beeb with much thanks from them and I believe [it later] went through a print restoration process by BBC Archives.''

:::''Shame, Shame, Shame..."''

:::''Jet:ph34r"

If this is indeed a true and accurate account of events, how has the figure of '''"300 approx"''' been arrived at? The ABC had '''322''' black and white film prints: 121 Hartnell, 119 Troughtons, and 82 Pertwees. We've detailed above which were the ones that were sent to other countries or went back to the BBC in several bulk consignments during the late 1970s. That leaves less than 100 unaccounted for. Out of those 100, only some would have been included in the batches "Jet" says he destroyed. We also know for sure that there were no broadcast duplicates of these films.

Could 300 be a generalised reference to the '''322''' total cited above, with Jet merely stating that there had been that number of '''Doctor Who''' prints held?

And while it's likely that "Jet" did indeed destroy some 300 films as he says, we can be pretty certain that not all of them were '''Doctor Who'''.

====Fate of the Tapes====

The ABC retained most of the colour tapes they had of the season ten and eleven stories, although they apparently lost track of the fact that there was still one of the serials held in storage…

During the 1970s and early 1980s, BBC Enterprises in London had [[Frontier in Space]] in its catalogue as a black and white story only, since it had wiped four of the six episodes by the end of 1974. In 1983, when the ABC bought the rights to repeat a batch of colour Pertwee stories, they accessed the complete set of PAL video tapes of that 6-parter was still held by their video library, where they had been since 1973! All the more surprising is that the BBC's [[BBC Sydney|Sydney office]] had never advised its London office that it had access to these colour tapes either, despite having provided copies recently to [[Brunei]], where it had aired in October 1976!

When BBC Enterprises discovered that the video tapes existed, it arranged to have copies sent to London. Shortly after the tapes had arrived at the BBC, the BBC's archive selector found about the tapes, and arranged for a set of tapes to also be sent to them by the ABC.

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block One 1976-78)===
[[File:ABCTom.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Listing for The Sontaran Experiment, 1986]]

'''16 stories, 64 episodes plus one omnibus edition'''

{| {{small-table}}
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|4A||[[Robot]]||4
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|4B||[[The Sontaran Experiment]]||2
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|4C||[[The Ark in Space]]||4
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|4E||[[Genesis of the Daleks]]||6
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|4D||[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]||4
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|-
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|-
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|-
|4F||[[Terror of the Zygons]]||4
|-
|4H||[[Planet of Evil]]||4
|-
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|4G||[[Pyramids of Mars]]||4
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|4J||[[The Android Invasion]]||4
|-
|4L||[[The Seeds of Doom]]||6
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|4M||[[The Masque of Mandragora]]||4
|-
|4N||[[The Hand of Fear]]||4
|-
|4Q||[[The Face of Evil]]||4
|-
|4R||[[The Robots of Death]]||4
|-
|4S||[[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]||6
|-
|
|-
|||'''Not Purchased'''
|-
|4K||[[The Brain of Morbius]]||1 #
|-
|4P||[[The Deadly Assassin]]||4
|-
|}

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

The ABC was ''usually'' the first overseas broadcaster to be offered and sold '''Doctor Who''', but Tom Baker's first series was sold to and broadcast by the [[Netherlands|Dutch station TROS]] ahead of the ABC. ([[Hong Kong]] had also started screening the series prior to Australia; the ABC was therefore the ''third'' station to show the new Doctor.)

The ABC had actually decided to drop the series mid-way through Tom Baker's first season in 1976, but ultimately reversed that decision after Australian '''Doctor Who''' fans staged a demonstration outside the ABC's head office in Sydney. The broadcaster then screened the already acquired remaining season 12 episodes in 1977, and purchased brand new episodes in 1978.

These episodes were censored between '''September 1975''' and '''March 1978''' (with the above groupings representing each 'year'), usually no more than six months after the completion of each season in the UK.

[[The Deadly Assassin]] was given an "A" classification, and therefore could not screen in the ABC's early evening timeslot. Of note, the ending to part three - a freeze-frame of the Doctor drowning - was '''not''' on the tapes viewed by the ABC assessors. The controversial cliffhanger had already been edited for the August 1977 repeat on BBC, and it was this modified version that was supplied to the ABC.

[#] [[The Brain of Morbius]] was also given an "A" rating, and therefore was not screened. The ABC later acquired a copy of the 60 minute 31 second omnibus that had screened in the UK on 4 December 1976, and this was submitted to the censors on '''6 September 1978''', but even the heavily truncated story was allocated an "A" rating. This shortened version however ''did'' go to air but in a very late night timeslot as dictated by the "A": it was first shown in Adelaide in 1978, and the other regions in 1980.

(In late 1978, the ABC investigated the possibility of screening some of the other "omnibus" repeats that had aired on the BBC in 1975 and 1976 -- [[The Ark in Space]], [[The Sontaran Experiment]], [[Genesis of the Daleks]], and [[Pyramids of Mars]]. The latter (which had aired in the UK on 27 November 1976, with a reduced running time of 62 minutes and 26 seconds) was submitted to the Australian censors in '''June 1979''', but since it never went to air, the ABC must have ultimately decided against purchasing this or any of the other edited-down editions.)

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block Two 1978)===

'''One story, 6 episodes'''

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|TTT||[[The Green Death]]||6
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In early 1978, the ABC planned a repeat run of Pertwee stories, to be screened in '''colour''' for the first time. But with many of the original PAL tapes having been wiped by the BBC, the ABC could only acquire those serials that existed entirely in colour. It was supplied with colour 16mm prints of [[Spearhead from Space]] and colour video tapes of [[Day of the Daleks]], which were reportedly sourced from the Middle East – from the [[United Arab Emirates]] perhaps? -- or possibly closer to home, from [[Brunei]], where the colour serials had concluded by 1975/76.

The ABC already held (since 1973) the colour tapes of [[Carnival of Monsters]] (with an extended version of part 2), and the four Pertwee stories from season 11 (since 1974).

The ABC also wanted to screen [[The Green Death]], and in March 1978 approached the AFCB to see if they were willing to reassess the serial. The board agreed but wanted to view the serial in colour. Two months later, the ABC duly supplied the censorship board with tapes (presumably supplied to them via [[BBC Sydney]]), and in May 1978, the story was re-classified from "A" to "G" (with a small cut to part 3) by the AFCB, and it was able to be screened in the correct sequence with the other Season Ten repeats. This re-classification also paved the way for the 6-parter to air for the first time in [[New Zealand]] in 1979.

The ABC did not purchase the rights to repeat [[Frontier in Space]] since according to the BBC the 6-parter was not available in colour. However, neither BBC Sydney nor the ABC was aware that the ABC still held all the PAL colour tapes for that serial in its film and video tape library!

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block Two 1979-80)===
[[File:TVTimes79.JPG|right|thumb|350px|When Baker visited Australia in February 1979, he was interviewed by TV Times; it was the cover story of their 24-30 March 1979 issue]]

'''17 stories, 72 episodes'''

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|4V||[[Horror of Fang Rock]]||4
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|4T||[[The Invisible Enemy]]||4
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|4X||[[Image of the Fendahl]]||4
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|4W||[[The Sun Makers]]||4
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|4Y||[[Underworld]]||4
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|4Z||[[The Invasion of Time]]||6
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|5A||[[The Ribos Operation]]||4
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|5B||[[The Pirate Planet]]||4
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|5C||[[The Stones of Blood]]||4
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|5D||[[The Androids of Tara]]||4
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|5E||[[The Power of Kroll]]||4
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|5F||[[The Armageddon Factor]]||6
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|5J||[[Destiny of the Daleks]]||4
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|5H||[[City of Death]]||4
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|5G||[[The Creature from the Pit]]||4
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|5K||[[Nightmare of Eden]]||4
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|5L||[[The Horns of Nimon]]||4
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|}

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

The episodes were censored in three separate blocks, between '''May 1978''' and '''March 1980''' (per the above groupings by 'year'), usually no more than six months after completion of each of the three seasons in the UK.

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block Three 1982)===

'''Seven stories, 28 episodes'''

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|5N||[[The Leisure Hive]]||4
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|5Q||[[Meglos]]||4
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|5R||[[Full Circle]]||4
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|5P||[[State of Decay]]||4
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|5S||[[Warriors' Gate]]||4
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|5T||[[The Keeper of Traken]]||4
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|5V||[[Logopolis]]||4
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|}

Australia therefore bought all of GROUP F and G of the [[Tom Baker stories]]. The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

The transmission of season 18 was held over for a year, so the ABC could screen it back to back with season 19 to ease the transition between Doctors.

The first 24 episodes were censored between '''January and April 1981''', shortly after completion of the series in the UK. [[Logopolis]] however, was not assessed until '''March 1982'''.

It is thought that the ABC might not have been able to purchase this last serial at the time, because their budget allocation for 1981/82 did not take into account the season being two episodes longer than usual. [[Logopolis]] was therefore held over to the next financial year, hence the delay in having it censored, some eleven months after the rest of season 18 had been assessed. As a direct result of this, despite TVNZ having also acquired the tapes in 1981, [[Logopolis]] could not be screened in [[New Zealand]] until after it had been purchased by the ABC.

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===[[Peter Davison stories|PETER DAVISON]] (1982-84) ===

'''20 stories, equivalent of 70 half-hour episodes and one 90 minute special'''

[[File:AWW13Jan82.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Australian Womens' Weekly, 13 January 1982]]
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|5Z||[[Castrovalva]]||4
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|5W||[[Four to Doomsday]]||4
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|5Y||[[Kinda]]||4
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|5X||[[The Visitation]]||4
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|6A||[[Black Orchid]]||2
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|6B||[[Earthshock]]||4
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|6C||[[Time-Flight]]||4
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|6E||[[Arc of Infinity]]||4
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|6D||[[Snakedance]]||4
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|6F||[[Mawdryn Undead]]||4
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|6G||[[Terminus]]||4
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|6H||[[Enlightenment]]||4
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|6J||[[The King's Demons]]||2
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|6K||[[The Five Doctors]]||1
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|6L||[[Warriors of the Deep]]||4
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|6M||[[The Awakening]]||2
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|6N||[[Frontios]]||4
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|6P||[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]||(2/4)
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|6Q||[[Planet of Fire]]||4
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|6R||[[The Caves of Androzani]]||4
|-
|}

Australia therefore bought '''all''' of the [[Peter Davison stories]].

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

Between [[The King's Demons]] and [[The Five Doctors]], the ABC aired a further run of colour Jon Pertwee repeats in 1983. It was during the preliminary planning stages for this run that the PAL colour video tapes for [[Frontier in Space]] were located in the ABC's video library where they had been held since 1973. This serial therefore aired in colour for the first time.

Also acquired and aired for the first time in colour were the Jon Pertwee serials [[The Claws of Axos]], [[Colony in Space]], [[The Sea Devils]], [[The Mutants]], and [[The Time Monster]]; the ABC acquired these from Lionheart in the US rather than the BBC; these were NTSC tapes copied from ones recently found at the Canadian stations [[CKVU]] and [[TVOntario]]. (These did not need to be converted into PAL, as the ABC was able to broadcast from NTSC. Indeed, eye-witness accounts report that some episodes of [[The Sea Devils]] went out with the post-credits US Lionheart ident still in place.)

[[The Five Doctors]] was supplied in its 90 minute version.

The ABC edited the original 46 minute episodes they had received of [[Resurrection of the Daleks]] by cutting them in half at a convenient moment mid-point, creating 'new' cliffhangers, and very brief recaps. The Episode number captions were also removed: Parts Two, Three and Four did not have 'number' captions.

All the episodes were censored between '''March 1982''' and '''April 1984''', usually only a few months after completion of each season in the UK.

There were considerable content issues with [[The Caves of Androzani]]: the censors had deemed parts two, three and four of the serial to be "PGR" (a new rating that had been introduced by the censorship board during the 1980s), which meant it could not be aired in the desired timeslot in its current form. The ABC was given the option to "reconstruct" the story and submit it again. Edits were made to the problem episodes, and the tapes resubmitted on '''8 May 1984'''. However, even in its modified form, part 4 was still given a "PGR" rating. The ABC made further edits, and on its third application on '''14 May 1984''', all four episodes were finally given "G" classifications.

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===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]] (Block One 1984)===

'''One story, 4 episodes'''

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|6S||[[The Twin Dilemma]]||4
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|}

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

It was submitted to the censors (along with the rest of season 21, see above) in '''April 1984'''.

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block Three 1984)===

A further repeat run of more colour Pertwees was scheduled to begin in late 1984. The package supplied included a "new" Pertwee story that had not been acquired back in 1974 because parts of it were available only in black and white.

'''One story, 5 episodes'''

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|WWW||[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]||5
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|}

The serial had recently been cleared for sale to the [[United States]] as a five-parter; Part One was not included in that deal, since it existed only as a 16mm black and white film print. This same contractual arrangement therefore extended to the sale to Australia.

The BBC had made some minor modifications to the tapes: Part Two was re-captioned to become PART ONE, Part Three became PART TWO, Part Four was now PART THREE, and so on, while some brief scene with dialogue that referred to events that happened in Part One were replaced by dropping in 'clips' lifted from elsewhere. For example, the Doctor and Sarah's discussion about the pterodactyl near the start of what had been Part Two was substituted by a cutaway shot of UNIT soldiers shooting at the Tyrannosaurus Rex that had been copied and 'pasted in' from earlier on in the same episode.

It is clear from the censors' records that they had not previously classified the serial in 1974; this was the first time the story had ever been submitted to the AFCB for a rating.

Also included in this package was [[The Curse of Peladon]], which had not previously been screened in colour; a NTSC to PAL conversion had been reshown in the UK as part of the '''"Doctor Who and the Monsters'''" repeat season in 1982. Although it was now in colour, and in effect was deemed to be a "new" programme, the 4-parter did not need to be resubmitted to the censor, since the existing "G" classification from 1972 still applied.

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===[[K9 and Company|K9 AND COMPANY]] (1984)===

'''50 minute special'''

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|[[K9 and Company]]
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The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

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===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]] (Block Two 1985-86)===
[[File:Attack Cybermen.JPG|300px|thumb|Squared four-part variant of titles]]
[[File:Parts One to Four.JPG|300px|thumb|Squared four-part variant of episode numbers]]
'''Six stories, equivalent of 26 half-hour episodes'''

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|6T||[[Attack of the Cybermen]]||2/4
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|6V||[[Vengeance on Varos]]||2/4
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|6W||[[The Two Doctors]]||3/6
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|6X||[[The Mark of the Rani]]||4
|-
|6Y||[[Timelash]]||4
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|6Z||[[Revelation of the Daleks]]||4
|-
|}

Australia therefore bought '''all''' of GROUP A of the [[Colin Baker stories]].

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

Although by this time, the ABC was responsible for its own in-house censorship classification, they still had to report their classifications to the AFCB, which they did in '''June and September 1985'''.

The tapes supplied to the ABC in early 1985 were the 45 minute versions of [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[The Two Doctors]]. The ABC was later supplied with the re-edited and re-captioned 25 minute versions of those three, along with re-edited versions of [[The Mark of the Rani]], [[Timelash]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]].

The BBC re-edited the original 45 minute episodes into 25 minute segments, by cutting them 'in half' at a convenient moment (always at a scene or shot change, never mid-scene / shot) and creating 'new' cliffhangers. The opening title captions were modified to reflect the new episode numbering; a new "squared" font was used for the remade titles, writer credits and episode numbers.

Only [[Revelation of the Daleks]] was further cut by the in-house ABC censors. (An uncut version of this story has never screened in Australia.)

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block Four 1986)===

'''Three stories, 18 episodes'''

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|DDD||[[Inferno]]||7
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|FFF||[[The Mind of Evil]]||6
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|JJJ||[[The Daemons]]||5
|-
|}

In '''1985''', the BBC reissued all 24 of the Pertwee stories - in a mix of colour and black and white episodes (but still not including the b/w part one of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]). The complete package was sold to the [[United States]], [[New Zealand]] and Australia; the package purchased by Australia included the above three stories that did not screen in the 1970s due to censorship issues, but which were now cleared for screening by the ABC's in-house censors.

These programmes were supplied as PAL colour video tapes, NTSC to PAL conversions, or tape transfers from 16mm black and white film, with English soundtracks.

(Although the ABC had previously repeated several Pertwees in 1983 from NTSC tapes, it appears that for this repeat run they were supplied with new NTSC to PAL conversions of those same episodes.)

The ABC assessors passed all the episodes that had previously been cut by the government censors, with the sole exception of [[The Ambassadors of Death]] part 1, which required much of the shooting and fighting between UNIT and Carrington's men in the warehouse removed, just as it had been back in 1971. The ABC censors probably felt the physical violence was far too 'real' having only 12 months previously been forced to severely cut down much of the gun violence from [[The Caves of Androzani]]…

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===[[Colin Baker stories|COLIN BAKER]] (Block Three 1987)===

'''One story, 14 episodes'''

{| {{small-table}}
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|7A-7C||[[The Trial of a Time Lord]]|14
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|}

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

When the ABC aired this serial, they joined two episodes together (removing closing and opening titles and recaps from each pair) and screened them back to back in a 50 minute slot.

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (Block Four 1987)===

For a subsequent repeat run of all the Tom Baker stories, the ABC acquired one further fourth Doctor serial that they had previously been unable to screen due to censorship issues:

'''One story, 4 episodes'''

{| {{small-table}}
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|4P||[[The Deadly Assassin]]||4
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|}

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks. As this was now the BBC's 'default' master copy, the ABC was supplied with the edited part 3 which was still missing the freeze-frame cliffhanger.

At the same time, [[The Brain of Morbius]], which had previously aired in 1978 and 1980 as a 60 minute edited edition, was reclassified as "G" and all four uncut episodes screened for the first time during this run.

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===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]] (1988-1990)===

'''Twelve stories, 42 episodes, not screened in correct order'''
[[File:SydMcCoy.JPG|right|thumb|550px|"Slapstick McCoy", Sydney Morning Herald; 31 October 1988]]

{| {{small-table}}
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|7D||[[Time and the Rani]]||4
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|7E||[[Paradise Towers]]||4
|-
|7F||[[Delta and the Bannermen]]||3
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|7G||[[Dragonfire]]||3
|-
|7H||[[Remembrance of the Daleks]]||4
|-
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|-
|7L||[[The Happiness Patrol]]||3
|-
|7K||[[Silver Nemesis]]||3
|-
|7J||[[The Greatest Show in the Galaxy]]||4
|-
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|-
|7N||[[Battlefield]]||4
|-
|7Q||[[Ghost Light]]||3
|-
|7M||[[The Curse of Fenric]]||4
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|7P||[[Survival]]||3
|-
|}

Australia therefore bought '''all''' of the [[Sylvester McCoy stories]].

The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes with English soundtracks.

[[Remembrance of the Daleks]] was purchased in 1988 along with season 24 as the ABC wanted to air the story to mark the series' 25th anniversary in November.

The supplied video tapes of [[The Curse of Fenric]] did not have the Russian to English subtitles over the opening moments of Part One.

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===[[Paul McGann stories|PAUL McGANN]] (1996)===

'''TV Movie, 84 minutes'''

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|TVM||The [[TV Movie]]
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Australia was the '''third''' country to screen the movie.

It was offered to the ABC on '''21 May 1996''' and screened six weeks later. It had a "PG" rating. (The VHS tape was assessed and passed uncut by the AFCB on '''26 June 1996'''; it was given a "M/15+" rating. It wasn't issued to shops until November.)

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===[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (Block Five 1997)===

'''One 'new' episode'''

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|WWW||[[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]]||1
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The b/w first episode of this serial aired for the first time in Australia on '''28 March 1997''', via the subscription-only satellite channel, BBC UKTV.

The broadcast of this episode marked the equivalent of the '''683rd''' and final 'new' instalment of '''Doctor Who''' to screen on Australian TV (albeit some were in an edited form). It had taken '''32 years''' to reach this milestone...

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===Block 9: PERTWEE / T BAKER ---- '''March 1976 to September 1976'''===
[[File:ZZZ2040676.JPG |right|thumb|250px|Planet of the Spiders part two; Melbourne, 4 June 1976]]
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|'''First Run'''||'''{{ZZZ}}----{{4A}}----{{4B}}----{{4C}}----{{4E}}?'''
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After a long eight-month break with no holiday repeats, the series returned in 1976 with the final Jon Pertwee story, {{ZZZ}}, and the first three Tom Baker serials, which screened in production order, screening on different days of the week in each region, usually at 6.00pm. (Because of this late scheduling of his stories, Australia became the ''third'' country – after [[Netherlands]] and [[Hong Kong]] - to show the fourth Doctor.)

'''AUSTRALIAN DOCTOR WHO FAN CLUB'''

Following the publication in Australia of Target books' '''"The Making of Doctor Who"''' in 1976, a group of Australian fans discovered that a number of stories (such as [[Mission to the Unknown]], [[The Daleks' Master Plan]], [[Inferno]], [[The Mind of Evil]], [[The Daemons]] and [[The Green Death]]) had never been aired on the ABC, and planned to stage a "Dalek Demo" protest outside the ABC's headquarters in downtown Sydney to force the ABC to show the "banned" stories.

By this time the ABC had been receiving a number of complaints from viewers about the "endless" repeats, and decided to pull the series from the schedules early, despite having already purchased the next two serials, {{4E}} and {{4D}}, and had already had a further three, {{4F}}, [{4H}} and {{4J}}, classified by the censors.

On learning of the ABC's decision to drop the series, the fans changed the purpose of their "Dalek Demo" from getting the "banned" stories shown to "Save Doctor Who" - and convince the ABC to reverse its decision to drop the series.

The group with its own home-built Dalek assembled outside the ABC's Broadcast House on Elizabeth Street on '''24 August 1976'''. The ABC relented, and scheduled the remaining purchased Tom Baker serials for the following year. It was as a direct result of the successful demonstration that the first '''[http://www.dwca.org.au/?q=section/about-dwca Australian Doctor Who Fan Club]''' was formally established.

*'''HOBART''': began its run on Sundays, commencing with {{ZZZ}} on '''7 March 1976'''. It was the '''first''' network to screen Tom Baker, on '''18 April'''. It concluded the run on '''20 June 1976''', with {{4C}}.

*'''SYDNEY''': also started {{ZZZ}} on Sunday, '''7 March 1976''', ending '''11 April 1976'''. Tom Baker debuted in New South Wales two weeks later, on Friday, '''23 April 1976''', and the run ended on '''25 June 1976'''.

*'''PERTH''': saw Jon Pertwee bow out from Friday, '''12 March to 16 April 1975'''. Tom Baker arrived a week later, from '''23 April'''. Newspaper listings for northern Western Australia regional stations indicate that the run ended with {{4E}}, making this State the first to screen the Dalek serial.

*'''BRISBANE''': saw the final third Doctor story and the first of the new Doctor episodes on a daily basis, rather than weekly, Monday through Thursdays, from Monday, '''19 April''' to Tuesday, '''4 May 1976''', before switching to weekly on Saturdays, from '''15 May 1976 to 19 June 1976'''.

*'''MELBOURNE''': saw the final Jon Pertwee serial on Fridays, from '''28 May 1976''' to '''2 July 1976'''. After an eight week break, the Tom Baker era commenced, from Sunday, '''29 August 1976''', and this came to an end on '''31 October 1976'''.

*'''ADELAIDE''': had no screenings of '''Doctor Who''' at all during 1976. It wasn't until Sunday, '''27 March 1977''', that ADELAIDE caught up with the rest of the country by airing this Block of new episodes, starting with {{ZZZ}}, weekly on Sundays, through to {{4C}} part four on '''10 July 1977'''. Because they were lagging behind, ADELAIDE was able to also schedule the next Block of episodes to follow on without interruption…

*It is possible that part 4 of {{4C}} may not have aired in all (or only in some?) regions, having been replaced by coverage of cricket.

*'''MINING TOWNS''': These remote areas in Western Australia were still relying on their regular shipments of video-taped programming from PERTH. But starting from '''28 July 1976''', the Tom Price and Paraburdoo communities began to receive programmes in colour for the first time – although most residents still had monochrome TV sets. The first episodes of '''Doctor Who''' they would have seen in colour would be from the tail end of Tom Baker's first series.

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===Block 10: T BAKER ---- '''April 1977 to November 1977'''===
[[File:4D120677.JPG|right|thumb|350px|"Dr Who new series", 4.40pm (Revenge of the Cybermen, part one), 12 June 1977 (Sydney)]]

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|'''First Run'''||'''{{4E}}----{{4D}}'''
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|'''Repeats'''||'''{{UUU}}----{{XXX}}----{{YYY}}----{{ZZZ}}'''
|}

The remaining two season 12 serials that had been purchased before the ABC dropped the series were scheduled from April 1977, screening on Sundays in all regions, at 4.40pm or 5.35pm.

*'''MELBOURNE''': was first to air {{4E}}, from Sunday, '''20 March 1977''' and {{4D}}, from '''8 May 1977'''. The short ten week run concluded on '''29 May 1977'''.
**Repeats of {{UUU}} to {{ZZZ}} aired on Sundays in the same timeslot, from 5 June to 16 October 1977'''.

*'''HOBART''': saw these ten episodes from '''3 April 1977''' to '''5 June 1977'''.
**Repeats of {{UUU}} through to {{ZZZ}} aired on a weekly basis, from '''12 June to 23 October 1977'''.

*'''PERTH''': aired {{4D}} at some stage between August 1976 and June 1977; the exact airdates for this serial have not been found.
**The full set of airdates for the repeat run of {{UUU}}1 to {{YYY}}3 have also not been found, but {{YYY}}4 to {{ZZZ}}6 aired from '''4 September 1977''' to '''6 November 1977'''.

*'''BRISBANE''': From '''24 April 1977''' to '''5 June 1977''', followed by repeats of {{UUU}} through to {{YYY}} on a weekly basis (albeit with some episodes pre-empted), to '''30 October 1977'''. There were no listings to indicate that {{ZZZ}} was repeated in BRISBANE. However on '''7 December 1977''', a generic listing of programming '''"For the Juniors"''', which ran for five hours (from 1.30 to 6.30pm), is given as a replacement for cancelled cricket on that date – there is a remote possibility that {{ZZZ}} was shown as a compilation during this slot.

*'''SYDNEY''': saw the run from '''1 May 1977''' to '''3 July 1977'''.
**{{UUU}} through to {{ZZZ}} were repeated each week (with some pre-emptions during the screening of {{YYY}}), starting '''10 July 1977''' through to '''25 November 1977'''.

*'''ADELAIDE''': was able to screen these two stories straight after the previous Block, from '''17 July 1977''' until '''25 September 1977'''.
**A shorter run of repeats of {{UUU}} and {{XXX}} only aired between '''2 October and 4 December 1977'''.

Of note, the repeats of these last few Pertwee episodes was the '''final time''' that '''Doctor Who''' aired on a weekly basis only; from 1977 until 1987, the series would always only air on weekdays.

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===Block 11: T BAKER (PERTWEE) ---- '''February 1978 to November 1978'''===
[[File:Perth4K.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Pre-empted listing for The Brain of Morbius, 7 March 1978 (Perth)]]
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|'''First Run'''||'''{{4F}}----{{4H}}----{{4G}}----{{4J}}----{{4M}}----{{4L}}----{{4N}}----{{4Q}}----{{4R}}----{{4S}}----{{TTT}}----{{4K}}'''
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|'''Repeats'''||'''{{4A}}----{{4B}}----{{AAA}}----{{KKK}}----{{PPP}}----{{RRR}}----{{UUU}}----{{XXX}}----{{YYY}}----{{ZZZ}}----{{4A}}----{{4B}}----{{4C}}----{{4E}}----{{4D}}----{{4F}}----{{4G}}----{{4H}}----{{4J}}----{{4L}}----{{4M}}----{{4N}}----{{4Q}}----{{4R}}----{{4S}}'''
|}

In early 1978, a change of policy within the ABC saw the decision to not purchase any more '''Doctor Who''' overturned; the station purchased the remaining season 13 serials plus season 14, and scheduled them as one Block.

Two serials, {{4K}} and {{4P}}, had "A" classifications, and therefore did not screen. However, by the time the censors' decision had been disclosed to the ABC in March 1978, the station had already notified some newspapers and listings publications that {{4K}} was screening (as seen in this example here at right from a Perth TV magazine); in most regions {{4M}} was substituted in place of {{4K}}.

The run of new Tom Baker stories was followed by a limited run of Jon Pertwee serials, most of which would be broadcast '''in colour''' for the first time. {{AAA}} was sourced as a colour 16mm film print, whereas the others were on Video Tape. Only a handful still existed in their entirety as PAL colour video tapes. (It is thought that some of these colour tapes were sourced from the Middle East, possibly [[United Arab Emirates]].) (According to the BBC in London, {{QQQ}} only existed in black and white, so the serial was being offered as such; neither the BBC nor the ABC was aware that the PAL colour tapes that had been supplied to the ABC in 1973 were still held at their Film / Video Tape library!)

The 29-minute extended version of {{PPP}} part two with the alternative arrangement of the theme tune aired for the '''first time''' during this run. (The same extended episode had already been seen in [[New Zealand]] in 1975, and was used again for the 1979, 1983 and 1986 Australian repeats, but for the 2004 showing, this was the shorter standard BBC version.)

The ABC sought to have {{TTT}} reclassified to enable them to air one further story in colour; tapes were acquired from the BBC, and it was reassessed and given a "G" rating (with one small cut made to part 3), which overrode the original "A" rating that had prevented it from screening in 1973.

'''NEW EPISODES'''

*'''PERTH''', '''SYDNEY''', '''MELBOURNE''', '''BRISBANE''', '''ADELAIDE''' and '''HOBART''': for the first time ever, all regions commenced the new episodes simultaneously from Tuesday, '''7 February 1978''', at 6.30pm, starting with {{4F}}, screening four nights a week.
**'''BRISBANE''', however, only aired three times a week, skipping the Friday episodes, putting Queensland out of sync with the rest of the country from day one.
**'''MELBOURNE''' also fell out of step by one day due to no episode airing '''27 March 1978'''.
[[File:ADEMorbius78.JPG|thumb|right|Brain of Morbius compilation, in Adelaide only, 11 October 1978]]
*Some regional newspapers announced that {{4K}} would screen the week after {{4J}}, but the "A" rated serial was replaced with {{4M}}, which was brought forward in story order.
*With the screenings now out of sync, and the tapes of the next few serials not received or cleared in time by the censors, the ABC scheduled repeats of {{4A}} and {{4B}} between {{4L}} and {{4N}} in March 1978.
*On the night of Tuesday, '''4 April 1978''', '''PERTH''' was hit by a cyclone (the largest natural disaster to affect the city); half of the city was blacked out. As a result of this, part 1 of {{4N}} was repeated the following night, ahead of part 2. It appears that the following day part 2 was itself repeated ahead of part 3. Part 4, however, aired on its own on the Friday; it wasn't preceded by a repeat of part 3.
*Some newspapers advertised {{4P}} to follow {{4N}}, but the "A" rated serial was usually replaced with {{4Q}}.

'''REPEATS'''

*After {{4S}} 6, all regions screened repeats of {{AAA}}, {{KKK}}, {{PPP}}, and {{RRR}} now in '''COLOUR''' for the first time! The extended version of {{PPP}} 2 with alternative title music also aired for the '''first time'''.
*The next story to air wasn't a repeat – this was {{TTT}}, which had previously been given an "A" classified serial but had been resubmitted for review was granted a "G"; this debuted in '''PERTH''' on '''29 May 1978''', with the other networks screening the "new" serial the following day.
*After this, the re-run of colour Pertwees continued, followed by a complete run of the Tom Bakers, from {{4A}} again through to {{4S}}, with {{4M}} screening in its correct position, but with {{4G}} and {{4H}} screening this time in production order.
*The run concluded with {{4S}} on Tuesday, '''10 October 1978''' in PERTH; on '''11 October 1978''' in SYDNEY; '''12 October 1978''' in HOBART; '''8 November''' in ADELAIDE; and prematurely with {{4R}} part four on '''28 November 1978''' in BRISBANE. (Although, as far as we can determine, {{4S}} was not repeated in BRISBANE.)

'''MORE NEW EPISODES – SORT OF…'''

*'''ADELAIDE''': South Australians had the unique privilege of being the first to see the 60 minute edited compilation of {{4K}} on Wednesday, '''11 October 1978''', at 8.30pm. (It would not screen in the other regions until January 1980…)

*'''CONTINUED: [[Australia TX 1979-1982|1979-1982]]'''

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Poland

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Jon Preddle:

'''[[Wikipedia:Poland|POLAND]]''' is in Eastern Europe. It is bordered by [[Germany]], and the [[Czech Republic]].
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==Television Stations / Channels / Languages==

Poland began its television service in 1953. There is one national television broadcaster - '''[[wikipedia: Telewizja Polska|Telewizja Polska]]''' ([http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/TVP1 TVP1]).

Colour transmissions began in 1971 using the [[Wikipedia:SECAM|SECAM]] colour broadcast system that was common throughout [[:Category:Europe|Europe]]. TVP changed to the PAL system in 1995.

In Poland, foreign programmes were sometimes dubbed or subtitled, but the most common translation method was having Polish spoken over the original dialogue. This was known locally as "polski lektor" (''Polish Lektor'' / ''Polish Reader'').

Television viewers in Poland also had access to several foreign satellite stations, such as [[Germany]]'s '''RTL-Plus''' (on which '''Doctor Who''' aired in the late 80s / early 90s), the European '''[[Wikipedia:Filmnet|Filmnet]]''' platform (a Polish 'branch' launched in 1995; this later merged with Canal+ in February 1997), and '''Sky One'''.

[[BBC Prime]] was also available from the mid-1990s.

{{YouTube table|2G-J8KBKxk4|Generic RTL broadcast in English with added Polish Lektor}}
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In March 1997, '''[[Wikipedia:Polsat 2|Polsat 2]]''' was launched.

By the 2000s, Poland had additional satellite stations. It was on digital station '''[[wikipedia:Tele 5 (Poland)|TELE5]]''' (launched on 19 April 2002) that '''Doktor Who''' aired 2002 to 2003. (TELE 5 broadcast off the Astra-satellite, orbital position: 19,2° East, 10.832 Ghz, horizontal, 27500 Bytes.)

=='''DOCTOR WHO IN POLAND (DOKTOR KTO)'''==

Poland was one of the last countries in Europe – at least ahead of [[Sweden]] – to screen the series (see [[Selling Doctor Who]]).

In Polish, the series was called '''Doktor Kto''' and '''Doktor Who'''.

==[[Peter Cushing|PETER CUSHING]] Movies==
[[File:DWATD Poland 1.JPG|thumb|right|350px|"Dr Who Wśród Daleków", 6 October 1979]]
Both of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies have been shown on TV in Poland:

*'''"Dr Who Wśród Daleków"''' (''Dr Who Among the Daleks'') [other sources call it '''"Doktor Who i Dalekowie"'''; we have used the title that appears in the newspapers]
*'''"Najazd Daleków na Ziemię"''' (''Daleks Invasion of Earth'')

The first film aired on Saturday, '''6 October 1979''', at 4.30pm, on station '''PR I / Studio-2''', and the second film on Wednesday, '''26 December 1979''', at 3.20pm, on '''PR II'''. The sequel was screened again on an unknown date, at 2.55pm, per the second listing below.
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[[File:DalekowiePoland2022.JPG|right|thumb|300px|"Dalekowie" (Dalek Invasion Earth 2150 AD) on Polish streaming service Entclick]]

From '''21 May 2021''', the second film was available on the Polish streaming platform '''Entclick (Island of Entertainment)'''. Under the title '''Dalekowie''' (''Daleks''), the subtitled film (i.e. there was no Polish narration) could be viewed for the low price of '''5.90 zt'''.

*[https://entclick.com/vod,72/dalekowie,202822 Dalekowie on Entclik]
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==[[BBC Records]]==

Poland is not mentioned in '''The Seventies''', '''The Handbook''' or '''DWM'''.

In an earlier edit of the Polish version of WikiPedia: ([http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_Who POLISH DOCTOR WHO]) it said (the section has since been deleted):

:''Na początku lat 90. XX w. jedna z prywatnych stacji telewizyjnych wyemitowała kilkanaście odcinków z Tomem Bakerem w roli czwartej inkarnacji Doktora. W 1997 r. TVP1 pokazała film telewizyny BBC Doctor Who z 1996 r.''

'''This translates as:'''

:''In the early 1990s, one of the private television stations aired a '''few''' episodes with Tom Baker as the fourth incarnation of the Doctor. In 1997, TVP1 showed the 1996 BBC [[TV Movie]] '''"Doctor Who"'''.''

('''NOTE''': The entire paragraph in question has long since been deleted from the Wikipedia page; this may have been done so because of doubt as to whether or not Tom Baker episodes did air on a Polish channel.)

[[File:Poland 2003.JPG|400px|right|thumb|2003 Panopticon Handbook – 40 Fabulous Facts]]
It is not known what "private station" this could have been, as no private TV stations are recorded in the 1990 or any subsequent [[WRTH|World Radio Television Handbook]]. (A list of current Polish TV stations – both public and private - can be seen '''[[wikipedia:Television in Poland|HERE]]''').

With the novelisations (see below) being published in 1993/1994, it's a logical conclusion that these would have come out around the same time as the broadcasts.

Two likely contenders for the station in question are '''Polsat''' (launched in 1992; this was the biggest privately-owned commercial station at that time, and soon become the second largest TV channel across the country) and '''[[wikipedia:Polonia 1|Polonia 1]]''', launched in March 1993.

An unofficial site by fans of Polonia 1 has quite an extensive online "archive" of material, including lists and examples of daily schedules of the various programmes the station aired over the years (see [http://two.xthost.info/polonia1/g_opr93.htm POLONIA 1], as well as a general Polish TV listings "archive" at [http://forum.media2.pl/viewtopic.php?pid=30515 POLISH TV LISTINGS]), but despite our searching in both sites for references to '''Doctor Who''', '''Doktor Who''' or '''Doktor Kto''', none could be found. Of course, not being able to read Polish doesn't exactly help!

One likely scenario is that the "privately-owned" station was in fact one of the many satellite stations that had coverage across most of Europe during the mid-1990s. But the fact that earlier Polish newspapers -- from 1990 and 1993 (see below) -- carried billings for the [[Germany|German]] satellite station '''RTL-Plus''' strongly suggests that the Wikipedia entry is actually referring to those -- except that the episodes that aired featured not Tom Baker but Sylvester McCoy!

Poland is mentioned as having aired the series in the '''2003 Panopticon Convention''' souvenir handbook, under the 40 Fabulous Facts section: "''Doctor Who'' has been shown in 66 countries around the world, from [[Abu Dhabi]] and [[Algeria]], to '''Poland''', [[Qatar]], [[Taiwan]] and [[Rhodesia / Zimbabwe|Zimbabwe]]". (The reference to 66 countries is out slightly – at best count, Polish was nearer the 70th mark...)

The inclusion of Poland in this publication would probably be in relation to the then-recent screenings of [[Tom Baker stories]] on the Polish satellite station '''TELE5''', from early 2002 to mid-2003, which oddly enough is ''not'' mentioned in the Wikipedia entry... (Unless the Wiki entry reference to "early 1990s" is actually wrong, and they instead mean "early 2000s" in reference to the TELE5 broadcasts...?)

==Novelisations==
[[File:Polish books.JPG|right|350px|Polish novelisations]]

Three of the Target novels penned by Terrance Dicks were translated into Polish and issued by Publishing Empire in '''1993-1994'''; of these, only the third story was later shown on television:

* '''''DZIEŃ DALEKÓW''''' (translates as ''"Day Daleks"'') ([[Day of the Daleks]])
* '''''WLADCY CZASU''''' (translates as ''"Rulers of Time"'') ([[The Three Doctors]])
* '''''ZEMSTA CYBORGÓW''''' (translates as ''"Revenge Cyborgs"'') ([[Revenge of the Cybermen]])

==Stories bought and broadcast==

===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (1990s?)===
[[File:Poland14M90.JPG|right|thumb|250px|Billing for "Doktor Kto" at 10.35 on RTL-Plus in Polish newspaper, Dziennik Lodzki, 14 May 1990]]
[[File:Poland18Ju90.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Billing for "Doktor Kto" at 10.30 on RTL-Plus in Polish newspaper, Dziennik Lodzki, 18 June 1990]]
[[File:PolRTL93.JPG |thumb|right|250px|Billing for "Dr Kto" at 1.40 on RTL in Polish newspaper, Trybuna, 3 July 1993]]

It is not known what [[Tom Baker stories]] screened on Polish TV in the 1990s – if any even did. (Since the BBC always seemed to offer new purchasers Baker's first season - starting with [[Robot]] – it's likely a selection of those stories were the ones seen.)

As noted above and below, it is more than likely that the broadcasts referred to in the old Wikipedia edit were another regional satellite or cable station, most likely being the Sylvester McCoy episodes airing on [[Germany]]'s '''RTL-Plus'''.

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===[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]]===
===[[Paul McGann stories|PAUL McGANN]]===

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===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]] (2000s)===

Seven stories, 28 episodes (not in correct story order):

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Poland therefore bought part of GROUPs A and B of the [[Tom Baker stories]]. They were PAL colour video tapes.

Rather than acquiring English tapes and dubbing them into Polish, there is a strong possibility that Tele5 received copies of the episodes that had been dubbed into [[France|French]] in 1986: the animated series '''[[Wikipedia:Dragon Ball Z|Dragon Ball Z]]''' was dubbed and distributed throughout Europe by the French-based '''[[wikipedia:Mediawan Thematics|AB Groupe]]''', who was also the producer of '''Club Dorothee''' which aired 26 episodes of '''Doctor Who''' in 1989. When '''Dragon Ball''' was shown in Poland, it aired in French but with Polish narration (aka Polish Lektor). Here's a clip from '''Dragonball''' showing what that combination sounds like:
{{YouTube table |k14OWVmd82Q|Dragon Ball Z - French dub with Polish Lektor
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The fact that Tele5 also aired only 26 episodes - the same number that aired in France - and that the Tele5 listings had the episodes being from "1987" does support this. The clear connection linking Club Dorothee to the AB Groupe to French/Lektor editions of Dragon Ball on Polish TV also supports that Club Dorothee may have been the source of the tapes.

For the run of episodes that aired in 2003, it's believed that they were all in English but with Polish Lektor, which suggests that Tele5 acquired a second set of videos, all from season 12, and including [[The Sontaran Experiment]].

==Transmission==

'''[[Tom Baker]] / [[Sylvester McCoy]]?'''

A run of Tom Baker stories '''''may have''''' aired in the '''early 1990s'''; possibly '''1993/1994''', which was when the three novelisations were published (see above).
*If these did in fact air via a UK or European-based satellite or cable channel – such as [[BBC Prime]], [[Super Channel]] - or were actually Sylvester McCoy episodes - seen on the German station '''RTL-Plus''' (which is supported by printed TV listings) -- then these transmissions do not count as being Polish… (and for this reason we have not included a 1990s entry for Poland in the [[Storyguide|Story Guide]] list of countries.)

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'''[[Paul McGann|PAUL McGANN]]'''
[[File:DoktorWhoPoland1997.JPG|right|thumb|300px|TV Movie on Canal+; Trybuna Śląska, 27 July 1997]]

The sale of the 1996 Paul McGann [[TV Movie]] to "Poland" was reported in issue 235 (October 1996) of the DWAS newsletter ''Celestial Toyroom''.

The '''Complete Eighth Doctor Special''' from ''DWM'' later reported that the Polish satellite station [[wikipedia:Filmnet|Film Net]] [sic] had acquired the rights to screen the movie '''fifteen''' times by October 1997. But any transmissions on that station would have to have been '''prior''' to February 1997, some eight months earlier, as that was when the short-lived Filmnet Poland ceased operations following a merger with the French distribution company Canal+.

We accessed and searched several Polish and other Eastern European newspapers that published listings for the TV Polish channels, but '''none''' of them carried any listings for FilmNet in 1996 or 1997. We did however find some appearances of the film on Canal+. It's therefore likely that Filmnet Poland's plan to screen the film did not eventuate due to the take-over, and the film was instead shown on Canal+ - but maybe not as many as fifteen times.

The first recorded Canal+ screening we could find was in the ''Trybuna Śląska'' for Monday, '''27 July 1997''' at 8.00pm. The TV listing itself was shortened to '''"Dr Who"''', while an accompanying preview was headed in full as '''"Doktor Who"'''; this was illustrated with a photo of Paul McGann and Daphne Ashbrook.

It was repeated on Canal+ on '''18 September 1997''' at 12.50am, on '''25 September 1997''' at 2.55am, and again '''10 October 1997''' at 4.00am. That was the last listing that was located using OCR.
[[File:TVM VHS Poland.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Cover of the Polish VHS tape]]
Around that same time, (circa '''1996/1997'''), the film was also released on VHS from MCA/Universal/CIC and ITI Home Video Poland, presumably for the Rental market only. Titled '''"Doktor WHO"''', the tape - which was in English with "Polish Lektor" narration - had a cover design that was unique and quite different to that seen on most of the other tapes of the Movie (but see also [[Japan]]). (Poland had by this time switched to the PAL colour standard.)

The tagline on the cassette box was '''"Czy Świat Doczeka Nowego Stulecia?"''' (''Will the World See a New Century?''), which was very similar to that on the tape available in [[Hungary]].

Still billed as '''Doktor Who''', the movie later aired on the Polish station '''Polsat 2''' on Friday, '''26 March 1999''' from 9.05pm to 11pm. It aired again the following day, '''27 March''' at 8.05pm.

There was a further showing on '''16 July 2000''' at 9.00pm, this time on '''PolSat 1'''.

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'''[[Tom Baker|TOM BAKER]]'''
[[File:PolandDW.JPG|thumb|right|450px|First TELE5 listing for "Doktor Who", 20 April 2002]]
[[File:Poland1.JPG|thumb|right|450px|"Doktor Who", episode 7 of 26, Tele5 website, 10 August 2002]]
[[File:Poland2.JPG|thumb|right|450px|"Doktor Who", episode 8 of 26, Tele5 website, 11 August 2002]]

'''TELE5 (2002-2003)'''

Starting from Saturday, '''20 April 2002''', the Polish satellite station '''TELE5''' commenced a run of 26 Tom Baker episodes, on Saturdays and Sundays at 9.30am. (As noted above, these were likely to be in French with added Polish Lektor narration.)

From Saturday, '''20 July 2002''', the stories were run again, presumably in the same order as before - the newspaper identify the episodes on '''10 and 11 August''' as being '''(7/26)''' and '''(8/26)''' which does tally with 26+7 and 26+8 -- see clippings at right.

From the third episode of the repeat (on '''27 July'''), the timeslot moved to the earlier time of 8.35am, then to 8.25am a few weeks after. On '''1 September''' the slot was 8.30am - presumably the slots for the remaining episodes fluctuated to the end of the run.

The stories were cycled again, from Saturday, '''19 October 2002''', but it would appear that this third run was curtailed after only 14 episodes ([[Genesis of the Daleks]] 6), ending on Sunday, '''1 December 2002'''. 66 episodes had aired during this run.

The second run of Tom Baker episodes commenced five months later, on Monday, '''12 May 2003''', running the five week-days at 4.40pm.

It would appear that these were different versions than the ones that had aired before, and were in English with Polish subtitles or Polish Lektor narration. This included [[The Sontaran Experiment]], which was not part of the previous run.

At some point prior to '''1 July 2003''', the series moved to the 7pm evening slot until the end of the run.

These five stories / 20 episodes were cycled through three times each, with the final episode airing on Friday, '''1 August 2003'''.

==TV listings==
{{Airdates-left|Poland}}

We checked a couple of issues of ''Dziennik Lodzki'' – and the only listings for '''"Doktor Kto"''' (on 14 May and 18 June 1990) are for the Monday morning "repeat" screenings of the [[Germany|German]] '''RTL-Plus''' episodes starring Sylvester McCoy.

The Polish newspaper ''Trybuna'' has also been checked for all of 1990 to 1995; this paper did publish comprehensive TV listings for Polish as well as foreign-based terrestrial, cable and satellite channels. And here, the only listings for '''"Dr Kto"''' were also for the [[Germany|German]] station '''RTL''', which was re-screening [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] at the time – see example illustrated above. This supports our belief that the series never aired on a local Polish station in the 1990s: the Wikipedia entry is therefore incorrect, and is actually referring to the [[Germany|German]] Sylvester McCoy episodes.

The '''TELE5''' screenings summary has been collated from Benjamin F Elliott's online guide '''[http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/thisweekindoctorwho/msearch?query=tele5&pos=30&cnt=10 THIS WEEK IN DOCTOR WHO]''' and [https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=227&detail=broadcast&page=1 updated HERE] - although Benjamin does admits that the TELE5 website was in Polish (which he couldn't read) and didn't give titles, so the story information he provided in TWIDW was mostly assumed. While we have adopted the airdates from TWIDW, we have applied the story titles per the table above, which deviates in a few places from what Benjamin was trying to make sense of.

The [[TV Movie]] listings are from ''Glos Pomorza'' and ''Trybuna Śląska'', which are available online.

The Tele5 'clippings' here are screen grabs taken from the scant few [https://web.archive.org/web/20020806220501/http://www.tele5.pl/ WayBack Machine entries] for the old Tele5 website. Of note, the '''20 April 2002''' billing dates the first serial as '''1987'''. (This might relate to when the dialogue-free episodes were prepared for the sale to [[France]].)

We also referred to a [http://forum.media2.pl/viewtopic.php?pid=30515 Polish fan forum] (which appears to have now closed?).

==Poland in Doctor Who==
*The crate of plastic cups opened in [[The Faceless Ones]] part 1 is marked "Made in Poland".
* The Doctor mentions Polish astronomer, Nicolas Copernicus ([[Robot]]).
* Actress [[wikipedia:Ingrid Pitt|Ingrid Pitt]] ([[The Time Monster]], [[Warriors of the Deep]]) was born in Poland.
* Tomek Bork (Captain Sorin, [[The Curse of Fenric]]), was born in Poland.
* The Doctor claims to have known Polish-born scientist, Marie Curie ([[TV Movie]]).

==Links==
*[[Main Page]]
*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
*[[Articles & Analysis]]
*[[BBC Records]]
*[[Doctors]]
**[[Tom Baker stories]]
**[[Paul McGann stories]]

[[Category:Europe]]

The Daleks' Master Plan

2026-04-09T09:36:08Z

Jon Preddle:

{{episodes|V|3|1|13 Nov 1965 to 29 Jan 1966|The Myth Makers|The Massacre|}}
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*The serial was planned as a 12-parter. However, from the stage directions in the rehearsal and camera scripts for parts six and seven, particularly with regards to the "NEXT EPISODE" captions, it would seem that by the time the serial was '''made''', it was being treated as an 11-parter (the serial would be sold as such to foreign broadcasters), but with an additional episode screened at Christmas, but only for consumption in the UK; and as such, the Christmas-themed part seven was never telerecorded. (Since telerecording machines needed to be booked weeks in advance, and with the episode going out on Christmas Day when no TR machine operators would be on duty, the episode could not be TRed during broadcast, as was the norm for '''Doctor Who''' in 1965. Although Enterprises could have had the episode TRed from the master video tape at a later date, it's clear that a firm decision to exclude the episode from foreign sale had been made by them many months earlier.)
*'''The Daleks' Master Plan''' should therefore be regarded as an 11-parter with a special Christmas episode '''added''' for UK viewers, rather than as a 12-parter, with an episode '''removed''' from foreign sale. Or put another way, it's an 11-parter which, after its sixth episode on 18 December 1965, took a fortnight's break before resuming on New Years Day 1966; meanwhile its replacement on 25 December 1965 was a one-off episode of '''Doctor Who'''...
* The 11-part serial (minus the Christmas 'special') was offered to [[Australia]] in '''March 1966''', along with [[Galaxy 4]], [[Mission to the Unknown]], and [[The Myth Makers]].
* It was viewed by the Australian censors on '''13 September 1966''' - and rated with a mixture of "G" and "A" classifications, with and without cuts.
*The ABC had already started screening season 3 at that stage, so after [[The Myth Makers]] they filled the schedule with a run of repeats, while they awaited a final decision. But by the end of '''November 1966''' the ABC had ultimately decided against attempting to "reconstruct" the films, since the "A" classifications on some of the episodes that didn't have cuts would prevent them from screening the serial in their preferred early evening timeslot anyway. They recommenced screening season 3 starting with [[The Massacre]] in mid-'''December'''...
*While all this was happening, Terry Nation withdrew all the Dalek stories from sale.
* After lodging an unsuccessful appeal to the censorship board, [[BBC Sydney]] officially "wrote off" selling the serial to the ABC in '''March 1967'''. And since the ABC did not purchase the rights to screen it, they did not make any clearance payments to the BBC.
*A few months later, [[Barbados]] purchased Season 3 (see October 1967 newspaper clipping on that page); [[Mission to the Unknown]] and The Daleks' Master Plan were not available because of the Australian rejection and moratorium. It's therefore highly unlikely that the BBC would have struck any further prints of the serial in 1966 while they were awaiting word on whether a sale had been made to Australia, and certainly not during 1967 when the Dalek serials were off the catalogue.
* It is not known what happened to the Australian prints. The ABC did not 'own' the prints -- in fact they never had them in their possession at all during the processes described above. In all likelihood, they'd have been returned to the BBC's Sydney office, and were subsequently shipped back to London.
*The '''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/f60bee360975472895cd4a6c394e6bce 25 October 1971''' edition of '''Blue Peter'''] used an extract from part 3, so it's clear that the BBC had or struck a print of that episode (at least) in 1971.
**NOTE: What is particularly curious about this clip is the clip itself. '''Blue Peter''' wanted to show-case the appearance by one of its presenters in '''Doctor Who''', so what clip do they choose to show? One with the Daleks in their spaceship that leads directly into one of Peter Purves in the SPAR. It wasn't one with the Daleks and Steven in ''the same scene together'', which you'd think would be what they would go for if such a scene was available to them (and such scenes do occur in parts ten and twelve). Could it be, therefore, that by late 1971 the BBC did not actually have that many prints featuring Purves and the Daleks (not even part 3 or 6 of [[The Chase]]?), so the clip from part 3 was the best from what was already a poor selection?
*BBC Enterprises had junked all 11 telerecording master negatives at some point between 1972 and 1974.
*By '''mid-1973''', the BBC still retained prints of episodes 2,3, and 4 (at least), although these copies were sited at different locations around London: episode two had been taken to the BBC's film studios in Ealing (from which it was "taken" in 1973, and subsequently returned in 2004), whereas part three was at BBC Enterprises and four was kept in the film library. Part 4 was borrowed by the '''Blue Peter''' producers for use in their tenth anniversary clip montage (broadcast on '''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/a53c08f7455d4cf7824278f89380f326 5 November 1973]'''), but was never returned to its place of origin. At some point between '''1978''' and '''1983''', parts five and ten ended up in the basement of a Mormon church. Where they had been prior to 1978 is unknown. Whether these five prints were all part of the same set of 11 is unknown; nor is it known how they came to be separated in the first place.
**See our further musings on the [[Mormon Mystery|Mormon Church recovery here]].
*In all likelihood these were all from the set that had been sent to Australia in 1966 (and if so, had been returned to London years earlier than the 1975 bulk shipment of returns by the ABC), as it is difficult to comprehend why the BBC would have struck a second set of films for a story it could not sell. (It is a '''remote''' possibility that Enterprises had struck two sets in early 1966: one went to and remained in Australia, the other sat on the shelf in readiness for the second sale (which would have been to [[Barbados]] in 1967) but by 1971 only a couple of these were still held, otherwise you'd think '''Blue Peter''' would have used a far better choice of clips in 1971...)
* See also [[Hartnell Junkings]]

'''FURTHER POINTS TO CONSIDER''':
*At the time the offer was made to [[Australia]] in early 1966, both [[Singapore]] and [[Gibraltar]] were coming to the end of their transmissions of season two; the BBC may have struck additional prints of this story in anticipation of a sale to those two countries. As it turned out, neither country picked up the option to continue with the series after [[The Time Meddler]]. (The two episodes found in 1983 may have been from a set of these unused 'additional' copies.)
*Even if the serial '''had''' been accepted and broadcast in [[Australia]] in 1966, the two other countries screening season three at the time - [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] - would probably have been denied broadcast rights anyway, because by the end of that year, the BBC had withdrawn the sale of all Dalek serials as part of their agreement with Terry Nation.
*By the time the moratorium had been lifted at the end of 1967, only [[New Zealand]] and [[Sierra Leone]], which were still lagging behind with screening the series, would have been in a position to include and schedule the serial with the rest of season three, but since neither country did buy this (and [[Mission to the Unknown]]) it must have been the cost that prevented them from doing so... (The cost of a serial was on a "per episode" basis; at 11 episodes, this was quite an expensive serial to buy.)
*Both [[Barbados]] and [[Zambia]] had screened as far as [[The Smugglers]] by the end of 1968, and probably wouldn't have been interested in buying and screening a story out of sequence.
* And because [[Singapore]] did not purchase season three until 1972 (as a "back-catalogue" package), it's likely that the sales rights to the 11-parter (usually five or seven years from first UK broadcast) had already lapsed and not been renewed by the end of 1971, which would have prevented [[Singapore]] from buying the serial with the rest of the season.

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List of Conventions in the United States

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Jon Preddle:

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* This list of over '''<span id='conCount'></span>''' events contains only official conventions or shows attended by '''Doctor Who''' cast or crew.
* There were hundreds if not thousands of fan-run gatherings, mini-conventions and events (such as pledge drives) that aren't covered here.
*The travelling '''[[Doctor Who USA Tour|Doctor Who USA Tour / Celebration & Tour 87-88]]''' is also not covered here; that has its own [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]] and [[List of Celebration & Tour stops|list of STOPS]].
*Also omitted are '''Blakes 7''' conventions where Terry Nation was the only '''Doctor Who''' guest, and events where Douglas Adams, in his capacity as creator of '''The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy''', was also a guest.
*Large-scale annual events such as [[Wikipedia:San Diego Comic-Con|San Diego Comic Con]] (since 1970), [[Wikipedia:New York Comic Con|New York Comic Con]] (since 2006), and [[Wikipedia:Pensacon|Pensacon]] (since 2014), which are often attended by '''Doctor Who''' actors and production members, are also not included.
* Persons whose names are <s>struck through</s> are identified in publicity or other advertising material as attending, but who ultimately did not appear at the event
* Additional information, such as convention booklets and advertising flyers, can be found for some of the events on the relevant city / state profile and at the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention_fliers Doctor Who Cuttings Archive]
*The Gallifrey One conventions (ongoing since 1990) feature many guests from the TV, audio, books, comics and peripheral worlds of '''Doctor Who''' and its spin-offs '''Torchwood''', '''The Sarah Jane Adventures''' and '''Class''', as well as from other popular SF films and TV series. We have therefore not included ''everyone'' in our lists here (but a full roll call of convention guests can be seen at the [http://www.gallifreyone.com/?page_id=104 Gallifrey One Conventions site]).
*The long-running Dixie Trek convention has a profile on the [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Dixie_Trek FanLore website HERE]

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! |'''Date'''
! |'''City'''
! |'''State'''
! |'''Venue'''
! |'''Name (organizers)'''
! style="width:30%" |'''Guests'''
! style="width:30%" |'''Notes'''
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||Apr. 13-15, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||LA Marriott||Los Angeles Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Convention||||No Doctor Who guests, but continuous videos of the series played in the "Doctor Who Theatre", sponsored by Time-Life and [[KBSC]]. Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Takes_L.A._by_Storm Starlog 25]. Press kit [https://broadwcast.org/images/1/19/1979-04-13_A_Weekend_with_the_Doctor.pdf here]
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||Dec. 1, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Continental Hyatt House||The Doctor Who Convention (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Tom Baker, Graham Williams, Terrance Dicks, Gerry Davis, Don Gallacher (music producer of Mankind's disco version of the theme-tune)||Baker and Williams showed up at the eleventh hour; the studio sessions for [[Shada]] had been cancelled and they had nothing else to do that weekend. Video room included [[The Daemons]] and [[Nightmare of Eden]] 1. Baker stayed until the next day to do a signing at Venice Beach. Extensive con report and interview with Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Visit_with_The_Doctor_(Who) Starlog 34]. Interview with Dicks in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Terrance_Dicks Starlog 37]. Ad in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_Who_Convention LA Weekly].
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||Mar. 1-2, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Hyatt Regency||Who 1 (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Ian Marter, Elisabeth Sladen, Terrance Dicks, Pat Dunlop||Report and interviews in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%27s_Companions_Come_to_Hollywood Starlog 42]. Sladen's appearance mentioned in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_tripper%27s_fear_of_flying Liverpool Echo].
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||Mar. 22, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||North Hollywood Park||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who%27s_Leela_gets_a_call_from_the_West London Evening Standard]
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||Mar. 23, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Wonderworld Books||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||
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||Feb. 6-8, 1981||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon II||Terrance Dicks, Elisabeth Sladen, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett)||Generic SF convention
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||Aug. 14-16, 1981||[[Tulsa]]||Oklahoma||Camelot Hotel||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||<s>Tom Baker</s>, <s>Lalla Ward</s>, Peter Davison (1st con), Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner (1st con), David Valla ([[The War Games]])||Davison had finished recording [[Kinda]] the day before. Guests are only there on the 16th, due to an air-traffic controllers strike that delayed their flight. Videos shown include [[The Edge of Destruction]], [[The Rescue]], [[An Unearthly Child]] 1. Interviews with JNT and Davison in Fantastic Films 28, Fantasy Empire 4, and Davison in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62], article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What%27s_a_Panopticon%3F_Ask_a_%27Who%27_Fan Tulsa World]. Con organizer Barbara Elder was interviewed by [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._Viewers_Fancy_BBC_Sci-Fi_Fantasy Variety]
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||Feb. 5-7, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon III||John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Nicholas Courtney (1st US con), Jane Judge, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett), Dave Prowse||Generic SF convention. It was here that Bulloch hinted to JNT that he'd like to appear in Doctor Who again. It didn't happen. Courtney often spoke of his first-ever US convention where he encountered lots of female fans dressed as the Brigadier. (In his autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It" (2005), Courtney says his first US con was at the Holiday Inn in Fort Lauderdale, in 1982 - soon after he'd finished filming [[Mawdryn Undead]]. However, this event was six months ''before'' he worked on [[Mawdryn Undead]]; we feel sure Courtney is misremembering things. He isn't getting the year wrong and mixing this up with the 1983 Omnicon IV (see below) because he wasn't there; indeed ''none'' of the newspaper or fanzine reports on that later event mention him.
|-||Feb./Mar.?, 1982||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||University of Florida||||John Nathan-Turner||Nathan-Turner showed tapes of recently-screened Peter Davison stories. (We're not exactly sure when this event was; Omnicon III was held in Fort Lauderdale from 5-7 Feb -- see above; since JNT was in Florida for that, the visit to Gainesville may have been a side-trip. If it was a separate visit to the state, it would likely have been after work on season 19 had completed (which wrapped on 1 March 1982) and before rehearsals for season 20 commenced (on 30 March 1982).
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||July 16-18, 1982||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Americana Congress||Panopticon West II||John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Sutton, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, Terry Nation, Anthony Ainley, Terry Sampson (BBC Enterprises)||Also known as "Sweatcon". There were between 3,000 and 6,000 attendees each day, and no air-conditioning! Recording on [[Arc of Infinity]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner announced the pre-sale to the US of 78 Peter Davison episodes (i.e. three seasons worth). It was while at this event that Nathan-Turner sounded out Nation for permission to do a Dalek story to close the 20th season. The [[KRMA]] documentary [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] was filmed. Season 19 shown in video room. Reports in DWM 76 and Fantasy Empire 6. Presumably the interview with JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62] was conducted here. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_hero_for_all_ages,_Dr._Who_is_just_out_of_this_world Chicago Tribune]. Brief mentions in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._fans_go_wild_for_Dr_Who_and_Nyssa Daily Express], the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who's_thousands Aberdeen Evening Press] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_of_their_lives Liverpool Daily Post]. AP photo of Ainley and fans appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_that_doctor%3F_%28AP_photo%29 several newspapers].
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||Aug. 21-22, 1982||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||||||Terrance Dicks||On the morning of 22 August, Dicks was woken by a telephone call from script editor Eric Saward to sound out his availability to write [[The Five Doctors]]
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||Sept. 18-19, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado|| ||Star Con-Denver VI||John Nathan-Turner||It was while at this convention, that Doctor Who Fan Club of America president, Ron Katz, established an "agreement" with John Nathan-Turner for the club to sell "unofficial" DWFCA merchandise. Film-maker David Ryan approached JNT about a 'behind the scenes' documentary for the 20th next year. [[Castrovalva]] and [[Earthshock]] were shown.
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||Oct. 23, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn?||Galaxy Party (Omnicon)||Jon Pertwee (first U.S. con)||Report and photos in Fantasy Empire 6.
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||Nov. 21, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Mammoth Gardens||Whovian Festival II (aka Colorado Whovian Festival)||Sarah Sutton, Anthony Ainley||This was the first event run by the newly-formed Doctor Who Fan Club of America (DWFCA). Whovian Festival I (June 5, 1982) was a local gathering with no celebrity guests.
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||Feb. 4-6, 1983||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon IV||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner,  John McElroy (DWAS)||DW and Star Trek. Davison - who wore his Doctor's costume - had just completed recording [[Enlightenment]]. JNT was at the Con 5-6 Feb only, but stayed on in the US on holiday until 14 Feb. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/More_than_300_attend_sci-fi_festival Galveston Daily News], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Spaced-out_sci-fi_fans_beam_down_for_festival Sun-Sentinel] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_is_real_far_out Tallahassee Democrat]. Report in Fantasy Empire 1983 Summer Special.
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||Feb. 13, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||John Nathan-Turner||More of a signing than a convention, photos of event [https://www.facebook.com/GharyZ/photos_albums HERE]. A group of fans had earlier staged their own version of [[The Five Doctors]]; they appeared at the event still in costume, and the group was photographed with JNT. (After being in the US for over a week, JNT flew back to the UK on 14 Feb.) Photos of Nathan-Turner with the costumed fans appear in the Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special. Photo of JNT in DWM 83.
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||Feb. 19-20, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson||More of a signing than a convention; signing sessions ran from noon-2pm, then 4-6pm on the first day, and noon-2pm, 3-5pm on the second. A (delayed) story was run in the 6 May 1983 [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_who_are_in_the_know_crowd_store_to_see_%27Doctor%27 Daily Herald]. Photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id31.html HERE], and [http://blogforgallifrey.com/?p=88 HERE (from the 20th)].
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||Mar. 13, 1983||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||UF Carleton Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA) mini-festival||Ron Katz||Probably no guests. Katz showed two stories: "Ones that haven't aired yet, featuring Peter Davison." Story in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_brings_a_new_dimension_to_space The Sun]
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||May 27-30, 1983||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Palo Alto||NADWAS||Tom Baker, Christopher Crouch (BBC Enterprises)||Baker and Crouch were interviewed for [[Dr. Who in America]]; Baker also recorded his [[An Interview with]] segment at the [[KTEH]] studios
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||May 28-30, 1983||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Seattle Trade Center||Futurefest 83||||Not sure if any DW guests attended.
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||July 9-10, 1983||[[Tampa]]||Florida||McKay Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen, John Nathan-Turner||The various conventions attended by Jon Pertwee during July 1983 were chiefly to publicise his stories, some of which (i.e. just the full colour ones) had recently been re-released into US syndication. Pertwee gave JNT some candy called "Mounds", asking him to give these to his old friend Ingrid Pitt, who JNT would be seeing a few days later at rehearsals for [[Warriors of the Deep]]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. The interviews with Pertwee that appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Jon_Pertwee:_The_Gallant_Doctor Starlog 79], and Sladen seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_an_Actor Starlog 77] were likely conducted during the July tour. Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hiccup_delays_Worzel_Gummidge Liverpool Echo]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Are_you_a_fan_of_Dr._Who%3F Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult_of_fans_knows_that_the_Doctor_is_in Tampa Tribune].
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||July 13, 1983||[[Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||Hamilton Hall, University of NC||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Reports in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983, [http://kith.beeblebroxcompany.org/tagged/Volume-1.8 KITH Newsletter], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_lands_in_North_Carolina Star-News]
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||July 16, 1983||[[New York City|New York]]||New York||Beacon Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3f_There's_no_question_he's_a_cult_hero Wilmington Evening News].
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||July 16-17, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton International O'Hare||Creation||Tom Baker||Report in Fantasy Empire Collectors Edition No 1, and photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id29.html HERE]. Tom Baker appeared on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7gz5zMICqo local news].
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||July 19, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Walnut Street Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Festival_To_Be_In_Philly The Daily Times]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_%27Dr._Who%27_star_wonders_%27why_all_the_fuss%3F%27 Courier-Post].
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||July 22-24, 1983||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Panopticon West III (Prydonian Renegades)||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Fiona Cumming, <s>John Levene</s>, Ian Fraser, David Saunders (from DWAS)||Nathan-Turner flew to the US only hours after attending the final day's location filming on [[The Awakening]]. Saunders recalls that rumours were circulating at the con that Colin Baker had been cast as the sixth Doctor. Report in Fantasy Empire 12, and interview with Ainley in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Anthony_Ainley Starlog 80], and JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/John_Nathan_Turner_Producing_Doctor_Who Starlog 82]. Footage shown in [[The Whovians]].
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||July 23-24, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Granada Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Photos in DWM 83. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Stateside_Whovians_are_gathering_in_summer The South Bend Tribune].
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||July 30-31, 1983||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Paramount Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||A selection of early black and white stories and colour Pertwees was shown, plus brand new Season 20 episodes. Also screened were episodes of Worzel Gummidge. 
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||Aug. 12-14, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||The Authorized Dr. Who 20th Anniversary Celebration (ComicCon)||Peter Davison, Ian Marter, Janet Fielding (1st con), John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney||Nathan-Turner (who celebrated his 36th birthday on 12 Aug) brought tapes of season 20 episodes. Reports in DWM 83 and Fantasy Empire 13, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id20.html HERE].
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||Aug. 20-21, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||John Leeson (1st con)||Leeson often speaks of his first US con; he was the sole guest at a fan event in Philadelphia, where (in disguise as a fan called "George from Pittsburgh") he participated in a "K9 sound-alike competition" - and lost! Photo of "disguised" Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]. Report in North American CT (Oct 1983), and article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who-Manoids_Flip_Over_Their_TV_Hero The Inquirer]
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||Oct. 1-2, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Creation, The Elder Corp.||Tom Baker||Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_on_Earth... The Sunday Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Taking_the_Mystery_Out_of_Doctor_Who%3F%3F%3F The Boston College Heights].
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[North Carolina|Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||University of NC||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||
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||Nov. 26-27, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||The Ultimate Celebration (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton (1st con), Peter Davison, Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, John Leeson, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Carole Ann Ford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Louise Jameson, Mary Tamm, Nicola Bryant, Fiona Cumming, Ian Fraser, Gary Downie, Julie Brennan, Terry Nation, Peter Moffatt, Matthew Waterhouse||Location filming for [[The Caves of Androzani]] had been completed the week before, although JNT was in Canada at that time, flying on to the US directly. It was at this event that JNT approached Troughton to appear in Season 22. On 25 November 1983, at the end of the UK broadcast of [[The Five Doctors]], Peter Davison was briefly interviewed by Terry Wogan (filmed on 14 November), and said he was flying off to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIfaZRCsc4w a US convention in Chicago]. On 28 November, various UK news bulletins, such as [http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3yLMbKdUlSQ#t=7s BBC 1 News] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzRQZ0R9qoQ&feature=related Newsround] reported on the event, one of which was used in the 29 November edition of ''Video Dispatch'' in New Zealand. Also on 29 November, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5VjMVADBk ''Entertainment Tonight''] reported on the convention. On 3 December, ''Entertainment This Week'' ran the same story, but with an edit that omitted the majority of the clips from [[The Five Doctors]]. That same edition of ''ETW'' aired in New Zealand on 17 December 1983, and in Australia on 8 January 1984. The existing elements of [[Shada]] were shown for the first time. A full con report appeared in DWM "Merchandise Special" 1984. Pertwee recorded a voiceover for the con's [http://fuzzymemories.tv/#videoclip-2104 TV commercial]. Fan Video of Pertwee, Sladen, Courtney on stage: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FX2OPZzPwc PART 1]; [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwThegG47sU&feature=relmfu PART 2]; panel footage [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDg31fcKoFE HERE]. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id19.html HERE]. Report in DWB 7 & 8, photos and interview with Cumming in Fantasy Empire 15, report in Fantasy Empire 16.
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||Feb. 3-5, 1984||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott ||Omnicon V||John Nathan-Turner, Colin Baker (1st con), Nicola Bryant, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney||The first studio session for [[The Twin Dilemma]] had been completed. Baker and Bryant wore their costumes. Report and extensive interview with Baker in Fantasy Empire 12; report in Fantasy Empire 15. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJObUT1y8wY News report here]
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||Feb. 11-12, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker||Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], and some can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSLgBEIZ5_Y&feature=related HERE]
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||Tom Baker||Baker was interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1984||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Golden Gateway Holiday Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JN-T interview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_producer_visits_with_fans Peninsula Times Tribune]
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||May 26-28, 1984||[[Rochester]]||New York||||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Terrance Dicks||
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||June 2-3, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||June 9-10, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||<s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, Sarah Sutton, Ian Marter||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4lgyChswIc Report] on [[NJN]]. Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]]
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||June 15-17, 1984||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Time Festival Panopticon West IV (aka DWExpo '84)||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Nicola Bryant</s>||Report in DWM 96, and interviews with Nathan-Turner and Baker in Marvel US #5. Location filming for [[Attack of the Cybermen]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner was unavailable for comment on the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Koo_Falls_Out_with_Dr_Who Koo Stark incident].
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||June 16-17, 1984||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||Elisabeth Sladen, Sarah Sutton||
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||June 23-24, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||||Creation||||
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||June 30-July 1, 1984||[[Detroit]]||Michigan||||Creation||Sarah Sutton, Ron Katz||
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||July 6-8, 1984||[[Alabama|Mobile]]||Alabama||Riverview Plaza||Gulf Con 84||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 7-8, 1984||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Creation||||
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||July 14-15, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Park Plaza Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 21-22, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||[[Dr. Who in America]] premiered here.
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||July 27-29, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||||Gateway Con II||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Mary Tamm?||
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||July 28-29, 1984||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Airport Holiday Inn||Creation||Ian Marter, Ron Katz||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Best_Bets Lakeland Ledger]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[San Jose]]||California||Sainte Claire Hotel Convention Center||Timecon 84||Jon Pertwee, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Sarah Lee, Gerry Davis?||Nathan-Turner was absent from rehearsals for [[The Two Doctors]]. Pertwee and Nathan-Turner likely recorded their "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_fans_emulate_their_hero_at_San_Jose_fantasy_convention Two] [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/4,000-plus_%27Who%27_fans_come_out reviews] in the Peninsula Times Tribune. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_TV_hero_for_the_ages San Jose Mercury News]; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRch2vfavFw Footage from evening Cabaret HERE]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||Buffalo Who Fest 84 (Pyramids of Buffalo)||<s>John Nathan-Turner</s>||
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||Aug. 17-19, 1984||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '84 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Louise Jameson, Nicholas Courtney, John Leeson, Ian Marter||Another "K9 sound-alike contest" was held. Interview with Marter in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Harry_Sullivan%27s_Travels Starlog 124]. Misleading ad in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker,_who_portrays_Dr_Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Aug. 25-26, 1984||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Omni Park Central||Creation Summer Expo||Mary Tamm||
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||Sept. 15-16, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson, Terrance Dicks||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Where,_when_and_how_to_find_Dr._Who_(Who%3F) Courier-Post]
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||Sept. 22-23, 1984||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||Hyatt Regency||Creation||||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson, John Leeson||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Terry Nation||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||||
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||Oct. 13-14, 1984||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Hotel||Creation||||
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||Oct. 20-21, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Bel Air Hilton||Creation||Mary Tamm||
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||Nov. 3-4, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Mark Strickson?||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tonic_for_a_science-fiction_addiction Philadelphia Inquirer]
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||Nov. 9-11, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel Buffalo Airport||Buffalo Who Fest 1984||Jon Pertwee, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Mary Tamm</s>, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Gerry Davis</s>, Gail Bennett||Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had just been completed. Report in Fantasy Empire 18
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||Nov. 16-18, 1984||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||<s>Contrast 2</s>||||Cancelled. Not connected with the Guardians of Light & Time events of the same name. Guests were to be Jon Pertwee and Elisabeth Sladen, but event was cancelled when the con funds were stolen!||
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Omni Park Central Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm?||In her autobiography ''Second Generation'', Tamm mentions being the sole DW guest at a general SF con held in New York, her first-ever visit to that city (although she recalls seeing people dressed in ''Star Trek The Next Generation'' costumes, that must be a mixed memory, as that series didn't start until 1987)
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||TARDIS 21 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Ian Marter, John Levene, Richard Franklin, <s>Mary Tamm</s>||TARDIS 21 stands for The Annual Reunion of Doctors In Season 21. Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had been completed. Pertwee and Troughton performed their infamous water-pistol fights. Pertwee recorded a segment for [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGf3zWpjPGU Son of Svengoolie] and was interviewed on [http://chicago.epguides.com/DoctorWho/ WGN Radio]. Report in DWM 99, DWB 19, and Fantasy Empire 19, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id23.html HERE], and extensive photo gallery [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maryloye/sets/72157633060045747/ HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Four,_count_%27em,_four_Dr._Whos_at_Hyatt_Regency Tinley Park Star]. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_call_for_the_interplanetary_Doctor Sun-Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/In_Whovian_Heaven The Washingon Post]. Sladen's account in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who_is_tonic_for_time_traveller_Liz Middlesex County Times].
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||Jan. 12-13, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||Sarah Sutton, James Doohan||DW and Star Trek
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||Jan. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Mark Strickson||DW and Star Trek
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||Feb. 2-3, 1985||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott||Omnicon VI||John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Keating, Gary Downie?||Courtney says he attended a Miami convention in early 1985, which is likely to be Omnicon VI; some accounts say VI was held in Tallahassee but Miami was the regular location for those events
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Champaign]]||Illinois||Chancellor Inn Convention Center||Time Travellers Anonymous||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Lee, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Patrick Troughton</s>||Production on [[Revelation of the Daleks]] had recently been completed, although JNT was already in the US for the above Florida convention. The city was affected by a blizzard, which prevented many from attending. It was on the flight home that Baker read the script for "The Nightmare Fair", which would have been the first story of season 23. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Just_what's_Who_all_about%3F The Pantagraph]. Order form in [[WILL]]'s [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Fans_Take_Note magazine].
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||DW and Star Trek. Presumably the interview with Tamm appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) was recorded at this event. Interview with Tamm in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mary_Tamm:_A_Noble_Romana Starlog 95]. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Philly_hears_a_Who Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_is_Mr._Spock%3F review] in The Daily Pennsylvanian.
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||Feb. 23-24, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner||Starting in 1985, the Whovian Festival Tour was renamed Doctor Who Festival (we have retained the old name in this guide for consistency). [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[The Mark of the Rani]] are shown. Was this the convention when the [http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/03/07/remembering-the-first-public-airing-of-douglas-adams-shada/ tape of [[Shada]] was stolen?]. Presumably the Nathan-Turner and Baker interviews appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) were recorded at this event. Soft rumours about the series being cancelled had been circulating. On returning home, Nathan-Turner was summoned to see his bosses...
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||Mar. 8, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||This was Nathan-Turner's first US con after the series had been placed on "hiatus". The event was publicized in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/WEDU,_Channel_3,_is_having_a_double_feature_of_%22Doctor_Who%22_episodes_Saturday_night Lakeland Ledger, Mar. 1] and reviewed [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It_was_the_right_place_to_be_for_Whovians Mar. 15]. Davison and Nathan-Turner interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Tampa_Whovians_turn_out_to_see Tampa Tribune]. [[WEDU]]? aired a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zor0R4bZKKg featurette]
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||Mar. 9, 1985||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||O'Connell Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||
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||Mar. 10, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Leon County Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Dr._Who_Festival Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hundreds_of_Whovians_give_hearty_hello_to_the_latest_incarnation_of_the_Doctor Florida Flambeau]
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||Mar. 15-17, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Hitchhiking to Gallifrey||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, Mark Wing-Davey||Three month-old Georgia Moffett was in attendance
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||Mar. 16-17, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[Vengeance on Varos]] are shown. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Mar. 22, 1985||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Dane County Coliseum||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Guess_Who%27s_coming_here%3F_Doctor%27s_friends Capital Times]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Ahhhh,_what_a_time_had_at_%27Doctor_Who%27_festival Capital Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%3F Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Mar. 23, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Westin Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||[[The Daemons]] and [[Attack of the Cybermen]] are shown. Report in Fantasy Image 3.
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||Mar. 23-24, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Gateway Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JNT was already in the US for the other Creation event the previous weekend
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||Mar. 24, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||
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||Mar. 30-31, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival||Nicholas Courtney||This was one of the first of several Starlog conventions held throughout the year. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Apr. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation (Salute to Doctor Who)||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks||It was Davison's birthday. The sign on stage said "Peter Davidson", which had the extra "D" covered over with a sheet of paper! A "Save the Doctor" rally was held. Interview with Dicks in Marvel US #11, and Davison in #16-17
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||Apr. 20, 1985||[[Portland]]||Oregon||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Review at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!original/net.tv.drwho/3QQBqb4NWBY/Hhoc5QOxirMJ net.tv.drwho]
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||Apr. 21, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Troughton likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||Apr. 26-28, 1985||[[Austin]]||Texas||Villa Capri Hotel||Who-Tex||Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker||This would appear to be the convention at which photos were taken of Baker sitting in the trunk of a car with the registration plate DR WHO 6, as seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_The_Doctor_is_Out Starlog 132]
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||Apr. 27-28, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton?||
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||May 17-19, 1985||[[Atlanta]]||[[Georgia]]||Northlake Hilton||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Dixie Trek 5]]||Jon Pertwee, Terry Nation||
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||May 25-27, 1985||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambassador Hotel||Creation||||
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||DW and Star Trek
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||||Matthew Waterhouse||DW and Star Trek
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||June 14-16, 1985||[[Phoenix]] (Scottsdale)||Arizona||La Posada Hotel||Phoenixcon||<s>Louise Jameson</s>, John Leeson||
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||June 15-16, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Janet Fielding, (Nicholas Courtney?)||General SF. Courtney appeared at a Philadelphia convention, possibly in 1985 - it may have been this Starlog Festival, a follow-on from his appearance at the earlier Starlog Festival in March
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||June 29-30, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 12-14, 1985||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||International Hotel||Panopticon New Orleans/1985 North American Time Festival||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Gary Downie, Anthony Ainley?, Ian Levine||Theme was Mardi Gras. Baker and Nathan-Turner dressed as Time Lords (photos of JNT dressed in his floral Time Lord gown abound). A JNT "Look-a-like" contest was held. A slide-show featuring photos of JNT timed to Carly Simon's 'Nobody Does it Better' was shown. The [[They All Axed for Who]] video documentary was filmed here. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_theme_is_out_of_this_world Times-Picayune], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Hold_Fan_Panopticon The Victoria Advocate] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Play_Doctor_At_Convention_In_New_Orleans The Daytona Beach Morning Journal]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Brush_with_Fame LaCrosse Tribune]
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||July 26-28, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention and Cultural Center||Timecon 85||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Ian Marter, Richard Franklin, Sarah Sutton, Gerry Davis, Gary Downie, <s>Terry Nation</s>||Baker likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||July 27-28, 1985||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Aug. 2-4, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Sheraton-Tampa Motor Hotel||Tampa Bay Who Fest 1985||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Colin Baker?, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Ian Marter, plus John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||This appears to be the event later dubbed "The Convention of Death"; only 150 people attended, and the guests didn't get paid. (It was reported in several fanzines in late 1985 - such as DWB 26 - that Colin Baker and JNT had been to a poorly-attended convention in Tampa; there were only three cons held in Tampa in 85, and the one-off Who Fest is the best fit - but see also Spokane in August 1986.)
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Aug. 11, 1985||[[Bellingham]]||Washington||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Nicholas Courtney||Flier seen in [[They All Axed for Who]]. Con fictionalized in [https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ryan-boudinot/the-littlest-hitler/ "So Little Time" by Ryan Boudinot]
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||Aug. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '85 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Ian Marter, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||In the Oct. 5, 1985 issue of [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_girl_is_home Truth], Fielding mentions attending a convention with 70,000 fans. Tardiscon was her most recent convention, but there certainly wasn't 70,000 fans in attendance.
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||Aug. 22-23, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Albany]] or [[Syracuse]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson, Judson Scott||DW and Star Trek. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_weekend_feast_for_sci-fi_gourmets;_Sheraton_show_caters_to_Trekkiest_tastes Boston Globe]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Aug. 31-Sept. 2, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention & Exhibit Center||Spirit of Light|| ||
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Peter Davison||[[An Unearthly Child]], [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Seeds of Death]] shown in the video room
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Scranton]]||Pennsylvania||Hilton||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/200_Who_fans_browse,_banter_at_the_Hilton The Scrantonian]
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||Sept. 21-22, 1985|| ||[[New York]]||Roosevelt Hilton||The New York Doctor Who Festival (DWFCA and Creation)||Sarah Sutton||
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||1985?||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||||Nicholas Courtney||Courtney appeared at a Cleveland convention, possibly in 1985. (May have been Earthcon V, held at Cleveland Hilton South, 20-22 Sept.)
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||Oct. 1985||||||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Troughton commenced the October Tour on his own, and was later joined by Colin Baker in Houston...
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||Oct. 4, 1985||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5-6, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Curtis Hixon Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Richard Franklin||
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||Oct. 11, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Riverside Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||<s>Patrick Troughton</s>, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 13, 1985||Stamford||[[Connecticut]]||Westhill High School||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, Jon Pertwee?, John Nathan-Turner||26th and last stop of 1985 per [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_making_house_calls_to_fans press release]
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||Oct. 18, 1985||||New Hampshire||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 18-20, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovent 85 (Aerosports/Spirit of Light)||Jon Pertwee, Anthony Ainley, John Levene, <s>Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward</s>, Janet Fielding, Nicola Bryant, Terry Walsh, Carole Anne Ford||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who,_That%27s_Who_Entertainment The Morning Call]
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||Oct. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Rickey's||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Roger C. Carmel||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel||Buffalo Who Fest 1985||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Gary Downie?||
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||Nov. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 16-18, 1985||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||DW and general SF
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency||TARDIS 22 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Louise Jameson, Elisabeth Sladen, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Terry Walsh, Lalla Ward, John Nathan-Turner, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Paul Darrow, Jacqueline Pearce||[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzEV1wmBofg Report on local news]. Blakes 7 shown in video room. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id17.html HERE]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_reunion Sun-Times]. Troughton and Pertwee did local radio interviews on the 27th.
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||Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Terrance Dicks||Did Dicks ever wonder why he wasn't invited to Chicago?
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||1985||||||||||Nicholas Courtney||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney says he attended around 12 US conventions in 1985. We have identified (by date and name) only ten of them...
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||Jan. 11-12, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||||
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||Jan. 18-19, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||||
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||Jan. 25-26, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency Cambridge||Creation||||
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||Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1986||[[Miami]]||Florida||Miami Airport Hilton||Omnicon VII||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, James Doohan, Majel Barrett||DW, Blakes 7 and Star Trek. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Feb. 1-2, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||||
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||Feb. 21-23, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Concourse Hotel||WisCon 10 (The Society for the Furtherance & Study of Fantasy & Science Fiction)||Roger Mueller, John Ostrander||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Science_fiction_fans_to_gather Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Feb. 22-23, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Mar. 2, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA and [[WEDU]])||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What,_when_and_where_of_%27Who%27 Tampa Bay Times]
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||Mar. 8-9, 1986||[[Oakland]]||California||Hyatt Oakland||Creation||||
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||Mar. 20, 1986||Concord||[[New Hampshire]]||Highway Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Audio clips on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaYIvH5ZQo HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-EMITUMPdI HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Calling_all_Dr._Who_fans Nashua Telegraph]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_Meet_the_Doctor Experience]
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||Mar. 22-23, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Disneyland Hotel||Creation||||
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||Mar. 23, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||
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||Mar. 28-30,1986||[[Georgia Public Television|Macon]]||Georgia||Macon Hilton||Magnum Opus Con I||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Louise Jameson||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCtVNMaeSQ8 Pertwee and Jameson panel]
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||Apr. 4-6, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con V||Jon Pertwee||
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||Apr. 1986||||New Jersey||||||Patrick Troughton||
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||Apr. 18-20, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Midway Motor Lodge||<s>Doctor in Dairyland</s>||Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, Mary Tamm||Cancelled
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||Apr. 25-27, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Paradox||Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, <s>Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison</s>||Davison was beginning a six-week long convention tour, from late April to early June, but had to cancel his appearance at this event
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Airport Marriott||Whose 7||Colin Baker, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Baker was mid-way through recording "The Mysterious Planet" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 86||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on [[GPTV]]. Interviews and other footage from the event was broadcast live on GPTV:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOpGQwPaZQ8 HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OKBy8gVENY HERE]. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_to_make_trek_into_Dixie The Atlanta Constitution]. Afterwards, Davison returned to London, but four days later was flying back to the US, in first class with Michael Grade to Washington DC...
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||May 8, 1986||[[Washington DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||||[[Doctor Who USA Tour]]||Peter Davison, Michael Grade||The inaugural launch of the travelling Doctor Who Exhibit - see our [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]]. Davison then spent the rest of May attending DWFCA conventions...
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||May 10-11, 1986||[[New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Nicholas Courtney||General SF
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||May 17, 1986||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 18, 1986||[[Phoenix]]||Arizona||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 23, 1986||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Prom Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Press coverage [http://www.michaell.org/who/conclips/prom.phtml HERE]
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||May 23-25, 1986||[[Austin]]||Texas||Austin Marriott Hotel||Who-Tex II||Jon Pertwee||Renamed '''The Next Regeneration''' in 1987
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||May 25-26, 1986||New Brunswick||[[New Jersey]]||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light with Aerosport Ltd.)||Colin Baker, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Lalla Ward, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Bonnie Langford (1st con), Carole Ann Ford, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson||At the time of this convention and the one in Wisconsin a few days later (below), Bonnie Langford hadn't recorded any scenes for the series! (Production was half-way through the "Mindwarp" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].) The con guests took time out to visit the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] which was also in town. The stars also took part in the [[wikipedia:Hands Across America|Hands Across America]] event. Interviews for the video [[Doctor Who Then & Now]] were also conducted at the convention
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||May 25, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Park Plaza Castle||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Interview with Davison conducted in Boston in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Peter_Davison:_Unlikely_Hero Starlog 127]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|May 30-June 1, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Wisconsin Union Theatre||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light and [[WHA]])||Peter Davison, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, John Nathan-Turner, Bonnie Langford||Interview with Langford in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/New_%22Doctor_Who%22_Companion Starlog 113], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mark_Strickson:_The_Black_Sheep_of_%22Doctor_Who%22 Strickson in 128]. [[Shada]] was shown. Report in DWB 40. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4NDsvci-Mc&feature=related TV ad for the event]. Originally billed as "Econocon" at the Sheraton Inn.
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||May 31-June 1, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Official Starlog Festival||Terry Nation||
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||June 28, 1986||[[Portland]]||Oregon||Portland State University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 1 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_pays_visit_to_Portland Statesman Journal]
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||June 29, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 2 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Davison likely recorded "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit.
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||June 30, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Hotel (Grand Ballroom)||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 3 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Sponsored partially by channel [[KVIE]] - with only two weeks' notice!
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||July 11, 1986||[[Cincinnati]]||Ohio||Hyatt Regency||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12, 1986||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||University Hilton Inn||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12-13, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Cambridge||Creation||||
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||July 25-27, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Timecon 86||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Anthony Ainley, plus various guests from The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV||DW and Star Trek. Tom was there for Friday night and Saturday morning only; he refused to sign autographs. Report on local [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vTvDkuv6ys news]
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||July 26-27, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Convention Center||Atlanta Fantasy Fair||Terry Nation||
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||Aug. 1-3, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Adam's Mark Hotel||Tardiscon/Time Festival '86 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, Mark Strickson, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, Frazer Hines, Ian Marter, Sarah Sutton, Nicola Bryant, Nicholas Courtney||Baker had completed the first studio recording session for the Vervoid segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||Aug. 15-17, 1986||[[Spokane]]||Washington||Sheraton-Spokane and Riverpark Convention Center||TimeFest '86 (IEDAWS)||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Katy Manning, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney mentions this poorly-run convention, at which the guests had to pay their own travel costs. They were to be reimbursed, but due to very poor attendance they were not paid. (It's possible Courtney has the dates and location mixed up, and is actually referring to the August 1985 Tampa event, which had a similar guest line-up and no one was paid.) [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_Who%3F_(The_Spokesman-Review) Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_cross_time,_space_to_attend_festival review] in The Spokesman-Review.
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||Aug. 22, 1986||Trenton||[[New Jersey]]||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Festival_held_tonight Central Home News]
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||Aug. 23, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||
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||Sept. 12, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||Washington Hilton||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||A bearded Colin Baker had completed all recording for his second season. Photos of the two Bakers on tour can be seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE]. Interview with Tom Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker:_The_Curious_Heart_of_Doctor_Who Starlog 115], and Colin Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_Gallifrey_Vice%3F Starlog 115] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Renewed_Without_Baker 118]. Convention review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_talks_at_Hilton_to_launch_syndicate The Diamondback].
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||Sept. 13, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Area_fans_honor_longest-running_drama_series The Daily Pennsylvanian]
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||Sept. 14, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee||Performing Arts Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Postponed from [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Whovent_rescheduled Aug. 16-17]
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||Sept. 18, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_came_to_Earth_in_Atlanta%3F_-_It%27s_Dr._Who,_fresh_from_outer_space! Journal-Constitution]
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||Sept. 19, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Auditorium||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/1,500_fans_gather_to_meet_Doctor the Sentinel]
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||Sept. 20-21, 1986||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton O'Hare||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Reserved seat and autograph for the first one hundred $150 pledges to [[WTTW]]
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||Sept. 26-27, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Bayside Expo Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Brief mention in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TV%27s_sturdiest_Whodunit_comes_to_town Worcester Magazine]
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||Sept. 27-28, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Brooklyn)||New York||||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 4, 1986||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Minneapolis Armory||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Madison Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||The [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] makes a stop at the convention
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||Oct. 18, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Paul Darrow? Michael Keating?||During October and November 1986, Jon Pertwee was to undertake a series of events around the east coast to celebrate his time as the Doctor. These were sponsored by the British American Television Society. He would be joined at various times by Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, and Paul Darrow and Michael Keating (from '''Blake's 7''') who were also in the US attending other events.

Pertwee was to make appearances in Trenton, [[New Jersey]]; Baltimore, [[Maryland]];
Boston, [[Massachusetts]]; Albany, [[New York]], Philadelphia, [[Pennsylvania]]; Nashville, [[Tennessee]]; New Orleans, [[Louisiana]]; Walt Disney World in Orlando, [[Florida]], and finally in Tampa, [[Florida]].

However, the actor fell ill during the tour and was unable to make it to some events. Troughton, Davison, Darrow and Keating did still attend without him.

The tour was not deemed to be a success, with low turn-out, not helped by Pertwee's absence from his own show!

These Pertwee Tour shows are marked ## in the table
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||Oct. 19, 1986||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Baltimore Convention Center||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee?; Patrick Troughton?||
It's known that Patrick Troughton was a replacement for Pertwee (who fell sick) at an event in Baltimore; it is likely to be this show, as it's the only 1986 convention that was in Baltimore prior to Troughton's death the following year, unless there is a further Baltimore event we don't know about?
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||Niagara Falls||New York||Best Western Red Jacket Hotel||Fall-Con I 86||Janet Fielding, John Nathan-Turner, ad says "Colin Baker or Patrick Troughton"||DW and general SF. Although the ads said "Baker or Troughton", it was the former who was there as the latter was at Infinicon - below
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||New York||New York||||Infinicon 86||Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, plus George Takei, Isaac Azimov||DW and general SF. It's possible the "Captain's Log" interviews shown on [[WNYC]] were filmed here. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts|| ||Jon Pertwee's Halloween Weekend (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]] (Wakefield)||[[Massachusetts]]||Wakefield Hilton||(## Pertwee Tour) ||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee||Is this the same as Pertwee's Halloween Weekend above, or a separate event that also included Troughton?
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||Nov. 2-3, 1986||[[Houston]]||Texas||Ramada Hotel||Doctorcon Minicon|| ||
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||Nov. 8, 1986||[[Albany]]||New York||[https://www.google.com/maps/search/Hilton+Albany/@42.6509439,-73.7538486,19z?entry=ttu Hilton Hotel]||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Paul Darrow||
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||Nov. 9, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 14-16, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the Nashville stop of the Pertwee Tour; with JNT standing in for the absent star? If not, the Pertwee Tour event that was also held in Nashville was deemed a disaster, with only 60 people attending!
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||Nov. 21-23, 1986||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the New Orleans stop of the Pertwee Tour, with JNT standing in for the absent star?
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Sheraton Palace Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson||Jameson did two conventions this week; this in California, and one (before or after?) in Philadelphia, but we don't have any details about this other event
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Doctor Festival and Exhibit Tour||Colin Baker||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_convention_just_what_the_Doctor_ordered The Sacramento Bee]
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||Nov. 27, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Walt Disney World||Thanksgiving Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||<s>TARDIS 23</s>||Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Mark Strickson, Lalla Ward||Cancelled
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Hyatt Regency||Jon Pertwee's Thanksgiving Weekend Convention (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||This was the final event in the two-month long Pertwee Tour
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||Jan. 3-4, 1987||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Janet Fielding||
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||Feb. 5-8, 1987||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon (Homecoming Celebration)||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Headlines_Science_Fiction_Convention The Miami Herald]
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||Mar. 6-8, 1987||Milford||[[Pennsylvania]]||Malibu Dude Ranch||Whoski 87 (The Prydonians of Prynceton)||Mark Strickson, <s>Ian Marter</s>||Marter died Oct. 28, 1986
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||Mar. 7-8, 1987||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]|| ||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Sylvester McCoy (1st con), John Nathan-Turner||McCoy had his official press-call announcing him as the new Doctor in London on 2 March and signed his BBC contract four days later. The next day he was on a plane with JNT to attend this convention in Georgia. The evening of 7 March, McCoy and JNT joined Jon Pertwee (who was in town with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on [[Live from Atlanta]]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZsftcQUW9A Video of McCoy's panel] Interview with Sylvester McCoy in [http://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sylvester_McCoy,_The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 120].
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||Mar. 8, 1987||[[Bellingham]]||[[Washington]]||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (Doctor Who Club of Western Washington University and DWFCA)||[[Colin Baker]]||This was Baker's first US convention after he had been dropped from the series. [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] was shown. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdJNnfZ3Oas&ab_channel=EctoPortal Audio of Q&A panel with Colin Baker])
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VI||Colin Baker||
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[Georgia#Columbus|Columbus]]||Georgia||Columbus Hilton||Magnum Opus Con II||Patrick Troughton, Louise Jameson, Anthony Ainley||It was during this event, on 28 March, that Troughton died. Footage of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIfa_J8SPzk Ainley at the cabaret] and [https://youtu.be/8YV_93T3hLk Troughton's last panel]
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||Apr. 25-26, 1987||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Holiday Inn Mart Plaza||Creation||Terry Nation||
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||May 22-24, 1987||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Dixie Trek 87||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Michael Keating||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV.
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||July 3-5, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Lisle)||Illinois||Hickory Ridge Conference Center||<s>Time Festival 87</s>||John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding||Cancelled. From 2-3 July, Fielding had been in Grand Rapids, [[Michigan]] with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]
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||July 5, 1987||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota|| || Creation?||Louise Jameson||
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||July 18, 1987||[[Des Moines]]||Iowa||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Doctor_Who_fans,_a_guaranteed_Whoot_in_D.M. Des Moines Register]
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||July 25?, 1987||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 31-Aug. 2, 1987||[[San Jose]]||California||San Jose Convention Center||Timecon 87||Colin Baker||
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||Sept. 4-6, 1987||[[Austin]]||Texas||Hyatt Regency||The Next Regeneration (Austin Meetings)||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, Anthony Ainley||Continues '''Who-Tex'''
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||Oct. 10-12, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Holiday Inn O'Hare||The First All British Television Convention (Brit. T.V.)||Richard Franklin, Dave Rogers ('''The Avengers''' author)||
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||Nov. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||
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||Jan. 9-10, 1988||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||George Washington University||Ode to the Time Lord and Master (National Right to Time Travel Association)||Anthony Ainley, Louise Jameson, Carole Ann Ford, John Levene||Postponed from Sept. 1987.
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||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
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||Mar. 18-20, 1988||[[Kansas City]]||Missouri||Hilton Plaza Inn||Time-Loop '88 (Chancellory Guard of Kansas City)||John Levene, Anthony Ainley, Mark Strickson, Deborah Watling||The car ferrying Watling and Strickson from the airport to their hotel ran out of gas, and then the day before the convention, the two actors were involved in a minor car accident while visiting a shopping mall
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||Mar. 25-27, 1988||[[Georgia|Columbus]] (Macon)||Georgia||Iron Works Convention and Trade Center||Magnum Opus III||Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley||
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||Apr. 15-17, 1988||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VII||Sylvester McCoy, Anthony Ainley||Location filming for [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] had just been completed. Interview with McCoy in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_Is_He_This_Time%3F Starlog 134]
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||May 1, 1988||[[Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Relaxicon 1||Sylvester McCoy?||McCoy would have just finished all work on [[Remembrance of the Daleks]]
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||May 6-8, 1988||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Hyatt Hotel||Anglicon||Terry Nation, Paul Darrow, <s>Michael Keating</s>||British media con
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||May 13-15, 1988||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 88||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dixie_Trek_%2788_is_no_alien_to_the_DeKalb_County_galaxy Journal-Constitution]
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||May 1988||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Doctorcon||||
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||July 1-3, 1988||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson Hotel||The 1988 North American Time Festival (Whoniversity)||Jon Pertwee, Frazer Hines, Janet Fielding, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||To celebrate 25 years of Doctor Who. JNT was due to attend but his invitation was cancelled at the last minute by the organizers. Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_followers_transported_to_St._Paul The Pioneer Press] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_travel_in_time_to_festival_in_St._Paul The Star Tribune].
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||July 16-17, 1988||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 29-31, 1988||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 88||Nicola Bryant, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>||McCoy cancelled due to work delays on [[The Happiness Patrol]].
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||Aug. 12-14, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Park Terrace Airport Hilton||Tardiscon '88 / Confusion (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, John Leeson, Michael Keating||Interview with Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]
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||Sept. 24-25, 1988||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Regency Hotel||Starcon 88||||possibly no DW guests
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||Oct. 2, 1988||[[Dayton]]||Ohio||Holiday Inn|||| ||
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||Oct. 1988||San Jose||California||||||Sylvester McCoy||Work on Season 25 was completed. McCoy was now rehearsing for the play ''Zoo of Tranquility'' ([https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Destination_America_for_the_Doctor Reading Evening Post 14 Oct.1988].) While in San Jose, McCoy (now sporting a moustache!) was interviewed for a second time by KTEH for their [[An Interview with]] series.
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||Oct. 14-16, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||<s>St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair</s>||Breckenridge Frontenac Hotel||John Levene, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||Postponed to Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989
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||Oct. 1988||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||(A Day with the Doctor I?) (cancelled?)||||Multi-media event. John Nathan-Turner was to have been a guest, but was dropped when the event organizers decided he was too expensive! The event appears to have been cancelled anyway.
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||Nov. 19, 1988||[[New Jersey|Newark]]||New Jersey||Newark Airport Marriott||25th Anniversary Birthday Party||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Nathan-Turner||Sponsored by the network, McCoy and Aldred were invited to attend the premiere screening of [[The Making of Doctor Who]] ([[Silver Nemesis]]), and to record pledges for [[NJN]]. McCoy and JNT then departed to attend the Silver Anniversary Cruise from Miami, which sailed to Mexico and around the Caribbean from 20-25 November - see below. Notice in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Special_events The Press of Atlantic City]. [https://youtu.be/DXfO05fRN2Q Video of the panel]
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||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.con||Deborah Watling||
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||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]]. Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.
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||Mar. 15, 1989||Athens||[[Georgia]]||Komix Castle||||Sylvester McCoy||Comic book shop signing. Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Komix_Castle The Red & Black]
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||Mar. 17-19, 1989||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus IV||Sylvester McCoy||McCoy visited the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._What U. of SC campus] on the 16th. A few days later he commenced filming for [[The Curse of Fenric]].
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Breckinridge Frontenec Hotel||St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair||John Levene, Janet Fielding, plus Linda Thorson and Walter Koenig||General SF / Fantasy event. Originally scheduled for Oct. 14-16, 1988
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con 8||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 26-28, 1989||[[Chicago]] (Lincolnwood)||Illinois||Lincolnwood Hyatt||Brit-TV II Conseminar||Terry Nation, Gerry Davis, John Freeman (DWM), John Peel, Dave Rogers <s>Patrick Macnee</s>||British media con. It was at this event that Freeman pitched an animated Dalek TV series to Nation
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||June 16-18, 1989||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Radisson||Dixie Trek 89||Louise Jameson <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||DW and Star Trek. Pertwee was scheduled to appear, but pulled out when the dates conflicted with ''The Ultimate Adventure'' stage tour
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|style=white-space:nowrap|June 30-July 2, 1989||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson||PolarisCon I||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, George Takei, Walter Koenig, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||DW and Star Trek. McCoy had completed all work on [[Survival]]
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||July 28-30, 1989||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 89||Janet Fielding, John Levene||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Spaced_out_in_San_Jose The Stanford Daily]
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||Sept. 22-24, 1989||[[Ohio#Columbus|Columbus]]||Ohio||Ramada Inn||Timelord '89 (aka North American Time Festival) (Timelords of the Miami Valley)||Anthony Ainley, Terry Nation, Ron Katz, <s>Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie</s>||Nicholas Courtney had been invited, but was "dropped". Sylvester McCoy was to be a surprise guest, but he, John Nathan-Turner and Gary Downie never showed up! (In a [[:Media:Timelord '89.jpg|fax]] later sent by Nathan-Turner, they claimed that their plane tickets never arrived so they never made their flight.) Report in DWB 72.
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||Nov. 10-11, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Stouffer Concourse Hotel||Brits in Space||Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jacqueline Pearce||
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||Nov. 24-26, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||Sophie Aldred||
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||1989||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana|| || ||Jon Pertwee, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||A 4-hour video was available on eBay. No other information is available
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||Jan. 7-14, 1990||[[Miami]]||Florida||||Omnicon British Fantaseas Cruise||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 2-4, 1990||[[Dallas]] (Addison)||Texas||Harvey Hotel||Whofest '90 ([[KERA]])||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, <s>Peter Davison</s>, <s>Sandra Dickinson</s>||[https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/KERA-TV_Whofest_%2790 Preview] in The Dallas Morning News
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||Mar. 17, 1990||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Omni Hotel||A Day with the Doctor (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Photos of Baker and Aldred together, [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE] (bottom of page). Report in DWB 77. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult-show_conventions The Evening Sun].
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||Mar. 23-25, 1990||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus V||Terry Nation||
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1990||[[Rochester]]||New York|| ||<s>Rochester United Whocon</s>||Sylvester McCoy||cancelled
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con IX||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 4-6, 1990||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington|| Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport||Anglicon III|| Nicholas Courtney, Roy Dotrice||British media con
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||May 25-28, 1990||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, John Nathan-Turner, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Convention lost money due to limited attendance, the debt for which was settled through bonds and loans paid back by the organization by 2001. JNT had just been made redundant from the BBC...
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||June 15-17, 1990||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Penn Towers Hotel||Timewarp 90||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley?, Colin Baker?||This was JNT's final convention in his capacity as the staff producer of Doctor Who; his final day at the BBC was 31 August 1990
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Athens]]||Ohio||||A Happening at the Inn||Jon Pertwee?||
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Columbus]]||Ohio||||Tour de Force One||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||
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||July 27-29, 1990||[[San Jose]]||California||||Timecon 90||Anthony Ainley||
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||Aug. 11-12, 1990||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton||Unicon 90||Colin Baker, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Nation was unable to attend due to illness. Footage from this event featured on [[BSB]]'s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_PYq-1r07E 31 Who] weekend special, broadcast 22 September 1990
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||Aug. 18, 1990||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||Cleveland Music Hall||A Day with the Doctor II (Friends of Doctor Who)||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Using video effects, Baker "regenerated" into McCoy, as can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFahehmZFVs HERE]. Report in DWB 82 and 84
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||Sept. 1-3, 1990||Newark||[[New Jersey]]||Airport Marriott||<s>Fan-Out</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled. McCoy was already in the US, and caught a flight home, arriving back in the UK in the early hours of Sunday, 2 September in time to make his planned appearance at the TARDIS in Durham convention by 10.30am!
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||Sept. 23-25, 1990||[[Urbana]]||Ohio||||Timelord '90 (Time Lords of Ohio)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Ainley, David Banks, John Levene||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1990||[[St. Paul]] (Roseville)||Minneapolis||||Pseudocon (The Whoniversity)||John Levene, <s>Richard Franklin</s>||
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||Oct. 6-7, 1990||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry the 8th Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||Nov. 23–25, 1990||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '90||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Jean-Marc Lofficier ||Originally called "A British TV Celebration"
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||Dec. 8, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Melville, Long Island)||New York||Radisson Plaza||A Holiday Extravaganza (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Baker recited "A Christmas Carol"
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||Feb. 1-3, 1991||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Ramada Hotel||Omnicon||Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Postponed
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||Mar. 22-24, 1991||[[Dallas]]||Texas||Dallas Park Plaza Hotel||WhoFest '91 ([[KERA]])||Peter Davison, John Levene||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_star_Davison_attends_Dallas_fest Big Spring Herald]
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||Apr. 6, 1991||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Warren Performing Arts Center||WhoosierCon I (Whoosier Network)||Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, John Levene, Richard Franklin, John Freeman (DWM), with Nicholas Courtney via telephone||Report in DWB 91. Post con 'thank yous' at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.arts.tv.uk/9Ang_gu873I/3c_WYAxBYboJ rec.arts.tv.uk]
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||Apr. 19-21, 1991||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con X||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, <s>Tom Baker</s>||
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||Apr. 26-28, 1991||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Greenville Hyatt||Magnum Opus VI||John Levene||Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Magnum_Opus_Convention Flagpole]
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||May 3-5, 1991||[[Los Angeles]] (Pasadena)||California||Pasadena Hilton||Gallifrey One: The Sequel||Sylvester McCoy, Deborah Watling, Richard Franklin, John Levene, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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|June 1991||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania|| ||<s>Friendship Con (Soverign Enterprises)</s>||Anthony Ainley||Cancelled
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||July 1991||Ann Arbor?||Michigan||||Perpetual Tea Party||||Doctor Who, Star Trek, British TV
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||Aug. 9-11, 1991||[[Minneapolis|Bloomington]]||Minnesota||Thunderbird Hotel and Convention Center||PolarisCon II (Time, Space, & Fantasy, Inc.)||Peter Davison, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1991||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon||||No Doctor Who guests
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1991||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '91||Tom Baker, David Banks, Jeremy Bentham, John Levene, Mark Strickson, Mary Tamm, Deborah Watling||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_just_what_the_doctor_ordered_for_Lambs_Farm_coffers Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 21-23, 1992||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One in 3-D||Nicholas Courtney, Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Mar. 28-29, 1992||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Best Western Waterfront Plaza Hotel||WhoosierCon II (Whoosier Network)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Craig Charles, <s>Danny John-Jules</s>, Robert Llewellyn?, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, John Peel||DW and Red Dwarf
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||Mar. 26-29, 1992||||Georgia?||||Magnum Opus VII||||
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||May 23, 1992||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston University||United Fan Con||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||July 11-12, 1992||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton Hotel||Unicon||Peter Davison||
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||July 24-26, 1992||[[San Jose]]|| California||Red Lion Inn||Con-Fused||Colin Baker||media con
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||Aug. 21-23, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Tardiscon '92 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Sept. 4-7, 1992||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Park Inn International||<s>Pseudocon II</s> (The Whoniversity)||Anthony Ainley, John Levene||Cancelled
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||Oct. 16-18, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Fantasy Fair 92||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Anthony Ainley||
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||Nov. 6-8, 1992||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon II||||No Doctor Who guests
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||Nov. 27–29, 1992||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||Visions '92 ||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_Of_Sci-Fi_TV_Stars_Due_Here Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_can_feast_at_holiday_convention Daily Herald]. Interview with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=CzLmgPzpeiw&feature=emb_logo Baker and Bryant on YouTube]
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||Feb. 20-21, 1993||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Copley Plaza Hotel||K&L Productions||Jon Pertwee||SF media con
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||Feb. 26-28, 1993||[[Los Angeles]] (Burbank)||California||Burbank Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One Goes Fourth||Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||Mar. 20, 1993||[[Baltimore]] (Linthicum)||Maryland||BWI Marriott Hotel ||Friends of Doctor Who Birthday Bash||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred||McCoy and Aldred appeared live during the pledge-drive for [[Maryland Public Television]] later the same night
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||Mar. 21, 1993||[[Boston]] (Waltham)||Massachusetts||Brandeis University||Universicon VI||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Apr. 16-18, 1993||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con XII||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy||DW, Star Trek and Babylon 5
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||May 14-16, 1993||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Radisson Hotel||Anglicon VI||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Now_you_see_him Morning News Tribune]
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||June 4-6, 1993||[[Oklahoma|Oklahoma City]]||Oklahoma||Central Plaza Hotel||Thundercon 3||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 19-21, 1993||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||WishCon III||John Levene, Wendy Padbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_not_lost_on_space_fans Union-News]
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||Nov. 21-28, 1993||Miami||Florida|| ||Who Cruise '93||Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Nov. 26–28, 1993||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '93||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, <s>Deborah Watling</s>, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, John Levene, Elisabeth Sladen, John Leeson, Anthony Ainley, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, <s>Verity Lambert</s>, Christopher Barry, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_honors_British_TV_sci-fi Chicago Tribune]. The unaired "Big Ron" version of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OfZoTWvMgA Dimensions in Time] was shown.
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||1993||||||||Panopticon 8||Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts||
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||Feb. 18-21, 1994||[[Los Angeles]] (Glendale)||California||Glendale Red Lion Inn||A Fifth of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Lowest attended Gallifrey One convention in its history, mostly due to [[wikipedia:1994 Northridge earthquake|Northridge earthquake]] (taking place exactly one month prior). Philip Segal attended the convention incognito
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||June 10-12, 1994||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Best Western Executive Suites||Britannicon ([[KBDI]])||Colin Baker, Sophie Aldred||
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||Nov. 18-20, 1994||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon IV||Nicola Bryant||
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||Nov. 25–27, 1994||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '94|| Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Futurevision Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 24-26, 1995||[[Los Angeles]] (Irvine)||California||Radisson Plaza Irvine||The Six Wives of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Philip Segal, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||First event to preview developments for what would be the [[TV Movie]], with producer Philip Segal making his first US appearance, and (at the time) fan liaison Jean-Marc Lofficier. Report on Segal's panel and interview in DWM 226
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||Nov. 3-5, 1995||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||Wishcon 5 (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Renamed United Fan Con in 1996
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||Nov. 24–26, 1995||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '95||Sophie Aldred, Brian Blessed, Michael Craze, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Walsh, Anneke Wills, Paul Cornell||While there, Aldred promoted the fan-made video [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111148/ Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans] which had recently been released in the US
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||Feb. 16-19, 1996||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Seventh Seal of Gallifrey One||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Philip Segal, Terry Walsh, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Full video preview of 1996 TV movie first debuted. [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s '''Sci-Fi Buzz''' attended and interviewed the guests: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dfb1vgfngI&feature=youtu.be YouTube 1] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI0EphTLLX8&feature=youtu.be YouTube 2]
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||Mar. 16, 1996||[[Tucson]]||Arizona||The Good Earth Restaurant, 6366 E. Broadway||(The United Whovians of Tucson)||John Levene||
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||Mar. 29-30, 1996||[[North Carolina|Wilmington]]||North Carolina||Coast Line Convention Center ||Wholucination I||Anthony Ainley, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>||
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||May 3-5, 1996||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Quality Inn||Anglicon IX||Anneke Wills, Gillian Horvarth, Donna Lettow||British media con
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||May 11, 1996||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||Doctor Who: A Celebration (The Time Meddlers of Los Angeles)||John Levene, Randy and Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||June 28-30, 1996||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Cancelled. Postponed to 1997.
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||July 5-6, 1996||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Holiday Inn North||Media Live||Philip Segal||
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||Nov. 1-3, 1996||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts|| ||United Fan Con VI (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Earlier events were called '''Wishcon'''
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||Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1996||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '96 ||Colin Baker, Yee Jee Tso, Philip Segal, Sarah Sutton, Lalla Ward, Deborah Watling, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell ||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%3F Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention's_a_who's_Who_of_that_British_TV_sci-fi_favorite Chicago Tribune]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who's_On_First_With_Fans Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 1997||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One Across the Eighth Dimension||Philip Segal, Michael Craze, Anneke Wills, Yee Jee Tso, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Gary Russell, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||Jon Pertwee accepted the convention's invitation to be a guest in 1997 in May 1996, but died three weeks after sending his acceptance letter. First Gallifrey One to feature novelists from the Virgin New/Missing Adventures book series.
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||Apr. 18-20, 1997||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel||Anglicon X||Philip Segal||British media con
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||May 9-11, 1997||[[Albuquerque]]||New Mexico||Howard Johnson's East||<s>ArcCon (Arcalians of Albuquerque)</s>||Anneke Wills, John Levene, Yee Jee Tso||The convention was cancelled, but that was never announced so several people still showed up! 
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||May 13-27, 1997||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Regal Empress||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise ([[WUSF]])||Sylvester McCoy, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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||June 27-29, 1997||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Postponed from 1996 and cancelled.
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||Oct. 12, 1997||[[Sacramento]]||California||Beverly Garland Hotel||Mysticon '97||Nicola Bryant, John Levene||
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||Oct. 31–Nov. 2, 1997||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VII||Caroline John, Geoffrey Beevers||
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||Nov. 28–30, 1997||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '97||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_meet_some_favorites Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 13-15, 1998||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Nine Lives of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Deborah Watling, Matthew Waterhouse, Gary Russell, Paul Cornell, Keith Topping, Martin Day, Jac Rayner, Steve Cole, David J Howe, David McIntee, Dave Owen, Gary Gillatt||Gillatt wrote about his convention experience and conducted fan interviews for DWM 264, published in April 1998
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||May 15-17, 1998||[[Tacoma]]||Washington||Best Western Executive Inn||Anglicon XI||John Levene||British media con. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/If_you_blinked_you_missed_it,_but_a_fun_time_was_had_by_all Seattle Gay News]
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||Nov. 20-22, 1998||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VIII||Louise Jameson||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_beaming_in_for_sci-fi_convention The Union News]
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||Nov. 27–29, 1998||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||HME Visions '98||Geoffrey Beevers, Louise Jameson, Caroline John, Sylvester McCoy, Mark Strickson||
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||Feb. 12-15, 1999||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Tenth Planet of Gallifrey One||Nicholas Courtney, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook, Lisa Bowerman, Andrew Cartmel, Philip Segal, Mike Tucker, Gary Gillatt||First convention appearance by Daphne Ashbrook.
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||July 2-4, 1999||[[Minnesota#Twin Cities|Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Radisson South||CONvergence||Gary Russell||speculative fiction con
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||Dec. 13-18, 1999||[[Miami]]||Florida||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cuise|||Peter Davison||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2000||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Eleventh Hour of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks, Justin Richards, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Dave Stone, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Mike Tucker, Keith Topping, Jonathan Miller, Bill Baggs, Gary Gillatt||
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||Nov. 10-12, 2000||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con X||Frazer Hines||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2000||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Mary Tamm, John Leeson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell||
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||Feb. 23-25, 2001||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Twelfth Regeneration of Gallifrey One||Bonnie Langford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Justin Richards, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Alistair Lock, David J. Howe, Philip Segal, Keith Barnfather, Bill Baggs, Jo Castleton, Nigel Fairs, Peter Anghelides, Arnold T. Blumberg, Simon Bucher-Jones, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Sue Cowley, Gary Gillatt, Craig Hinton, Chris Howarth, Steve Lyons, Jon De Burgh Miller, Dave Owen, Lance Parkin, Lars Pearson, Steve Roberts, Dave Stone, Keith Topping, Nick Walters||Largest-ever appearance of writers from Big Finish Productions, Virgin & BBC Doctor Who book lines outside the UK at a Doctor Who event. The [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS documentary [http://www.timelash.com/tardis/display.php?1778 An Englishman On Gallifrey] was recorded at the event
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||July 7, 2001||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||A Day with Elisabeth Sladen||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 9-10, 2001||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XI||Colin Baker||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2001||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Caroline Morris||Interviews for the [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS release ''ReUNITed'' were recorded at the event
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||Feb. 15-18, 2002||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Thirteenth Floor of Gallifrey One||Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Maggie Stables, Mark McDonnell, Dan Freedman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nicholas Briggs, Philip Segal, Bill Baggs, Keith Barnfather, Jonathan Blum, Keith Topping, Paul Cornell, Paul Ebbs, David J. Howe, Rob Shearman, Caroline Symcox, Dave Stone ||[[Reeltime Pictures]] recorded segments for Philip Segal's Myth Makers VHS at the event
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||Nov. 8-10, 2002||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XII||Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2002||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 14-17, 2003||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One: Episode XIV - The Faction Paradox||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, India Fisher, Caroline Morris, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J. Howe, Stephen James Walker, Mark Donovan, Clayton Hickman, Lance Parkin, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Peter Anghelides, Nev Fountain, Paul Cornell, Caroline Symcox, Lloyd Rose, David McIntee, Dale Smith, Keith Topping, Paul Ebbs, Mark Wright, Jon de Burgh Miller||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Episode_XIV_the_Faction_Paradox Modern Fix]
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||Nov. 7-9, 2003||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIII||Peter Davison, Katy Manning, Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2003||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Northwest||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Michael Sheard, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher||
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||Feb. 13-16, 2004||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One's 15 Minutes of Fame||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Paul Darrow, Yee Jee Tso, India Fisher, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Susannah Harker, Philip Segal, John Ainsworth, Helen Baggs, Lee Binding, David Bishop, Jonathan Blum, Arnold T. Blumberg, Paul Cornell, Jon de Burgh Miller, Christa Dickson, Paul Ebbs, Nigel Fairs, Clayton Hickman, David J. Howe, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, Kate Orman, Tessa Shaw||First US convention appearance by Paul McGann
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||March 26-28, 2004||[[Boston]] (Quincy)||Massachusetts||Quincy Marriott||United Fan Con East||Elisabeth Sladen, Terry Molloy||
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||Nov. 5-7, 2004||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIV||Deborah Watling||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2004||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Peter Purves, Terry Molloy, Yee Jee Tso, Stewart Bevan, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, India Fisher, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2005||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Sixteen Swashbucklers of Gallifrey One||Elisabeth Sladen, Katy Manning, Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, Robert Shearman, Paul Cornell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Lisa Bowerman, Toby Longworth, Simon A. Forward, Craig Hinton, Martin Day, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Darin Henry, Nev Fountain, David J. Howe, Arnold T. Blumberg, Nigel Fairs, John Binns, John Ainsworth, Bill Baggs, Tessa Shaw, Mark Donovan, Peter Ware||A camera crew from '''Doctor Who Confidential''' was at the convention; interviews conducted there appeared in the edition titled "The World of Who", which played after the [[New Series]] episode Bad Wolf, on 11 June 2005. (One of the editors of this very website makes a fleeting appearance!)
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||Nov. 11-13, 2005||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XV||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2005||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Nicola Bryant, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Maggie Stables, Robert Shearman, Nigel Fairs||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Davison_special_guest_at_'Doctor_Who'_event Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2006||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in the 17th and a Half Century||Louise Jameson, Noel Clarke, Mary Tamm, Philip Olivier, Pamela Salem, David Warwick, John Schwab, Alan Ruscoe, Nicholas Briggs, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Keith Boak, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Steve Roberts, Caroline Symcox, James Swallow, David Bishop, Nev Fountain, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Darin Henry, Ian Hallard, Jon de Burgh Miller, David J. Howe, Bill Baggs||The first Gallifrey con to feature actor guests from the [[New Series]]. It was also the last to feature the Saturday evening cabaret
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||Nov. 10-12, 2006||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVI||Mark Strickson||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2006||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Maureen O’Brien, Gabriel Woolf, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clare Buckfield, Nigel Fairs||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2007||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Eighteenth Amendment of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Caroline John, Steven Moffat, Terry Molloy, Eric Roberts, Geoffrey Beevers, Maggie Stables, John Levene, Ben Aaronovitch, Mike Tucker, Tom MacRae, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Paul Cornell, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Keith Topping, Simon Guerrier, Caroline Symcox, David J Howe, Darin Henry, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, Bill Baggs, The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group||[http://www.offstagetheatregroup.com/ The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group] performed their three-hour long play "The Ten Doctors", which was interrupted mid-way when the fire alarm went off. Colin Baker cameoed as Commander Maxil!
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||Nov. 2-4, 2007||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVII||Wendy Padbury||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2007||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Crowne Plaza||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2008||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Nineteenth Symphony: Opus 2008||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Steven Moffat, Daphne Ashbrook, Andrew Cartmel, Lisa Bowerman, Moya Brady, Sean Gallagher, Derek Riddell, Joel Hodgson, Josh Weinstein, Paul Cornell, Rob Shearman, James Moran, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Simon Guerrier, Andy Lane, Caroline Symcox, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, David J Howe, Keith Topping, Lars Pearson, Christa Dickson||
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||May 23-26, 2008||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VI||John Levene, Lars Pearson||The first five events (2005-2007) had no celebrity guests
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||Nov. 8, 2008||[[Massachusetts]]||Cambridge|| ||New England Fan Experience||Peter Davison||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2008||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Paul Cornell, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Simon Guerrier, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Ciara Janson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Elisabeth_Sladen_just_what_the_'Doctor'_ordered Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 13-15, 2009||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 20 to Life||Phil Collinson, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen, Naoko Mori, Daphne Ashbrook, Phil Ford, Keith Temple, Paul Cornell, James Moran, Toby Hadoke, Rob Shearman, Gary Russell, Laura Doddington, Ciara Janson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Wendy Pini, John Levene, Callum Blue, David J Howe, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Mark Wright, Nev Fountain||
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||May 22-24, 2009||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VII||Mary Tamm, Terrance Dicks, Lars Pearson||
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||Aug. 21, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Cricketers Arms Pub||An Evening with the Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort and Convention Center||Hurricane Who||Gareth David-Lloyd, Louise Jameson, India Fisher, Rob Shearman, Simon Guerrier, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaull||
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||Nov. 23, 2009||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||Café 50 West||An Evening with Louise Jameson||Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2009||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Naoko Mori, Phil Collinson, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher, Nicholas Briggs||
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||Feb. 26-28, 2010||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Blackjack 21||Katy Manning, Tommy Knight, Georgia Moffett, Graeme Harper, Louise Page, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Bob Baker, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Nicholas Briggs, Phil Ford, John Fay, Colin Teague, Alice Troughton, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, John Pickard, Tony Lee, Pia Guerra, Matthew Dow Smith, Paul Tams, Scott Handcock, Steve Roberts, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, David J. Howe||The idea for '''BroaDWcast''' was born at this event
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||Mar. 11, 2010||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||Hurricane Who: Greyhound One|| Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, James Moran, Tony Lee, Tammy Garrison, Russell Tovey (?)||It's possible this event was cancelled
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||May 16, 2010||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||||Who York Event 3: An Evening with the 7th Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 28-30, 2010||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VIII||Dominic Glynn||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2010||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Lisa Bowerman, Nicholas Briggs, Gareth David-Lloyd, Terrance Dicks, Laura Doddington, Simon Guerrier, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Ciara Janson, Tommy Knight, Tony Lee, Ian McNeice, Kai Owen, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2011||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery||Peter Davison, Tracie Simpson, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, John Leeson, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Cush Jumbo, Paul Kasey, Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor, Ian McNeice, Gareth Roberts, Waris Hussein, Pamela Salem, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, Phil Ford, Joss Agnew, James Moran, Daphne Ashbrook, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clayton Hickman||The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson recorded a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HTLKb6JnSc segment] here. '''BroaDWcast''' was officially launched at this event.
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||May 27-29, 2011||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate IX||Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Ben Aaronovitch||
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||Nov. 7-12, 2011||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Paul Marc Davis, Jeremy Bulloch||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2011||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Briggs, Benjamin Cook, Richard Dinnick, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Robert Shearman, Mark Sheppard, Andrew Hayden Smith, Matthew Waterhouse||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/They_won't_be_shopping:_'Doctor_Who'_diehards_have_other_plans_on_Friday Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2012||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Network 23||Paul McGann, Camille Coduri, William Russell, Mark Sheppard, Louise Jameson, Maureen O’Brien, Caitlin Blackwood, Richard Franklin, Tony Curran, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, W. Morgan Sheppard, Simon Fisher-Becker, Philip Segal, Toby Haynes, Richard Senior, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Waris Hussein, Barnaby Edwards, Jason-Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, John Shiban, Michael Troughton, Beth Chalmers, Lisa Greenwood, Philip Olivier, Nigel Fairs, Phil Ford, Charlie Ross, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Richard Dinnick, Jake McGann, Jackie Jenkins, Keith Miller||The newly-restored TARDIS console from the [[TV Movie]] was on display for the first time
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||May 25-27, 2012||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate X||Paul Kasey, Paul Marc Davis||
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||Oct. 5-7, 2012||Minnesota||St. Louis Park ([[Twin Cities]])||Doubletree Hotel Minneapolis-Park Place||Gaylaxicon||Gary Russell||
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||Nov. 2-4, 2012||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Three||Peter Davison, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Hayden Smith, Arlene Tur, Paul Marc Davis, Frazer Hines, Anjli Mohindra, Tony Lee||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2012||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sophie Aldred, Mark Ayres, Nicholas Briggs, Graeme Burk, Andrew Cartmel, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Dinnick, Simon Fisher-Becker, Burn Gorman, Lisa Greenwood, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sylvester McCoy, Ian McNeice, Anjli Mohindra, Gary Russell, Colin Spaull, Paul Spragg||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2013||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One||Freema Agyeman, <s>Sir Derek Jacobi</s>, Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Mark Strickson, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Frazer Hines, <s>Bernard Horsfall</s>, Ben Browder, Mark Sheppard, Saul Metzstein, Douglas MacKinnon, June Hudson, Anjli Mohindra, Dick Mills, Daphne Ashbrook, Frances Barber, Michael Jayston, Stephen Thorne, Shaun Dingwall, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Ian McNeice, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Andrew Smith, Nina Toussaint-White, Lisa Bowerman, Finn Jones, Gary Russell, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Hope, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Dan Hall, Ed Stradling, Jane Espenson, Julian Holloway, Charlie Ross, Scott Handcock, Peter Anghelides||Horsfall died Jan. 28. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Convention_Gallifrey_One_Sells_Out,_as_3,200_Fans_Pack_the_L.A._Airport_Marriott LA Weekly]
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||May 24-26, 2013||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XI||Colin Baker, Andrew Cartmel, Colin Spaull||
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||June 2013||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Caitlin Blackwood||The first event in 2012 had no celebrity guests
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||Oct. 19-26, 2013||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sylvester McCoy, Frazer Hines, Alan Ruscoe, Pamela Salem, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull, Tommy Knight, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 1-3, 2013||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Four||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Daphne Ashbrook, Terrance Dicks, Tony Lee, Colin Spaull, Gareth David-Lloyd, David J. Howe, Tommy Knight||
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||Nov. 8-10, 2013||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-Islip Airport||L.I. Who||Sylvester McCoy, Daphne Ashbrook, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Waris Hussein, Simon Fisher-Becker||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Convention_Finds_Home_on_Long_Island Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2013||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Freema Agyeman, Daphne Ashbrook, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Tracey Childs, Peter Davison, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Richard Hope, Michael Jayston, Louise Jameson, Paul McGann, Dick Mills, Terry Molloy, Paul Spragg, Dan Starkey, Ed Stradling, Sarah Sutton, Nina Toussaint-White||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Who's_Who Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 2014||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years||Colin Baker, Billie Piper, Arthur Darvill, Paul McGann, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Jean Marsh, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Tom Price, Gareth Thomas, Annette Badland, Mark Sheppard, Daphne Ashbrook, David Banks, Terrance Dicks, Tracey Childs, Lachele Carl, Stuart Milligan, Velile Tshabalala, Amy Pemberton, Chase Masterson, Ricco Ross, Emma Campbell-Jones, Sonita Henry, Jane Goddard, Ellie & Joseph Darcey-Alden, Steve Hughes, Toby Hadoke, Gary Russell, Derek Ritchie, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell, Jane Espenson, Rob Shearman, Stephen Cole, Keith Topping, Phil Ford, Peter Anghelides, Tony Lee, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Scott Handcock, David J. Howe, Steve Roberts||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fan_celebrate_25_years_at_Gallifrey_One El Paisano]. Hadoke performed "Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf" and "My Stepson Stole My Sonic Screwdriver"
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||May 16-18, 2014||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Sophie Aldred, Deborah Watling||
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||May 23-25, 2014||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XII||Terrance Dicks, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||June 2014||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Sylvester McCoy, Gareth David-Lloyd, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 7-9, 2014||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Clarion Hotel||L.I. Who 2||Paul McGann, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terrance Dicks, Terry Molloy||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It%27s_about_time_(Newsday) Newsday]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Long_Island_Doctor_Who_Convention_Outgrows_Venue Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 28-30, 2014||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Nicholas Briggs, Noel Clarke, Camille Coduri, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden, Dominic Glynn, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sonita Henry, Frazer Hines, Mat Irvine, Wendy Padbury, Billie Piper, Deborah Watling||
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||Feb. 13-15, 2015||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 26 Seasons of Gallifrey One||John Barrowman, Janet Fielding, Eve Myles, Sophie Aldred, Derrick Sherwin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Naoko Mori, Burn Gorman, Dan Starkey, Jamie Mathieson, Rachel Talalay, Arwel Wyn Jones, Claire Pritchard, Ellis George, Andrew Cartmel, Bruno Langley, Adjoa Andoh, Phil Ford, Terry Molloy, Nick Robatto, Nicholas Briggs, Mike Tucker, Colin Spaull, Danny Hargreaves, Jane Espenson, Matthew Jacobs, W. Morgan Sheppard, Jason Connery, Juliet Landau, Angela Bruce, Gabriel Woolf, Ross Mullan, Garrick Hagon, Paul Cornell, David Gooderson, Christopher Neame, Marnix van den Broeke, Sarah Louise Madison, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Peter Anghelides, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David Gerrold, Keith Barnfather, Steve Roberts, Darin Henry||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_conquers_TV_universe Los Angeles Daily News]
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||Mar. 13-15, 2015||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Andrew Cartmel, Ellis George, <s>Dan Starkey</s>, <s>Gareth David-Lloyd</s>||Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_drops_in_on_Clarksville_for_Whovian_convention The Leaf Chronicle].
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||Mar. 27-29, 2015||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Tom Baker via Skype, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy, Deborah Watling, Patricia Quinn, Colin Spaull, Nev Fountain||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_in_-_The_Whovians_are_coming_to_Baltimore_County_to_share_their_mutual_love_of_the_cult_sci-fi_TV_series_%27Doctor_Who%27 The Baltimore Sun]
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||Apr. 23-25, 2015||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 2]] and the Irving Invasion||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs||The first event in 2013 had no celebrity guests
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||May 22-24, 2015||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIII||Michelle Gomez, Katy Manning, Nick Robatto||
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||May 29-31, 2015||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Colin Baker, Gareth David-Lloyd, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden||
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||Oct. 2-4, 2015||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, Daphne Ashbrook, Victor Pemberton||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_to_gather_for_Wichita%27s_first_%27Doctor_Who%27_convention The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 13-15, 2015||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 3||Paul McGann, Noel Clarke, Carole Ann Ford, Katy Manning, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Nina Toussaint-White, Daphne Ashbrook, Derrick Sherwin, Dan Starkey, Annette Badland, Ian McNeice||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2015||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Samuel Anderson, Nicholas Briggs, Seán Carlsen, Richard Franklin, Burn Gorman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Christopher Jones, Finn Jones, Alex Kingston, John Levene, Sarah Louise Madison, Katy Manning, Chase Masterson, Paul McGann, Ross Mullan, Ingrid Oliver, Tom Spilsbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TARDIS_gathering_has_links_to_area Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 12-14, 2016||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Station 27||Sir John Hurt, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, Samuel Anderson, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Andy Pryor, Patricia Quinn, Julian Glover, Ian McNeice, Naoko Mori, Jessica Martin, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Clare Higgins, Sarah Douglas, India Fisher, Seán Carlsen, Will Thorp, Jami Reid-Quarrell, Matthew Doman, Andrew Cartmel, Andy Lane, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Simon Guerrier, Nev Fountain, Nick Robatto, Tony Lee, Matthew Jacobs, Richard Dinnick, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Mar. 18-20, 2016||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation 2||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michael Troughton, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nick Briggs, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Robert Shearman, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Nev Fountain, John Peel||
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||Mar. 25-27, 2016||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Colin Baker||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Baker_headlines_%27Dr._Who%27_convention The Leaf Chronicle]
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||Apr. 3-9, 2016||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Terry Molloy, Colin Spaull, Katy Manning||
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||Apr. 22-24, 2016||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 3 and the Daleks of DFW]]||Eve Myles, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Richard Franklin, Andrew Cartmel, Simon Fisher-Becker, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_celebrate_a_sci-fi_legacy_at_WhoFest_3 The Irving Rambler]
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||May 20-22, 2016||Laconia||[[New Hampshire]]||Margate Hotel & Resort||Coal Hill Con||Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy||
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||May 27-29, 2016||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIV||Paul McGann, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery||Continued by WHOlanta
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||June 3-5, 2016||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Anneke Wills, Dominic Glynn||
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||June 25-26, 2016||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Embassy Suites Downtown||Con Kasterborous||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Oct. 14-16, 2016||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy II||Peter Davison, Richard Franklin, Dominic Glynn, Mark Strickson, Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood, Anneke Wills, Nabil Shaban, Stephen Thorne, Waris Hussein||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Whovians,_'Time_Eddy_II'_is_what_the_Doctor_ordered Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 11-13, 2016||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 4||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Paul McGann, Jemma Redgrave, Sophie Aldred, Nicholas Briggs, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, Peter Purves, Richard Franklin, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, <s>Clare Higgins</s>, Matthew Jacobs, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2016||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Wendy Padbury, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Michelle Gomez||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2017||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 28 Years Later||Paul McGann, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Peter Purves, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, John Leeson, Philip Hinchcliffe, Gareth David-Lloyd, Daphne Ashbrook, Catrin Stewart, Naoko Mori, Deep Roy, Mat Irvine, Simon Fisher-Becker, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Barnaby Edwards, Roger Murray-Leach, June Hudson, Howard Burden, Danny Webb, Jimmy Vee, Christine Adams, Hattie Hayridge, Ryan Carnes, Michael Troughton, Sean Carlsen, Prentis Hancock, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell||
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||Mar. 17-19, 2017||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Sarah Madison, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_convention_coming_back_to_Clarksville The Leaf-Chronicle]
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||Mar. 24-26, 2017||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace||(Re)Generation 3||Sylvester McCoy, Jenna Coleman, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Catrin Stewart, Peter Purves, Katy Manning, Terry Molloy, Richard Franklin, Nick Briggs, Andrew Cartmel, Rob Shearman ||
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||May 5-7, 2017||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||WHOlanta||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Camille Coduri, Jamie Mathieson ||Continues TimeGate
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||May 5-7, 2017||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 4: The Power of Five]]||Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, Dan Starkey||
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||May 12-14, 2017||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Janet Fielding, Gary Russell||
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||June 10-11, 2017||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Westin||Con Kasterborous||Peter Davison, Neve McIntosh, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||July 15-23, 2017||Port Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Daphne Ashbrook, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Paul McGann</s>||
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||Oct. 13-15, 2017||[[Dayton]] (Fairborn)||Ohio||Holiday Inn||<s>Time Lord Expo</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled.
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||Oct. 14, 2017||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] (Hilliard)||Ohio||Packrat Comics Store||Ohio Who||Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood||
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||Oct. 20-22, 2017||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Drury Plaza Hotel||Time Eddy III||Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts, Katy Manning, Dominic Glyn, Matthew Waterhouse, William Russell, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_'Doctor_Who'_companions_head_to_Wichita_for_the_adventure The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 10-12, 2017||[[Long Island]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 5||Sylvester McCoy, Lalla Ward, Katy Manning, Ingrid Oliver, John Leeson, Barnaby Edwards, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Waris Hussein, Richard Ashton||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Nicholas Briggs, Janet Fielding||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Hilton Orlando Buena Vista Palace||OrlandoCon||Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Dec. 8-10, 2017||Seattle||[[Washington]]||DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel||Anglicon||Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy||
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||<span id="2018">Feb. 16-18, 2018</span>||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 29 Voyages of||Steven Moffat, Sylvester McCoy, Matt Lucas, David Bradley, Jemma Redgrave, Murray Gold, Sophie Aldred, Camille Coduri, Brian Minchin, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Terry Molloy, Lisa Bowerman, Rona Munro, Martin Jarvis, Andrew Cartmel, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Peter Harness, Rachel Talalay, Lawrence Gough, Wayne Yip, Hayley Nebauer, Lindsey Alford, Jessica Martin, Stephen Wyatt, Philip Martin, Mike Tucker, Mark Ayres, Jenny Colgan, Chris Achilleos, Carrie Henn, Chase Masterson, Dee Sadler, Colin Spaull, Richard Ashton, Robert Shearman, Simon Fraser, George Mann, Cavan Scott, Jon Davey, John Dorney, Matt Fitton, Edward Russell, Rekha Sharma, Peter Anghelides, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Jane Espenson||
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||Mar. 23-25, 2018||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Harborplace||(Re)Generation Who 4||Peter Capaldi, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Terry Molloy, John Leeson, Rachel Talalay, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, Nicola Bryant, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Michael Jayston||
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||May 4-6, 2018||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Louise Jameson, Rachel Talalay||
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||May 11-13, 2018||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Neve McIntosh</s>, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart||
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||June 9-10, 2018||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||The Westin at Bridge Street||Con Kasterborous||Mark Sheppard, <s>Dominic Glynn</s>, Catrin Stewart||
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||Sept. 21-28, 2018||Seattle||Washington|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, Wendy Padbury||
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||Oct. 20-21, 2018||[[Cleveland]] (Vermilion)||Ohio||German's Villa||<s>Ohio Who</s>||Sophie Aldred, Michael Jayston||Cancelled.
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||Nov. 17-18, 2018||[[New York City]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Geek Convention||Paul McGann, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison, Jon Davey, John Peel||Continued by '''An Unearthly Convention'''
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||Nov. 23-25, 2018||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Pearl Mackie, <s>Jenna Coleman</s>, Catrin Stewart, Ingrid Oliver, Graeme Harper, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Simon Fisher-Becker, Rosie Jane, Ian McNeice, Ross Mullan, Jon Davey, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison||
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||Dec. 7, 2018||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Science Center||First Friday||Simon Fisher-Becker||[https://www.kmov.com/great_day/simon-fisher-becker-first-friday---dr-who/video_69e8be97-1fbb-5bcc-a552-bd4f4a32f517.html KMOV feature]
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||Jan. 4-6, 2019</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Katy Manning, Neve McIntosh||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2019||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 30 Years in the TARDIS||Colin Baker, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Catherine Tate, John Barrowman, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Nicola Bryant, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Michael Jayston, Tony Curran, Nicholas Briggs, Caitlin Blackwood, Jamie Childs, Wayne Yip, Ben Wheatley, Rachel Talalay, Yasmin Bannerman, Sophie Hopkins, Blair Mowat, Sarah Dollard, Mickey Lewis, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Jon Davey, Rusty Goffe, Rosie Jane, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Paul Vanezis, Richard Molesworth, Christopher Jones, Nev Fountain, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tim Treloar, Lisa Greenwood, Rachael Stott, Jacob Dudman, Cristel Dee, <s>Scott Handcock</s>, Simon Guerrier, Lance Parkin, Tony Lee, Nick Robatto, Stuart Manning, Chris Chapman, Rob Ritchie, Edward Russell||
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||Mar. 29-31, 2019||[[Baltimore]] (Rockville)||Maryland||Bethesda North Mariott||<s>(Re)Generation Who</s>||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Catherine Tate, Sophie Aldred, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terry Molloy||Cancelled
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||May 3-5, 2019||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Jon Davey||
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||June 8-9, 2019||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn/Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>|| ||Cancelled
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||Nov. 23-24, 2019||[[New York City|Long Island]] (Holtsville)||[[New York]]||Ramada Plaza||An Unearthly Convention (L.I. Who)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Daphne Ashbrook, John Leeson||Continues '''L.I. Geek Convention'''
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||Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Tosin Cole, Arthur Darvill, Katy Manning, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Richard Franklin, Frazer Hines, <s>John Levene</s>, Richard Ashton, Greg Austin, <s>Fady Elsayed</s>, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sophie Hopkins, Vivian Oparah, Emma Campbell-Jones, Ryan Carnes||
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||Dec. 13-22, 2019||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Michael Troughton||
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||Jan. 17-19, 2020</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Richard Ashton, John Leeson (by video conference)||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2020||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 31 Flavours of Gallifrey One||Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, Pearl Mackie, Tosin Cole, Anjli Mohindra, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Michelle Ryan, Geoffrey Beevers, Tilly Steele, Mark Dexter, Anna-Louise Plowman, Joy Wilkinson, Vinay Patel, Peter McTighe, Steffan Morris, Sallie Aprahamian, Tracie Simpson, Margot Hayhoe, Rhianne Starbuck, <s>Ray Holman</s>, Michael Collins, Michael E. Briant, Emma Reeves, Una McCormack, Gary Russell, Mark Corden, James DeHaviland, Paul Cornell, Russell Minton, Jon Davey, Richard Ashton, Matt Rohman, Marcus Gilbert, Mark McQuoid, Richard Dinnick, Christopher Jones, <s>Tracy Ann Oberman</s>, Jody Hauser, Matt Fitton, Scott Gray, Keith Barnfather||
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||May 30, 2020||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||online||WHOlanta||Sophie Aldred, Rachel Talalay, Dominic Glynn, Jon Davey||
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||Oct. 10-11, 2020||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>||Catherine Tate||Cancelled
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||Nov. 27-28, 2020||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||online||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Lisa Greenwood, <s>Sylvie Briggs, Mark Dexter, Michael Troughton, Mickey Lewis, Shobna Gulati, Bhavnisha Parmar, Jimmy Vee</s>||
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||Jan. 15-17, 2021||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||online||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Jan. 29-Feb. 9, 2021||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||<s>The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise</s>|| ||cancelled
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||Feb. 12-14, 2021||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||<s>Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight</s>|| ||Postponed to 2022
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||Aug. 7, 2021||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||online||BritCon||Paul McGann, David Bradley, Jon Davey||
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||Nov. 20-21, 2021||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island, Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Time-Flight||Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Michael Jayston, Joanna Ball, Jon Davey, Michael Troughton, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2021||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Michael Jayston, Neve McIntosh, Colin Spaull, <s>Michael Troughton</s>, <s>Sylvie Briggs</s>, <s>Shobna Gulati</s>, <s>Jimmy Vee</s>, Sadie Miller, <s>Simon Fisher-Becker</s>, <s>Bhavnisha Parmar</s>, Clem So, Terry Molloy||
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||Jan. 21-23, 2022||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Satellite 9||Mark Strickson, John Peel||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2022||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight|| Sylvester McCoy, Mandip Gill, Sacha Dhawan, Matt Strevens, Jo Martin, Frazer Hines, Jonathan Watson, Eric Roberts, Sophia Myles, Tommy Knight, Sadie Miller, Anjli Mohindra, Bhavnisha Parmar, Michael Jayston, Stephen Gallagher, India Fisher, Christopher Naylor, Lauren Cornelius, Clem So, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Colin Spaull, Jody Hauser, Paul Cornell, Lisa McMullin, Gary Russell, Matthew Sweet, John Peel, Matt Fitton, Mark Corden, Tony Lee, Rob Ritchie, Martin Geraghty, Emily Cook, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J Howe, Heather Challands, Eliza Roberts; <s> Bonnie Langford, Sophie Aldred, Annabel Scholey, Annette Badland, Derek Martin, Nabil Shaban, Conrad Westmaas, Roberta Ingranata, Keith Barnfather </s>||Rescheduled from 2021
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||Apr. 18-29, 2022||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Molloy||
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||Aug. 5-7, 2022||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||Hilton Bellevue||BritCon||Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Matthew Jacobs, Philip Segal, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 19-20, 2022||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Meglos||Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Sarah Sutton, Sophie Aldred, Kevin McNally, Frazer Hines, Jon Davey, Bhavnisha Parmar, Tim Dane Ried||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2022||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Bhavnisha Parmar, Sophia Myles, Kevin McNally||
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||Jan. 20-22, 2023||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: 10 Years in the Tardis||Sophie Aldred, Tommy Knight||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2023||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 33 1/3 Long Live the Revolution||Jodie Whittaker, Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Chris Chibnall, Janet Fielding, Sophie Aldred, Katy Manning, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Jon Culshaw, Michael Troughton, Daniel Anthony, Craige Els, Jamie Magnus Stone, Patrick O'Kane, Arwel Wyn Jones, Dafydd Shurmer, Tim Treloar, Stephen Noonan, Daisy Ashford, Lauren Cornelius, Jeff Cummins, Richard Price, Simon Carew, Tim Dane Reid, Mickey Lewis, Dan Slott, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Matt Fitton, Joe Lidster, Paul Cornell, Matthew Sweet, Peter Anghelides, Jody Hauser, Simon Guerrier, Matthew Jacobs||
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||June 9-11, 2023||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||Con Kasterborous||<s>Eric Roberts</s>, John Barrowman||
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||Aug. 18-20, 2023||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who 6||Paul McGann, Sacha Dhawan, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Richard Ashton, Mickey Lewis||
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||Oct. 21, 2023||[[Indianapolis]] (Camby & Plainfield)||Indiana||Plainfield Mariott||Doctoberfest 2023: Collision (Who North America)||Sophie Aldred||
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||Oct. 22-29, 2023||Cape Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2023||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Katy Manning, Carole Ann Ford, <s>Frazer Hines</s>, Mark Strickson, Rachel Talalay, Michael Troughton, <s>Jeff Rawle</s>, <s>Colin Spaull</s>, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Lisa Bowerman||
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||Jan. 12-14, 2024||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Year 11||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Lisa Bowerman, Jon Davey||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2024||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Miracle on 34th Street||Sir Derek Jacobi, Alex Kingston, Billie Piper, Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Segun Akinola, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Jacqueline King, Shaun Dingwall, Annette Badland, Kevin McNally, Rachel Talalay, Sally Knyvette, Brian Croucher, Jan Chappell, Brian Herring, Ray Holman, Dominic Glynn, Jonathon Carley, Paul Cornell, Mark Morris, James Goss, John Dorney, Gary Russell, Stephen Cole, Simon Guerrier, Jody Houser, Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson||
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||Aug. 23-25, 2024||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island Airport East||Long Island's Doctor Who Convention||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Yee Jee Tso, Annette Badland, Trevor Cooper, Daphne Ashbrook, Jacqueline King, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Jonathan Watson||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2024||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Jo Martin, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Mark Ayres, Dominic Glynn, <s>Annette Badland</s>, Sacha Dhawan, Sonny McGann, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||
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||Dec. 5-15, 2024||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sophie Aldred, Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy||
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||Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2025||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Ian McNeice||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2025||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in 35 Millimetre||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Catherine Tate, Jenna Coleman, Steven Moffat, Julie Gardner, Joel Collins, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Michelle Greenidge, Susan Twist, Mark Sheppard, David Gooderson, Kate Herron, Briony Redman, Julie Anne Robinson, Scott Handcock, Gary Russell, Blair Mowat, Paul Magrs, Jonathan Morris, Andrew Smith, Andy Lane, Nev Fountain, Jody Hauser, Sean Carlsen, Alex McQueen, Miles Richardson, Charlie Hayes, Safiyya Ingar, Lizzie Hopley, John Dorney, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Lisa McMullan, Alfie Shaw, Tony Lee, Nigel Fairs, Juliet Landau, Mara Wilson, Alimi Ballard, <s>Lisa Greenwood</s>, Christopher Jones||It was announced that the 38th Gallifrey One convention - to be held in 2028 - would be the last.
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||Aug. 22-24, 2025||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Islip Airport East||L.I. Who||Jo Martin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Paul Jerricho||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2025||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Seán Carlsen, Steph de Whalley, Christopher Eccleston, Carole Ann Ford, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Christopher Jones, Paul Kasey, Jacqueline King, Mickey Lewis, Stephen Love, Alex Macqueen, <s>Peter Purves</s>, Katy Manning, Jo Martin, Rebecca Nation, Miles Richardson, Clem So, Michael Troughton, Susan Twist ||
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||Jan. 23-25, 2026||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Jo Martin, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook||
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||Feb. 6-8, 2026||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 36 Legends of Gallifrey One: Stories Untold||Peter Davison, Millie Gibson, Jo Martin, Freema Agyeman, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Philip Segal, Matthew Jacobs, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, Kai Owen, Ian McNeice, Ricco Ross, Eliza Roberts, Brian Sloman, Steph de Whalley, Pete McTighe, Alexander Devrient, Michael Troughton, Paul Kasey, Charlie Condou, Miranda Raison, Samir Arrian, Lisa Greenwood, Conrad Westmaas, Rob Valentine, Matt Fitton, Jodie Houser, Rebecca Nation||Celebrating the [[TV Movie]]'s 30th anniversary (albeit without Paul McGann, who had to cancel)
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||Feb. 5-7, 2027||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Magnificent 37 of Gallifrey One||TBA||
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* This list of over '''<span id='conCount'></span>''' events contains only official conventions or shows attended by '''Doctor Who''' cast or crew.
* There were hundreds if not thousands of fan-run gatherings, mini-conventions and events (such as pledge drives) that aren't covered here.
*The travelling '''[[Doctor Who USA Tour|Doctor Who USA Tour / Celebration & Tour 87-88]]''' is also not covered here; that has its own [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]] and [[List of Celebration & Tour stops|list of STOPS]].
*Also omitted are '''Blakes 7''' conventions where Terry Nation was the only '''Doctor Who''' guest, and events where Douglas Adams, in his capacity as creator of '''The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy''', was also a guest.
*Large-scale annual events such as [[Wikipedia:San Diego Comic-Con|San Diego Comic Con]] (since 1970), [[Wikipedia:New York Comic Con|New York Comic Con]] (since 2006), and [[Wikipedia:Pensacon|Pensacon]] (since 2014), which are often attended by '''Doctor Who''' actors and production members, are also not included.
* Persons whose names are <s>struck through</s> are identified in publicity or other advertising material as attending, but who ultimately did not appear at the event
* Additional information, such as convention booklets and advertising flyers, can be found for some of the events on the relevant city / state profile and at the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention_fliers Doctor Who Cuttings Archive]
*The Gallifrey One conventions (ongoing since 1990) feature many guests from the TV, audio, books, comics and peripheral worlds of '''Doctor Who''' and its spin-offs '''Torchwood''', '''The Sarah Jane Adventures''' and '''Class''', as well as from other popular SF films and TV series. We have therefore not included ''everyone'' in our lists here (but a full roll call of convention guests can be seen at the [http://www.gallifreyone.com/?page_id=104 Gallifrey One Conventions site]).
*The long-running Dixie Trek convention has a profile on the [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Dixie_Trek FanLore website HERE]

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! style="width:30%" |'''Notes'''
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||Apr. 13-15, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||LA Marriott||Los Angeles Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Convention||||No Doctor Who guests, but continuous videos of the series played in the "Doctor Who Theatre", sponsored by Time-Life and [[KBSC]]. Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Takes_L.A._by_Storm Starlog 25]. Press kit [https://broadwcast.org/images/1/19/1979-04-13_A_Weekend_with_the_Doctor.pdf here]
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||Dec. 1, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Continental Hyatt House||The Doctor Who Convention (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Tom Baker, Graham Williams, Terrance Dicks, Gerry Davis, Don Gallacher (music producer of Mankind's disco version of the theme-tune)||Baker and Williams showed up at the eleventh hour; the studio sessions for [[Shada]] had been cancelled and they had nothing else to do that weekend. Video room included [[The Daemons]] and [[Nightmare of Eden]] 1. Baker stayed until the next day to do a signing at Venice Beach. Extensive con report and interview with Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Visit_with_The_Doctor_(Who) Starlog 34]. Interview with Dicks in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Terrance_Dicks Starlog 37]. Ad in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_Who_Convention LA Weekly].
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||Mar. 1-2, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Hyatt Regency||Who 1 (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Ian Marter, Elisabeth Sladen, Terrance Dicks, Pat Dunlop||Report and interviews in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%27s_Companions_Come_to_Hollywood Starlog 42]. Sladen's appearance mentioned in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_tripper%27s_fear_of_flying Liverpool Echo].
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||Mar. 22, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||North Hollywood Park||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who%27s_Leela_gets_a_call_from_the_West London Evening Standard]
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||Mar. 23, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Wonderworld Books||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||
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||Feb. 6-8, 1981||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon II||Terrance Dicks, Elisabeth Sladen, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett)||Generic SF convention
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||Aug. 14-16, 1981||[[Tulsa]]||Oklahoma||Camelot Hotel||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||<s>Tom Baker</s>, <s>Lalla Ward</s>, Peter Davison (1st con), Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner (1st con), David Valla ([[The War Games]])||Davison had finished recording [[Kinda]] the day before. Guests are only there on the 16th, due to an air-traffic controllers strike that delayed their flight. Videos shown include [[The Edge of Destruction]], [[The Rescue]], [[An Unearthly Child]] 1. Interviews with JNT and Davison in Fantastic Films 28, Fantasy Empire 4, and Davison in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62], article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What%27s_a_Panopticon%3F_Ask_a_%27Who%27_Fan Tulsa World]. Con organizer Barbara Elder was interviewed by [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._Viewers_Fancy_BBC_Sci-Fi_Fantasy Variety]
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||Feb. 5-7, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon III||John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Nicholas Courtney (1st US con), Jane Judge, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett), Dave Prowse||Generic SF convention. It was here that Bulloch hinted to JNT that he'd like to appear in Doctor Who again. It didn't happen. Courtney often spoke of his first-ever US convention where he encountered lots of female fans dressed as the Brigadier. (In his autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It" (2005), Courtney says his first US con was at the Holiday Inn in Fort Lauderdale, in 1982 - soon after he'd finished filming [[Mawdryn Undead]]. However, this event was six months ''before'' he worked on [[Mawdryn Undead]]; we feel sure Courtney is misremembering things. He isn't getting the year wrong and mixing this up with the 1983 Omnicon IV (see below) because he wasn't there; indeed ''none'' of the newspaper or fanzine reports on that later event mention him.
|-||Feb./Mar.?, 1982||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||University of Florida||||John Nathan-Turner||Nathan-Turner showed tapes of recently-screened Peter Davison stories. (We're not exactly sure when this event was; Omnicon III was held in Fort Lauderdale from 5-7 Feb -- see above; since JNT was in Florida for that, the visit to Gainesville may have been a side-trip. If it was a separate visit to the state, it would likely have been after work on season 19 had completed (which wrapped on 1 March 1982) and before rehearsals for season 20 commenced (on 30 March 1982).
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||July 16-18, 1982||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Americana Congress||Panopticon West II||John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Sutton, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, Terry Nation, Anthony Ainley, Terry Sampson (BBC Enterprises)||Also known as "Sweatcon". There were between 3,000 and 6,000 attendees each day, and no air-conditioning! Recording on [[Arc of Infinity]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner announced the pre-sale to the US of 78 Peter Davison episodes (i.e. three seasons worth). It was while at this event that Nathan-Turner sounded out Nation for permission to do a Dalek story to close the 20th season. The [[KRMA]] documentary [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] was filmed. Season 19 shown in video room. Reports in DWM 76 and Fantasy Empire 6. Presumably the interview with JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62] was conducted here. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_hero_for_all_ages,_Dr._Who_is_just_out_of_this_world Chicago Tribune]. Brief mentions in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._fans_go_wild_for_Dr_Who_and_Nyssa Daily Express], the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who's_thousands Aberdeen Evening Press] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_of_their_lives Liverpool Daily Post]. AP photo of Ainley and fans appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_that_doctor%3F_%28AP_photo%29 several newspapers].
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||Aug. 21-22, 1982||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||||||Terrance Dicks||On the morning of 22 August, Dicks was woken by a telephone call from script editor Eric Saward to sound out his availability to write [[The Five Doctors]]
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||Sept. 18-19, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado|| ||Star Con-Denver VI||John Nathan-Turner||It was while at this convention, that Doctor Who Fan Club of America president, Ron Katz, established an "agreement" with John Nathan-Turner for the club to sell "unofficial" DWFCA merchandise. Film-maker David Ryan approached JNT about a 'behind the scenes' documentary for the 20th next year. [[Castrovalva]] and [[Earthshock]] were shown.
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||Oct. 23, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn?||Galaxy Party (Omnicon)||Jon Pertwee (first U.S. con)||Report and photos in Fantasy Empire 6.
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||Nov. 21, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Mammoth Gardens||Whovian Festival II (aka Colorado Whovian Festival)||Sarah Sutton, Anthony Ainley||This was the first event run by the newly-formed Doctor Who Fan Club of America (DWFCA). Whovian Festival I (June 5, 1982) was a local gathering with no celebrity guests.
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||Feb. 4-6, 1983||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon IV||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner,  John McElroy (DWAS)||DW and Star Trek. Davison - who wore his Doctor's costume - had just completed recording [[Enlightenment]]. JNT was at the Con 5-6 Feb only, but stayed on in the US on holiday until 14 Feb. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/More_than_300_attend_sci-fi_festival Galveston Daily News], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Spaced-out_sci-fi_fans_beam_down_for_festival Sun-Sentinel] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_is_real_far_out Tallahassee Democrat]. Report in Fantasy Empire 1983 Summer Special.
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||Feb. 13, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||John Nathan-Turner||More of a signing than a convention, photos of event [https://www.facebook.com/GharyZ/photos_albums HERE]. A group of fans had earlier staged their own version of [[The Five Doctors]]; they appeared at the event still in costume, and the group was photographed with JNT. (After being in the US for over a week, JNT flew back to the UK on 14 Feb.) Photos of Nathan-Turner with the costumed fans appear in the Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special. Photo of JNT in DWM 83.
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||Feb. 19-20, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson||More of a signing than a convention; signing sessions ran from noon-2pm, then 4-6pm on the first day, and noon-2pm, 3-5pm on the second. A (delayed) story was run in the 6 May 1983 [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_who_are_in_the_know_crowd_store_to_see_%27Doctor%27 Daily Herald]. Photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id31.html HERE], and [http://blogforgallifrey.com/?p=88 HERE (from the 20th)].
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||Mar. 13, 1983||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||UF Carleton Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA) mini-festival||Ron Katz||Probably no guests. Katz showed two stories: "Ones that haven't aired yet, featuring Peter Davison." Story in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_brings_a_new_dimension_to_space The Sun]
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||May 27-30, 1983||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Palo Alto||NADWAS||Tom Baker, Christopher Crouch (BBC Enterprises)||Baker and Crouch were interviewed for [[Dr. Who in America]]; Baker also recorded his [[An Interview with]] segment at the [[KTEH]] studios
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||May 28-30, 1983||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Seattle Trade Center||Futurefest 83||||Not sure if any DW guests attended.
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||July 9-10, 1983||[[Tampa]]||Florida||McKay Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen, John Nathan-Turner||The various conventions attended by Jon Pertwee during July 1983 were chiefly to publicise his stories, some of which (i.e. just the full colour ones) had recently been re-released into US syndication. Pertwee gave JNT some candy called "Mounds", asking him to give these to his old friend Ingrid Pitt, who JNT would be seeing a few days later at rehearsals for [[Warriors of the Deep]]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. The interviews with Pertwee that appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Jon_Pertwee:_The_Gallant_Doctor Starlog 79], and Sladen seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_an_Actor Starlog 77] were likely conducted during the July tour. Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hiccup_delays_Worzel_Gummidge Liverpool Echo]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Are_you_a_fan_of_Dr._Who%3F Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult_of_fans_knows_that_the_Doctor_is_in Tampa Tribune].
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||July 13, 1983||[[Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||Hamilton Hall, University of NC||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Reports in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983, [http://kith.beeblebroxcompany.org/tagged/Volume-1.8 KITH Newsletter], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_lands_in_North_Carolina Star-News]
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||July 16, 1983||[[New York City|New York]]||New York||Beacon Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3f_There's_no_question_he's_a_cult_hero Wilmington Evening News].
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||July 16-17, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton International O'Hare||Creation||Tom Baker||Report in Fantasy Empire Collectors Edition No 1, and photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id29.html HERE]. Tom Baker appeared on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7gz5zMICqo local news].
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||July 19, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Walnut Street Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Festival_To_Be_In_Philly The Daily Times]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_%27Dr._Who%27_star_wonders_%27why_all_the_fuss%3F%27 Courier-Post].
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||July 22-24, 1983||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Panopticon West III (Prydonian Renegades)||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Fiona Cumming, <s>John Levene</s>, Ian Fraser, David Saunders (from DWAS)||Nathan-Turner flew to the US only hours after attending the final day's location filming on [[The Awakening]]. Saunders recalls that rumours were circulating at the con that Colin Baker had been cast as the sixth Doctor. Report in Fantasy Empire 12, and interview with Ainley in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Anthony_Ainley Starlog 80], and JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/John_Nathan_Turner_Producing_Doctor_Who Starlog 82]. Footage shown in [[The Whovians]].
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||July 23-24, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Granada Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Photos in DWM 83. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Stateside_Whovians_are_gathering_in_summer The South Bend Tribune].
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||July 30-31, 1983||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Paramount Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||A selection of early black and white stories and colour Pertwees was shown, plus brand new Season 20 episodes. Also screened were episodes of Worzel Gummidge. 
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||Aug. 12-14, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||The Authorized Dr. Who 20th Anniversary Celebration (ComicCon)||Peter Davison, Ian Marter, Janet Fielding (1st con), John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney||Nathan-Turner (who celebrated his 36th birthday on 12 Aug) brought tapes of season 20 episodes. Reports in DWM 83 and Fantasy Empire 13, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id20.html HERE].
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||Aug. 20-21, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||John Leeson (1st con)||Leeson often speaks of his first US con; he was the sole guest at a fan event in Philadelphia, where (in disguise as a fan called "George from Pittsburgh") he participated in a "K9 sound-alike competition" - and lost! Photo of "disguised" Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]. Report in North American CT (Oct 1983), and article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who-Manoids_Flip_Over_Their_TV_Hero The Inquirer]
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||Oct. 1-2, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Creation, The Elder Corp.||Tom Baker||Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_on_Earth... The Sunday Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Taking_the_Mystery_Out_of_Doctor_Who%3F%3F%3F The Boston College Heights].
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[North Carolina|Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||University of NC||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||
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||Nov. 26-27, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||The Ultimate Celebration (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton (1st con), Peter Davison, Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, John Leeson, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Carole Ann Ford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Louise Jameson, Mary Tamm, Nicola Bryant, Fiona Cumming, Ian Fraser, Gary Downie, Julie Brennan, Terry Nation, Peter Moffatt, Matthew Waterhouse||Location filming for [[The Caves of Androzani]] had been completed the week before, although JNT was in Canada at that time, flying on to the US directly. It was at this event that JNT approached Troughton to appear in Season 22. On 25 November 1983, at the end of the UK broadcast of [[The Five Doctors]], Peter Davison was briefly interviewed by Terry Wogan (filmed on 14 November), and said he was flying off to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIfaZRCsc4w a US convention in Chicago]. On 28 November, various UK news bulletins, such as [http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3yLMbKdUlSQ#t=7s BBC 1 News] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzRQZ0R9qoQ&feature=related Newsround] reported on the event, one of which was used in the 29 November edition of ''Video Dispatch'' in New Zealand. Also on 29 November, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5VjMVADBk ''Entertainment Tonight''] reported on the convention. On 3 December, ''Entertainment This Week'' ran the same story, but with an edit that omitted the majority of the clips from [[The Five Doctors]]. That same edition of ''ETW'' aired in New Zealand on 17 December 1983, and in Australia on 8 January 1984. The existing elements of [[Shada]] were shown for the first time. A full con report appeared in DWM "Merchandise Special" 1984. Pertwee recorded a voiceover for the con's [http://fuzzymemories.tv/#videoclip-2104 TV commercial]. Fan Video of Pertwee, Sladen, Courtney on stage: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FX2OPZzPwc PART 1]; [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwThegG47sU&feature=relmfu PART 2]; panel footage [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDg31fcKoFE HERE]. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id19.html HERE]. Report in DWB 7 & 8, photos and interview with Cumming in Fantasy Empire 15, report in Fantasy Empire 16.
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||Feb. 3-5, 1984||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott ||Omnicon V||John Nathan-Turner, Colin Baker (1st con), Nicola Bryant, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney||The first studio session for [[The Twin Dilemma]] had been completed. Baker and Bryant wore their costumes. Report and extensive interview with Baker in Fantasy Empire 12; report in Fantasy Empire 15. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJObUT1y8wY News report here]
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||Feb. 11-12, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker||Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], and some can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSLgBEIZ5_Y&feature=related HERE]
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||Tom Baker||Baker was interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1984||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Golden Gateway Holiday Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JN-T interview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_producer_visits_with_fans Peninsula Times Tribune]
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||May 26-28, 1984||[[Rochester]]||New York||||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Terrance Dicks||
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||June 2-3, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||June 9-10, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||<s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, Sarah Sutton, Ian Marter||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4lgyChswIc Report] on [[NJN]]. Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]]
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||June 15-17, 1984||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Time Festival Panopticon West IV (aka DWExpo '84)||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Nicola Bryant</s>||Report in DWM 96, and interviews with Nathan-Turner and Baker in Marvel US #5. Location filming for [[Attack of the Cybermen]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner was unavailable for comment on the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Koo_Falls_Out_with_Dr_Who Koo Stark incident].
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||June 16-17, 1984||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||Elisabeth Sladen, Sarah Sutton||
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||June 23-24, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||||Creation||||
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||June 30-July 1, 1984||[[Detroit]]||Michigan||||Creation||Sarah Sutton, Ron Katz||
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||July 6-8, 1984||[[Alabama|Mobile]]||Alabama||Riverview Plaza||Gulf Con 84||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 7-8, 1984||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Creation||||
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||July 14-15, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Park Plaza Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 21-22, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||[[Dr. Who in America]] premiered here.
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||July 27-29, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||||Gateway Con II||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Mary Tamm?||
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||July 28-29, 1984||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Airport Holiday Inn||Creation||Ian Marter, Ron Katz||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Best_Bets Lakeland Ledger]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[San Jose]]||California||Sainte Claire Hotel Convention Center||Timecon 84||Jon Pertwee, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Sarah Lee, Gerry Davis?||Nathan-Turner was absent from rehearsals for [[The Two Doctors]]. Pertwee and Nathan-Turner likely recorded their "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_fans_emulate_their_hero_at_San_Jose_fantasy_convention Two] [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/4,000-plus_%27Who%27_fans_come_out reviews] in the Peninsula Times Tribune. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_TV_hero_for_the_ages San Jose Mercury News]; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRch2vfavFw Footage from evening Cabaret HERE]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||Buffalo Who Fest 84 (Pyramids of Buffalo)||<s>John Nathan-Turner</s>||
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||Aug. 17-19, 1984||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '84 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Louise Jameson, Nicholas Courtney, John Leeson, Ian Marter||Another "K9 sound-alike contest" was held. Interview with Marter in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Harry_Sullivan%27s_Travels Starlog 124]. Misleading ad in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker,_who_portrays_Dr_Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Aug. 25-26, 1984||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Omni Park Central||Creation Summer Expo||Mary Tamm||
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||Sept. 15-16, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson, Terrance Dicks||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Where,_when_and_how_to_find_Dr._Who_(Who%3F) Courier-Post]
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||Sept. 22-23, 1984||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||Hyatt Regency||Creation||||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson, John Leeson||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Terry Nation||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||||
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||Oct. 13-14, 1984||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Hotel||Creation||||
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||Oct. 20-21, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Bel Air Hilton||Creation||Mary Tamm||
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||Nov. 3-4, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Mark Strickson?||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tonic_for_a_science-fiction_addiction Philadelphia Inquirer]
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||Nov. 9-11, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel Buffalo Airport||Buffalo Who Fest 1984||Jon Pertwee, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Mary Tamm</s>, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Gerry Davis</s>, Gail Bennett||Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had just been completed. Report in Fantasy Empire 18
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||Nov. 16-17, 1984||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Omni Park Central Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm?||In her autobiography ''Second Generation'', Tamm mentions being the sole DW guest at a general SF con held in New York, her first-ever visit to that city (although she recalls seeing people dressed in ''Star Trek The Next Generation'' costumes, that must be a mixed memory, as that series didn't start until 1987)
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||TARDIS 21 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Ian Marter, John Levene, Richard Franklin, <s>Mary Tamm</s>||TARDIS 21 stands for The Annual Reunion of Doctors In Season 21. Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had been completed. Pertwee and Troughton performed their infamous water-pistol fights. Pertwee recorded a segment for [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGf3zWpjPGU Son of Svengoolie] and was interviewed on [http://chicago.epguides.com/DoctorWho/ WGN Radio]. Report in DWM 99, DWB 19, and Fantasy Empire 19, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id23.html HERE], and extensive photo gallery [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maryloye/sets/72157633060045747/ HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Four,_count_%27em,_four_Dr._Whos_at_Hyatt_Regency Tinley Park Star]. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_call_for_the_interplanetary_Doctor Sun-Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/In_Whovian_Heaven The Washingon Post]. Sladen's account in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who_is_tonic_for_time_traveller_Liz Middlesex County Times].
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||Jan. 12-13, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||Sarah Sutton, James Doohan||DW and Star Trek
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||Jan. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Mark Strickson||DW and Star Trek
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||Feb. 2-3, 1985||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott||Omnicon VI||John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Keating, Gary Downie?||Courtney says he attended a Miami convention in early 1985, which is likely to be Omnicon VI; some accounts say VI was held in Tallahassee but Miami was the regular location for those events
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Champaign]]||Illinois||Chancellor Inn Convention Center||Time Travellers Anonymous||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Lee, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Patrick Troughton</s>||Production on [[Revelation of the Daleks]] had recently been completed, although JNT was already in the US for the above Florida convention. The city was affected by a blizzard, which prevented many from attending. It was on the flight home that Baker read the script for "The Nightmare Fair", which would have been the first story of season 23. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Just_what's_Who_all_about%3F The Pantagraph]. Order form in [[WILL]]'s [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Fans_Take_Note magazine].
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||DW and Star Trek. Presumably the interview with Tamm appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) was recorded at this event. Interview with Tamm in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mary_Tamm:_A_Noble_Romana Starlog 95]. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Philly_hears_a_Who Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_is_Mr._Spock%3F review] in The Daily Pennsylvanian.
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||Feb. 23-24, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner||Starting in 1985, the Whovian Festival Tour was renamed Doctor Who Festival (we have retained the old name in this guide for consistency). [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[The Mark of the Rani]] are shown. Was this the convention when the [http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/03/07/remembering-the-first-public-airing-of-douglas-adams-shada/ tape of [[Shada]] was stolen?]. Presumably the Nathan-Turner and Baker interviews appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) were recorded at this event. Soft rumours about the series being cancelled had been circulating. On returning home, Nathan-Turner was summoned to see his bosses...
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||Mar. 8, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||This was Nathan-Turner's first US con after the series had been placed on "hiatus". The event was publicized in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/WEDU,_Channel_3,_is_having_a_double_feature_of_%22Doctor_Who%22_episodes_Saturday_night Lakeland Ledger, Mar. 1] and reviewed [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It_was_the_right_place_to_be_for_Whovians Mar. 15]. Davison and Nathan-Turner interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Tampa_Whovians_turn_out_to_see Tampa Tribune]. [[WEDU]]? aired a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zor0R4bZKKg featurette]
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||Mar. 9, 1985||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||O'Connell Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||
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||Mar. 10, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Leon County Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Dr._Who_Festival Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hundreds_of_Whovians_give_hearty_hello_to_the_latest_incarnation_of_the_Doctor Florida Flambeau]
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||Mar. 15-17, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Hitchhiking to Gallifrey||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, Mark Wing-Davey||Three month-old Georgia Moffett was in attendance
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||Mar. 16-17, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[Vengeance on Varos]] are shown. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Mar. 22, 1985||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Dane County Coliseum||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Guess_Who%27s_coming_here%3F_Doctor%27s_friends Capital Times]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Ahhhh,_what_a_time_had_at_%27Doctor_Who%27_festival Capital Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%3F Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Mar. 23, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Westin Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||[[The Daemons]] and [[Attack of the Cybermen]] are shown. Report in Fantasy Image 3.
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||Mar. 23-24, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Gateway Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JNT was already in the US for the other Creation event the previous weekend
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||Mar. 24, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||
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||Mar. 30-31, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival||Nicholas Courtney||This was one of the first of several Starlog conventions held throughout the year. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Apr. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation (Salute to Doctor Who)||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks||It was Davison's birthday. The sign on stage said "Peter Davidson", which had the extra "D" covered over with a sheet of paper! A "Save the Doctor" rally was held. Interview with Dicks in Marvel US #11, and Davison in #16-17
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||Apr. 20, 1985||[[Portland]]||Oregon||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Review at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!original/net.tv.drwho/3QQBqb4NWBY/Hhoc5QOxirMJ net.tv.drwho]
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||Apr. 21, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Troughton likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||Apr. 26-28, 1985||[[Austin]]||Texas||Villa Capri Hotel||Who-Tex||Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker||This would appear to be the convention at which photos were taken of Baker sitting in the trunk of a car with the registration plate DR WHO 6, as seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_The_Doctor_is_Out Starlog 132]
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||Apr. 27-28, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton?||
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||May 17-19, 1985||[[Atlanta]]||[[Georgia]]||Northlake Hilton||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Dixie Trek 5]]||Jon Pertwee, Terry Nation||
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||May 25-27, 1985||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambassador Hotel||Creation||||
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||DW and Star Trek
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||||Matthew Waterhouse||DW and Star Trek
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||June 14-16, 1985||[[Phoenix]] (Scottsdale)||Arizona||La Posada Hotel||Phoenixcon||<s>Louise Jameson</s>, John Leeson||
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||June 15-16, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Janet Fielding, (Nicholas Courtney?)||General SF. Courtney appeared at a Philadelphia convention, possibly in 1985 - it may have been this Starlog Festival, a follow-on from his appearance at the earlier Starlog Festival in March
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||June 29-30, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 12-14, 1985||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||International Hotel||Panopticon New Orleans/1985 North American Time Festival||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Gary Downie, Anthony Ainley?, Ian Levine||Theme was Mardi Gras. Baker and Nathan-Turner dressed as Time Lords (photos of JNT dressed in his floral Time Lord gown abound). A JNT "Look-a-like" contest was held. A slide-show featuring photos of JNT timed to Carly Simon's 'Nobody Does it Better' was shown. The [[They All Axed for Who]] video documentary was filmed here. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_theme_is_out_of_this_world Times-Picayune], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Hold_Fan_Panopticon The Victoria Advocate] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Play_Doctor_At_Convention_In_New_Orleans The Daytona Beach Morning Journal]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Brush_with_Fame LaCrosse Tribune]
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||July 26-28, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention and Cultural Center||Timecon 85||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Ian Marter, Richard Franklin, Sarah Sutton, Gerry Davis, Gary Downie, <s>Terry Nation</s>||Baker likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||July 27-28, 1985||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Aug. 2-4, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Sheraton-Tampa Motor Hotel||Tampa Bay Who Fest 1985||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Colin Baker?, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Ian Marter, plus John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||This appears to be the event later dubbed "The Convention of Death"; only 150 people attended, and the guests didn't get paid. (It was reported in several fanzines in late 1985 - such as DWB 26 - that Colin Baker and JNT had been to a poorly-attended convention in Tampa; there were only three cons held in Tampa in 85, and the one-off Who Fest is the best fit - but see also Spokane in August 1986.)
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Aug. 11, 1985||[[Bellingham]]||Washington||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Nicholas Courtney||Flier seen in [[They All Axed for Who]]. Con fictionalized in [https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ryan-boudinot/the-littlest-hitler/ "So Little Time" by Ryan Boudinot]
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||Aug. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '85 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Ian Marter, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||In the Oct. 5, 1985 issue of [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_girl_is_home Truth], Fielding mentions attending a convention with 70,000 fans. Tardiscon was her most recent convention, but there certainly wasn't 70,000 fans in attendance.
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||Aug. 22-23, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Albany]] or [[Syracuse]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson, Judson Scott||DW and Star Trek. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_weekend_feast_for_sci-fi_gourmets;_Sheraton_show_caters_to_Trekkiest_tastes Boston Globe]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Aug. 31-Sept. 2, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention & Exhibit Center||Spirit of Light|| ||
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Peter Davison||[[An Unearthly Child]], [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Seeds of Death]] shown in the video room
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Scranton]]||Pennsylvania||Hilton||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/200_Who_fans_browse,_banter_at_the_Hilton The Scrantonian]
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||Sept. 21-22, 1985|| ||[[New York]]||Roosevelt Hilton||The New York Doctor Who Festival (DWFCA and Creation)||Sarah Sutton||
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||1985?||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||||Nicholas Courtney||Courtney appeared at a Cleveland convention, possibly in 1985. (May have been Earthcon V, held at Cleveland Hilton South, 20-22 Sept.)
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||Oct. 1985||||||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Troughton commenced the October Tour on his own, and was later joined by Colin Baker in Houston...
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||Oct. 4, 1985||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5-6, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Curtis Hixon Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Richard Franklin||
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||Oct. 11, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Riverside Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||<s>Patrick Troughton</s>, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 13, 1985||Stamford||[[Connecticut]]||Westhill High School||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, Jon Pertwee?, John Nathan-Turner||26th and last stop of 1985 per [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_making_house_calls_to_fans press release]
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||Oct. 18, 1985||||New Hampshire||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 18-20, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovent 85 (Aerosports/Spirit of Light)||Jon Pertwee, Anthony Ainley, John Levene, <s>Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward</s>, Janet Fielding, Nicola Bryant, Terry Walsh, Carole Anne Ford||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who,_That%27s_Who_Entertainment The Morning Call]
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||Oct. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Rickey's||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Roger C. Carmel||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel||Buffalo Who Fest 1985||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Gary Downie?||
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||Nov. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 16-18, 1985||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||DW and general SF
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency||TARDIS 22 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Louise Jameson, Elisabeth Sladen, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Terry Walsh, Lalla Ward, John Nathan-Turner, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Paul Darrow, Jacqueline Pearce||[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzEV1wmBofg Report on local news]. Blakes 7 shown in video room. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id17.html HERE]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_reunion Sun-Times]. Troughton and Pertwee did local radio interviews on the 27th.
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||Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Terrance Dicks||Did Dicks ever wonder why he wasn't invited to Chicago?
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||1985||||||||||Nicholas Courtney||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney says he attended around 12 US conventions in 1985. We have identified (by date and name) only ten of them...
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||Jan. 11-12, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||||
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||Jan. 18-19, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||||
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||Jan. 25-26, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency Cambridge||Creation||||
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||Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1986||[[Miami]]||Florida||Miami Airport Hilton||Omnicon VII||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, James Doohan, Majel Barrett||DW, Blakes 7 and Star Trek. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Feb. 1-2, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||||
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||Feb. 21-23, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Concourse Hotel||WisCon 10 (The Society for the Furtherance & Study of Fantasy & Science Fiction)||Roger Mueller, John Ostrander||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Science_fiction_fans_to_gather Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Feb. 22-23, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Mar. 2, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA and [[WEDU]])||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What,_when_and_where_of_%27Who%27 Tampa Bay Times]
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||Mar. 8-9, 1986||[[Oakland]]||California||Hyatt Oakland||Creation||||
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||Mar. 20, 1986||Concord||[[New Hampshire]]||Highway Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Audio clips on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaYIvH5ZQo HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-EMITUMPdI HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Calling_all_Dr._Who_fans Nashua Telegraph]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_Meet_the_Doctor Experience]
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||Mar. 22-23, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Disneyland Hotel||Creation||||
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||Mar. 23, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||
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||Mar. 28-30,1986||[[Georgia Public Television|Macon]]||Georgia||Macon Hilton||Magnum Opus Con I||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Louise Jameson||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCtVNMaeSQ8 Pertwee and Jameson panel]
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||Apr. 4-6, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con V||Jon Pertwee||
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||Apr. 1986||||New Jersey||||||Patrick Troughton||
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||Apr. 18-20, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Midway Motor Lodge||<s>Doctor in Dairyland</s>||Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, Mary Tamm||Cancelled
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||Apr. 25-27, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Paradox||Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, <s>Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison</s>||Davison was beginning a six-week long convention tour, from late April to early June, but had to cancel his appearance at this event
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Airport Marriott||Whose 7||Colin Baker, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Baker was mid-way through recording "The Mysterious Planet" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 86||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on [[GPTV]]. Interviews and other footage from the event was broadcast live on GPTV:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOpGQwPaZQ8 HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OKBy8gVENY HERE]. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_to_make_trek_into_Dixie The Atlanta Constitution]. Afterwards, Davison returned to London, but four days later was flying back to the US, in first class with Michael Grade to Washington DC...
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||May 8, 1986||[[Washington DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||||[[Doctor Who USA Tour]]||Peter Davison, Michael Grade||The inaugural launch of the travelling Doctor Who Exhibit - see our [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]]. Davison then spent the rest of May attending DWFCA conventions...
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||May 10-11, 1986||[[New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Nicholas Courtney||General SF
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||May 17, 1986||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 18, 1986||[[Phoenix]]||Arizona||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 23, 1986||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Prom Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Press coverage [http://www.michaell.org/who/conclips/prom.phtml HERE]
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||May 23-25, 1986||[[Austin]]||Texas||Austin Marriott Hotel||Who-Tex II||Jon Pertwee||Renamed '''The Next Regeneration''' in 1987
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||May 25-26, 1986||New Brunswick||[[New Jersey]]||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light with Aerosport Ltd.)||Colin Baker, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Lalla Ward, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Bonnie Langford (1st con), Carole Ann Ford, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson||At the time of this convention and the one in Wisconsin a few days later (below), Bonnie Langford hadn't recorded any scenes for the series! (Production was half-way through the "Mindwarp" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].) The con guests took time out to visit the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] which was also in town. The stars also took part in the [[wikipedia:Hands Across America|Hands Across America]] event. Interviews for the video [[Doctor Who Then & Now]] were also conducted at the convention
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||May 25, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Park Plaza Castle||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Interview with Davison conducted in Boston in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Peter_Davison:_Unlikely_Hero Starlog 127]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|May 30-June 1, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Wisconsin Union Theatre||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light and [[WHA]])||Peter Davison, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, John Nathan-Turner, Bonnie Langford||Interview with Langford in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/New_%22Doctor_Who%22_Companion Starlog 113], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mark_Strickson:_The_Black_Sheep_of_%22Doctor_Who%22 Strickson in 128]. [[Shada]] was shown. Report in DWB 40. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4NDsvci-Mc&feature=related TV ad for the event]. Originally billed as "Econocon" at the Sheraton Inn.
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||May 31-June 1, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Official Starlog Festival||Terry Nation||
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||June 28, 1986||[[Portland]]||Oregon||Portland State University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 1 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_pays_visit_to_Portland Statesman Journal]
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||June 29, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 2 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Davison likely recorded "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit.
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||June 30, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Hotel (Grand Ballroom)||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 3 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Sponsored partially by channel [[KVIE]] - with only two weeks' notice!
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||July 11, 1986||[[Cincinnati]]||Ohio||Hyatt Regency||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12, 1986||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||University Hilton Inn||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12-13, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Cambridge||Creation||||
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||July 25-27, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Timecon 86||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Anthony Ainley, plus various guests from The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV||DW and Star Trek. Tom was there for Friday night and Saturday morning only; he refused to sign autographs. Report on local [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vTvDkuv6ys news]
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||July 26-27, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Convention Center||Atlanta Fantasy Fair||Terry Nation||
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||Aug. 1-3, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Adam's Mark Hotel||Tardiscon/Time Festival '86 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, Mark Strickson, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, Frazer Hines, Ian Marter, Sarah Sutton, Nicola Bryant, Nicholas Courtney||Baker had completed the first studio recording session for the Vervoid segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||Aug. 15-17, 1986||[[Spokane]]||Washington||Sheraton-Spokane and Riverpark Convention Center||TimeFest '86 (IEDAWS)||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Katy Manning, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney mentions this poorly-run convention, at which the guests had to pay their own travel costs. They were to be reimbursed, but due to very poor attendance they were not paid. (It's possible Courtney has the dates and location mixed up, and is actually referring to the August 1985 Tampa event, which had a similar guest line-up and no one was paid.) [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_Who%3F_(The_Spokesman-Review) Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_cross_time,_space_to_attend_festival review] in The Spokesman-Review.
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||Aug. 22, 1986||Trenton||[[New Jersey]]||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Festival_held_tonight Central Home News]
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||Aug. 23, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||
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||Sept. 12, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||Washington Hilton||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||A bearded Colin Baker had completed all recording for his second season. Photos of the two Bakers on tour can be seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE]. Interview with Tom Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker:_The_Curious_Heart_of_Doctor_Who Starlog 115], and Colin Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_Gallifrey_Vice%3F Starlog 115] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Renewed_Without_Baker 118]. Convention review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_talks_at_Hilton_to_launch_syndicate The Diamondback].
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||Sept. 13, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Area_fans_honor_longest-running_drama_series The Daily Pennsylvanian]
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||Sept. 14, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee||Performing Arts Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Postponed from [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Whovent_rescheduled Aug. 16-17]
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||Sept. 18, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_came_to_Earth_in_Atlanta%3F_-_It%27s_Dr._Who,_fresh_from_outer_space! Journal-Constitution]
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||Sept. 19, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Auditorium||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/1,500_fans_gather_to_meet_Doctor the Sentinel]
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||Sept. 20-21, 1986||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton O'Hare||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Reserved seat and autograph for the first one hundred $150 pledges to [[WTTW]]
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||Sept. 26-27, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Bayside Expo Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Brief mention in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TV%27s_sturdiest_Whodunit_comes_to_town Worcester Magazine]
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||Sept. 27-28, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Brooklyn)||New York||||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 4, 1986||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Minneapolis Armory||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Madison Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||The [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] makes a stop at the convention
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||Oct. 18, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Paul Darrow? Michael Keating?||During October and November 1986, Jon Pertwee was to undertake a series of events around the east coast to celebrate his time as the Doctor. These were sponsored by the British American Television Society. He would be joined at various times by Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, and Paul Darrow and Michael Keating (from '''Blake's 7''') who were also in the US attending other events.

Pertwee was to make appearances in Trenton, [[New Jersey]]; Baltimore, [[Maryland]];
Boston, [[Massachusetts]]; Albany, [[New York]], Philadelphia, [[Pennsylvania]]; Nashville, [[Tennessee]]; New Orleans, [[Louisiana]]; Walt Disney World in Orlando, [[Florida]], and finally in Tampa, [[Florida]].

However, the actor fell ill during the tour and was unable to make it to some events. Troughton, Davison, Darrow and Keating did still attend without him.

The tour was not deemed to be a success, with low turn-out, not helped by Pertwee's absence from his own show!

These Pertwee Tour shows are marked ## in the table
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||Oct. 19, 1986||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Baltimore Convention Center||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee?; Patrick Troughton?||
It's known that Patrick Troughton was a replacement for Pertwee (who fell sick) at an event in Baltimore; it is likely to be this show, as it's the only 1986 convention that was in Baltimore prior to Troughton's death the following year, unless there is a further Baltimore event we don't know about?
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||Niagara Falls||New York||Best Western Red Jacket Hotel||Fall-Con I 86||Janet Fielding, John Nathan-Turner, ad says "Colin Baker or Patrick Troughton"||DW and general SF. Although the ads said "Baker or Troughton", it was the former who was there as the latter was at Infinicon - below
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||New York||New York||||Infinicon 86||Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, plus George Takei, Isaac Azimov||DW and general SF. It's possible the "Captain's Log" interviews shown on [[WNYC]] were filmed here. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts|| ||Jon Pertwee's Halloween Weekend (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]] (Wakefield)||[[Massachusetts]]||Wakefield Hilton||(## Pertwee Tour) ||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee||Is this the same as Pertwee's Halloween Weekend above, or a separate event that also included Troughton?
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||Nov. 2-3, 1986||[[Houston]]||Texas||Ramada Hotel||Doctorcon Minicon|| ||
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||Nov. 8, 1986||[[Albany]]||New York||[https://www.google.com/maps/search/Hilton+Albany/@42.6509439,-73.7538486,19z?entry=ttu Hilton Hotel]||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Paul Darrow||
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||Nov. 9, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 14-16, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the Nashville stop of the Pertwee Tour; with JNT standing in for the absent star? If not, the Pertwee Tour event that was also held in Nashville was deemed a disaster, with only 60 people attending!
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||Nov. 21-23, 1986||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the New Orleans stop of the Pertwee Tour, with JNT standing in for the absent star?
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Sheraton Palace Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson||Jameson did two conventions this week; this in California, and one (before or after?) in Philadelphia, but we don't have any details about this other event
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Doctor Festival and Exhibit Tour||Colin Baker||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_convention_just_what_the_Doctor_ordered The Sacramento Bee]
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||Nov. 27, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Walt Disney World||Thanksgiving Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||<s>TARDIS 23</s>||Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Mark Strickson, Lalla Ward||Cancelled
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Hyatt Regency||Jon Pertwee's Thanksgiving Weekend Convention (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||This was the final event in the two-month long Pertwee Tour
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||Jan. 3-4, 1987||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Janet Fielding||
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||Feb. 5-8, 1987||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon (Homecoming Celebration)||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Headlines_Science_Fiction_Convention The Miami Herald]
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||Mar. 6-8, 1987||Milford||[[Pennsylvania]]||Malibu Dude Ranch||Whoski 87 (The Prydonians of Prynceton)||Mark Strickson, <s>Ian Marter</s>||Marter died Oct. 28, 1986
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||Mar. 7-8, 1987||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]|| ||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Sylvester McCoy (1st con), John Nathan-Turner||McCoy had his official press-call announcing him as the new Doctor in London on 2 March and signed his BBC contract four days later. The next day he was on a plane with JNT to attend this convention in Georgia. The evening of 7 March, McCoy and JNT joined Jon Pertwee (who was in town with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on [[Live from Atlanta]]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZsftcQUW9A Video of McCoy's panel] Interview with Sylvester McCoy in [http://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sylvester_McCoy,_The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 120].
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||Mar. 8, 1987||[[Bellingham]]||[[Washington]]||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (Doctor Who Club of Western Washington University and DWFCA)||[[Colin Baker]]||This was Baker's first US convention after he had been dropped from the series. [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] was shown. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdJNnfZ3Oas&ab_channel=EctoPortal Audio of Q&A panel with Colin Baker])
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VI||Colin Baker||
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[Georgia#Columbus|Columbus]]||Georgia||Columbus Hilton||Magnum Opus Con II||Patrick Troughton, Louise Jameson, Anthony Ainley||It was during this event, on 28 March, that Troughton died. Footage of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIfa_J8SPzk Ainley at the cabaret] and [https://youtu.be/8YV_93T3hLk Troughton's last panel]
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||Apr. 25-26, 1987||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Holiday Inn Mart Plaza||Creation||Terry Nation||
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||May 22-24, 1987||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Dixie Trek 87||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Michael Keating||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV.
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||July 3-5, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Lisle)||Illinois||Hickory Ridge Conference Center||<s>Time Festival 87</s>||John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding||Cancelled. From 2-3 July, Fielding had been in Grand Rapids, [[Michigan]] with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]
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||July 5, 1987||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota|| || Creation?||Louise Jameson||
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||July 18, 1987||[[Des Moines]]||Iowa||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Doctor_Who_fans,_a_guaranteed_Whoot_in_D.M. Des Moines Register]
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||July 25?, 1987||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 31-Aug. 2, 1987||[[San Jose]]||California||San Jose Convention Center||Timecon 87||Colin Baker||
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||Sept. 4-6, 1987||[[Austin]]||Texas||Hyatt Regency||The Next Regeneration (Austin Meetings)||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, Anthony Ainley||Continues '''Who-Tex'''
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||Oct. 10-12, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Holiday Inn O'Hare||The First All British Television Convention (Brit. T.V.)||Richard Franklin, Dave Rogers ('''The Avengers''' author)||
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||Nov. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||
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||Jan. 9-10, 1988||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||George Washington University||Ode to the Time Lord and Master (National Right to Time Travel Association)||Anthony Ainley, Louise Jameson, Carole Ann Ford, John Levene||Postponed from Sept. 1987.
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||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
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||Mar. 18-20, 1988||[[Kansas City]]||Missouri||Hilton Plaza Inn||Time-Loop '88 (Chancellory Guard of Kansas City)||John Levene, Anthony Ainley, Mark Strickson, Deborah Watling||The car ferrying Watling and Strickson from the airport to their hotel ran out of gas, and then the day before the convention, the two actors were involved in a minor car accident while visiting a shopping mall
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||Mar. 25-27, 1988||[[Georgia|Columbus]] (Macon)||Georgia||Iron Works Convention and Trade Center||Magnum Opus III||Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley||
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||Apr. 15-17, 1988||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VII||Sylvester McCoy, Anthony Ainley||Location filming for [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] had just been completed. Interview with McCoy in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_Is_He_This_Time%3F Starlog 134]
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||May 1, 1988||[[Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Relaxicon 1||Sylvester McCoy?||McCoy would have just finished all work on [[Remembrance of the Daleks]]
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||May 6-8, 1988||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Hyatt Hotel||Anglicon||Terry Nation, Paul Darrow, <s>Michael Keating</s>||British media con
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||May 13-15, 1988||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 88||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dixie_Trek_%2788_is_no_alien_to_the_DeKalb_County_galaxy Journal-Constitution]
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||May 1988||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Doctorcon||||
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||July 1-3, 1988||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson Hotel||The 1988 North American Time Festival (Whoniversity)||Jon Pertwee, Frazer Hines, Janet Fielding, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||To celebrate 25 years of Doctor Who. JNT was due to attend but his invitation was cancelled at the last minute by the organizers. Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_followers_transported_to_St._Paul The Pioneer Press] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_travel_in_time_to_festival_in_St._Paul The Star Tribune].
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||July 16-17, 1988||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 29-31, 1988||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 88||Nicola Bryant, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>||McCoy cancelled due to work delays on [[The Happiness Patrol]].
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||Aug. 12-14, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Park Terrace Airport Hilton||Tardiscon '88 / Confusion (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, John Leeson, Michael Keating||Interview with Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]
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||Sept. 24-25, 1988||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Regency Hotel||Starcon 88||||possibly no DW guests
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||Oct. 2, 1988||[[Dayton]]||Ohio||Holiday Inn|||| ||
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||Oct. 1988||San Jose||California||||||Sylvester McCoy||Work on Season 25 was completed. McCoy was now rehearsing for the play ''Zoo of Tranquility'' ([https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Destination_America_for_the_Doctor Reading Evening Post 14 Oct.1988].) While in San Jose, McCoy (now sporting a moustache!) was interviewed for a second time by KTEH for their [[An Interview with]] series.
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||Oct. 14-16, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||<s>St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair</s>||Breckenridge Frontenac Hotel||John Levene, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||Postponed to Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989
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||Oct. 1988||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||(A Day with the Doctor I?) (cancelled?)||||Multi-media event. John Nathan-Turner was to have been a guest, but was dropped when the event organizers decided he was too expensive! The event appears to have been cancelled anyway.
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||Nov. 19, 1988||[[New Jersey|Newark]]||New Jersey||Newark Airport Marriott||25th Anniversary Birthday Party||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Nathan-Turner||Sponsored by the network, McCoy and Aldred were invited to attend the premiere screening of [[The Making of Doctor Who]] ([[Silver Nemesis]]), and to record pledges for [[NJN]]. McCoy and JNT then departed to attend the Silver Anniversary Cruise from Miami, which sailed to Mexico and around the Caribbean from 20-25 November - see below. Notice in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Special_events The Press of Atlantic City]. [https://youtu.be/DXfO05fRN2Q Video of the panel]
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||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.con||Deborah Watling||
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||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]]. Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.
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||Mar. 15, 1989||Athens||[[Georgia]]||Komix Castle||||Sylvester McCoy||Comic book shop signing. Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Komix_Castle The Red & Black]
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||Mar. 17-19, 1989||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus IV||Sylvester McCoy||McCoy visited the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._What U. of SC campus] on the 16th. A few days later he commenced filming for [[The Curse of Fenric]].
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Breckinridge Frontenec Hotel||St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair||John Levene, Janet Fielding, plus Linda Thorson and Walter Koenig||General SF / Fantasy event. Originally scheduled for Oct. 14-16, 1988
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con 8||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 26-28, 1989||[[Chicago]] (Lincolnwood)||Illinois||Lincolnwood Hyatt||Brit-TV II Conseminar||Terry Nation, Gerry Davis, John Freeman (DWM), John Peel, Dave Rogers <s>Patrick Macnee</s>||British media con. It was at this event that Freeman pitched an animated Dalek TV series to Nation
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||June 16-18, 1989||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Radisson||Dixie Trek 89||Louise Jameson <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||DW and Star Trek. Pertwee was scheduled to appear, but pulled out when the dates conflicted with ''The Ultimate Adventure'' stage tour
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|style=white-space:nowrap|June 30-July 2, 1989||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson||PolarisCon I||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, George Takei, Walter Koenig, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||DW and Star Trek. McCoy had completed all work on [[Survival]]
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||July 28-30, 1989||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 89||Janet Fielding, John Levene||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Spaced_out_in_San_Jose The Stanford Daily]
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||Sept. 22-24, 1989||[[Ohio#Columbus|Columbus]]||Ohio||Ramada Inn||Timelord '89 (aka North American Time Festival) (Timelords of the Miami Valley)||Anthony Ainley, Terry Nation, Ron Katz, <s>Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie</s>||Nicholas Courtney had been invited, but was "dropped". Sylvester McCoy was to be a surprise guest, but he, John Nathan-Turner and Gary Downie never showed up! (In a [[:Media:Timelord '89.jpg|fax]] later sent by Nathan-Turner, they claimed that their plane tickets never arrived so they never made their flight.) Report in DWB 72.
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||Nov. 10-11, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Stouffer Concourse Hotel||Brits in Space||Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jacqueline Pearce||
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||Nov. 24-26, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||Sophie Aldred||
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||1989||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana|| || ||Jon Pertwee, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||A 4-hour video was available on eBay. No other information is available
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||Jan. 7-14, 1990||[[Miami]]||Florida||||Omnicon British Fantaseas Cruise||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 2-4, 1990||[[Dallas]] (Addison)||Texas||Harvey Hotel||Whofest '90 ([[KERA]])||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, <s>Peter Davison</s>, <s>Sandra Dickinson</s>||[https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/KERA-TV_Whofest_%2790 Preview] in The Dallas Morning News
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||Mar. 17, 1990||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Omni Hotel||A Day with the Doctor (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Photos of Baker and Aldred together, [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE] (bottom of page). Report in DWB 77. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult-show_conventions The Evening Sun].
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||Mar. 23-25, 1990||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus V||Terry Nation||
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1990||[[Rochester]]||New York|| ||<s>Rochester United Whocon</s>||Sylvester McCoy||cancelled
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con IX||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 4-6, 1990||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington|| Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport||Anglicon III|| Nicholas Courtney, Roy Dotrice||British media con
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||May 25-28, 1990||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, John Nathan-Turner, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Convention lost money due to limited attendance, the debt for which was settled through bonds and loans paid back by the organization by 2001. JNT had just been made redundant from the BBC...
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||June 15-17, 1990||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Penn Towers Hotel||Timewarp 90||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley?, Colin Baker?||This was JNT's final convention in his capacity as the staff producer of Doctor Who; his final day at the BBC was 31 August 1990
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Athens]]||Ohio||||A Happening at the Inn||Jon Pertwee?||
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Columbus]]||Ohio||||Tour de Force One||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||
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||July 27-29, 1990||[[San Jose]]||California||||Timecon 90||Anthony Ainley||
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||Aug. 11-12, 1990||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton||Unicon 90||Colin Baker, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Nation was unable to attend due to illness. Footage from this event featured on [[BSB]]'s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_PYq-1r07E 31 Who] weekend special, broadcast 22 September 1990
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||Aug. 18, 1990||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||Cleveland Music Hall||A Day with the Doctor II (Friends of Doctor Who)||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Using video effects, Baker "regenerated" into McCoy, as can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFahehmZFVs HERE]. Report in DWB 82 and 84
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||Sept. 1-3, 1990||Newark||[[New Jersey]]||Airport Marriott||<s>Fan-Out</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled. McCoy was already in the US, and caught a flight home, arriving back in the UK in the early hours of Sunday, 2 September in time to make his planned appearance at the TARDIS in Durham convention by 10.30am!
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||Sept. 23-25, 1990||[[Urbana]]||Ohio||||Timelord '90 (Time Lords of Ohio)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Ainley, David Banks, John Levene||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1990||[[St. Paul]] (Roseville)||Minneapolis||||Pseudocon (The Whoniversity)||John Levene, <s>Richard Franklin</s>||
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||Oct. 6-7, 1990||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry the 8th Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||Nov. 23–25, 1990||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '90||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Jean-Marc Lofficier ||Originally called "A British TV Celebration"
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||Dec. 8, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Melville, Long Island)||New York||Radisson Plaza||A Holiday Extravaganza (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Baker recited "A Christmas Carol"
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||Feb. 1-3, 1991||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Ramada Hotel||Omnicon||Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Postponed
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||Mar. 22-24, 1991||[[Dallas]]||Texas||Dallas Park Plaza Hotel||WhoFest '91 ([[KERA]])||Peter Davison, John Levene||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_star_Davison_attends_Dallas_fest Big Spring Herald]
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||Apr. 6, 1991||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Warren Performing Arts Center||WhoosierCon I (Whoosier Network)||Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, John Levene, Richard Franklin, John Freeman (DWM), with Nicholas Courtney via telephone||Report in DWB 91. Post con 'thank yous' at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.arts.tv.uk/9Ang_gu873I/3c_WYAxBYboJ rec.arts.tv.uk]
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||Apr. 19-21, 1991||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con X||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, <s>Tom Baker</s>||
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||Apr. 26-28, 1991||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Greenville Hyatt||Magnum Opus VI||John Levene||Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Magnum_Opus_Convention Flagpole]
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||May 3-5, 1991||[[Los Angeles]] (Pasadena)||California||Pasadena Hilton||Gallifrey One: The Sequel||Sylvester McCoy, Deborah Watling, Richard Franklin, John Levene, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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|June 1991||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania|| ||<s>Friendship Con (Soverign Enterprises)</s>||Anthony Ainley||Cancelled
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||July 1991||Ann Arbor?||Michigan||||Perpetual Tea Party||||Doctor Who, Star Trek, British TV
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||Aug. 9-11, 1991||[[Minneapolis|Bloomington]]||Minnesota||Thunderbird Hotel and Convention Center||PolarisCon II (Time, Space, & Fantasy, Inc.)||Peter Davison, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1991||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon||||No Doctor Who guests
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1991||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '91||Tom Baker, David Banks, Jeremy Bentham, John Levene, Mark Strickson, Mary Tamm, Deborah Watling||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_just_what_the_doctor_ordered_for_Lambs_Farm_coffers Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 21-23, 1992||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One in 3-D||Nicholas Courtney, Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Mar. 28-29, 1992||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Best Western Waterfront Plaza Hotel||WhoosierCon II (Whoosier Network)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Craig Charles, <s>Danny John-Jules</s>, Robert Llewellyn?, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, John Peel||DW and Red Dwarf
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||Mar. 26-29, 1992||||Georgia?||||Magnum Opus VII||||
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||May 23, 1992||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston University||United Fan Con||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||July 11-12, 1992||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton Hotel||Unicon||Peter Davison||
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||July 24-26, 1992||[[San Jose]]|| California||Red Lion Inn||Con-Fused||Colin Baker||media con
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||Aug. 21-23, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Tardiscon '92 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Sept. 4-7, 1992||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Park Inn International||<s>Pseudocon II</s> (The Whoniversity)||Anthony Ainley, John Levene||Cancelled
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||Oct. 16-18, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Fantasy Fair 92||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Anthony Ainley||
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||Nov. 6-8, 1992||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon II||||No Doctor Who guests
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||Nov. 27–29, 1992||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||Visions '92 ||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_Of_Sci-Fi_TV_Stars_Due_Here Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_can_feast_at_holiday_convention Daily Herald]. Interview with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=CzLmgPzpeiw&feature=emb_logo Baker and Bryant on YouTube]
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||Feb. 20-21, 1993||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Copley Plaza Hotel||K&L Productions||Jon Pertwee||SF media con
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||Feb. 26-28, 1993||[[Los Angeles]] (Burbank)||California||Burbank Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One Goes Fourth||Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||Mar. 20, 1993||[[Baltimore]] (Linthicum)||Maryland||BWI Marriott Hotel ||Friends of Doctor Who Birthday Bash||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred||McCoy and Aldred appeared live during the pledge-drive for [[Maryland Public Television]] later the same night
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||Mar. 21, 1993||[[Boston]] (Waltham)||Massachusetts||Brandeis University||Universicon VI||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Apr. 16-18, 1993||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con XII||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy||DW, Star Trek and Babylon 5
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||May 14-16, 1993||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Radisson Hotel||Anglicon VI||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Now_you_see_him Morning News Tribune]
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||June 4-6, 1993||[[Oklahoma|Oklahoma City]]||Oklahoma||Central Plaza Hotel||Thundercon 3||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 19-21, 1993||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||WishCon III||John Levene, Wendy Padbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_not_lost_on_space_fans Union-News]
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||Nov. 21-28, 1993||Miami||Florida|| ||Who Cruise '93||Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Nov. 26–28, 1993||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '93||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, <s>Deborah Watling</s>, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, John Levene, Elisabeth Sladen, John Leeson, Anthony Ainley, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, <s>Verity Lambert</s>, Christopher Barry, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_honors_British_TV_sci-fi Chicago Tribune]. The unaired "Big Ron" version of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OfZoTWvMgA Dimensions in Time] was shown.
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||1993||||||||Panopticon 8||Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts||
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||Feb. 18-21, 1994||[[Los Angeles]] (Glendale)||California||Glendale Red Lion Inn||A Fifth of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Lowest attended Gallifrey One convention in its history, mostly due to [[wikipedia:1994 Northridge earthquake|Northridge earthquake]] (taking place exactly one month prior). Philip Segal attended the convention incognito
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||June 10-12, 1994||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Best Western Executive Suites||Britannicon ([[KBDI]])||Colin Baker, Sophie Aldred||
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||Nov. 18-20, 1994||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon IV||Nicola Bryant||
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||Nov. 25–27, 1994||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '94|| Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Futurevision Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 24-26, 1995||[[Los Angeles]] (Irvine)||California||Radisson Plaza Irvine||The Six Wives of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Philip Segal, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||First event to preview developments for what would be the [[TV Movie]], with producer Philip Segal making his first US appearance, and (at the time) fan liaison Jean-Marc Lofficier. Report on Segal's panel and interview in DWM 226
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||Nov. 3-5, 1995||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||Wishcon 5 (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Renamed United Fan Con in 1996
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||Nov. 24–26, 1995||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '95||Sophie Aldred, Brian Blessed, Michael Craze, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Walsh, Anneke Wills, Paul Cornell||While there, Aldred promoted the fan-made video [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111148/ Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans] which had recently been released in the US
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||Feb. 16-19, 1996||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Seventh Seal of Gallifrey One||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Philip Segal, Terry Walsh, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Full video preview of 1996 TV movie first debuted. [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s '''Sci-Fi Buzz''' attended and interviewed the guests: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dfb1vgfngI&feature=youtu.be YouTube 1] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI0EphTLLX8&feature=youtu.be YouTube 2]
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||Mar. 16, 1996||[[Tucson]]||Arizona||The Good Earth Restaurant, 6366 E. Broadway||(The United Whovians of Tucson)||John Levene||
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||Mar. 29-30, 1996||[[North Carolina|Wilmington]]||North Carolina||Coast Line Convention Center ||Wholucination I||Anthony Ainley, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>||
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||May 3-5, 1996||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Quality Inn||Anglicon IX||Anneke Wills, Gillian Horvarth, Donna Lettow||British media con
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||May 11, 1996||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||Doctor Who: A Celebration (The Time Meddlers of Los Angeles)||John Levene, Randy and Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||June 28-30, 1996||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Cancelled. Postponed to 1997.
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||July 5-6, 1996||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Holiday Inn North||Media Live||Philip Segal||
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||Nov. 1-3, 1996||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts|| ||United Fan Con VI (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Earlier events were called '''Wishcon'''
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||Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1996||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '96 ||Colin Baker, Yee Jee Tso, Philip Segal, Sarah Sutton, Lalla Ward, Deborah Watling, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell ||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%3F Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention's_a_who's_Who_of_that_British_TV_sci-fi_favorite Chicago Tribune]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who's_On_First_With_Fans Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 1997||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One Across the Eighth Dimension||Philip Segal, Michael Craze, Anneke Wills, Yee Jee Tso, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Gary Russell, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||Jon Pertwee accepted the convention's invitation to be a guest in 1997 in May 1996, but died three weeks after sending his acceptance letter. First Gallifrey One to feature novelists from the Virgin New/Missing Adventures book series.
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||Apr. 18-20, 1997||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel||Anglicon X||Philip Segal||British media con
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||May 9-11, 1997||[[Albuquerque]]||New Mexico||Howard Johnson's East||<s>ArcCon (Arcalians of Albuquerque)</s>||Anneke Wills, John Levene, Yee Jee Tso||The convention was cancelled, but that was never announced so several people still showed up! 
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||May 13-27, 1997||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Regal Empress||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise ([[WUSF]])||Sylvester McCoy, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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||June 27-29, 1997||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Postponed from 1996 and cancelled.
|-
||Oct. 12, 1997||[[Sacramento]]||California||Beverly Garland Hotel||Mysticon '97||Nicola Bryant, John Levene||
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||Oct. 31–Nov. 2, 1997||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VII||Caroline John, Geoffrey Beevers||
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||Nov. 28–30, 1997||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '97||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_meet_some_favorites Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 13-15, 1998||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Nine Lives of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Deborah Watling, Matthew Waterhouse, Gary Russell, Paul Cornell, Keith Topping, Martin Day, Jac Rayner, Steve Cole, David J Howe, David McIntee, Dave Owen, Gary Gillatt||Gillatt wrote about his convention experience and conducted fan interviews for DWM 264, published in April 1998
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||May 15-17, 1998||[[Tacoma]]||Washington||Best Western Executive Inn||Anglicon XI||John Levene||British media con. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/If_you_blinked_you_missed_it,_but_a_fun_time_was_had_by_all Seattle Gay News]
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||Nov. 20-22, 1998||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VIII||Louise Jameson||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_beaming_in_for_sci-fi_convention The Union News]
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||Nov. 27–29, 1998||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||HME Visions '98||Geoffrey Beevers, Louise Jameson, Caroline John, Sylvester McCoy, Mark Strickson||
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||Feb. 12-15, 1999||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Tenth Planet of Gallifrey One||Nicholas Courtney, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook, Lisa Bowerman, Andrew Cartmel, Philip Segal, Mike Tucker, Gary Gillatt||First convention appearance by Daphne Ashbrook.
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||July 2-4, 1999||[[Minnesota#Twin Cities|Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Radisson South||CONvergence||Gary Russell||speculative fiction con
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||Dec. 13-18, 1999||[[Miami]]||Florida||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cuise|||Peter Davison||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2000||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Eleventh Hour of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks, Justin Richards, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Dave Stone, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Mike Tucker, Keith Topping, Jonathan Miller, Bill Baggs, Gary Gillatt||
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||Nov. 10-12, 2000||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con X||Frazer Hines||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2000||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Mary Tamm, John Leeson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell||
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||Feb. 23-25, 2001||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Twelfth Regeneration of Gallifrey One||Bonnie Langford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Justin Richards, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Alistair Lock, David J. Howe, Philip Segal, Keith Barnfather, Bill Baggs, Jo Castleton, Nigel Fairs, Peter Anghelides, Arnold T. Blumberg, Simon Bucher-Jones, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Sue Cowley, Gary Gillatt, Craig Hinton, Chris Howarth, Steve Lyons, Jon De Burgh Miller, Dave Owen, Lance Parkin, Lars Pearson, Steve Roberts, Dave Stone, Keith Topping, Nick Walters||Largest-ever appearance of writers from Big Finish Productions, Virgin & BBC Doctor Who book lines outside the UK at a Doctor Who event. The [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS documentary [http://www.timelash.com/tardis/display.php?1778 An Englishman On Gallifrey] was recorded at the event
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||July 7, 2001||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||A Day with Elisabeth Sladen||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 9-10, 2001||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XI||Colin Baker||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2001||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Caroline Morris||Interviews for the [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS release ''ReUNITed'' were recorded at the event
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||Feb. 15-18, 2002||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Thirteenth Floor of Gallifrey One||Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Maggie Stables, Mark McDonnell, Dan Freedman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nicholas Briggs, Philip Segal, Bill Baggs, Keith Barnfather, Jonathan Blum, Keith Topping, Paul Cornell, Paul Ebbs, David J. Howe, Rob Shearman, Caroline Symcox, Dave Stone ||[[Reeltime Pictures]] recorded segments for Philip Segal's Myth Makers VHS at the event
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||Nov. 8-10, 2002||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XII||Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2002||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 14-17, 2003||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One: Episode XIV - The Faction Paradox||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, India Fisher, Caroline Morris, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J. Howe, Stephen James Walker, Mark Donovan, Clayton Hickman, Lance Parkin, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Peter Anghelides, Nev Fountain, Paul Cornell, Caroline Symcox, Lloyd Rose, David McIntee, Dale Smith, Keith Topping, Paul Ebbs, Mark Wright, Jon de Burgh Miller||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Episode_XIV_the_Faction_Paradox Modern Fix]
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||Nov. 7-9, 2003||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIII||Peter Davison, Katy Manning, Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2003||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Northwest||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Michael Sheard, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher||
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||Feb. 13-16, 2004||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One's 15 Minutes of Fame||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Paul Darrow, Yee Jee Tso, India Fisher, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Susannah Harker, Philip Segal, John Ainsworth, Helen Baggs, Lee Binding, David Bishop, Jonathan Blum, Arnold T. Blumberg, Paul Cornell, Jon de Burgh Miller, Christa Dickson, Paul Ebbs, Nigel Fairs, Clayton Hickman, David J. Howe, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, Kate Orman, Tessa Shaw||First US convention appearance by Paul McGann
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||March 26-28, 2004||[[Boston]] (Quincy)||Massachusetts||Quincy Marriott||United Fan Con East||Elisabeth Sladen, Terry Molloy||
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||Nov. 5-7, 2004||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIV||Deborah Watling||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2004||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Peter Purves, Terry Molloy, Yee Jee Tso, Stewart Bevan, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, India Fisher, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2005||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Sixteen Swashbucklers of Gallifrey One||Elisabeth Sladen, Katy Manning, Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, Robert Shearman, Paul Cornell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Lisa Bowerman, Toby Longworth, Simon A. Forward, Craig Hinton, Martin Day, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Darin Henry, Nev Fountain, David J. Howe, Arnold T. Blumberg, Nigel Fairs, John Binns, John Ainsworth, Bill Baggs, Tessa Shaw, Mark Donovan, Peter Ware||A camera crew from '''Doctor Who Confidential''' was at the convention; interviews conducted there appeared in the edition titled "The World of Who", which played after the [[New Series]] episode Bad Wolf, on 11 June 2005. (One of the editors of this very website makes a fleeting appearance!)
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||Nov. 11-13, 2005||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XV||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2005||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Nicola Bryant, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Maggie Stables, Robert Shearman, Nigel Fairs||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Davison_special_guest_at_'Doctor_Who'_event Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2006||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in the 17th and a Half Century||Louise Jameson, Noel Clarke, Mary Tamm, Philip Olivier, Pamela Salem, David Warwick, John Schwab, Alan Ruscoe, Nicholas Briggs, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Keith Boak, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Steve Roberts, Caroline Symcox, James Swallow, David Bishop, Nev Fountain, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Darin Henry, Ian Hallard, Jon de Burgh Miller, David J. Howe, Bill Baggs||The first Gallifrey con to feature actor guests from the [[New Series]]. It was also the last to feature the Saturday evening cabaret
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||Nov. 10-12, 2006||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVI||Mark Strickson||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2006||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Maureen O’Brien, Gabriel Woolf, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clare Buckfield, Nigel Fairs||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2007||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Eighteenth Amendment of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Caroline John, Steven Moffat, Terry Molloy, Eric Roberts, Geoffrey Beevers, Maggie Stables, John Levene, Ben Aaronovitch, Mike Tucker, Tom MacRae, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Paul Cornell, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Keith Topping, Simon Guerrier, Caroline Symcox, David J Howe, Darin Henry, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, Bill Baggs, The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group||[http://www.offstagetheatregroup.com/ The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group] performed their three-hour long play "The Ten Doctors", which was interrupted mid-way when the fire alarm went off. Colin Baker cameoed as Commander Maxil!
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||Nov. 2-4, 2007||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVII||Wendy Padbury||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2007||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Crowne Plaza||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2008||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Nineteenth Symphony: Opus 2008||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Steven Moffat, Daphne Ashbrook, Andrew Cartmel, Lisa Bowerman, Moya Brady, Sean Gallagher, Derek Riddell, Joel Hodgson, Josh Weinstein, Paul Cornell, Rob Shearman, James Moran, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Simon Guerrier, Andy Lane, Caroline Symcox, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, David J Howe, Keith Topping, Lars Pearson, Christa Dickson||
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||May 23-26, 2008||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VI||John Levene, Lars Pearson||The first five events (2005-2007) had no celebrity guests
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||Nov. 8, 2008||[[Massachusetts]]||Cambridge|| ||New England Fan Experience||Peter Davison||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2008||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Paul Cornell, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Simon Guerrier, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Ciara Janson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Elisabeth_Sladen_just_what_the_'Doctor'_ordered Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 13-15, 2009||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 20 to Life||Phil Collinson, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen, Naoko Mori, Daphne Ashbrook, Phil Ford, Keith Temple, Paul Cornell, James Moran, Toby Hadoke, Rob Shearman, Gary Russell, Laura Doddington, Ciara Janson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Wendy Pini, John Levene, Callum Blue, David J Howe, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Mark Wright, Nev Fountain||
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||May 22-24, 2009||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VII||Mary Tamm, Terrance Dicks, Lars Pearson||
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||Aug. 21, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Cricketers Arms Pub||An Evening with the Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort and Convention Center||Hurricane Who||Gareth David-Lloyd, Louise Jameson, India Fisher, Rob Shearman, Simon Guerrier, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaull||
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||Nov. 23, 2009||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||Café 50 West||An Evening with Louise Jameson||Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2009||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Naoko Mori, Phil Collinson, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher, Nicholas Briggs||
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||Feb. 26-28, 2010||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Blackjack 21||Katy Manning, Tommy Knight, Georgia Moffett, Graeme Harper, Louise Page, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Bob Baker, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Nicholas Briggs, Phil Ford, John Fay, Colin Teague, Alice Troughton, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, John Pickard, Tony Lee, Pia Guerra, Matthew Dow Smith, Paul Tams, Scott Handcock, Steve Roberts, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, David J. Howe||The idea for '''BroaDWcast''' was born at this event
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||Mar. 11, 2010||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||Hurricane Who: Greyhound One|| Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, James Moran, Tony Lee, Tammy Garrison, Russell Tovey (?)||It's possible this event was cancelled
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||May 16, 2010||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||||Who York Event 3: An Evening with the 7th Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 28-30, 2010||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VIII||Dominic Glynn||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2010||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Lisa Bowerman, Nicholas Briggs, Gareth David-Lloyd, Terrance Dicks, Laura Doddington, Simon Guerrier, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Ciara Janson, Tommy Knight, Tony Lee, Ian McNeice, Kai Owen, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2011||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery||Peter Davison, Tracie Simpson, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, John Leeson, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Cush Jumbo, Paul Kasey, Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor, Ian McNeice, Gareth Roberts, Waris Hussein, Pamela Salem, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, Phil Ford, Joss Agnew, James Moran, Daphne Ashbrook, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clayton Hickman||The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson recorded a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HTLKb6JnSc segment] here. '''BroaDWcast''' was officially launched at this event.
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||May 27-29, 2011||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate IX||Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Ben Aaronovitch||
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||Nov. 7-12, 2011||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Paul Marc Davis, Jeremy Bulloch||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2011||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Briggs, Benjamin Cook, Richard Dinnick, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Robert Shearman, Mark Sheppard, Andrew Hayden Smith, Matthew Waterhouse||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/They_won't_be_shopping:_'Doctor_Who'_diehards_have_other_plans_on_Friday Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2012||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Network 23||Paul McGann, Camille Coduri, William Russell, Mark Sheppard, Louise Jameson, Maureen O’Brien, Caitlin Blackwood, Richard Franklin, Tony Curran, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, W. Morgan Sheppard, Simon Fisher-Becker, Philip Segal, Toby Haynes, Richard Senior, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Waris Hussein, Barnaby Edwards, Jason-Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, John Shiban, Michael Troughton, Beth Chalmers, Lisa Greenwood, Philip Olivier, Nigel Fairs, Phil Ford, Charlie Ross, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Richard Dinnick, Jake McGann, Jackie Jenkins, Keith Miller||The newly-restored TARDIS console from the [[TV Movie]] was on display for the first time
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||May 25-27, 2012||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate X||Paul Kasey, Paul Marc Davis||
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||Oct. 5-7, 2012||Minnesota||St. Louis Park ([[Twin Cities]])||Doubletree Hotel Minneapolis-Park Place||Gaylaxicon||Gary Russell||
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||Nov. 2-4, 2012||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Three||Peter Davison, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Hayden Smith, Arlene Tur, Paul Marc Davis, Frazer Hines, Anjli Mohindra, Tony Lee||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2012||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sophie Aldred, Mark Ayres, Nicholas Briggs, Graeme Burk, Andrew Cartmel, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Dinnick, Simon Fisher-Becker, Burn Gorman, Lisa Greenwood, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sylvester McCoy, Ian McNeice, Anjli Mohindra, Gary Russell, Colin Spaull, Paul Spragg||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2013||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One||Freema Agyeman, <s>Sir Derek Jacobi</s>, Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Mark Strickson, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Frazer Hines, <s>Bernard Horsfall</s>, Ben Browder, Mark Sheppard, Saul Metzstein, Douglas MacKinnon, June Hudson, Anjli Mohindra, Dick Mills, Daphne Ashbrook, Frances Barber, Michael Jayston, Stephen Thorne, Shaun Dingwall, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Ian McNeice, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Andrew Smith, Nina Toussaint-White, Lisa Bowerman, Finn Jones, Gary Russell, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Hope, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Dan Hall, Ed Stradling, Jane Espenson, Julian Holloway, Charlie Ross, Scott Handcock, Peter Anghelides||Horsfall died Jan. 28. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Convention_Gallifrey_One_Sells_Out,_as_3,200_Fans_Pack_the_L.A._Airport_Marriott LA Weekly]
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||May 24-26, 2013||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XI||Colin Baker, Andrew Cartmel, Colin Spaull||
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||June 2013||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Caitlin Blackwood||The first event in 2012 had no celebrity guests
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||Oct. 19-26, 2013||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sylvester McCoy, Frazer Hines, Alan Ruscoe, Pamela Salem, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull, Tommy Knight, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 1-3, 2013||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Four||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Daphne Ashbrook, Terrance Dicks, Tony Lee, Colin Spaull, Gareth David-Lloyd, David J. Howe, Tommy Knight||
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||Nov. 8-10, 2013||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-Islip Airport||L.I. Who||Sylvester McCoy, Daphne Ashbrook, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Waris Hussein, Simon Fisher-Becker||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Convention_Finds_Home_on_Long_Island Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2013||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Freema Agyeman, Daphne Ashbrook, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Tracey Childs, Peter Davison, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Richard Hope, Michael Jayston, Louise Jameson, Paul McGann, Dick Mills, Terry Molloy, Paul Spragg, Dan Starkey, Ed Stradling, Sarah Sutton, Nina Toussaint-White||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Who's_Who Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 2014||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years||Colin Baker, Billie Piper, Arthur Darvill, Paul McGann, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Jean Marsh, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Tom Price, Gareth Thomas, Annette Badland, Mark Sheppard, Daphne Ashbrook, David Banks, Terrance Dicks, Tracey Childs, Lachele Carl, Stuart Milligan, Velile Tshabalala, Amy Pemberton, Chase Masterson, Ricco Ross, Emma Campbell-Jones, Sonita Henry, Jane Goddard, Ellie & Joseph Darcey-Alden, Steve Hughes, Toby Hadoke, Gary Russell, Derek Ritchie, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell, Jane Espenson, Rob Shearman, Stephen Cole, Keith Topping, Phil Ford, Peter Anghelides, Tony Lee, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Scott Handcock, David J. Howe, Steve Roberts||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fan_celebrate_25_years_at_Gallifrey_One El Paisano]. Hadoke performed "Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf" and "My Stepson Stole My Sonic Screwdriver"
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||May 16-18, 2014||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Sophie Aldred, Deborah Watling||
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||May 23-25, 2014||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XII||Terrance Dicks, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||June 2014||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Sylvester McCoy, Gareth David-Lloyd, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 7-9, 2014||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Clarion Hotel||L.I. Who 2||Paul McGann, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terrance Dicks, Terry Molloy||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It%27s_about_time_(Newsday) Newsday]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Long_Island_Doctor_Who_Convention_Outgrows_Venue Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 28-30, 2014||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Nicholas Briggs, Noel Clarke, Camille Coduri, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden, Dominic Glynn, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sonita Henry, Frazer Hines, Mat Irvine, Wendy Padbury, Billie Piper, Deborah Watling||
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||Feb. 13-15, 2015||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 26 Seasons of Gallifrey One||John Barrowman, Janet Fielding, Eve Myles, Sophie Aldred, Derrick Sherwin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Naoko Mori, Burn Gorman, Dan Starkey, Jamie Mathieson, Rachel Talalay, Arwel Wyn Jones, Claire Pritchard, Ellis George, Andrew Cartmel, Bruno Langley, Adjoa Andoh, Phil Ford, Terry Molloy, Nick Robatto, Nicholas Briggs, Mike Tucker, Colin Spaull, Danny Hargreaves, Jane Espenson, Matthew Jacobs, W. Morgan Sheppard, Jason Connery, Juliet Landau, Angela Bruce, Gabriel Woolf, Ross Mullan, Garrick Hagon, Paul Cornell, David Gooderson, Christopher Neame, Marnix van den Broeke, Sarah Louise Madison, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Peter Anghelides, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David Gerrold, Keith Barnfather, Steve Roberts, Darin Henry||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_conquers_TV_universe Los Angeles Daily News]
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||Mar. 13-15, 2015||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Andrew Cartmel, Ellis George, <s>Dan Starkey</s>, <s>Gareth David-Lloyd</s>||Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_drops_in_on_Clarksville_for_Whovian_convention The Leaf Chronicle].
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||Mar. 27-29, 2015||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Tom Baker via Skype, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy, Deborah Watling, Patricia Quinn, Colin Spaull, Nev Fountain||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_in_-_The_Whovians_are_coming_to_Baltimore_County_to_share_their_mutual_love_of_the_cult_sci-fi_TV_series_%27Doctor_Who%27 The Baltimore Sun]
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||Apr. 23-25, 2015||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 2]] and the Irving Invasion||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs||The first event in 2013 had no celebrity guests
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||May 22-24, 2015||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIII||Michelle Gomez, Katy Manning, Nick Robatto||
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||May 29-31, 2015||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Colin Baker, Gareth David-Lloyd, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden||
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||Oct. 2-4, 2015||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, Daphne Ashbrook, Victor Pemberton||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_to_gather_for_Wichita%27s_first_%27Doctor_Who%27_convention The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 13-15, 2015||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 3||Paul McGann, Noel Clarke, Carole Ann Ford, Katy Manning, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Nina Toussaint-White, Daphne Ashbrook, Derrick Sherwin, Dan Starkey, Annette Badland, Ian McNeice||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2015||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Samuel Anderson, Nicholas Briggs, Seán Carlsen, Richard Franklin, Burn Gorman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Christopher Jones, Finn Jones, Alex Kingston, John Levene, Sarah Louise Madison, Katy Manning, Chase Masterson, Paul McGann, Ross Mullan, Ingrid Oliver, Tom Spilsbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TARDIS_gathering_has_links_to_area Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 12-14, 2016||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Station 27||Sir John Hurt, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, Samuel Anderson, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Andy Pryor, Patricia Quinn, Julian Glover, Ian McNeice, Naoko Mori, Jessica Martin, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Clare Higgins, Sarah Douglas, India Fisher, Seán Carlsen, Will Thorp, Jami Reid-Quarrell, Matthew Doman, Andrew Cartmel, Andy Lane, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Simon Guerrier, Nev Fountain, Nick Robatto, Tony Lee, Matthew Jacobs, Richard Dinnick, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Mar. 18-20, 2016||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation 2||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michael Troughton, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nick Briggs, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Robert Shearman, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Nev Fountain, John Peel||
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||Mar. 25-27, 2016||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Colin Baker||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Baker_headlines_%27Dr._Who%27_convention The Leaf Chronicle]
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||Apr. 3-9, 2016||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Terry Molloy, Colin Spaull, Katy Manning||
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||Apr. 22-24, 2016||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 3 and the Daleks of DFW]]||Eve Myles, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Richard Franklin, Andrew Cartmel, Simon Fisher-Becker, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_celebrate_a_sci-fi_legacy_at_WhoFest_3 The Irving Rambler]
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||May 20-22, 2016||Laconia||[[New Hampshire]]||Margate Hotel & Resort||Coal Hill Con||Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy||
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||May 27-29, 2016||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIV||Paul McGann, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery||Continued by WHOlanta
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||June 3-5, 2016||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Anneke Wills, Dominic Glynn||
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||June 25-26, 2016||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Embassy Suites Downtown||Con Kasterborous||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Oct. 14-16, 2016||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy II||Peter Davison, Richard Franklin, Dominic Glynn, Mark Strickson, Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood, Anneke Wills, Nabil Shaban, Stephen Thorne, Waris Hussein||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Whovians,_'Time_Eddy_II'_is_what_the_Doctor_ordered Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 11-13, 2016||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 4||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Paul McGann, Jemma Redgrave, Sophie Aldred, Nicholas Briggs, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, Peter Purves, Richard Franklin, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, <s>Clare Higgins</s>, Matthew Jacobs, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2016||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Wendy Padbury, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Michelle Gomez||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2017||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 28 Years Later||Paul McGann, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Peter Purves, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, John Leeson, Philip Hinchcliffe, Gareth David-Lloyd, Daphne Ashbrook, Catrin Stewart, Naoko Mori, Deep Roy, Mat Irvine, Simon Fisher-Becker, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Barnaby Edwards, Roger Murray-Leach, June Hudson, Howard Burden, Danny Webb, Jimmy Vee, Christine Adams, Hattie Hayridge, Ryan Carnes, Michael Troughton, Sean Carlsen, Prentis Hancock, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell||
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||Mar. 17-19, 2017||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Sarah Madison, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_convention_coming_back_to_Clarksville The Leaf-Chronicle]
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||Mar. 24-26, 2017||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace||(Re)Generation 3||Sylvester McCoy, Jenna Coleman, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Catrin Stewart, Peter Purves, Katy Manning, Terry Molloy, Richard Franklin, Nick Briggs, Andrew Cartmel, Rob Shearman ||
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||May 5-7, 2017||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||WHOlanta||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Camille Coduri, Jamie Mathieson ||Continues TimeGate
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||May 5-7, 2017||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 4: The Power of Five]]||Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, Dan Starkey||
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||May 12-14, 2017||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Janet Fielding, Gary Russell||
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||June 10-11, 2017||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Westin||Con Kasterborous||Peter Davison, Neve McIntosh, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||July 15-23, 2017||Port Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Daphne Ashbrook, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Paul McGann</s>||
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||Oct. 13-15, 2017||[[Dayton]] (Fairborn)||Ohio||Holiday Inn||<s>Time Lord Expo</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled.
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||Oct. 14, 2017||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] (Hilliard)||Ohio||Packrat Comics Store||Ohio Who||Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood||
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||Oct. 20-22, 2017||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Drury Plaza Hotel||Time Eddy III||Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts, Katy Manning, Dominic Glyn, Matthew Waterhouse, William Russell, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_'Doctor_Who'_companions_head_to_Wichita_for_the_adventure The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 10-12, 2017||[[Long Island]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 5||Sylvester McCoy, Lalla Ward, Katy Manning, Ingrid Oliver, John Leeson, Barnaby Edwards, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Waris Hussein, Richard Ashton||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Nicholas Briggs, Janet Fielding||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Hilton Orlando Buena Vista Palace||OrlandoCon||Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Dec. 8-10, 2017||Seattle||[[Washington]]||DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel||Anglicon||Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy||
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||<span id="2018">Feb. 16-18, 2018</span>||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 29 Voyages of||Steven Moffat, Sylvester McCoy, Matt Lucas, David Bradley, Jemma Redgrave, Murray Gold, Sophie Aldred, Camille Coduri, Brian Minchin, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Terry Molloy, Lisa Bowerman, Rona Munro, Martin Jarvis, Andrew Cartmel, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Peter Harness, Rachel Talalay, Lawrence Gough, Wayne Yip, Hayley Nebauer, Lindsey Alford, Jessica Martin, Stephen Wyatt, Philip Martin, Mike Tucker, Mark Ayres, Jenny Colgan, Chris Achilleos, Carrie Henn, Chase Masterson, Dee Sadler, Colin Spaull, Richard Ashton, Robert Shearman, Simon Fraser, George Mann, Cavan Scott, Jon Davey, John Dorney, Matt Fitton, Edward Russell, Rekha Sharma, Peter Anghelides, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Jane Espenson||
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||Mar. 23-25, 2018||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Harborplace||(Re)Generation Who 4||Peter Capaldi, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Terry Molloy, John Leeson, Rachel Talalay, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, Nicola Bryant, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Michael Jayston||
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||May 4-6, 2018||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Louise Jameson, Rachel Talalay||
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||May 11-13, 2018||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Neve McIntosh</s>, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart||
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||June 9-10, 2018||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||The Westin at Bridge Street||Con Kasterborous||Mark Sheppard, <s>Dominic Glynn</s>, Catrin Stewart||
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||Sept. 21-28, 2018||Seattle||Washington|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, Wendy Padbury||
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||Oct. 20-21, 2018||[[Cleveland]] (Vermilion)||Ohio||German's Villa||<s>Ohio Who</s>||Sophie Aldred, Michael Jayston||Cancelled.
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||Nov. 17-18, 2018||[[New York City]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Geek Convention||Paul McGann, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison, Jon Davey, John Peel||Continued by '''An Unearthly Convention'''
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||Nov. 23-25, 2018||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Pearl Mackie, <s>Jenna Coleman</s>, Catrin Stewart, Ingrid Oliver, Graeme Harper, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Simon Fisher-Becker, Rosie Jane, Ian McNeice, Ross Mullan, Jon Davey, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison||
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||Dec. 7, 2018||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Science Center||First Friday||Simon Fisher-Becker||[https://www.kmov.com/great_day/simon-fisher-becker-first-friday---dr-who/video_69e8be97-1fbb-5bcc-a552-bd4f4a32f517.html KMOV feature]
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||Jan. 4-6, 2019</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Katy Manning, Neve McIntosh||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2019||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 30 Years in the TARDIS||Colin Baker, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Catherine Tate, John Barrowman, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Nicola Bryant, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Michael Jayston, Tony Curran, Nicholas Briggs, Caitlin Blackwood, Jamie Childs, Wayne Yip, Ben Wheatley, Rachel Talalay, Yasmin Bannerman, Sophie Hopkins, Blair Mowat, Sarah Dollard, Mickey Lewis, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Jon Davey, Rusty Goffe, Rosie Jane, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Paul Vanezis, Richard Molesworth, Christopher Jones, Nev Fountain, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tim Treloar, Lisa Greenwood, Rachael Stott, Jacob Dudman, Cristel Dee, <s>Scott Handcock</s>, Simon Guerrier, Lance Parkin, Tony Lee, Nick Robatto, Stuart Manning, Chris Chapman, Rob Ritchie, Edward Russell||
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||Mar. 29-31, 2019||[[Baltimore]] (Rockville)||Maryland||Bethesda North Mariott||<s>(Re)Generation Who</s>||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Catherine Tate, Sophie Aldred, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terry Molloy||Cancelled
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||May 3-5, 2019||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Jon Davey||
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||June 8-9, 2019||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn/Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>|| ||Cancelled
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||Nov. 23-24, 2019||[[New York City|Long Island]] (Holtsville)||[[New York]]||Ramada Plaza||An Unearthly Convention (L.I. Who)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Daphne Ashbrook, John Leeson||Continues '''L.I. Geek Convention'''
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||Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Tosin Cole, Arthur Darvill, Katy Manning, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Richard Franklin, Frazer Hines, <s>John Levene</s>, Richard Ashton, Greg Austin, <s>Fady Elsayed</s>, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sophie Hopkins, Vivian Oparah, Emma Campbell-Jones, Ryan Carnes||
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||Dec. 13-22, 2019||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Michael Troughton||
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||Jan. 17-19, 2020</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Richard Ashton, John Leeson (by video conference)||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2020||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 31 Flavours of Gallifrey One||Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, Pearl Mackie, Tosin Cole, Anjli Mohindra, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Michelle Ryan, Geoffrey Beevers, Tilly Steele, Mark Dexter, Anna-Louise Plowman, Joy Wilkinson, Vinay Patel, Peter McTighe, Steffan Morris, Sallie Aprahamian, Tracie Simpson, Margot Hayhoe, Rhianne Starbuck, <s>Ray Holman</s>, Michael Collins, Michael E. Briant, Emma Reeves, Una McCormack, Gary Russell, Mark Corden, James DeHaviland, Paul Cornell, Russell Minton, Jon Davey, Richard Ashton, Matt Rohman, Marcus Gilbert, Mark McQuoid, Richard Dinnick, Christopher Jones, <s>Tracy Ann Oberman</s>, Jody Hauser, Matt Fitton, Scott Gray, Keith Barnfather||
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||May 30, 2020||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||online||WHOlanta||Sophie Aldred, Rachel Talalay, Dominic Glynn, Jon Davey||
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||Oct. 10-11, 2020||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>||Catherine Tate||Cancelled
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||Nov. 27-28, 2020||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||online||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Lisa Greenwood, <s>Sylvie Briggs, Mark Dexter, Michael Troughton, Mickey Lewis, Shobna Gulati, Bhavnisha Parmar, Jimmy Vee</s>||
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||Jan. 15-17, 2021||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||online||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Jan. 29-Feb. 9, 2021||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||<s>The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise</s>|| ||cancelled
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||Feb. 12-14, 2021||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||<s>Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight</s>|| ||Postponed to 2022
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||Aug. 7, 2021||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||online||BritCon||Paul McGann, David Bradley, Jon Davey||
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||Nov. 20-21, 2021||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island, Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Time-Flight||Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Michael Jayston, Joanna Ball, Jon Davey, Michael Troughton, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2021||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Michael Jayston, Neve McIntosh, Colin Spaull, <s>Michael Troughton</s>, <s>Sylvie Briggs</s>, <s>Shobna Gulati</s>, <s>Jimmy Vee</s>, Sadie Miller, <s>Simon Fisher-Becker</s>, <s>Bhavnisha Parmar</s>, Clem So, Terry Molloy||
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||Jan. 21-23, 2022||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Satellite 9||Mark Strickson, John Peel||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2022||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight|| Sylvester McCoy, Mandip Gill, Sacha Dhawan, Matt Strevens, Jo Martin, Frazer Hines, Jonathan Watson, Eric Roberts, Sophia Myles, Tommy Knight, Sadie Miller, Anjli Mohindra, Bhavnisha Parmar, Michael Jayston, Stephen Gallagher, India Fisher, Christopher Naylor, Lauren Cornelius, Clem So, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Colin Spaull, Jody Hauser, Paul Cornell, Lisa McMullin, Gary Russell, Matthew Sweet, John Peel, Matt Fitton, Mark Corden, Tony Lee, Rob Ritchie, Martin Geraghty, Emily Cook, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J Howe, Heather Challands, Eliza Roberts; <s> Bonnie Langford, Sophie Aldred, Annabel Scholey, Annette Badland, Derek Martin, Nabil Shaban, Conrad Westmaas, Roberta Ingranata, Keith Barnfather </s>||Rescheduled from 2021
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||Apr. 18-29, 2022||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Molloy||
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||Aug. 5-7, 2022||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||Hilton Bellevue||BritCon||Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Matthew Jacobs, Philip Segal, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 19-20, 2022||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Meglos||Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Sarah Sutton, Sophie Aldred, Kevin McNally, Frazer Hines, Jon Davey, Bhavnisha Parmar, Tim Dane Ried||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2022||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Bhavnisha Parmar, Sophia Myles, Kevin McNally||
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||Jan. 20-22, 2023||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: 10 Years in the Tardis||Sophie Aldred, Tommy Knight||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2023||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 33 1/3 Long Live the Revolution||Jodie Whittaker, Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Chris Chibnall, Janet Fielding, Sophie Aldred, Katy Manning, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Jon Culshaw, Michael Troughton, Daniel Anthony, Craige Els, Jamie Magnus Stone, Patrick O'Kane, Arwel Wyn Jones, Dafydd Shurmer, Tim Treloar, Stephen Noonan, Daisy Ashford, Lauren Cornelius, Jeff Cummins, Richard Price, Simon Carew, Tim Dane Reid, Mickey Lewis, Dan Slott, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Matt Fitton, Joe Lidster, Paul Cornell, Matthew Sweet, Peter Anghelides, Jody Hauser, Simon Guerrier, Matthew Jacobs||
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||June 9-11, 2023||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||Con Kasterborous||<s>Eric Roberts</s>, John Barrowman||
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||Aug. 18-20, 2023||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who 6||Paul McGann, Sacha Dhawan, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Richard Ashton, Mickey Lewis||
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||Oct. 21, 2023||[[Indianapolis]] (Camby & Plainfield)||Indiana||Plainfield Mariott||Doctoberfest 2023: Collision (Who North America)||Sophie Aldred||
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||Oct. 22-29, 2023||Cape Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2023||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Katy Manning, Carole Ann Ford, <s>Frazer Hines</s>, Mark Strickson, Rachel Talalay, Michael Troughton, <s>Jeff Rawle</s>, <s>Colin Spaull</s>, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Lisa Bowerman||
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||Jan. 12-14, 2024||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Year 11||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Lisa Bowerman, Jon Davey||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2024||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Miracle on 34th Street||Sir Derek Jacobi, Alex Kingston, Billie Piper, Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Segun Akinola, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Jacqueline King, Shaun Dingwall, Annette Badland, Kevin McNally, Rachel Talalay, Sally Knyvette, Brian Croucher, Jan Chappell, Brian Herring, Ray Holman, Dominic Glynn, Jonathon Carley, Paul Cornell, Mark Morris, James Goss, John Dorney, Gary Russell, Stephen Cole, Simon Guerrier, Jody Houser, Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson||
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||Aug. 23-25, 2024||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island Airport East||Long Island's Doctor Who Convention||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Yee Jee Tso, Annette Badland, Trevor Cooper, Daphne Ashbrook, Jacqueline King, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Jonathan Watson||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2024||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Jo Martin, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Mark Ayres, Dominic Glynn, <s>Annette Badland</s>, Sacha Dhawan, Sonny McGann, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||
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||Dec. 5-15, 2024||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sophie Aldred, Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy||
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||Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2025||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Ian McNeice||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2025||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in 35 Millimetre||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Catherine Tate, Jenna Coleman, Steven Moffat, Julie Gardner, Joel Collins, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Michelle Greenidge, Susan Twist, Mark Sheppard, David Gooderson, Kate Herron, Briony Redman, Julie Anne Robinson, Scott Handcock, Gary Russell, Blair Mowat, Paul Magrs, Jonathan Morris, Andrew Smith, Andy Lane, Nev Fountain, Jody Hauser, Sean Carlsen, Alex McQueen, Miles Richardson, Charlie Hayes, Safiyya Ingar, Lizzie Hopley, John Dorney, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Lisa McMullan, Alfie Shaw, Tony Lee, Nigel Fairs, Juliet Landau, Mara Wilson, Alimi Ballard, <s>Lisa Greenwood</s>, Christopher Jones||It was announced that the 38th Gallifrey One convention - to be held in 2028 - would be the last.
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||Aug. 22-24, 2025||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Islip Airport East||L.I. Who||Jo Martin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Paul Jerricho||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2025||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Seán Carlsen, Steph de Whalley, Christopher Eccleston, Carole Ann Ford, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Christopher Jones, Paul Kasey, Jacqueline King, Mickey Lewis, Stephen Love, Alex Macqueen, <s>Peter Purves</s>, Katy Manning, Jo Martin, Rebecca Nation, Miles Richardson, Clem So, Michael Troughton, Susan Twist ||
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||Jan. 23-25, 2026||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Jo Martin, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook||
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||Feb. 6-8, 2026||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 36 Legends of Gallifrey One: Stories Untold||Peter Davison, Millie Gibson, Jo Martin, Freema Agyeman, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Philip Segal, Matthew Jacobs, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, Kai Owen, Ian McNeice, Ricco Ross, Eliza Roberts, Brian Sloman, Steph de Whalley, Pete McTighe, Alexander Devrient, Michael Troughton, Paul Kasey, Charlie Condou, Miranda Raison, Samir Arrian, Lisa Greenwood, Conrad Westmaas, Rob Valentine, Matt Fitton, Jodie Houser, Rebecca Nation||Celebrating the [[TV Movie]]'s 30th anniversary (albeit without Paul McGann, who had to cancel)
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||Feb. 5-7, 2027||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Magnificent 37 of Gallifrey One||TBA||
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* This list of over '''<span id='conCount'></span>''' events contains only official conventions or shows attended by '''Doctor Who''' cast or crew.
* There were hundreds if not thousands of fan-run gatherings, mini-conventions and events (such as pledge drives) that aren't covered here.
*The travelling '''[[Doctor Who USA Tour|Doctor Who USA Tour / Celebration & Tour 87-88]]''' is also not covered here; that has its own [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]] and [[List of Celebration & Tour stops|list of STOPS]].
*Also omitted are '''Blakes 7''' conventions where Terry Nation was the only '''Doctor Who''' guest, and events where Douglas Adams, in his capacity as creator of '''The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy''', was also a guest.
*Large-scale annual events such as [[Wikipedia:San Diego Comic-Con|San Diego Comic Con]] (since 1970), [[Wikipedia:New York Comic Con|New York Comic Con]] (since 2006), and [[Wikipedia:Pensacon|Pensacon]] (since 2014), which are often attended by '''Doctor Who''' actors and production members, are also not included.
* Persons whose names are <s>struck through</s> are identified in publicity or other advertising material as attending, but who ultimately did not appear at the event
* Additional information, such as convention booklets and advertising flyers, can be found for some of the events on the relevant city / state profile and at the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention_fliers Doctor Who Cuttings Archive]
*The Gallifrey One conventions (ongoing since 1990) feature many guests from the TV, audio, books, comics and peripheral worlds of '''Doctor Who''' and its spin-offs '''Torchwood''', '''The Sarah Jane Adventures''' and '''Class''', as well as from other popular SF films and TV series. We have therefore not included ''everyone'' in our lists here (but a full roll call of convention guests can be seen at the [http://www.gallifreyone.com/?page_id=104 Gallifrey One Conventions site]).
*The long-running Dixie Trek convention has a profile on the [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Dixie_Trek FanLore website HERE]

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||Apr. 13-15, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||LA Marriott||Los Angeles Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Convention||||No Doctor Who guests, but continuous videos of the series played in the "Doctor Who Theatre", sponsored by Time-Life and [[KBSC]]. Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Takes_L.A._by_Storm Starlog 25]. Press kit [https://broadwcast.org/images/1/19/1979-04-13_A_Weekend_with_the_Doctor.pdf here]
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||Dec. 1, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Continental Hyatt House||The Doctor Who Convention (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Tom Baker, Graham Williams, Terrance Dicks, Gerry Davis, Don Gallacher (music producer of Mankind's disco version of the theme-tune)||Baker and Williams showed up at the eleventh hour; the studio sessions for [[Shada]] had been cancelled and they had nothing else to do that weekend. Video room included [[The Daemons]] and [[Nightmare of Eden]] 1. Baker stayed until the next day to do a signing at Venice Beach. Extensive con report and interview with Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Visit_with_The_Doctor_(Who) Starlog 34]. Interview with Dicks in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Terrance_Dicks Starlog 37]. Ad in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_Who_Convention LA Weekly].
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||Mar. 1-2, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Hyatt Regency||Who 1 (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Ian Marter, Elisabeth Sladen, Terrance Dicks, Pat Dunlop||Report and interviews in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%27s_Companions_Come_to_Hollywood Starlog 42]. Sladen's appearance mentioned in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_tripper%27s_fear_of_flying Liverpool Echo].
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||Mar. 22, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||North Hollywood Park||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who%27s_Leela_gets_a_call_from_the_West London Evening Standard]
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||Mar. 23, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Wonderworld Books||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||
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||Feb. 6-8, 1981||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon II||Terrance Dicks, Elisabeth Sladen, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett)||Generic SF convention
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||Aug. 14-16, 1981||[[Tulsa]]||Oklahoma||Camelot Hotel||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||<s>Tom Baker</s>, <s>Lalla Ward</s>, Peter Davison (1st con), Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner (1st con), David Valla ([[The War Games]])||Davison had finished recording [[Kinda]] the day before. Guests are only there on the 16th, due to an air-traffic controllers strike that delayed their flight. Videos shown include [[The Edge of Destruction]], [[The Rescue]], [[An Unearthly Child]] 1. Interviews with JNT and Davison in Fantastic Films 28, Fantasy Empire 4, and Davison in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62], article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What%27s_a_Panopticon%3F_Ask_a_%27Who%27_Fan Tulsa World]. Con organizer Barbara Elder was interviewed by [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._Viewers_Fancy_BBC_Sci-Fi_Fantasy Variety]
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||Feb. 5-7, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon III||John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Nicholas Courtney (1st US con), Jane Judge, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett), Dave Prowse||Generic SF convention. It was here that Bulloch hinted to JNT that he'd like to appear in Doctor Who again. It didn't happen. Courtney often spoke of his first-ever US convention where he encountered lots of female fans dressed as the Brigadier. (In his autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It" (2005), Courtney says his first US con was at the Holiday Inn in Fort Lauderdale, in 1982 - soon after he'd finished filming [[Mawdryn Undead]]. However, this event was six months ''before'' he worked on [[Mawdryn Undead]]; we feel sure Courtney is misremembering things. He isn't getting the year wrong and mixing this up with the 1983 Omnicon IV (see below) because he wasn't there; indeed ''none'' of the newspaper or fanzine reports on that later event mention him.
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||July 16-18, 1982||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Americana Congress||Panopticon West II||John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Sutton, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, Terry Nation, Anthony Ainley, Terry Sampson (BBC Enterprises)||Also known as "Sweatcon". There were between 3,000 and 6,000 attendees each day, and no air-conditioning! Recording on [[Arc of Infinity]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner announced the pre-sale to the US of 78 Peter Davison episodes (i.e. three seasons worth). It was while at this event that Nathan-Turner sounded out Nation for permission to do a Dalek story to close the 20th season. The [[KRMA]] documentary [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] was filmed. Season 19 shown in video room. Reports in DWM 76 and Fantasy Empire 6. Presumably the interview with JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62] was conducted here. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_hero_for_all_ages,_Dr._Who_is_just_out_of_this_world Chicago Tribune]. Brief mentions in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._fans_go_wild_for_Dr_Who_and_Nyssa Daily Express], the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who's_thousands Aberdeen Evening Press] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_of_their_lives Liverpool Daily Post]. AP photo of Ainley and fans appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_that_doctor%3F_%28AP_photo%29 several newspapers].
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||Aug. 21-22, 1982||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||||||Terrance Dicks||On the morning of 22 August, Dicks was woken by a telephone call from script editor Eric Saward to sound out his availability to write [[The Five Doctors]]
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||Sept. 18-19, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado|| ||Star Con-Denver VI||John Nathan-Turner||It was while at this convention, that Doctor Who Fan Club of America president, Ron Katz, established an "agreement" with John Nathan-Turner for the club to sell "unofficial" DWFCA merchandise. Film-maker David Ryan approached JNT about a 'behind the scenes' documentary for the 20th next year. [[Castrovalva]] and [[Earthshock]] were shown.
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||Oct. 23, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn?||Galaxy Party (Omnicon)||Jon Pertwee (first U.S. con)||Report and photos in Fantasy Empire 6.
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||Nov. 21, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Mammoth Gardens||Whovian Festival II (aka Colorado Whovian Festival)||Sarah Sutton, Anthony Ainley||This was the first event run by the newly-formed Doctor Who Fan Club of America (DWFCA). Whovian Festival I (June 5, 1982) was a local gathering with no celebrity guests.
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||Feb. 4-6, 1983||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon IV||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner,  John McElroy (DWAS)||DW and Star Trek. Davison - who wore his Doctor's costume - had just completed recording [[Enlightenment]]. JNT was at the Con 5-6 Feb only, but stayed on in the US on holiday until 14 Feb. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/More_than_300_attend_sci-fi_festival Galveston Daily News], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Spaced-out_sci-fi_fans_beam_down_for_festival Sun-Sentinel] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_is_real_far_out Tallahassee Democrat]. Report in Fantasy Empire 1983 Summer Special.
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||Feb. 13, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||John Nathan-Turner||More of a signing than a convention, photos of event [https://www.facebook.com/GharyZ/photos_albums HERE]. A group of fans had earlier staged their own version of [[The Five Doctors]]; they appeared at the event still in costume, and the group was photographed with JNT. (After being in the US for over a week, JNT flew back to the UK on 14 Feb.) Photos of Nathan-Turner with the costumed fans appear in the Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special. Photo of JNT in DWM 83.
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||Feb. 19-20, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson||More of a signing than a convention; signing sessions ran from noon-2pm, then 4-6pm on the first day, and noon-2pm, 3-5pm on the second. A (delayed) story was run in the 6 May 1983 [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_who_are_in_the_know_crowd_store_to_see_%27Doctor%27 Daily Herald]. Photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id31.html HERE], and [http://blogforgallifrey.com/?p=88 HERE (from the 20th)].
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||Mar. 13, 1983||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||UF Carleton Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA) mini-festival||Ron Katz||Probably no guests. Katz showed two stories: "Ones that haven't aired yet, featuring Peter Davison." Story in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_brings_a_new_dimension_to_space The Sun]
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||May 27-30, 1983||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Palo Alto||NADWAS||Tom Baker, Christopher Crouch (BBC Enterprises)||Baker and Crouch were interviewed for [[Dr. Who in America]]; Baker also recorded his [[An Interview with]] segment at the [[KTEH]] studios
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||May 28-30, 1983||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Seattle Trade Center||Futurefest 83||||Not sure if any DW guests attended.
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||July 9-10, 1983||[[Tampa]]||Florida||McKay Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen, John Nathan-Turner||The various conventions attended by Jon Pertwee during July 1983 were chiefly to publicise his stories, some of which (i.e. just the full colour ones) had recently been re-released into US syndication. Pertwee gave JNT some candy called "Mounds", asking him to give these to his old friend Ingrid Pitt, who JNT would be seeing a few days later at rehearsals for [[Warriors of the Deep]]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. The interviews with Pertwee that appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Jon_Pertwee:_The_Gallant_Doctor Starlog 79], and Sladen seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_an_Actor Starlog 77] were likely conducted during the July tour. Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hiccup_delays_Worzel_Gummidge Liverpool Echo]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Are_you_a_fan_of_Dr._Who%3F Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult_of_fans_knows_that_the_Doctor_is_in Tampa Tribune].
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||July 13, 1983||[[Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||Hamilton Hall, University of NC||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Reports in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983, [http://kith.beeblebroxcompany.org/tagged/Volume-1.8 KITH Newsletter], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_lands_in_North_Carolina Star-News]
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||July 16, 1983||[[New York City|New York]]||New York||Beacon Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3f_There's_no_question_he's_a_cult_hero Wilmington Evening News].
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||July 16-17, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton International O'Hare||Creation||Tom Baker||Report in Fantasy Empire Collectors Edition No 1, and photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id29.html HERE]. Tom Baker appeared on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7gz5zMICqo local news].
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||July 19, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Walnut Street Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Festival_To_Be_In_Philly The Daily Times]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_%27Dr._Who%27_star_wonders_%27why_all_the_fuss%3F%27 Courier-Post].
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||July 22-24, 1983||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Panopticon West III (Prydonian Renegades)||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Fiona Cumming, <s>John Levene</s>, Ian Fraser, David Saunders (from DWAS)||Nathan-Turner flew to the US only hours after attending the final day's location filming on [[The Awakening]]. Saunders recalls that rumours were circulating at the con that Colin Baker had been cast as the sixth Doctor. Report in Fantasy Empire 12, and interview with Ainley in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Anthony_Ainley Starlog 80], and JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/John_Nathan_Turner_Producing_Doctor_Who Starlog 82]. Footage shown in [[The Whovians]].
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||July 23-24, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Granada Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Photos in DWM 83. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Stateside_Whovians_are_gathering_in_summer The South Bend Tribune].
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||July 30-31, 1983||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Paramount Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||A selection of early black and white stories and colour Pertwees was shown, plus brand new Season 20 episodes. Also screened were episodes of Worzel Gummidge. 
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||Aug. 12-14, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||The Authorized Dr. Who 20th Anniversary Celebration (ComicCon)||Peter Davison, Ian Marter, Janet Fielding (1st con), John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney||Nathan-Turner (who celebrated his 36th birthday on 12 Aug) brought tapes of season 20 episodes. Reports in DWM 83 and Fantasy Empire 13, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id20.html HERE].
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||Aug. 20-21, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||John Leeson (1st con)||Leeson often speaks of his first US con; he was the sole guest at a fan event in Philadelphia, where (in disguise as a fan called "George from Pittsburgh") he participated in a "K9 sound-alike competition" - and lost! Photo of "disguised" Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]. Report in North American CT (Oct 1983), and article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who-Manoids_Flip_Over_Their_TV_Hero The Inquirer]
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||Oct. 1-2, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Creation, The Elder Corp.||Tom Baker||Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_on_Earth... The Sunday Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Taking_the_Mystery_Out_of_Doctor_Who%3F%3F%3F The Boston College Heights].
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[North Carolina|Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||University of NC||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||
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||Nov. 26-27, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||The Ultimate Celebration (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton (1st con), Peter Davison, Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, John Leeson, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Carole Ann Ford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Louise Jameson, Mary Tamm, Nicola Bryant, Fiona Cumming, Ian Fraser, Gary Downie, Julie Brennan, Terry Nation, Peter Moffatt, Matthew Waterhouse||Location filming for [[The Caves of Androzani]] had been completed the week before, although JNT was in Canada at that time, flying on to the US directly. It was at this event that JNT approached Troughton to appear in Season 22. On 25 November 1983, at the end of the UK broadcast of [[The Five Doctors]], Peter Davison was briefly interviewed by Terry Wogan (filmed on 14 November), and said he was flying off to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIfaZRCsc4w a US convention in Chicago]. On 28 November, various UK news bulletins, such as [http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3yLMbKdUlSQ#t=7s BBC 1 News] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzRQZ0R9qoQ&feature=related Newsround] reported on the event, one of which was used in the 29 November edition of ''Video Dispatch'' in New Zealand. Also on 29 November, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5VjMVADBk ''Entertainment Tonight''] reported on the convention. On 3 December, ''Entertainment This Week'' ran the same story, but with an edit that omitted the majority of the clips from [[The Five Doctors]]. That same edition of ''ETW'' aired in New Zealand on 17 December 1983, and in Australia on 8 January 1984. The existing elements of [[Shada]] were shown for the first time. A full con report appeared in DWM "Merchandise Special" 1984. Pertwee recorded a voiceover for the con's [http://fuzzymemories.tv/#videoclip-2104 TV commercial]. Fan Video of Pertwee, Sladen, Courtney on stage: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FX2OPZzPwc PART 1]; [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwThegG47sU&feature=relmfu PART 2]; panel footage [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDg31fcKoFE HERE]. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id19.html HERE]. Report in DWB 7 & 8, photos and interview with Cumming in Fantasy Empire 15, report in Fantasy Empire 16.
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||Feb. 3-5, 1984||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott ||Omnicon V||John Nathan-Turner, Colin Baker (1st con), Nicola Bryant, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney||The first studio session for [[The Twin Dilemma]] had been completed. Baker and Bryant wore their costumes. Report and extensive interview with Baker in Fantasy Empire 12; report in Fantasy Empire 15. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJObUT1y8wY News report here]
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||Feb. 11-12, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker||Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], and some can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSLgBEIZ5_Y&feature=related HERE]
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||Tom Baker||Baker was interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1984||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Golden Gateway Holiday Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JN-T interview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_producer_visits_with_fans Peninsula Times Tribune]
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||May 26-28, 1984||[[Rochester]]||New York||||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Terrance Dicks||
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||June 2-3, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||June 9-10, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||<s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, Sarah Sutton, Ian Marter||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4lgyChswIc Report] on [[NJN]]. Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]]
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||June 15-17, 1984||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Time Festival Panopticon West IV (aka DWExpo '84)||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Nicola Bryant</s>||Report in DWM 96, and interviews with Nathan-Turner and Baker in Marvel US #5. Location filming for [[Attack of the Cybermen]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner was unavailable for comment on the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Koo_Falls_Out_with_Dr_Who Koo Stark incident].
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||June 16-17, 1984||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||Elisabeth Sladen, Sarah Sutton||
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||June 23-24, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||||Creation||||
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||June 30-July 1, 1984||[[Detroit]]||Michigan||||Creation||Sarah Sutton, Ron Katz||
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||July 6-8, 1984||[[Alabama|Mobile]]||Alabama||Riverview Plaza||Gulf Con 84||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 7-8, 1984||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Creation||||
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||July 14-15, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Park Plaza Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 21-22, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||[[Dr. Who in America]] premiered here.
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||July 27-29, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||||Gateway Con II||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Mary Tamm?||
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||July 28-29, 1984||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Airport Holiday Inn||Creation||Ian Marter, Ron Katz||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Best_Bets Lakeland Ledger]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[San Jose]]||California||Sainte Claire Hotel Convention Center||Timecon 84||Jon Pertwee, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Sarah Lee, Gerry Davis?||Nathan-Turner was absent from rehearsals for [[The Two Doctors]]. Pertwee and Nathan-Turner likely recorded their "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_fans_emulate_their_hero_at_San_Jose_fantasy_convention Two] [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/4,000-plus_%27Who%27_fans_come_out reviews] in the Peninsula Times Tribune. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_TV_hero_for_the_ages San Jose Mercury News]; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRch2vfavFw Footage from evening Cabaret HERE]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||Buffalo Who Fest 84 (Pyramids of Buffalo)||<s>John Nathan-Turner</s>||
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||Aug. 17-19, 1984||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '84 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Louise Jameson, Nicholas Courtney, John Leeson, Ian Marter||Another "K9 sound-alike contest" was held. Interview with Marter in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Harry_Sullivan%27s_Travels Starlog 124]. Misleading ad in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker,_who_portrays_Dr_Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Aug. 25-26, 1984||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Omni Park Central||Creation Summer Expo||Mary Tamm||
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||Sept. 15-16, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson, Terrance Dicks||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Where,_when_and_how_to_find_Dr._Who_(Who%3F) Courier-Post]
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||Sept. 22-23, 1984||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||Hyatt Regency||Creation||||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson, John Leeson||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Terry Nation||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||||
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||Oct. 13-14, 1984||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Hotel||Creation||||
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||Oct. 20-21, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Bel Air Hilton||Creation||Mary Tamm||
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||Nov. 3-4, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Mark Strickson?||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tonic_for_a_science-fiction_addiction Philadelphia Inquirer]
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||Nov. 9-11, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel Buffalo Airport||Buffalo Who Fest 1984||Jon Pertwee, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Mary Tamm</s>, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Gerry Davis</s>, Gail Bennett||Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had just been completed. Report in Fantasy Empire 18
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||Nov. 16-17, 1984||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Omni Park Central Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm?||In her autobiography ''Second Generation'', Tamm mentions being the sole DW guest at a general SF con held in New York, her first-ever visit to that city (although she recalls seeing people dressed in ''Star Trek The Next Generation'' costumes, that must be a mixed memory, as that series didn't start until 1987)
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||TARDIS 21 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Ian Marter, John Levene, Richard Franklin, <s>Mary Tamm</s>||TARDIS 21 stands for The Annual Reunion of Doctors In Season 21. Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had been completed. Pertwee and Troughton performed their infamous water-pistol fights. Pertwee recorded a segment for [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGf3zWpjPGU Son of Svengoolie] and was interviewed on [http://chicago.epguides.com/DoctorWho/ WGN Radio]. Report in DWM 99, DWB 19, and Fantasy Empire 19, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id23.html HERE], and extensive photo gallery [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maryloye/sets/72157633060045747/ HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Four,_count_%27em,_four_Dr._Whos_at_Hyatt_Regency Tinley Park Star]. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_call_for_the_interplanetary_Doctor Sun-Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/In_Whovian_Heaven The Washingon Post]. Sladen's account in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who_is_tonic_for_time_traveller_Liz Middlesex County Times].
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||Jan. 12-13, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||Sarah Sutton, James Doohan||DW and Star Trek
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||Jan. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Mark Strickson||DW and Star Trek
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||Feb. 1-3, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Marriott Hotel||Omnicon VI||John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Keating, Gary Downie?||Courtney says he attended a Miami convention in early 1985, which is likely to be Omnicon VI, although that was held in Tallahassee
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Champaign]]||Illinois||Chancellor Inn Convention Center||Time Travellers Anonymous||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Lee, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Patrick Troughton</s>||Production on [[Revelation of the Daleks]] had recently been completed, although JNT was already in the US for the above Florida convention. The city was affected by a blizzard, which prevented many from attending. It was on the flight home that Baker read the script for "The Nightmare Fair", which would have been the first story of season 23. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Just_what's_Who_all_about%3F The Pantagraph]. Order form in [[WILL]]'s [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Fans_Take_Note magazine].
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||DW and Star Trek. Presumably the interview with Tamm appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) was recorded at this event. Interview with Tamm in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mary_Tamm:_A_Noble_Romana Starlog 95]. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Philly_hears_a_Who Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_is_Mr._Spock%3F review] in The Daily Pennsylvanian.
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||Feb. 23-24, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner||Starting in 1985, the Whovian Festival Tour was renamed Doctor Who Festival (we have retained the old name in this guide for consistency). [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[The Mark of the Rani]] are shown. Was this the convention when the [http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/03/07/remembering-the-first-public-airing-of-douglas-adams-shada/ tape of [[Shada]] was stolen?]. Presumably the Nathan-Turner and Baker interviews appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) were recorded at this event. Soft rumours about the series being cancelled had been circulating. On returning home, Nathan-Turner was summoned to see his bosses...
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||Mar. 8, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||This was Nathan-Turner's first US con after the series had been placed on "hiatus". The event was publicized in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/WEDU,_Channel_3,_is_having_a_double_feature_of_%22Doctor_Who%22_episodes_Saturday_night Lakeland Ledger, Mar. 1] and reviewed [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It_was_the_right_place_to_be_for_Whovians Mar. 15]. Davison and Nathan-Turner interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Tampa_Whovians_turn_out_to_see Tampa Tribune]. [[WEDU]]? aired a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zor0R4bZKKg featurette]
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||Mar. 9, 1985||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||O'Connell Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||
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||Mar. 10, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Leon County Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Dr._Who_Festival Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hundreds_of_Whovians_give_hearty_hello_to_the_latest_incarnation_of_the_Doctor Florida Flambeau]
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||Mar. 15-17, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Hitchhiking to Gallifrey||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, Mark Wing-Davey||Three month-old Georgia Moffett was in attendance
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||Mar. 16-17, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[Vengeance on Varos]] are shown. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Mar. 22, 1985||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Dane County Coliseum||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Guess_Who%27s_coming_here%3F_Doctor%27s_friends Capital Times]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Ahhhh,_what_a_time_had_at_%27Doctor_Who%27_festival Capital Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%3F Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Mar. 23, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Westin Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||[[The Daemons]] and [[Attack of the Cybermen]] are shown. Report in Fantasy Image 3.
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||Mar. 23-24, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Gateway Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JNT was already in the US for the other Creation event the previous weekend
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||Mar. 24, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||
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||Mar. 30-31, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival||Nicholas Courtney||This was one of the first of several Starlog conventions held throughout the year. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Apr. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation (Salute to Doctor Who)||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks||It was Davison's birthday. The sign on stage said "Peter Davidson", which had the extra "D" covered over with a sheet of paper! A "Save the Doctor" rally was held. Interview with Dicks in Marvel US #11, and Davison in #16-17
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||Apr. 20, 1985||[[Portland]]||Oregon||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Review at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!original/net.tv.drwho/3QQBqb4NWBY/Hhoc5QOxirMJ net.tv.drwho]
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||Apr. 21, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Troughton likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||Apr. 26-28, 1985||[[Austin]]||Texas||Villa Capri Hotel||Who-Tex||Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker||This would appear to be the convention at which photos were taken of Baker sitting in the trunk of a car with the registration plate DR WHO 6, as seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_The_Doctor_is_Out Starlog 132]
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||Apr. 27-28, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton?||
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||May 17-19, 1985||[[Atlanta]]||[[Georgia]]||Northlake Hilton||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Dixie Trek 5]]||Jon Pertwee, Terry Nation||
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||May 25-27, 1985||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambassador Hotel||Creation||||
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||DW and Star Trek
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||||Matthew Waterhouse||DW and Star Trek
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||June 14-16, 1985||[[Phoenix]] (Scottsdale)||Arizona||La Posada Hotel||Phoenixcon||<s>Louise Jameson</s>, John Leeson||
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||June 15-16, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Janet Fielding, (Nicholas Courtney?)||General SF. Courtney appeared at a Philadelphia convention, possibly in 1985 - it may have been this Starlog Festival, a follow-on from his appearance at the earlier Starlog Festival in March
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||June 29-30, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 12-14, 1985||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||International Hotel||Panopticon New Orleans/1985 North American Time Festival||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Gary Downie, Anthony Ainley?, Ian Levine||Theme was Mardi Gras. Baker and Nathan-Turner dressed as Time Lords (photos of JNT dressed in his floral Time Lord gown abound). A JNT "Look-a-like" contest was held. A slide-show featuring photos of JNT timed to Carly Simon's 'Nobody Does it Better' was shown. The [[They All Axed for Who]] video documentary was filmed here. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_theme_is_out_of_this_world Times-Picayune], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Hold_Fan_Panopticon The Victoria Advocate] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Play_Doctor_At_Convention_In_New_Orleans The Daytona Beach Morning Journal]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Brush_with_Fame LaCrosse Tribune]
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||July 26-28, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention and Cultural Center||Timecon 85||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Ian Marter, Richard Franklin, Sarah Sutton, Gerry Davis, Gary Downie, <s>Terry Nation</s>||Baker likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||July 27-28, 1985||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Aug. 2-4, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Sheraton-Tampa Motor Hotel||Tampa Bay Who Fest 1985||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Colin Baker?, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Ian Marter, plus John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||This appears to be the event later dubbed "The Convention of Death"; only 150 people attended, and the guests didn't get paid. (It was reported in several fanzines in late 1985 - such as DWB 26 - that Colin Baker and JNT had been to a poorly-attended convention in Tampa; there were only three cons held in Tampa in 85, and the one-off Who Fest is the best fit - but see also Spokane in August 1986.)
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Aug. 11, 1985||[[Bellingham]]||Washington||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Nicholas Courtney||Flier seen in [[They All Axed for Who]]. Con fictionalized in [https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ryan-boudinot/the-littlest-hitler/ "So Little Time" by Ryan Boudinot]
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||Aug. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '85 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Ian Marter, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||In the Oct. 5, 1985 issue of [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_girl_is_home Truth], Fielding mentions attending a convention with 70,000 fans. Tardiscon was her most recent convention, but there certainly wasn't 70,000 fans in attendance.
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||Aug. 22-23, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Albany]] or [[Syracuse]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson, Judson Scott||DW and Star Trek. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_weekend_feast_for_sci-fi_gourmets;_Sheraton_show_caters_to_Trekkiest_tastes Boston Globe]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Aug. 31-Sept. 2, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention & Exhibit Center||Spirit of Light|| ||
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Peter Davison||[[An Unearthly Child]], [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Seeds of Death]] shown in the video room
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Scranton]]||Pennsylvania||Hilton||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/200_Who_fans_browse,_banter_at_the_Hilton The Scrantonian]
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||Sept. 21-22, 1985|| ||[[New York]]||Roosevelt Hilton||The New York Doctor Who Festival (DWFCA and Creation)||Sarah Sutton||
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||1985?||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||||Nicholas Courtney||Courtney appeared at a Cleveland convention, possibly in 1985. (May have been Earthcon V, held at Cleveland Hilton South, 20-22 Sept.)
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||Oct. 1985||||||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Troughton commenced the October Tour on his own, and was later joined by Colin Baker in Houston...
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||Oct. 4, 1985||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5-6, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Curtis Hixon Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Richard Franklin||
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||Oct. 11, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Riverside Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||<s>Patrick Troughton</s>, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 13, 1985||Stamford||[[Connecticut]]||Westhill High School||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, Jon Pertwee?, John Nathan-Turner||26th and last stop of 1985 per [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_making_house_calls_to_fans press release]
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||Oct. 18, 1985||||New Hampshire||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 18-20, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovent 85 (Aerosports/Spirit of Light)||Jon Pertwee, Anthony Ainley, John Levene, <s>Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward</s>, Janet Fielding, Nicola Bryant, Terry Walsh, Carole Anne Ford||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who,_That%27s_Who_Entertainment The Morning Call]
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||Oct. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Rickey's||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Roger C. Carmel||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel||Buffalo Who Fest 1985||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Gary Downie?||
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||Nov. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 16-18, 1985||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||DW and general SF
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency||TARDIS 22 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Louise Jameson, Elisabeth Sladen, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Terry Walsh, Lalla Ward, John Nathan-Turner, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Paul Darrow, Jacqueline Pearce||[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzEV1wmBofg Report on local news]. Blakes 7 shown in video room. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id17.html HERE]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_reunion Sun-Times]. Troughton and Pertwee did local radio interviews on the 27th.
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||Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Terrance Dicks||Did Dicks ever wonder why he wasn't invited to Chicago?
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||1985||||||||||Nicholas Courtney||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney says he attended around 12 US conventions in 1985. We have identified (by date and name) only ten of them...
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||Jan. 11-12, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||||
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||Jan. 18-19, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||||
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||Jan. 25-26, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency Cambridge||Creation||||
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||Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1986||[[Miami]]||Florida||Miami Airport Hilton||Omnicon VII||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, James Doohan, Majel Barrett||DW, Blakes 7 and Star Trek. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Feb. 1-2, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||||
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||Feb. 21-23, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Concourse Hotel||WisCon 10 (The Society for the Furtherance & Study of Fantasy & Science Fiction)||Roger Mueller, John Ostrander||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Science_fiction_fans_to_gather Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Feb. 22-23, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Mar. 2, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA and [[WEDU]])||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What,_when_and_where_of_%27Who%27 Tampa Bay Times]
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||Mar. 8-9, 1986||[[Oakland]]||California||Hyatt Oakland||Creation||||
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||Mar. 20, 1986||Concord||[[New Hampshire]]||Highway Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Audio clips on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaYIvH5ZQo HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-EMITUMPdI HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Calling_all_Dr._Who_fans Nashua Telegraph]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_Meet_the_Doctor Experience]
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||Mar. 22-23, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Disneyland Hotel||Creation||||
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||Mar. 23, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||
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||Mar. 28-30,1986||[[Georgia Public Television|Macon]]||Georgia||Macon Hilton||Magnum Opus Con I||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Louise Jameson||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCtVNMaeSQ8 Pertwee and Jameson panel]
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||Apr. 4-6, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con V||Jon Pertwee||
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||Apr. 1986||||New Jersey||||||Patrick Troughton||
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||Apr. 18-20, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Midway Motor Lodge||<s>Doctor in Dairyland</s>||Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, Mary Tamm||Cancelled
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||Apr. 25-27, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Paradox||Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, <s>Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison</s>||Davison was beginning a six-week long convention tour, from late April to early June, but had to cancel his appearance at this event
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Airport Marriott||Whose 7||Colin Baker, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Baker was mid-way through recording "The Mysterious Planet" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 86||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on [[GPTV]]. Interviews and other footage from the event was broadcast live on GPTV:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOpGQwPaZQ8 HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OKBy8gVENY HERE]. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_to_make_trek_into_Dixie The Atlanta Constitution]. Afterwards, Davison returned to London, but four days later was flying back to the US, in first class with Michael Grade to Washington DC...
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||May 8, 1986||[[Washington DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||||[[Doctor Who USA Tour]]||Peter Davison, Michael Grade||The inaugural launch of the travelling Doctor Who Exhibit - see our [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]]. Davison then spent the rest of May attending DWFCA conventions...
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||May 10-11, 1986||[[New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Nicholas Courtney||General SF
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||May 17, 1986||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 18, 1986||[[Phoenix]]||Arizona||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 23, 1986||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Prom Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Press coverage [http://www.michaell.org/who/conclips/prom.phtml HERE]
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||May 23-25, 1986||[[Austin]]||Texas||Austin Marriott Hotel||Who-Tex II||Jon Pertwee||Renamed '''The Next Regeneration''' in 1987
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||May 25-26, 1986||New Brunswick||[[New Jersey]]||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light with Aerosport Ltd.)||Colin Baker, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Lalla Ward, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Bonnie Langford (1st con), Carole Ann Ford, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson||At the time of this convention and the one in Wisconsin a few days later (below), Bonnie Langford hadn't recorded any scenes for the series! (Production was half-way through the "Mindwarp" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].) The con guests took time out to visit the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] which was also in town. The stars also took part in the [[wikipedia:Hands Across America|Hands Across America]] event. Interviews for the video [[Doctor Who Then & Now]] were also conducted at the convention
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||May 25, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Park Plaza Castle||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Interview with Davison conducted in Boston in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Peter_Davison:_Unlikely_Hero Starlog 127]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|May 30-June 1, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Wisconsin Union Theatre||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light and [[WHA]])||Peter Davison, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, John Nathan-Turner, Bonnie Langford||Interview with Langford in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/New_%22Doctor_Who%22_Companion Starlog 113], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mark_Strickson:_The_Black_Sheep_of_%22Doctor_Who%22 Strickson in 128]. [[Shada]] was shown. Report in DWB 40. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4NDsvci-Mc&feature=related TV ad for the event]. Originally billed as "Econocon" at the Sheraton Inn.
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||May 31-June 1, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Official Starlog Festival||Terry Nation||
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||June 28, 1986||[[Portland]]||Oregon||Portland State University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 1 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_pays_visit_to_Portland Statesman Journal]
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||June 29, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 2 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Davison likely recorded "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit.
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||June 30, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Hotel (Grand Ballroom)||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 3 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Sponsored partially by channel [[KVIE]] - with only two weeks' notice!
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||July 11, 1986||[[Cincinnati]]||Ohio||Hyatt Regency||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12, 1986||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||University Hilton Inn||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12-13, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Cambridge||Creation||||
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||July 25-27, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Timecon 86||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Anthony Ainley, plus various guests from The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV||DW and Star Trek. Tom was there for Friday night and Saturday morning only; he refused to sign autographs. Report on local [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vTvDkuv6ys news]
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||July 26-27, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Convention Center||Atlanta Fantasy Fair||Terry Nation||
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||Aug. 1-3, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Adam's Mark Hotel||Tardiscon/Time Festival '86 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, Mark Strickson, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, Frazer Hines, Ian Marter, Sarah Sutton, Nicola Bryant, Nicholas Courtney||Baker had completed the first studio recording session for the Vervoid segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||Aug. 15-17, 1986||[[Spokane]]||Washington||Sheraton-Spokane and Riverpark Convention Center||TimeFest '86 (IEDAWS)||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Katy Manning, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney mentions this poorly-run convention, at which the guests had to pay their own travel costs. They were to be reimbursed, but due to very poor attendance they were not paid. (It's possible Courtney has the dates and location mixed up, and is actually referring to the August 1985 Tampa event, which had a similar guest line-up and no one was paid.) [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_Who%3F_(The_Spokesman-Review) Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_cross_time,_space_to_attend_festival review] in The Spokesman-Review.
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||Aug. 22, 1986||Trenton||[[New Jersey]]||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Festival_held_tonight Central Home News]
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||Aug. 23, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||
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||Sept. 12, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||Washington Hilton||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||A bearded Colin Baker had completed all recording for his second season. Photos of the two Bakers on tour can be seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE]. Interview with Tom Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker:_The_Curious_Heart_of_Doctor_Who Starlog 115], and Colin Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_Gallifrey_Vice%3F Starlog 115] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Renewed_Without_Baker 118]. Convention review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_talks_at_Hilton_to_launch_syndicate The Diamondback].
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||Sept. 13, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Area_fans_honor_longest-running_drama_series The Daily Pennsylvanian]
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||Sept. 14, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee||Performing Arts Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Postponed from [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Whovent_rescheduled Aug. 16-17]
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||Sept. 18, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_came_to_Earth_in_Atlanta%3F_-_It%27s_Dr._Who,_fresh_from_outer_space! Journal-Constitution]
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||Sept. 19, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Auditorium||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/1,500_fans_gather_to_meet_Doctor the Sentinel]
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||Sept. 20-21, 1986||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton O'Hare||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Reserved seat and autograph for the first one hundred $150 pledges to [[WTTW]]
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||Sept. 26-27, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Bayside Expo Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Brief mention in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TV%27s_sturdiest_Whodunit_comes_to_town Worcester Magazine]
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||Sept. 27-28, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Brooklyn)||New York||||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 4, 1986||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Minneapolis Armory||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Madison Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||The [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] makes a stop at the convention
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||Oct. 18, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Paul Darrow? Michael Keating?||During October and November 1986, Jon Pertwee was to undertake a series of events around the east coast to celebrate his time as the Doctor. These were sponsored by the British American Television Society. He would be joined at various times by Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, and Paul Darrow and Michael Keating (from '''Blake's 7''') who were also in the US attending other events.

Pertwee was to make appearances in Trenton, [[New Jersey]]; Baltimore, [[Maryland]];
Boston, [[Massachusetts]]; Albany, [[New York]], Philadelphia, [[Pennsylvania]]; Nashville, [[Tennessee]]; New Orleans, [[Louisiana]]; Walt Disney World in Orlando, [[Florida]], and finally in Tampa, [[Florida]].

However, the actor fell ill during the tour and was unable to make it to some events. Troughton, Davison, Darrow and Keating did still attend without him.

The tour was not deemed to be a success, with low turn-out, not helped by Pertwee's absence from his own show!

These Pertwee Tour shows are marked ## in the table
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||Oct. 19, 1986||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Baltimore Convention Center||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee?; Patrick Troughton?||
It's known that Patrick Troughton was a replacement for Pertwee (who fell sick) at an event in Baltimore; it is likely to be this show, as it's the only 1986 convention that was in Baltimore prior to Troughton's death the following year, unless there is a further Baltimore event we don't know about?
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||Niagara Falls||New York||Best Western Red Jacket Hotel||Fall-Con I 86||Janet Fielding, John Nathan-Turner, ad says "Colin Baker or Patrick Troughton"||DW and general SF. Although the ads said "Baker or Troughton", it was the former who was there as the latter was at Infinicon - below
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||New York||New York||||Infinicon 86||Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, plus George Takei, Isaac Azimov||DW and general SF. It's possible the "Captain's Log" interviews shown on [[WNYC]] were filmed here. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts|| ||Jon Pertwee's Halloween Weekend (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]] (Wakefield)||[[Massachusetts]]||Wakefield Hilton||(## Pertwee Tour) ||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee||Is this the same as Pertwee's Halloween Weekend above, or a separate event that also included Troughton?
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||Nov. 2-3, 1986||[[Houston]]||Texas||Ramada Hotel||Doctorcon Minicon|| ||
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||Nov. 8, 1986||[[Albany]]||New York||[https://www.google.com/maps/search/Hilton+Albany/@42.6509439,-73.7538486,19z?entry=ttu Hilton Hotel]||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Paul Darrow||
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||Nov. 9, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 14-16, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the Nashville stop of the Pertwee Tour; with JNT standing in for the absent star? If not, the Pertwee Tour event that was also held in Nashville was deemed a disaster, with only 60 people attending!
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||Nov. 21-23, 1986||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the New Orleans stop of the Pertwee Tour, with JNT standing in for the absent star?
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Sheraton Palace Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson||Jameson did two conventions this week; this in California, and one (before or after?) in Philadelphia, but we don't have any details about this other event
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Doctor Festival and Exhibit Tour||Colin Baker||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_convention_just_what_the_Doctor_ordered The Sacramento Bee]
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||Nov. 27, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Walt Disney World||Thanksgiving Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||<s>TARDIS 23</s>||Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Mark Strickson, Lalla Ward||Cancelled
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Hyatt Regency||Jon Pertwee's Thanksgiving Weekend Convention (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||This was the final event in the two-month long Pertwee Tour
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||Jan. 3-4, 1987||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Janet Fielding||
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||Feb. 5-8, 1987||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon (Homecoming Celebration)||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Headlines_Science_Fiction_Convention The Miami Herald]
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||Mar. 6-8, 1987||Milford||[[Pennsylvania]]||Malibu Dude Ranch||Whoski 87 (The Prydonians of Prynceton)||Mark Strickson, <s>Ian Marter</s>||Marter died Oct. 28, 1986
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||Mar. 7-8, 1987||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]|| ||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Sylvester McCoy (1st con), John Nathan-Turner||McCoy had his official press-call announcing him as the new Doctor in London on 2 March and signed his BBC contract four days later. The next day he was on a plane with JNT to attend this convention in Georgia. The evening of 7 March, McCoy and JNT joined Jon Pertwee (who was in town with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on [[Live from Atlanta]]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZsftcQUW9A Video of McCoy's panel] Interview with Sylvester McCoy in [http://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sylvester_McCoy,_The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 120].
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||Mar. 8, 1987||[[Bellingham]]||[[Washington]]||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (Doctor Who Club of Western Washington University and DWFCA)||[[Colin Baker]]||This was Baker's first US convention after he had been dropped from the series. [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] was shown. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdJNnfZ3Oas&ab_channel=EctoPortal Audio of Q&A panel with Colin Baker])
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VI||Colin Baker||
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[Georgia#Columbus|Columbus]]||Georgia||Columbus Hilton||Magnum Opus Con II||Patrick Troughton, Louise Jameson, Anthony Ainley||It was during this event, on 28 March, that Troughton died. Footage of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIfa_J8SPzk Ainley at the cabaret] and [https://youtu.be/8YV_93T3hLk Troughton's last panel]
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||Apr. 25-26, 1987||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Holiday Inn Mart Plaza||Creation||Terry Nation||
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||May 22-24, 1987||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Dixie Trek 87||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Michael Keating||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV.
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||July 3-5, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Lisle)||Illinois||Hickory Ridge Conference Center||<s>Time Festival 87</s>||John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding||Cancelled. From 2-3 July, Fielding had been in Grand Rapids, [[Michigan]] with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]
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||July 5, 1987||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota|| || Creation?||Louise Jameson||
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||July 18, 1987||[[Des Moines]]||Iowa||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Doctor_Who_fans,_a_guaranteed_Whoot_in_D.M. Des Moines Register]
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||July 25?, 1987||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 31-Aug. 2, 1987||[[San Jose]]||California||San Jose Convention Center||Timecon 87||Colin Baker||
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||Sept. 4-6, 1987||[[Austin]]||Texas||Hyatt Regency||The Next Regeneration (Austin Meetings)||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, Anthony Ainley||Continues '''Who-Tex'''
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||Oct. 10-12, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Holiday Inn O'Hare||The First All British Television Convention (Brit. T.V.)||Richard Franklin, Dave Rogers ('''The Avengers''' author)||
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||Nov. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||
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||Jan. 9-10, 1988||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||George Washington University||Ode to the Time Lord and Master (National Right to Time Travel Association)||Anthony Ainley, Louise Jameson, Carole Ann Ford, John Levene||Postponed from Sept. 1987.
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||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
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||Mar. 18-20, 1988||[[Kansas City]]||Missouri||Hilton Plaza Inn||Time-Loop '88 (Chancellory Guard of Kansas City)||John Levene, Anthony Ainley, Mark Strickson, Deborah Watling||The car ferrying Watling and Strickson from the airport to their hotel ran out of gas, and then the day before the convention, the two actors were involved in a minor car accident while visiting a shopping mall
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||Mar. 25-27, 1988||[[Georgia|Columbus]] (Macon)||Georgia||Iron Works Convention and Trade Center||Magnum Opus III||Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley||
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||Apr. 15-17, 1988||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VII||Sylvester McCoy, Anthony Ainley||Location filming for [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] had just been completed. Interview with McCoy in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_Is_He_This_Time%3F Starlog 134]
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||May 1, 1988||[[Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Relaxicon 1||Sylvester McCoy?||McCoy would have just finished all work on [[Remembrance of the Daleks]]
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||May 6-8, 1988||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Hyatt Hotel||Anglicon||Terry Nation, Paul Darrow, <s>Michael Keating</s>||British media con
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||May 13-15, 1988||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 88||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dixie_Trek_%2788_is_no_alien_to_the_DeKalb_County_galaxy Journal-Constitution]
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||May 1988||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Doctorcon||||
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||July 1-3, 1988||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson Hotel||The 1988 North American Time Festival (Whoniversity)||Jon Pertwee, Frazer Hines, Janet Fielding, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||To celebrate 25 years of Doctor Who. JNT was due to attend but his invitation was cancelled at the last minute by the organizers. Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_followers_transported_to_St._Paul The Pioneer Press] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_travel_in_time_to_festival_in_St._Paul The Star Tribune].
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||July 16-17, 1988||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 29-31, 1988||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 88||Nicola Bryant, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>||McCoy cancelled due to work delays on [[The Happiness Patrol]].
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||Aug. 12-14, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Park Terrace Airport Hilton||Tardiscon '88 / Confusion (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, John Leeson, Michael Keating||Interview with Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]
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||Sept. 24-25, 1988||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Regency Hotel||Starcon 88||||possibly no DW guests
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||Oct. 2, 1988||[[Dayton]]||Ohio||Holiday Inn|||| ||
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||Oct. 1988||San Jose||California||||||Sylvester McCoy||Work on Season 25 was completed. McCoy was now rehearsing for the play ''Zoo of Tranquility'' ([https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Destination_America_for_the_Doctor Reading Evening Post 14 Oct.1988].) While in San Jose, McCoy (now sporting a moustache!) was interviewed for a second time by KTEH for their [[An Interview with]] series.
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||Oct. 14-16, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||<s>St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair</s>||Breckenridge Frontenac Hotel||John Levene, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||Postponed to Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989
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||Oct. 1988||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||(A Day with the Doctor I?) (cancelled?)||||Multi-media event. John Nathan-Turner was to have been a guest, but was dropped when the event organizers decided he was too expensive! The event appears to have been cancelled anyway.
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||Nov. 19, 1988||[[New Jersey|Newark]]||New Jersey||Newark Airport Marriott||25th Anniversary Birthday Party||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Nathan-Turner||Sponsored by the network, McCoy and Aldred were invited to attend the premiere screening of [[The Making of Doctor Who]] ([[Silver Nemesis]]), and to record pledges for [[NJN]]. McCoy and JNT then departed to attend the Silver Anniversary Cruise from Miami, which sailed to Mexico and around the Caribbean from 20-25 November - see below. Notice in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Special_events The Press of Atlantic City]. [https://youtu.be/DXfO05fRN2Q Video of the panel]
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||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.con||Deborah Watling||
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||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]]. Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.
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||Mar. 15, 1989||Athens||[[Georgia]]||Komix Castle||||Sylvester McCoy||Comic book shop signing. Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Komix_Castle The Red & Black]
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||Mar. 17-19, 1989||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus IV||Sylvester McCoy||McCoy visited the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._What U. of SC campus] on the 16th. A few days later he commenced filming for [[The Curse of Fenric]].
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Breckinridge Frontenec Hotel||St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair||John Levene, Janet Fielding, plus Linda Thorson and Walter Koenig||General SF / Fantasy event. Originally scheduled for Oct. 14-16, 1988
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con 8||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 26-28, 1989||[[Chicago]] (Lincolnwood)||Illinois||Lincolnwood Hyatt||Brit-TV II Conseminar||Terry Nation, Gerry Davis, John Freeman (DWM), John Peel, Dave Rogers <s>Patrick Macnee</s>||British media con. It was at this event that Freeman pitched an animated Dalek TV series to Nation
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||June 16-18, 1989||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Radisson||Dixie Trek 89||Louise Jameson <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||DW and Star Trek. Pertwee was scheduled to appear, but pulled out when the dates conflicted with ''The Ultimate Adventure'' stage tour
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|style=white-space:nowrap|June 30-July 2, 1989||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson||PolarisCon I||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, George Takei, Walter Koenig, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||DW and Star Trek. McCoy had completed all work on [[Survival]]
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||July 28-30, 1989||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 89||Janet Fielding, John Levene||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Spaced_out_in_San_Jose The Stanford Daily]
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||Sept. 22-24, 1989||[[Ohio#Columbus|Columbus]]||Ohio||Ramada Inn||Timelord '89 (aka North American Time Festival) (Timelords of the Miami Valley)||Anthony Ainley, Terry Nation, Ron Katz, <s>Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie</s>||Nicholas Courtney had been invited, but was "dropped". Sylvester McCoy was to be a surprise guest, but he, John Nathan-Turner and Gary Downie never showed up! (In a [[:Media:Timelord '89.jpg|fax]] later sent by Nathan-Turner, they claimed that their plane tickets never arrived so they never made their flight.) Report in DWB 72.
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||Nov. 10-11, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Stouffer Concourse Hotel||Brits in Space||Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jacqueline Pearce||
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||Nov. 24-26, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||Sophie Aldred||
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||1989||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana|| || ||Jon Pertwee, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||A 4-hour video was available on eBay. No other information is available
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||Jan. 7-14, 1990||[[Miami]]||Florida||||Omnicon British Fantaseas Cruise||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 2-4, 1990||[[Dallas]] (Addison)||Texas||Harvey Hotel||Whofest '90 ([[KERA]])||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, <s>Peter Davison</s>, <s>Sandra Dickinson</s>||[https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/KERA-TV_Whofest_%2790 Preview] in The Dallas Morning News
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||Mar. 17, 1990||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Omni Hotel||A Day with the Doctor (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Photos of Baker and Aldred together, [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE] (bottom of page). Report in DWB 77. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult-show_conventions The Evening Sun].
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||Mar. 23-25, 1990||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus V||Terry Nation||
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1990||[[Rochester]]||New York|| ||<s>Rochester United Whocon</s>||Sylvester McCoy||cancelled
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con IX||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 4-6, 1990||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington|| Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport||Anglicon III|| Nicholas Courtney, Roy Dotrice||British media con
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||May 25-28, 1990||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, John Nathan-Turner, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Convention lost money due to limited attendance, the debt for which was settled through bonds and loans paid back by the organization by 2001. JNT had just been made redundant from the BBC...
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||June 15-17, 1990||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Penn Towers Hotel||Timewarp 90||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley?, Colin Baker?||This was JNT's final convention in his capacity as the staff producer of Doctor Who; his final day at the BBC was 31 August 1990
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Athens]]||Ohio||||A Happening at the Inn||Jon Pertwee?||
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Columbus]]||Ohio||||Tour de Force One||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||
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||July 27-29, 1990||[[San Jose]]||California||||Timecon 90||Anthony Ainley||
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||Aug. 11-12, 1990||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton||Unicon 90||Colin Baker, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Nation was unable to attend due to illness. Footage from this event featured on [[BSB]]'s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_PYq-1r07E 31 Who] weekend special, broadcast 22 September 1990
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||Aug. 18, 1990||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||Cleveland Music Hall||A Day with the Doctor II (Friends of Doctor Who)||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Using video effects, Baker "regenerated" into McCoy, as can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFahehmZFVs HERE]. Report in DWB 82 and 84
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||Sept. 1-3, 1990||Newark||[[New Jersey]]||Airport Marriott||<s>Fan-Out</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled. McCoy was already in the US, and caught a flight home, arriving back in the UK in the early hours of Sunday, 2 September in time to make his planned appearance at the TARDIS in Durham convention by 10.30am!
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||Sept. 23-25, 1990||[[Urbana]]||Ohio||||Timelord '90 (Time Lords of Ohio)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Ainley, David Banks, John Levene||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1990||[[St. Paul]] (Roseville)||Minneapolis||||Pseudocon (The Whoniversity)||John Levene, <s>Richard Franklin</s>||
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||Oct. 6-7, 1990||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry the 8th Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||Nov. 23–25, 1990||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '90||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Jean-Marc Lofficier ||Originally called "A British TV Celebration"
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||Dec. 8, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Melville, Long Island)||New York||Radisson Plaza||A Holiday Extravaganza (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Baker recited "A Christmas Carol"
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||Feb. 1-3, 1991||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Ramada Hotel||Omnicon||Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Postponed
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||Mar. 22-24, 1991||[[Dallas]]||Texas||Dallas Park Plaza Hotel||WhoFest '91 ([[KERA]])||Peter Davison, John Levene||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_star_Davison_attends_Dallas_fest Big Spring Herald]
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||Apr. 6, 1991||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Warren Performing Arts Center||WhoosierCon I (Whoosier Network)||Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, John Levene, Richard Franklin, John Freeman (DWM), with Nicholas Courtney via telephone||Report in DWB 91. Post con 'thank yous' at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.arts.tv.uk/9Ang_gu873I/3c_WYAxBYboJ rec.arts.tv.uk]
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||Apr. 19-21, 1991||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con X||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, <s>Tom Baker</s>||
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||Apr. 26-28, 1991||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Greenville Hyatt||Magnum Opus VI||John Levene||Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Magnum_Opus_Convention Flagpole]
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||May 3-5, 1991||[[Los Angeles]] (Pasadena)||California||Pasadena Hilton||Gallifrey One: The Sequel||Sylvester McCoy, Deborah Watling, Richard Franklin, John Levene, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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|June 1991||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania|| ||<s>Friendship Con (Soverign Enterprises)</s>||Anthony Ainley||Cancelled
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||July 1991||Ann Arbor?||Michigan||||Perpetual Tea Party||||Doctor Who, Star Trek, British TV
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||Aug. 9-11, 1991||[[Minneapolis|Bloomington]]||Minnesota||Thunderbird Hotel and Convention Center||PolarisCon II (Time, Space, & Fantasy, Inc.)||Peter Davison, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
|-
||Nov. 8-10, 1991||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon||||No Doctor Who guests
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1991||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '91||Tom Baker, David Banks, Jeremy Bentham, John Levene, Mark Strickson, Mary Tamm, Deborah Watling||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_just_what_the_doctor_ordered_for_Lambs_Farm_coffers Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 21-23, 1992||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One in 3-D||Nicholas Courtney, Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Mar. 28-29, 1992||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Best Western Waterfront Plaza Hotel||WhoosierCon II (Whoosier Network)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Craig Charles, <s>Danny John-Jules</s>, Robert Llewellyn?, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, John Peel||DW and Red Dwarf
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||Mar. 26-29, 1992||||Georgia?||||Magnum Opus VII||||
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||May 23, 1992||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston University||United Fan Con||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||July 11-12, 1992||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton Hotel||Unicon||Peter Davison||
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||July 24-26, 1992||[[San Jose]]|| California||Red Lion Inn||Con-Fused||Colin Baker||media con
|-
||Aug. 21-23, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Tardiscon '92 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Sept. 4-7, 1992||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Park Inn International||<s>Pseudocon II</s> (The Whoniversity)||Anthony Ainley, John Levene||Cancelled
|-
||Oct. 16-18, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Fantasy Fair 92||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Anthony Ainley||
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||Nov. 6-8, 1992||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon II||||No Doctor Who guests
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||Nov. 27–29, 1992||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||Visions '92 ||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_Of_Sci-Fi_TV_Stars_Due_Here Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_can_feast_at_holiday_convention Daily Herald]. Interview with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=CzLmgPzpeiw&feature=emb_logo Baker and Bryant on YouTube]
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||Feb. 20-21, 1993||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Copley Plaza Hotel||K&L Productions||Jon Pertwee||SF media con
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||Feb. 26-28, 1993||[[Los Angeles]] (Burbank)||California||Burbank Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One Goes Fourth||Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||Mar. 20, 1993||[[Baltimore]] (Linthicum)||Maryland||BWI Marriott Hotel ||Friends of Doctor Who Birthday Bash||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred||McCoy and Aldred appeared live during the pledge-drive for [[Maryland Public Television]] later the same night
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||Mar. 21, 1993||[[Boston]] (Waltham)||Massachusetts||Brandeis University||Universicon VI||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Apr. 16-18, 1993||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con XII||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy||DW, Star Trek and Babylon 5
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||May 14-16, 1993||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Radisson Hotel||Anglicon VI||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Now_you_see_him Morning News Tribune]
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||June 4-6, 1993||[[Oklahoma|Oklahoma City]]||Oklahoma||Central Plaza Hotel||Thundercon 3||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 19-21, 1993||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||WishCon III||John Levene, Wendy Padbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_not_lost_on_space_fans Union-News]
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||Nov. 21-28, 1993||Miami||Florida|| ||Who Cruise '93||Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Nov. 26–28, 1993||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '93||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, <s>Deborah Watling</s>, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, John Levene, Elisabeth Sladen, John Leeson, Anthony Ainley, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, <s>Verity Lambert</s>, Christopher Barry, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_honors_British_TV_sci-fi Chicago Tribune]. The unaired "Big Ron" version of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OfZoTWvMgA Dimensions in Time] was shown.
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||1993||||||||Panopticon 8||Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts||
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||Feb. 18-21, 1994||[[Los Angeles]] (Glendale)||California||Glendale Red Lion Inn||A Fifth of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Lowest attended Gallifrey One convention in its history, mostly due to [[wikipedia:1994 Northridge earthquake|Northridge earthquake]] (taking place exactly one month prior). Philip Segal attended the convention incognito
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||June 10-12, 1994||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Best Western Executive Suites||Britannicon ([[KBDI]])||Colin Baker, Sophie Aldred||
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||Nov. 18-20, 1994||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon IV||Nicola Bryant||
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||Nov. 25–27, 1994||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '94|| Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Futurevision Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 24-26, 1995||[[Los Angeles]] (Irvine)||California||Radisson Plaza Irvine||The Six Wives of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Philip Segal, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||First event to preview developments for what would be the [[TV Movie]], with producer Philip Segal making his first US appearance, and (at the time) fan liaison Jean-Marc Lofficier. Report on Segal's panel and interview in DWM 226
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||Nov. 3-5, 1995||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||Wishcon 5 (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Renamed United Fan Con in 1996
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||Nov. 24–26, 1995||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '95||Sophie Aldred, Brian Blessed, Michael Craze, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Walsh, Anneke Wills, Paul Cornell||While there, Aldred promoted the fan-made video [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111148/ Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans] which had recently been released in the US
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||Feb. 16-19, 1996||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Seventh Seal of Gallifrey One||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Philip Segal, Terry Walsh, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Full video preview of 1996 TV movie first debuted. [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s '''Sci-Fi Buzz''' attended and interviewed the guests: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dfb1vgfngI&feature=youtu.be YouTube 1] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI0EphTLLX8&feature=youtu.be YouTube 2]
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||Mar. 16, 1996||[[Tucson]]||Arizona||The Good Earth Restaurant, 6366 E. Broadway||(The United Whovians of Tucson)||John Levene||
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||Mar. 29-30, 1996||[[North Carolina|Wilmington]]||North Carolina||Coast Line Convention Center ||Wholucination I||Anthony Ainley, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>||
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||May 3-5, 1996||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Quality Inn||Anglicon IX||Anneke Wills, Gillian Horvarth, Donna Lettow||British media con
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||May 11, 1996||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||Doctor Who: A Celebration (The Time Meddlers of Los Angeles)||John Levene, Randy and Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||June 28-30, 1996||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Cancelled. Postponed to 1997.
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||July 5-6, 1996||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Holiday Inn North||Media Live||Philip Segal||
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||Nov. 1-3, 1996||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts|| ||United Fan Con VI (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Earlier events were called '''Wishcon'''
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||Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1996||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '96 ||Colin Baker, Yee Jee Tso, Philip Segal, Sarah Sutton, Lalla Ward, Deborah Watling, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell ||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%3F Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention's_a_who's_Who_of_that_British_TV_sci-fi_favorite Chicago Tribune]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who's_On_First_With_Fans Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 1997||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One Across the Eighth Dimension||Philip Segal, Michael Craze, Anneke Wills, Yee Jee Tso, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Gary Russell, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||Jon Pertwee accepted the convention's invitation to be a guest in 1997 in May 1996, but died three weeks after sending his acceptance letter. First Gallifrey One to feature novelists from the Virgin New/Missing Adventures book series.
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||Apr. 18-20, 1997||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel||Anglicon X||Philip Segal||British media con
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||May 9-11, 1997||[[Albuquerque]]||New Mexico||Howard Johnson's East||<s>ArcCon (Arcalians of Albuquerque)</s>||Anneke Wills, John Levene, Yee Jee Tso||The convention was cancelled, but that was never announced so several people still showed up! 
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||May 13-27, 1997||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Regal Empress||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise ([[WUSF]])||Sylvester McCoy, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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||June 27-29, 1997||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Postponed from 1996 and cancelled.
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||Oct. 12, 1997||[[Sacramento]]||California||Beverly Garland Hotel||Mysticon '97||Nicola Bryant, John Levene||
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||Oct. 31–Nov. 2, 1997||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VII||Caroline John, Geoffrey Beevers||
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||Nov. 28–30, 1997||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '97||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_meet_some_favorites Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 13-15, 1998||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Nine Lives of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Deborah Watling, Matthew Waterhouse, Gary Russell, Paul Cornell, Keith Topping, Martin Day, Jac Rayner, Steve Cole, David J Howe, David McIntee, Dave Owen, Gary Gillatt||Gillatt wrote about his convention experience and conducted fan interviews for DWM 264, published in April 1998
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||May 15-17, 1998||[[Tacoma]]||Washington||Best Western Executive Inn||Anglicon XI||John Levene||British media con. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/If_you_blinked_you_missed_it,_but_a_fun_time_was_had_by_all Seattle Gay News]
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||Nov. 20-22, 1998||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VIII||Louise Jameson||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_beaming_in_for_sci-fi_convention The Union News]
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||Nov. 27–29, 1998||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||HME Visions '98||Geoffrey Beevers, Louise Jameson, Caroline John, Sylvester McCoy, Mark Strickson||
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||Feb. 12-15, 1999||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Tenth Planet of Gallifrey One||Nicholas Courtney, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook, Lisa Bowerman, Andrew Cartmel, Philip Segal, Mike Tucker, Gary Gillatt||First convention appearance by Daphne Ashbrook.
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||July 2-4, 1999||[[Minnesota#Twin Cities|Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Radisson South||CONvergence||Gary Russell||speculative fiction con
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||Dec. 13-18, 1999||[[Miami]]||Florida||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cuise|||Peter Davison||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2000||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Eleventh Hour of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks, Justin Richards, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Dave Stone, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Mike Tucker, Keith Topping, Jonathan Miller, Bill Baggs, Gary Gillatt||
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||Nov. 10-12, 2000||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con X||Frazer Hines||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2000||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Mary Tamm, John Leeson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell||
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||Feb. 23-25, 2001||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Twelfth Regeneration of Gallifrey One||Bonnie Langford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Justin Richards, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Alistair Lock, David J. Howe, Philip Segal, Keith Barnfather, Bill Baggs, Jo Castleton, Nigel Fairs, Peter Anghelides, Arnold T. Blumberg, Simon Bucher-Jones, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Sue Cowley, Gary Gillatt, Craig Hinton, Chris Howarth, Steve Lyons, Jon De Burgh Miller, Dave Owen, Lance Parkin, Lars Pearson, Steve Roberts, Dave Stone, Keith Topping, Nick Walters||Largest-ever appearance of writers from Big Finish Productions, Virgin & BBC Doctor Who book lines outside the UK at a Doctor Who event. The [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS documentary [http://www.timelash.com/tardis/display.php?1778 An Englishman On Gallifrey] was recorded at the event
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||July 7, 2001||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||A Day with Elisabeth Sladen||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 9-10, 2001||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XI||Colin Baker||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2001||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Caroline Morris||Interviews for the [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS release ''ReUNITed'' were recorded at the event
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||Feb. 15-18, 2002||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Thirteenth Floor of Gallifrey One||Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Maggie Stables, Mark McDonnell, Dan Freedman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nicholas Briggs, Philip Segal, Bill Baggs, Keith Barnfather, Jonathan Blum, Keith Topping, Paul Cornell, Paul Ebbs, David J. Howe, Rob Shearman, Caroline Symcox, Dave Stone ||[[Reeltime Pictures]] recorded segments for Philip Segal's Myth Makers VHS at the event
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||Nov. 8-10, 2002||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XII||Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2002||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 14-17, 2003||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One: Episode XIV - The Faction Paradox||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, India Fisher, Caroline Morris, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J. Howe, Stephen James Walker, Mark Donovan, Clayton Hickman, Lance Parkin, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Peter Anghelides, Nev Fountain, Paul Cornell, Caroline Symcox, Lloyd Rose, David McIntee, Dale Smith, Keith Topping, Paul Ebbs, Mark Wright, Jon de Burgh Miller||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Episode_XIV_the_Faction_Paradox Modern Fix]
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||Nov. 7-9, 2003||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIII||Peter Davison, Katy Manning, Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2003||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Northwest||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Michael Sheard, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher||
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||Feb. 13-16, 2004||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One's 15 Minutes of Fame||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Paul Darrow, Yee Jee Tso, India Fisher, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Susannah Harker, Philip Segal, John Ainsworth, Helen Baggs, Lee Binding, David Bishop, Jonathan Blum, Arnold T. Blumberg, Paul Cornell, Jon de Burgh Miller, Christa Dickson, Paul Ebbs, Nigel Fairs, Clayton Hickman, David J. Howe, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, Kate Orman, Tessa Shaw||First US convention appearance by Paul McGann
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||March 26-28, 2004||[[Boston]] (Quincy)||Massachusetts||Quincy Marriott||United Fan Con East||Elisabeth Sladen, Terry Molloy||
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||Nov. 5-7, 2004||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIV||Deborah Watling||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2004||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Peter Purves, Terry Molloy, Yee Jee Tso, Stewart Bevan, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, India Fisher, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2005||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Sixteen Swashbucklers of Gallifrey One||Elisabeth Sladen, Katy Manning, Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, Robert Shearman, Paul Cornell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Lisa Bowerman, Toby Longworth, Simon A. Forward, Craig Hinton, Martin Day, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Darin Henry, Nev Fountain, David J. Howe, Arnold T. Blumberg, Nigel Fairs, John Binns, John Ainsworth, Bill Baggs, Tessa Shaw, Mark Donovan, Peter Ware||A camera crew from '''Doctor Who Confidential''' was at the convention; interviews conducted there appeared in the edition titled "The World of Who", which played after the [[New Series]] episode Bad Wolf, on 11 June 2005. (One of the editors of this very website makes a fleeting appearance!)
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||Nov. 11-13, 2005||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XV||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2005||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Nicola Bryant, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Maggie Stables, Robert Shearman, Nigel Fairs||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Davison_special_guest_at_'Doctor_Who'_event Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2006||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in the 17th and a Half Century||Louise Jameson, Noel Clarke, Mary Tamm, Philip Olivier, Pamela Salem, David Warwick, John Schwab, Alan Ruscoe, Nicholas Briggs, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Keith Boak, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Steve Roberts, Caroline Symcox, James Swallow, David Bishop, Nev Fountain, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Darin Henry, Ian Hallard, Jon de Burgh Miller, David J. Howe, Bill Baggs||The first Gallifrey con to feature actor guests from the [[New Series]]. It was also the last to feature the Saturday evening cabaret
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||Nov. 10-12, 2006||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVI||Mark Strickson||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2006||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Maureen O’Brien, Gabriel Woolf, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clare Buckfield, Nigel Fairs||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2007||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Eighteenth Amendment of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Caroline John, Steven Moffat, Terry Molloy, Eric Roberts, Geoffrey Beevers, Maggie Stables, John Levene, Ben Aaronovitch, Mike Tucker, Tom MacRae, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Paul Cornell, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Keith Topping, Simon Guerrier, Caroline Symcox, David J Howe, Darin Henry, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, Bill Baggs, The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group||[http://www.offstagetheatregroup.com/ The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group] performed their three-hour long play "The Ten Doctors", which was interrupted mid-way when the fire alarm went off. Colin Baker cameoed as Commander Maxil!
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||Nov. 2-4, 2007||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVII||Wendy Padbury||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2007||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Crowne Plaza||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2008||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Nineteenth Symphony: Opus 2008||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Steven Moffat, Daphne Ashbrook, Andrew Cartmel, Lisa Bowerman, Moya Brady, Sean Gallagher, Derek Riddell, Joel Hodgson, Josh Weinstein, Paul Cornell, Rob Shearman, James Moran, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Simon Guerrier, Andy Lane, Caroline Symcox, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, David J Howe, Keith Topping, Lars Pearson, Christa Dickson||
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||May 23-26, 2008||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VI||John Levene, Lars Pearson||The first five events (2005-2007) had no celebrity guests
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||Nov. 8, 2008||[[Massachusetts]]||Cambridge|| ||New England Fan Experience||Peter Davison||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2008||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Paul Cornell, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Simon Guerrier, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Ciara Janson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Elisabeth_Sladen_just_what_the_'Doctor'_ordered Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 13-15, 2009||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 20 to Life||Phil Collinson, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen, Naoko Mori, Daphne Ashbrook, Phil Ford, Keith Temple, Paul Cornell, James Moran, Toby Hadoke, Rob Shearman, Gary Russell, Laura Doddington, Ciara Janson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Wendy Pini, John Levene, Callum Blue, David J Howe, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Mark Wright, Nev Fountain||
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||May 22-24, 2009||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VII||Mary Tamm, Terrance Dicks, Lars Pearson||
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||Aug. 21, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Cricketers Arms Pub||An Evening with the Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort and Convention Center||Hurricane Who||Gareth David-Lloyd, Louise Jameson, India Fisher, Rob Shearman, Simon Guerrier, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaull||
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||Nov. 23, 2009||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||Café 50 West||An Evening with Louise Jameson||Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2009||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Naoko Mori, Phil Collinson, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher, Nicholas Briggs||
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||Feb. 26-28, 2010||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Blackjack 21||Katy Manning, Tommy Knight, Georgia Moffett, Graeme Harper, Louise Page, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Bob Baker, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Nicholas Briggs, Phil Ford, John Fay, Colin Teague, Alice Troughton, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, John Pickard, Tony Lee, Pia Guerra, Matthew Dow Smith, Paul Tams, Scott Handcock, Steve Roberts, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, David J. Howe||The idea for '''BroaDWcast''' was born at this event
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||Mar. 11, 2010||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||Hurricane Who: Greyhound One|| Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, James Moran, Tony Lee, Tammy Garrison, Russell Tovey (?)||It's possible this event was cancelled
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||May 16, 2010||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||||Who York Event 3: An Evening with the 7th Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 28-30, 2010||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VIII||Dominic Glynn||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2010||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Lisa Bowerman, Nicholas Briggs, Gareth David-Lloyd, Terrance Dicks, Laura Doddington, Simon Guerrier, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Ciara Janson, Tommy Knight, Tony Lee, Ian McNeice, Kai Owen, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2011||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery||Peter Davison, Tracie Simpson, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, John Leeson, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Cush Jumbo, Paul Kasey, Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor, Ian McNeice, Gareth Roberts, Waris Hussein, Pamela Salem, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, Phil Ford, Joss Agnew, James Moran, Daphne Ashbrook, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clayton Hickman||The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson recorded a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HTLKb6JnSc segment] here. '''BroaDWcast''' was officially launched at this event.
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||May 27-29, 2011||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate IX||Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Ben Aaronovitch||
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||Nov. 7-12, 2011||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Paul Marc Davis, Jeremy Bulloch||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2011||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Briggs, Benjamin Cook, Richard Dinnick, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Robert Shearman, Mark Sheppard, Andrew Hayden Smith, Matthew Waterhouse||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/They_won't_be_shopping:_'Doctor_Who'_diehards_have_other_plans_on_Friday Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2012||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Network 23||Paul McGann, Camille Coduri, William Russell, Mark Sheppard, Louise Jameson, Maureen O’Brien, Caitlin Blackwood, Richard Franklin, Tony Curran, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, W. Morgan Sheppard, Simon Fisher-Becker, Philip Segal, Toby Haynes, Richard Senior, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Waris Hussein, Barnaby Edwards, Jason-Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, John Shiban, Michael Troughton, Beth Chalmers, Lisa Greenwood, Philip Olivier, Nigel Fairs, Phil Ford, Charlie Ross, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Richard Dinnick, Jake McGann, Jackie Jenkins, Keith Miller||The newly-restored TARDIS console from the [[TV Movie]] was on display for the first time
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||May 25-27, 2012||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate X||Paul Kasey, Paul Marc Davis||
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||Oct. 5-7, 2012||Minnesota||St. Louis Park ([[Twin Cities]])||Doubletree Hotel Minneapolis-Park Place||Gaylaxicon||Gary Russell||
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||Nov. 2-4, 2012||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Three||Peter Davison, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Hayden Smith, Arlene Tur, Paul Marc Davis, Frazer Hines, Anjli Mohindra, Tony Lee||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2012||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sophie Aldred, Mark Ayres, Nicholas Briggs, Graeme Burk, Andrew Cartmel, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Dinnick, Simon Fisher-Becker, Burn Gorman, Lisa Greenwood, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sylvester McCoy, Ian McNeice, Anjli Mohindra, Gary Russell, Colin Spaull, Paul Spragg||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2013||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One||Freema Agyeman, <s>Sir Derek Jacobi</s>, Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Mark Strickson, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Frazer Hines, <s>Bernard Horsfall</s>, Ben Browder, Mark Sheppard, Saul Metzstein, Douglas MacKinnon, June Hudson, Anjli Mohindra, Dick Mills, Daphne Ashbrook, Frances Barber, Michael Jayston, Stephen Thorne, Shaun Dingwall, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Ian McNeice, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Andrew Smith, Nina Toussaint-White, Lisa Bowerman, Finn Jones, Gary Russell, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Hope, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Dan Hall, Ed Stradling, Jane Espenson, Julian Holloway, Charlie Ross, Scott Handcock, Peter Anghelides||Horsfall died Jan. 28. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Convention_Gallifrey_One_Sells_Out,_as_3,200_Fans_Pack_the_L.A._Airport_Marriott LA Weekly]
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||May 24-26, 2013||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XI||Colin Baker, Andrew Cartmel, Colin Spaull||
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||June 2013||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Caitlin Blackwood||The first event in 2012 had no celebrity guests
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||Oct. 19-26, 2013||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sylvester McCoy, Frazer Hines, Alan Ruscoe, Pamela Salem, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull, Tommy Knight, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 1-3, 2013||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Four||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Daphne Ashbrook, Terrance Dicks, Tony Lee, Colin Spaull, Gareth David-Lloyd, David J. Howe, Tommy Knight||
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||Nov. 8-10, 2013||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-Islip Airport||L.I. Who||Sylvester McCoy, Daphne Ashbrook, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Waris Hussein, Simon Fisher-Becker||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Convention_Finds_Home_on_Long_Island Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2013||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Freema Agyeman, Daphne Ashbrook, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Tracey Childs, Peter Davison, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Richard Hope, Michael Jayston, Louise Jameson, Paul McGann, Dick Mills, Terry Molloy, Paul Spragg, Dan Starkey, Ed Stradling, Sarah Sutton, Nina Toussaint-White||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Who's_Who Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 2014||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years||Colin Baker, Billie Piper, Arthur Darvill, Paul McGann, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Jean Marsh, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Tom Price, Gareth Thomas, Annette Badland, Mark Sheppard, Daphne Ashbrook, David Banks, Terrance Dicks, Tracey Childs, Lachele Carl, Stuart Milligan, Velile Tshabalala, Amy Pemberton, Chase Masterson, Ricco Ross, Emma Campbell-Jones, Sonita Henry, Jane Goddard, Ellie & Joseph Darcey-Alden, Steve Hughes, Toby Hadoke, Gary Russell, Derek Ritchie, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell, Jane Espenson, Rob Shearman, Stephen Cole, Keith Topping, Phil Ford, Peter Anghelides, Tony Lee, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Scott Handcock, David J. Howe, Steve Roberts||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fan_celebrate_25_years_at_Gallifrey_One El Paisano]. Hadoke performed "Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf" and "My Stepson Stole My Sonic Screwdriver"
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||May 16-18, 2014||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Sophie Aldred, Deborah Watling||
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||May 23-25, 2014||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XII||Terrance Dicks, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||June 2014||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Sylvester McCoy, Gareth David-Lloyd, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 7-9, 2014||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Clarion Hotel||L.I. Who 2||Paul McGann, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terrance Dicks, Terry Molloy||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It%27s_about_time_(Newsday) Newsday]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Long_Island_Doctor_Who_Convention_Outgrows_Venue Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 28-30, 2014||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Nicholas Briggs, Noel Clarke, Camille Coduri, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden, Dominic Glynn, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sonita Henry, Frazer Hines, Mat Irvine, Wendy Padbury, Billie Piper, Deborah Watling||
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||Feb. 13-15, 2015||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 26 Seasons of Gallifrey One||John Barrowman, Janet Fielding, Eve Myles, Sophie Aldred, Derrick Sherwin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Naoko Mori, Burn Gorman, Dan Starkey, Jamie Mathieson, Rachel Talalay, Arwel Wyn Jones, Claire Pritchard, Ellis George, Andrew Cartmel, Bruno Langley, Adjoa Andoh, Phil Ford, Terry Molloy, Nick Robatto, Nicholas Briggs, Mike Tucker, Colin Spaull, Danny Hargreaves, Jane Espenson, Matthew Jacobs, W. Morgan Sheppard, Jason Connery, Juliet Landau, Angela Bruce, Gabriel Woolf, Ross Mullan, Garrick Hagon, Paul Cornell, David Gooderson, Christopher Neame, Marnix van den Broeke, Sarah Louise Madison, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Peter Anghelides, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David Gerrold, Keith Barnfather, Steve Roberts, Darin Henry||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_conquers_TV_universe Los Angeles Daily News]
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||Mar. 13-15, 2015||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Andrew Cartmel, Ellis George, <s>Dan Starkey</s>, <s>Gareth David-Lloyd</s>||Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_drops_in_on_Clarksville_for_Whovian_convention The Leaf Chronicle].
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||Mar. 27-29, 2015||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Tom Baker via Skype, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy, Deborah Watling, Patricia Quinn, Colin Spaull, Nev Fountain||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_in_-_The_Whovians_are_coming_to_Baltimore_County_to_share_their_mutual_love_of_the_cult_sci-fi_TV_series_%27Doctor_Who%27 The Baltimore Sun]
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||Apr. 23-25, 2015||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 2]] and the Irving Invasion||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs||The first event in 2013 had no celebrity guests
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||May 22-24, 2015||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIII||Michelle Gomez, Katy Manning, Nick Robatto||
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||May 29-31, 2015||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Colin Baker, Gareth David-Lloyd, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden||
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||Oct. 2-4, 2015||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, Daphne Ashbrook, Victor Pemberton||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_to_gather_for_Wichita%27s_first_%27Doctor_Who%27_convention The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 13-15, 2015||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 3||Paul McGann, Noel Clarke, Carole Ann Ford, Katy Manning, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Nina Toussaint-White, Daphne Ashbrook, Derrick Sherwin, Dan Starkey, Annette Badland, Ian McNeice||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2015||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Samuel Anderson, Nicholas Briggs, Seán Carlsen, Richard Franklin, Burn Gorman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Christopher Jones, Finn Jones, Alex Kingston, John Levene, Sarah Louise Madison, Katy Manning, Chase Masterson, Paul McGann, Ross Mullan, Ingrid Oliver, Tom Spilsbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TARDIS_gathering_has_links_to_area Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 12-14, 2016||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Station 27||Sir John Hurt, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, Samuel Anderson, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Andy Pryor, Patricia Quinn, Julian Glover, Ian McNeice, Naoko Mori, Jessica Martin, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Clare Higgins, Sarah Douglas, India Fisher, Seán Carlsen, Will Thorp, Jami Reid-Quarrell, Matthew Doman, Andrew Cartmel, Andy Lane, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Simon Guerrier, Nev Fountain, Nick Robatto, Tony Lee, Matthew Jacobs, Richard Dinnick, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Mar. 18-20, 2016||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation 2||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michael Troughton, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nick Briggs, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Robert Shearman, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Nev Fountain, John Peel||
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||Mar. 25-27, 2016||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Colin Baker||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Baker_headlines_%27Dr._Who%27_convention The Leaf Chronicle]
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||Apr. 3-9, 2016||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Terry Molloy, Colin Spaull, Katy Manning||
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||Apr. 22-24, 2016||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 3 and the Daleks of DFW]]||Eve Myles, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Richard Franklin, Andrew Cartmel, Simon Fisher-Becker, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_celebrate_a_sci-fi_legacy_at_WhoFest_3 The Irving Rambler]
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||May 20-22, 2016||Laconia||[[New Hampshire]]||Margate Hotel & Resort||Coal Hill Con||Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy||
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||May 27-29, 2016||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIV||Paul McGann, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery||Continued by WHOlanta
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||June 3-5, 2016||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Anneke Wills, Dominic Glynn||
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||June 25-26, 2016||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Embassy Suites Downtown||Con Kasterborous||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Oct. 14-16, 2016||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy II||Peter Davison, Richard Franklin, Dominic Glynn, Mark Strickson, Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood, Anneke Wills, Nabil Shaban, Stephen Thorne, Waris Hussein||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Whovians,_'Time_Eddy_II'_is_what_the_Doctor_ordered Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 11-13, 2016||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 4||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Paul McGann, Jemma Redgrave, Sophie Aldred, Nicholas Briggs, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, Peter Purves, Richard Franklin, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, <s>Clare Higgins</s>, Matthew Jacobs, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2016||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Wendy Padbury, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Michelle Gomez||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2017||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 28 Years Later||Paul McGann, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Peter Purves, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, John Leeson, Philip Hinchcliffe, Gareth David-Lloyd, Daphne Ashbrook, Catrin Stewart, Naoko Mori, Deep Roy, Mat Irvine, Simon Fisher-Becker, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Barnaby Edwards, Roger Murray-Leach, June Hudson, Howard Burden, Danny Webb, Jimmy Vee, Christine Adams, Hattie Hayridge, Ryan Carnes, Michael Troughton, Sean Carlsen, Prentis Hancock, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell||
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||Mar. 17-19, 2017||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Sarah Madison, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_convention_coming_back_to_Clarksville The Leaf-Chronicle]
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||Mar. 24-26, 2017||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace||(Re)Generation 3||Sylvester McCoy, Jenna Coleman, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Catrin Stewart, Peter Purves, Katy Manning, Terry Molloy, Richard Franklin, Nick Briggs, Andrew Cartmel, Rob Shearman ||
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||May 5-7, 2017||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||WHOlanta||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Camille Coduri, Jamie Mathieson ||Continues TimeGate
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||May 5-7, 2017||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 4: The Power of Five]]||Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, Dan Starkey||
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||May 12-14, 2017||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Janet Fielding, Gary Russell||
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||June 10-11, 2017||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Westin||Con Kasterborous||Peter Davison, Neve McIntosh, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||July 15-23, 2017||Port Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Daphne Ashbrook, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Paul McGann</s>||
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||Oct. 13-15, 2017||[[Dayton]] (Fairborn)||Ohio||Holiday Inn||<s>Time Lord Expo</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled.
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||Oct. 14, 2017||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] (Hilliard)||Ohio||Packrat Comics Store||Ohio Who||Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood||
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||Oct. 20-22, 2017||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Drury Plaza Hotel||Time Eddy III||Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts, Katy Manning, Dominic Glyn, Matthew Waterhouse, William Russell, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_'Doctor_Who'_companions_head_to_Wichita_for_the_adventure The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 10-12, 2017||[[Long Island]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 5||Sylvester McCoy, Lalla Ward, Katy Manning, Ingrid Oliver, John Leeson, Barnaby Edwards, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Waris Hussein, Richard Ashton||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Nicholas Briggs, Janet Fielding||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Hilton Orlando Buena Vista Palace||OrlandoCon||Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Dec. 8-10, 2017||Seattle||[[Washington]]||DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel||Anglicon||Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy||
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||<span id="2018">Feb. 16-18, 2018</span>||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 29 Voyages of||Steven Moffat, Sylvester McCoy, Matt Lucas, David Bradley, Jemma Redgrave, Murray Gold, Sophie Aldred, Camille Coduri, Brian Minchin, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Terry Molloy, Lisa Bowerman, Rona Munro, Martin Jarvis, Andrew Cartmel, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Peter Harness, Rachel Talalay, Lawrence Gough, Wayne Yip, Hayley Nebauer, Lindsey Alford, Jessica Martin, Stephen Wyatt, Philip Martin, Mike Tucker, Mark Ayres, Jenny Colgan, Chris Achilleos, Carrie Henn, Chase Masterson, Dee Sadler, Colin Spaull, Richard Ashton, Robert Shearman, Simon Fraser, George Mann, Cavan Scott, Jon Davey, John Dorney, Matt Fitton, Edward Russell, Rekha Sharma, Peter Anghelides, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Jane Espenson||
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||Mar. 23-25, 2018||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Harborplace||(Re)Generation Who 4||Peter Capaldi, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Terry Molloy, John Leeson, Rachel Talalay, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, Nicola Bryant, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Michael Jayston||
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||May 4-6, 2018||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Louise Jameson, Rachel Talalay||
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||May 11-13, 2018||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Neve McIntosh</s>, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart||
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||June 9-10, 2018||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||The Westin at Bridge Street||Con Kasterborous||Mark Sheppard, <s>Dominic Glynn</s>, Catrin Stewart||
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||Sept. 21-28, 2018||Seattle||Washington|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, Wendy Padbury||
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||Oct. 20-21, 2018||[[Cleveland]] (Vermilion)||Ohio||German's Villa||<s>Ohio Who</s>||Sophie Aldred, Michael Jayston||Cancelled.
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||Nov. 17-18, 2018||[[New York City]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Geek Convention||Paul McGann, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison, Jon Davey, John Peel||Continued by '''An Unearthly Convention'''
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||Nov. 23-25, 2018||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Pearl Mackie, <s>Jenna Coleman</s>, Catrin Stewart, Ingrid Oliver, Graeme Harper, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Simon Fisher-Becker, Rosie Jane, Ian McNeice, Ross Mullan, Jon Davey, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison||
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||Dec. 7, 2018||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Science Center||First Friday||Simon Fisher-Becker||[https://www.kmov.com/great_day/simon-fisher-becker-first-friday---dr-who/video_69e8be97-1fbb-5bcc-a552-bd4f4a32f517.html KMOV feature]
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||Jan. 4-6, 2019</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Katy Manning, Neve McIntosh||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2019||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 30 Years in the TARDIS||Colin Baker, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Catherine Tate, John Barrowman, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Nicola Bryant, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Michael Jayston, Tony Curran, Nicholas Briggs, Caitlin Blackwood, Jamie Childs, Wayne Yip, Ben Wheatley, Rachel Talalay, Yasmin Bannerman, Sophie Hopkins, Blair Mowat, Sarah Dollard, Mickey Lewis, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Jon Davey, Rusty Goffe, Rosie Jane, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Paul Vanezis, Richard Molesworth, Christopher Jones, Nev Fountain, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tim Treloar, Lisa Greenwood, Rachael Stott, Jacob Dudman, Cristel Dee, <s>Scott Handcock</s>, Simon Guerrier, Lance Parkin, Tony Lee, Nick Robatto, Stuart Manning, Chris Chapman, Rob Ritchie, Edward Russell||
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||Mar. 29-31, 2019||[[Baltimore]] (Rockville)||Maryland||Bethesda North Mariott||<s>(Re)Generation Who</s>||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Catherine Tate, Sophie Aldred, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terry Molloy||Cancelled
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||May 3-5, 2019||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Jon Davey||
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||June 8-9, 2019||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn/Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>|| ||Cancelled
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||Nov. 23-24, 2019||[[New York City|Long Island]] (Holtsville)||[[New York]]||Ramada Plaza||An Unearthly Convention (L.I. Who)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Daphne Ashbrook, John Leeson||Continues '''L.I. Geek Convention'''
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||Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Tosin Cole, Arthur Darvill, Katy Manning, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Richard Franklin, Frazer Hines, <s>John Levene</s>, Richard Ashton, Greg Austin, <s>Fady Elsayed</s>, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sophie Hopkins, Vivian Oparah, Emma Campbell-Jones, Ryan Carnes||
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||Dec. 13-22, 2019||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Michael Troughton||
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||Jan. 17-19, 2020</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Richard Ashton, John Leeson (by video conference)||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2020||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 31 Flavours of Gallifrey One||Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, Pearl Mackie, Tosin Cole, Anjli Mohindra, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Michelle Ryan, Geoffrey Beevers, Tilly Steele, Mark Dexter, Anna-Louise Plowman, Joy Wilkinson, Vinay Patel, Peter McTighe, Steffan Morris, Sallie Aprahamian, Tracie Simpson, Margot Hayhoe, Rhianne Starbuck, <s>Ray Holman</s>, Michael Collins, Michael E. Briant, Emma Reeves, Una McCormack, Gary Russell, Mark Corden, James DeHaviland, Paul Cornell, Russell Minton, Jon Davey, Richard Ashton, Matt Rohman, Marcus Gilbert, Mark McQuoid, Richard Dinnick, Christopher Jones, <s>Tracy Ann Oberman</s>, Jody Hauser, Matt Fitton, Scott Gray, Keith Barnfather||
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||May 30, 2020||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||online||WHOlanta||Sophie Aldred, Rachel Talalay, Dominic Glynn, Jon Davey||
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||Oct. 10-11, 2020||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>||Catherine Tate||Cancelled
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||Nov. 27-28, 2020||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||online||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Lisa Greenwood, <s>Sylvie Briggs, Mark Dexter, Michael Troughton, Mickey Lewis, Shobna Gulati, Bhavnisha Parmar, Jimmy Vee</s>||
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||Jan. 15-17, 2021||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||online||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Jan. 29-Feb. 9, 2021||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||<s>The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise</s>|| ||cancelled
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||Feb. 12-14, 2021||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||<s>Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight</s>|| ||Postponed to 2022
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||Aug. 7, 2021||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||online||BritCon||Paul McGann, David Bradley, Jon Davey||
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||Nov. 20-21, 2021||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island, Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Time-Flight||Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Michael Jayston, Joanna Ball, Jon Davey, Michael Troughton, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2021||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Michael Jayston, Neve McIntosh, Colin Spaull, <s>Michael Troughton</s>, <s>Sylvie Briggs</s>, <s>Shobna Gulati</s>, <s>Jimmy Vee</s>, Sadie Miller, <s>Simon Fisher-Becker</s>, <s>Bhavnisha Parmar</s>, Clem So, Terry Molloy||
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||Jan. 21-23, 2022||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Satellite 9||Mark Strickson, John Peel||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2022||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight|| Sylvester McCoy, Mandip Gill, Sacha Dhawan, Matt Strevens, Jo Martin, Frazer Hines, Jonathan Watson, Eric Roberts, Sophia Myles, Tommy Knight, Sadie Miller, Anjli Mohindra, Bhavnisha Parmar, Michael Jayston, Stephen Gallagher, India Fisher, Christopher Naylor, Lauren Cornelius, Clem So, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Colin Spaull, Jody Hauser, Paul Cornell, Lisa McMullin, Gary Russell, Matthew Sweet, John Peel, Matt Fitton, Mark Corden, Tony Lee, Rob Ritchie, Martin Geraghty, Emily Cook, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J Howe, Heather Challands, Eliza Roberts; <s> Bonnie Langford, Sophie Aldred, Annabel Scholey, Annette Badland, Derek Martin, Nabil Shaban, Conrad Westmaas, Roberta Ingranata, Keith Barnfather </s>||Rescheduled from 2021
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||Apr. 18-29, 2022||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Molloy||
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||Aug. 5-7, 2022||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||Hilton Bellevue||BritCon||Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Matthew Jacobs, Philip Segal, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 19-20, 2022||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Meglos||Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Sarah Sutton, Sophie Aldred, Kevin McNally, Frazer Hines, Jon Davey, Bhavnisha Parmar, Tim Dane Ried||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2022||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Bhavnisha Parmar, Sophia Myles, Kevin McNally||
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||Jan. 20-22, 2023||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: 10 Years in the Tardis||Sophie Aldred, Tommy Knight||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2023||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 33 1/3 Long Live the Revolution||Jodie Whittaker, Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Chris Chibnall, Janet Fielding, Sophie Aldred, Katy Manning, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Jon Culshaw, Michael Troughton, Daniel Anthony, Craige Els, Jamie Magnus Stone, Patrick O'Kane, Arwel Wyn Jones, Dafydd Shurmer, Tim Treloar, Stephen Noonan, Daisy Ashford, Lauren Cornelius, Jeff Cummins, Richard Price, Simon Carew, Tim Dane Reid, Mickey Lewis, Dan Slott, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Matt Fitton, Joe Lidster, Paul Cornell, Matthew Sweet, Peter Anghelides, Jody Hauser, Simon Guerrier, Matthew Jacobs||
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||June 9-11, 2023||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||Con Kasterborous||<s>Eric Roberts</s>, John Barrowman||
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||Aug. 18-20, 2023||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who 6||Paul McGann, Sacha Dhawan, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Richard Ashton, Mickey Lewis||
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||Oct. 21, 2023||[[Indianapolis]] (Camby & Plainfield)||Indiana||Plainfield Mariott||Doctoberfest 2023: Collision (Who North America)||Sophie Aldred||
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||Oct. 22-29, 2023||Cape Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2023||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Katy Manning, Carole Ann Ford, <s>Frazer Hines</s>, Mark Strickson, Rachel Talalay, Michael Troughton, <s>Jeff Rawle</s>, <s>Colin Spaull</s>, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Lisa Bowerman||
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||Jan. 12-14, 2024||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Year 11||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Lisa Bowerman, Jon Davey||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2024||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Miracle on 34th Street||Sir Derek Jacobi, Alex Kingston, Billie Piper, Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Segun Akinola, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Jacqueline King, Shaun Dingwall, Annette Badland, Kevin McNally, Rachel Talalay, Sally Knyvette, Brian Croucher, Jan Chappell, Brian Herring, Ray Holman, Dominic Glynn, Jonathon Carley, Paul Cornell, Mark Morris, James Goss, John Dorney, Gary Russell, Stephen Cole, Simon Guerrier, Jody Houser, Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson||
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||Aug. 23-25, 2024||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island Airport East||Long Island's Doctor Who Convention||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Yee Jee Tso, Annette Badland, Trevor Cooper, Daphne Ashbrook, Jacqueline King, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Jonathan Watson||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2024||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Jo Martin, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Mark Ayres, Dominic Glynn, <s>Annette Badland</s>, Sacha Dhawan, Sonny McGann, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||
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||Dec. 5-15, 2024||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sophie Aldred, Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy||
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||Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2025||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Ian McNeice||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2025||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in 35 Millimetre||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Catherine Tate, Jenna Coleman, Steven Moffat, Julie Gardner, Joel Collins, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Michelle Greenidge, Susan Twist, Mark Sheppard, David Gooderson, Kate Herron, Briony Redman, Julie Anne Robinson, Scott Handcock, Gary Russell, Blair Mowat, Paul Magrs, Jonathan Morris, Andrew Smith, Andy Lane, Nev Fountain, Jody Hauser, Sean Carlsen, Alex McQueen, Miles Richardson, Charlie Hayes, Safiyya Ingar, Lizzie Hopley, John Dorney, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Lisa McMullan, Alfie Shaw, Tony Lee, Nigel Fairs, Juliet Landau, Mara Wilson, Alimi Ballard, <s>Lisa Greenwood</s>, Christopher Jones||It was announced that the 38th Gallifrey One convention - to be held in 2028 - would be the last.
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||Aug. 22-24, 2025||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Islip Airport East||L.I. Who||Jo Martin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Paul Jerricho||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2025||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Seán Carlsen, Steph de Whalley, Christopher Eccleston, Carole Ann Ford, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Christopher Jones, Paul Kasey, Jacqueline King, Mickey Lewis, Stephen Love, Alex Macqueen, <s>Peter Purves</s>, Katy Manning, Jo Martin, Rebecca Nation, Miles Richardson, Clem So, Michael Troughton, Susan Twist ||
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||Jan. 23-25, 2026||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Jo Martin, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook||
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||Feb. 6-8, 2026||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 36 Legends of Gallifrey One: Stories Untold||Peter Davison, Millie Gibson, Jo Martin, Freema Agyeman, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Philip Segal, Matthew Jacobs, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, Kai Owen, Ian McNeice, Ricco Ross, Eliza Roberts, Brian Sloman, Steph de Whalley, Pete McTighe, Alexander Devrient, Michael Troughton, Paul Kasey, Charlie Condou, Miranda Raison, Samir Arrian, Lisa Greenwood, Conrad Westmaas, Rob Valentine, Matt Fitton, Jodie Houser, Rebecca Nation||Celebrating the [[TV Movie]]'s 30th anniversary (albeit without Paul McGann, who had to cancel)
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||Feb. 5-7, 2027||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Magnificent 37 of Gallifrey One||TBA||
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BBC YouTube Channel

2026-03-24T19:15:48Z

Jon Preddle:

[[File:BBCYouTube.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Doctor Who on BBC YouTube channel]]
The official BBC YouTube Channel was created on 11 November 2005. A month later, on '''15 December 2005''', the '''Official Doctor Who YouTube Channel''' was launched.

This online resource features clips, trailers, interviews and behind the scenes material.

Starting in '''June 2020''', the channel launched a series of "mini" '''Doctor Who''' stories edited into 15 to 45 minutes of "highlights", with no titles or credits. (It is believed these are the cut-down compilations created for the '''"Behind the Sofa"''' in-vision commentaries on the Season Blu-ray sets.)
*[https://www.youtube.com/c/DoctorWho/videos BBC YouTube Doctor Who Menu]

The stories released so far are:
*[[Spearhead from Space]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izHFEUuhd0M HERE]
*[[Robot]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlsv9gh2uDY HERE]
*[[The Ark in Space]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttuX0o03_to HERE]
*[[The Sontaran Experiment]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdOZAfo-A9Y HERE]
*[[Genesis of the Daleks]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUNLK2oN5c4 HERE]
*[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgr1Mjmn07Y HERE]
*[[The Masque of Mandragora]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLq01Btse3Q HERE]
*[[The Hand of Fear]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thAvfrBO6x8 HERE]
*[[The Deadly Assassin]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeNW_VhHMQI HERE]
*[[Castrovalva]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT8sZwQv6-k HERE]
*[[Earthshock]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdAdhJyUPcg HERE]
*[[Dragonfire]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcGaQpZaVHk HERE]
*[[Battlefield]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1APYr2UnjUA HERE]
*[[Ghost Light]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXlv1KEAzdA HERE]
*[[The Curse of Fenric]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pom9rOva-Ac HERE]
*[[Survival]]: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAGwe5A3-yE HERE]

with no doubt more to come...

::Oh - and - '''''"[https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcOkA2Xmk1valTOWSyKyp4g Don't forget to subscribe to the official Doctor Who YouTube Channel!]"'''''
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List of Conventions in the United States

2026-03-06T03:03:35Z

Jon Preddle:

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* This list of over '''<span id='conCount'></span>''' events contains only official conventions or shows attended by '''Doctor Who''' cast or crew.
* There were hundreds if not thousands of fan-run gatherings, mini-conventions and events (such as pledge drives) that aren't covered here.
*The travelling '''[[Doctor Who USA Tour|Doctor Who USA Tour / Celebration & Tour 87-88]]''' is also not covered here; that has its own [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]] and [[List of Celebration & Tour stops|list of STOPS]].
*Also omitted are '''Blakes 7''' conventions where Terry Nation was the only '''Doctor Who''' guest, and events where Douglas Adams, in his capacity as creator of '''The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy''', was also a guest.
*Large-scale annual events such as [[Wikipedia:San Diego Comic-Con|San Diego Comic Con]] (since 1970), [[Wikipedia:New York Comic Con|New York Comic Con]] (since 2006), and [[Wikipedia:Pensacon|Pensacon]] (since 2014), which are often attended by '''Doctor Who''' actors and production members, are also not included.
* Persons whose names are <s>struck through</s> are identified in publicity or other advertising material as attending, but who ultimately did not appear at the event
* Additional information, such as convention booklets and advertising flyers, can be found for some of the events on the relevant city / state profile and at the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention_fliers Doctor Who Cuttings Archive]
*The Gallifrey One conventions (ongoing since 1990) feature many guests from the TV, audio, books, comics and peripheral worlds of '''Doctor Who''' and its spin-offs '''Torchwood''', '''The Sarah Jane Adventures''' and '''Class''', as well as from other popular SF films and TV series. We have therefore not included ''everyone'' in our lists here (but a full roll call of convention guests can be seen at the [http://www.gallifreyone.com/?page_id=104 Gallifrey One Conventions site]).
*The long-running Dixie Trek convention has a profile on the [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Dixie_Trek FanLore website HERE]

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! |'''Date'''
! |'''City'''
! |'''State'''
! |'''Venue'''
! |'''Name (organizers)'''
! style="width:30%" |'''Guests'''
! style="width:30%" |'''Notes'''
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||Apr. 13-15, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||LA Marriott||Los Angeles Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Convention||||No Doctor Who guests, but continuous videos of the series played in the "Doctor Who Theatre", sponsored by Time-Life and [[KBSC]]. Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Takes_L.A._by_Storm Starlog 25]. Press kit [https://broadwcast.org/images/1/19/1979-04-13_A_Weekend_with_the_Doctor.pdf here]
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||Dec. 1, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Continental Hyatt House||The Doctor Who Convention (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Tom Baker, Graham Williams, Terrance Dicks, Gerry Davis, Don Gallacher (music producer of Mankind's disco version of the theme-tune)||Baker and Williams showed up at the eleventh hour; the studio sessions for [[Shada]] had been cancelled and they had nothing else to do that weekend. Video room included [[The Daemons]] and [[Nightmare of Eden]] 1. Baker stayed until the next day to do a signing at Venice Beach. Extensive con report and interview with Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Visit_with_The_Doctor_(Who) Starlog 34]. Interview with Dicks in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Terrance_Dicks Starlog 37]. Ad in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_Who_Convention LA Weekly].
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||Mar. 1-2, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Hyatt Regency||Who 1 (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Ian Marter, Elisabeth Sladen, Terrance Dicks, Pat Dunlop||Report and interviews in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%27s_Companions_Come_to_Hollywood Starlog 42]. Sladen's appearance mentioned in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_tripper%27s_fear_of_flying Liverpool Echo].
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||Mar. 22, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||North Hollywood Park||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who%27s_Leela_gets_a_call_from_the_West London Evening Standard]
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||Mar. 23, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Wonderworld Books||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||
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||Aug. 14-16, 1981||[[Tulsa]]||Oklahoma||Camelot Hotel||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||<s>Tom Baker</s>, <s>Lalla Ward</s>, Peter Davison (1st con), Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner (1st con), David Valla ([[The War Games]])||Davison had finished recording [[Kinda]] the day before. Guests are only there on the 16th, due to an air-traffic controllers strike that delayed their flight. Videos shown include [[The Edge of Destruction]], [[The Rescue]], [[An Unearthly Child]] 1. Interviews with JNT and Davison in Fantastic Films 28, Fantasy Empire 4, and Davison in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62], article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What%27s_a_Panopticon%3F_Ask_a_%27Who%27_Fan Tulsa World]. Con organizer Barbara Elder was interviewed by [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._Viewers_Fancy_BBC_Sci-Fi_Fantasy Variety]
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||Feb. 5-7, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon III||John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Nicholas Courtney (1st US con), Jane Judge, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett), Dave Prowse||Generic SF convention. It was here that Bulloch hinted to JNT that he'd like to appear in Doctor Who again. It didn't happen. Courtney often spoke of his first-ever US convention where he encountered lots of female fans dressed as the Brigadier. (In his autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It" (2005), Courtney says his first US con was at the Holiday Inn in Fort Lauderdale, in 1982 - soon after he'd finished filming [[Mawdryn Undead]]. However, this event was six months ''before'' he worked on [[Mawdryn Undead]]; we feel sure Courtney is misremembering things. He isn't getting the year wrong and mixing this up with the 1983 Omnicon IV (see below) because he wasn't there; indeed ''none'' of the newspaper or fanzine reports on that later event mention him.
|-||Feb./Mar.?, 1982||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||University of Florida||||John Nathan-Turner||Nathan-Turner showed tapes of recently-screened Peter Davison stories. (We're not exactly sure when this event was; Omnicon III was held in Fort Lauderdale from 5-7 Feb -- see above; since JNT was in Florida for that, the visit to Gainesville may have been a side-trip. If it was a separate visit to the state, it would likely have been after work on season 19 had completed (which wrapped on 1 March 1982) and before rehearsals for season 20 commenced (on 30 March 1982).
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||July 16-18, 1982||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Americana Congress||Panopticon West II||John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Sutton, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, Terry Nation, Anthony Ainley, Terry Sampson (BBC Enterprises)||Also known as "Sweatcon". There were between 3,000 and 6,000 attendees each day, and no air-conditioning! Recording on [[Arc of Infinity]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner announced the pre-sale to the US of 78 Peter Davison episodes (i.e. three seasons worth). It was while at this event that Nathan-Turner sounded out Nation for permission to do a Dalek story to close the 20th season. The [[KRMA]] documentary [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] was filmed. Season 19 shown in video room. Reports in DWM 76 and Fantasy Empire 6. Presumably the interview with JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62] was conducted here. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_hero_for_all_ages,_Dr._Who_is_just_out_of_this_world Chicago Tribune]. Brief mentions in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._fans_go_wild_for_Dr_Who_and_Nyssa Daily Express], the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who's_thousands Aberdeen Evening Press] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_of_their_lives Liverpool Daily Post]. AP photo of Ainley and fans appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_that_doctor%3F_%28AP_photo%29 several newspapers].
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||Aug. 21-22, 1982||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||||||Terrance Dicks||On the morning of 22 August, Dicks was woken by a telephone call from script editor Eric Saward to sound out his availability to write [[The Five Doctors]]
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||Sept. 18-19, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado|| ||Star Con-Denver VI||John Nathan-Turner||It was while at this convention, that Doctor Who Fan Club of America president, Ron Katz, established an "agreement" with John Nathan-Turner for the club to sell "unofficial" DWFCA merchandise. Film-maker David Ryan approached JNT about a 'behind the scenes' documentary for the 20th next year. [[Castrovalva]] and [[Earthshock]] were shown.
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||Oct. 23, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn?||Galaxy Party (Omnicon)||Jon Pertwee (first U.S. con)||Report and photos in Fantasy Empire 6.
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||Nov. 21, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Mammoth Gardens||Whovian Festival II (aka Colorado Whovian Festival)||Sarah Sutton, Anthony Ainley||This was the first event run by the newly-formed Doctor Who Fan Club of America (DWFCA). Whovian Festival I (June 5, 1982) was a local gathering with no celebrity guests.
|-
||Feb. 4-6, 1983||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon IV||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner,  John McElroy (DWAS)||DW and Star Trek. Davison - who wore his Doctor's costume - had just completed recording [[Enlightenment]]. JNT was at the Con 5-6 Feb only, but stayed on in the US on holiday until 14 Feb. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/More_than_300_attend_sci-fi_festival Galveston Daily News], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Spaced-out_sci-fi_fans_beam_down_for_festival Sun-Sentinel] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_is_real_far_out Tallahassee Democrat]. Report in Fantasy Empire 1983 Summer Special.
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||Feb. 13, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||John Nathan-Turner||More of a signing than a convention, photos of event [https://www.facebook.com/GharyZ/photos_albums HERE]. A group of fans had earlier staged their own version of [[The Five Doctors]]; they appeared at the event still in costume, and the group was photographed with JNT. (After being in the US for over a week, JNT flew back to the UK on 14 Feb.) Photos of Nathan-Turner with the costumed fans appear in the Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special. Photo of JNT in DWM 83.
|-
||Feb. 19-20, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson||More of a signing than a convention; signing sessions ran from noon-2pm, then 4-6pm on the first day, and noon-2pm, 3-5pm on the second. A (delayed) story was run in the 6 May 1983 [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_who_are_in_the_know_crowd_store_to_see_%27Doctor%27 Daily Herald]. Photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id31.html HERE], and [http://blogforgallifrey.com/?p=88 HERE (from the 20th)].
|-
||Mar. 13, 1983||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||UF Carleton Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA) mini-festival||Ron Katz||Probably no guests. Katz showed two stories: "Ones that haven't aired yet, featuring Peter Davison." Story in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_brings_a_new_dimension_to_space The Sun]
|-
||May 27-30, 1983||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Palo Alto||NADWAS||Tom Baker, Christopher Crouch (BBC Enterprises)||Baker and Crouch were interviewed for [[Dr. Who in America]]; Baker also recorded his [[An Interview with]] segment at the [[KTEH]] studios
|-
||May 28-30, 1983||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Seattle Trade Center||Futurefest 83||||Not sure if any DW guests attended.
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||July 9-10, 1983||[[Tampa]]||Florida||McKay Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen, John Nathan-Turner||The various conventions attended by Jon Pertwee during July 1983 were chiefly to publicise his stories, some of which (i.e. just the full colour ones) had recently been re-released into US syndication. Pertwee gave JNT some candy called "Mounds", asking him to give these to his old friend Ingrid Pitt, who JNT would be seeing a few days later at rehearsals for [[Warriors of the Deep]]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. The interviews with Pertwee that appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Jon_Pertwee:_The_Gallant_Doctor Starlog 79], and Sladen seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_an_Actor Starlog 77] were likely conducted during the July tour. Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hiccup_delays_Worzel_Gummidge Liverpool Echo]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Are_you_a_fan_of_Dr._Who%3F Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult_of_fans_knows_that_the_Doctor_is_in Tampa Tribune].
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||July 13, 1983||[[Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||Hamilton Hall, University of NC||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Reports in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983, [http://kith.beeblebroxcompany.org/tagged/Volume-1.8 KITH Newsletter], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_lands_in_North_Carolina Star-News]
|-
||July 16, 1983||[[New York City|New York]]||New York||Beacon Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3f_There's_no_question_he's_a_cult_hero Wilmington Evening News].
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||July 16-17, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton International O'Hare||Creation||Tom Baker||Report in Fantasy Empire Collectors Edition No 1, and photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id29.html HERE]. Tom Baker appeared on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7gz5zMICqo local news].
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||July 19, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Walnut Street Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Festival_To_Be_In_Philly The Daily Times]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_%27Dr._Who%27_star_wonders_%27why_all_the_fuss%3F%27 Courier-Post].
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||July 22-24, 1983||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Panopticon West III (Prydonian Renegades)||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Fiona Cumming, <s>John Levene</s>, Ian Fraser, David Saunders (from DWAS)||Nathan-Turner flew to the US only hours after attending the final day's location filming on [[The Awakening]]. Saunders recalls that rumours were circulating at the con that Colin Baker had been cast as the sixth Doctor. Report in Fantasy Empire 12, and interview with Ainley in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Anthony_Ainley Starlog 80], and JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/John_Nathan_Turner_Producing_Doctor_Who Starlog 82]. Footage shown in [[The Whovians]].
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||July 23-24, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Granada Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Photos in DWM 83. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Stateside_Whovians_are_gathering_in_summer The South Bend Tribune].
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||July 30-31, 1983||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Paramount Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||A selection of early black and white stories and colour Pertwees was shown, plus brand new Season 20 episodes. Also screened were episodes of Worzel Gummidge. 
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||Aug. 12-14, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||The Authorized Dr. Who 20th Anniversary Celebration (ComicCon)||Peter Davison, Ian Marter, Janet Fielding (1st con), John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney||Nathan-Turner (who celebrated his 36th birthday on 12 Aug) brought tapes of season 20 episodes. Reports in DWM 83 and Fantasy Empire 13, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id20.html HERE].
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||Aug. 20-21, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||John Leeson (1st con)||Leeson often speaks of his first US con; he was the sole guest at a fan event in Philadelphia, where (in disguise as a fan called "George from Pittsburgh") he participated in a "K9 sound-alike competition" - and lost! Photo of "disguised" Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]. Report in North American CT (Oct 1983), and article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who-Manoids_Flip_Over_Their_TV_Hero The Inquirer]
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||Oct. 1-2, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Creation, The Elder Corp.||Tom Baker||Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_on_Earth... The Sunday Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Taking_the_Mystery_Out_of_Doctor_Who%3F%3F%3F The Boston College Heights].
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[North Carolina|Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||University of NC||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||
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||Nov. 26-27, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||The Ultimate Celebration (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton (1st con), Peter Davison, Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, John Leeson, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Carole Ann Ford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Louise Jameson, Mary Tamm, Nicola Bryant, Fiona Cumming, Ian Fraser, Gary Downie, Julie Brennan, Terry Nation, Peter Moffatt, Matthew Waterhouse||Location filming for [[The Caves of Androzani]] had been completed the week before, although JNT was in Canada at that time, flying on to the US directly. It was at this event that JNT approached Troughton to appear in Season 22. On 25 November 1983, at the end of the UK broadcast of [[The Five Doctors]], Peter Davison was briefly interviewed by Terry Wogan (filmed on 14 November), and said he was flying off to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIfaZRCsc4w a US convention in Chicago]. On 28 November, various UK news bulletins, such as [http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3yLMbKdUlSQ#t=7s BBC 1 News] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzRQZ0R9qoQ&feature=related Newsround] reported on the event, one of which was used in the 29 November edition of ''Video Dispatch'' in New Zealand. Also on 29 November, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5VjMVADBk ''Entertainment Tonight''] reported on the convention. On 3 December, ''Entertainment This Week'' ran the same story, but with an edit that omitted the majority of the clips from [[The Five Doctors]]. That same edition of ''ETW'' aired in New Zealand on 17 December 1983, and in Australia on 8 January 1984. The existing elements of [[Shada]] were shown for the first time. A full con report appeared in DWM "Merchandise Special" 1984. Pertwee recorded a voiceover for the con's [http://fuzzymemories.tv/#videoclip-2104 TV commercial]. Fan Video of Pertwee, Sladen, Courtney on stage: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FX2OPZzPwc PART 1]; [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwThegG47sU&feature=relmfu PART 2]; panel footage [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDg31fcKoFE HERE]. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id19.html HERE]. Report in DWB 7 & 8, photos and interview with Cumming in Fantasy Empire 15, report in Fantasy Empire 16.
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||Feb. 3-5, 1984||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott ||Omnicon V||John Nathan-Turner, Colin Baker (1st con), Nicola Bryant, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney||The first studio session for [[The Twin Dilemma]] had been completed. Baker and Bryant wore their costumes. Report and extensive interview with Baker in Fantasy Empire 12; report in Fantasy Empire 15. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJObUT1y8wY News report here]
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||Feb. 11-12, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker||Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], and some can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSLgBEIZ5_Y&feature=related HERE]
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||Tom Baker||Baker was interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1984||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Golden Gateway Holiday Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JN-T interview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_producer_visits_with_fans Peninsula Times Tribune]
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||May 26-28, 1984||[[Rochester]]||New York||||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Terrance Dicks||
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||June 2-3, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||June 9-10, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||<s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, Sarah Sutton, Ian Marter||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4lgyChswIc Report] on [[NJN]]. Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]]
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||June 15-17, 1984||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Time Festival Panopticon West IV (aka DWExpo '84)||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Nicola Bryant</s>||Report in DWM 96, and interviews with Nathan-Turner and Baker in Marvel US #5. Location filming for [[Attack of the Cybermen]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner was unavailable for comment on the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Koo_Falls_Out_with_Dr_Who Koo Stark incident].
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||June 16-17, 1984||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||Elisabeth Sladen, Sarah Sutton||
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||June 23-24, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||||Creation||||
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||June 30-July 1, 1984||[[Detroit]]||Michigan||||Creation||Sarah Sutton, Ron Katz||
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||July 6-8, 1984||[[Alabama|Mobile]]||Alabama||Riverview Plaza||Gulf Con 84||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 7-8, 1984||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Creation||||
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||July 14-15, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Park Plaza Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 21-22, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||[[Dr. Who in America]] premiered here.
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||July 27-29, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||||Gateway Con II||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Mary Tamm?||
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||July 28-29, 1984||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Airport Holiday Inn||Creation||Ian Marter, Ron Katz||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Best_Bets Lakeland Ledger]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[San Jose]]||California||Sainte Claire Hotel Convention Center||Timecon 84||Jon Pertwee, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Sarah Lee, Gerry Davis?||Nathan-Turner was absent from rehearsals for [[The Two Doctors]]. Pertwee and Nathan-Turner likely recorded their "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_fans_emulate_their_hero_at_San_Jose_fantasy_convention Two] [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/4,000-plus_%27Who%27_fans_come_out reviews] in the Peninsula Times Tribune. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_TV_hero_for_the_ages San Jose Mercury News]; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRch2vfavFw Footage from evening Cabaret HERE]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||Buffalo Who Fest 84 (Pyramids of Buffalo)||<s>John Nathan-Turner</s>||
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||Aug. 17-19, 1984||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '84 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Louise Jameson, Nicholas Courtney, John Leeson, Ian Marter||Another "K9 sound-alike contest" was held. Interview with Marter in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Harry_Sullivan%27s_Travels Starlog 124]. Misleading ad in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker,_who_portrays_Dr_Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Aug. 25-26, 1984||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Omni Park Central||Creation Summer Expo||Mary Tamm||
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||Sept. 15-16, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson, Terrance Dicks||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Where,_when_and_how_to_find_Dr._Who_(Who%3F) Courier-Post]
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||Sept. 22-23, 1984||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||Hyatt Regency||Creation||||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson, John Leeson||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Terry Nation||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||||
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||Oct. 13-14, 1984||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Hotel||Creation||||
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||Oct. 20-21, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Bel Air Hilton||Creation||Mary Tamm||
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||Nov. 3-4, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Mark Strickson?||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tonic_for_a_science-fiction_addiction Philadelphia Inquirer]
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||Nov. 9-11, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel Buffalo Airport||Buffalo Who Fest 1984||Jon Pertwee, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Mary Tamm</s>, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Gerry Davis</s>, Gail Bennett||Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had just been completed. Report in Fantasy Empire 18
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||Nov. 16-17, 1984||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Omni Park Central Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm?||In her autobiography ''Second Generation'', Tamm mentions being the sole DW guest at a general SF con held in New York, her first-ever visit to that city (although she recalls seeing people dressed in ''Star Trek The Next Generation'' costumes, that must be a mixed memory, as that series didn't start until 1987)
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||TARDIS 21 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Ian Marter, John Levene, Richard Franklin, <s>Mary Tamm</s>||TARDIS 21 stands for The Annual Reunion of Doctors In Season 21. Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had been completed. Pertwee and Troughton performed their infamous water-pistol fights. Pertwee recorded a segment for [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGf3zWpjPGU Son of Svengoolie] and was interviewed on [http://chicago.epguides.com/DoctorWho/ WGN Radio]. Report in DWM 99, DWB 19, and Fantasy Empire 19, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id23.html HERE], and extensive photo gallery [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maryloye/sets/72157633060045747/ HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Four,_count_%27em,_four_Dr._Whos_at_Hyatt_Regency Tinley Park Star]. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_call_for_the_interplanetary_Doctor Sun-Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/In_Whovian_Heaven The Washingon Post]. Sladen's account in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who_is_tonic_for_time_traveller_Liz Middlesex County Times].
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||Jan. 12-13, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||Sarah Sutton, James Doohan||DW and Star Trek
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||Jan. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Mark Strickson||DW and Star Trek
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||Feb. 1-3, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Marriott Hotel||Omnicon VI||John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Keating, Gary Downie?||Courtney says he attended a Miami convention in early 1985, which is likely to be Omnicon VI, although that was held in Tallahassee
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Champaign]]||Illinois||Chancellor Inn Convention Center||Time Travellers Anonymous||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Lee, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Patrick Troughton</s>||Production on [[Revelation of the Daleks]] had recently been completed, although JNT was already in the US for the above Florida convention. The city was affected by a blizzard, which prevented many from attending. It was on the flight home that Baker read the script for "The Nightmare Fair", which would have been the first story of season 23. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Just_what's_Who_all_about%3F The Pantagraph]. Order form in [[WILL]]'s [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Fans_Take_Note magazine].
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||DW and Star Trek. Presumably the interview with Tamm appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) was recorded at this event. Interview with Tamm in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mary_Tamm:_A_Noble_Romana Starlog 95]. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Philly_hears_a_Who Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_is_Mr._Spock%3F review] in The Daily Pennsylvanian.
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||Feb. 23-24, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner||Starting in 1985, the Whovian Festival Tour was renamed Doctor Who Festival (we have retained the old name in this guide for consistency). [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[The Mark of the Rani]] are shown. Was this the convention when the [http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/03/07/remembering-the-first-public-airing-of-douglas-adams-shada/ tape of [[Shada]] was stolen?]. Presumably the Nathan-Turner and Baker interviews appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) were recorded at this event. Soft rumours about the series being cancelled had been circulating. On returning home, Nathan-Turner was summoned to see his bosses...
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||Mar. 8, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||This was Nathan-Turner's first US con after the series had been placed on "hiatus". The event was publicized in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/WEDU,_Channel_3,_is_having_a_double_feature_of_%22Doctor_Who%22_episodes_Saturday_night Lakeland Ledger, Mar. 1] and reviewed [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It_was_the_right_place_to_be_for_Whovians Mar. 15]. Davison and Nathan-Turner interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Tampa_Whovians_turn_out_to_see Tampa Tribune]. [[WEDU]]? aired a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zor0R4bZKKg featurette]
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||Mar. 9, 1985||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||O'Connell Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||
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||Mar. 10, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Leon County Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Dr._Who_Festival Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hundreds_of_Whovians_give_hearty_hello_to_the_latest_incarnation_of_the_Doctor Florida Flambeau]
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||Mar. 15-17, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Hitchhiking to Gallifrey||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, Mark Wing-Davey||Three month-old Georgia Moffett was in attendance
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||Mar. 16-17, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[Vengeance on Varos]] are shown. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Mar. 22, 1985||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Dane County Coliseum||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Guess_Who%27s_coming_here%3F_Doctor%27s_friends Capital Times]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Ahhhh,_what_a_time_had_at_%27Doctor_Who%27_festival Capital Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%3F Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Mar. 23, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Westin Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||[[The Daemons]] and [[Attack of the Cybermen]] are shown. Report in Fantasy Image 3.
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||Mar. 23-24, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Gateway Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JNT was already in the US for the other Creation event the previous weekend
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||Mar. 24, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||
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||Mar. 30-31, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival||Nicholas Courtney||This was one of the first of several Starlog conventions held throughout the year. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Apr. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation (Salute to Doctor Who)||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks||It was Davison's birthday. The sign on stage said "Peter Davidson", which had the extra "D" covered over with a sheet of paper! A "Save the Doctor" rally was held. Interview with Dicks in Marvel US #11, and Davison in #16-17
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||Apr. 20, 1985||[[Portland]]||Oregon||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Review at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!original/net.tv.drwho/3QQBqb4NWBY/Hhoc5QOxirMJ net.tv.drwho]
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||Apr. 21, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Troughton likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||Apr. 26-28, 1985||[[Austin]]||Texas||Villa Capri Hotel||Who-Tex||Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker||This would appear to be the convention at which photos were taken of Baker sitting in the trunk of a car with the registration plate DR WHO 6, as seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_The_Doctor_is_Out Starlog 132]
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||Apr. 27-28, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton?||
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||May 17-19, 1985||[[Atlanta]]||[[Georgia]]||Northlake Hilton||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Dixie Trek 5]]||Jon Pertwee, Terry Nation||
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||May 25-27, 1985||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambassador Hotel||Creation||||
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||DW and Star Trek
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||||Matthew Waterhouse||DW and Star Trek
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||June 14-16, 1985||[[Phoenix]] (Scottsdale)||Arizona||La Posada Hotel||Phoenixcon||<s>Louise Jameson</s>, John Leeson||
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||June 15-16, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Janet Fielding, (Nicholas Courtney?)||General SF. Courtney appeared at a Philadelphia convention, possibly in 1985 - it may have been this Starlog Festival, a follow-on from his appearance at the earlier Starlog Festival in March
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||June 29-30, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 12-14, 1985||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||International Hotel||Panopticon New Orleans/1985 North American Time Festival||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Gary Downie, Anthony Ainley?, Ian Levine||Theme was Mardi Gras. Baker and Nathan-Turner dressed as Time Lords (photos of JNT dressed in his floral Time Lord gown abound). A JNT "Look-a-like" contest was held. A slide-show featuring photos of JNT timed to Carly Simon's 'Nobody Does it Better' was shown. The [[They All Axed for Who]] video documentary was filmed here. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_theme_is_out_of_this_world Times-Picayune], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Hold_Fan_Panopticon The Victoria Advocate] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Play_Doctor_At_Convention_In_New_Orleans The Daytona Beach Morning Journal]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Brush_with_Fame LaCrosse Tribune]
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||July 26-28, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention and Cultural Center||Timecon 85||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Ian Marter, Richard Franklin, Sarah Sutton, Gerry Davis, Gary Downie, <s>Terry Nation</s>||Baker likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||July 27-28, 1985||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Aug. 2-4, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Sheraton-Tampa Motor Hotel||Tampa Bay Who Fest 1985||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Colin Baker?, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Ian Marter, plus John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||This appears to be the event later dubbed "The Convention of Death"; only 150 people attended, and the guests didn't get paid. (It was reported in several fanzines in late 1985 - such as DWB 26 - that Colin Baker and JNT had been to a poorly-attended convention in Tampa; there were only three cons held in Tampa in 85, and the one-off Who Fest is the best fit - but see also Spokane in August 1986.)
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Aug. 11, 1985||[[Bellingham]]||Washington||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Nicholas Courtney||Flier seen in [[They All Axed for Who]]. Con fictionalized in [https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ryan-boudinot/the-littlest-hitler/ "So Little Time" by Ryan Boudinot]
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||Aug. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '85 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Ian Marter, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||In the Oct. 5, 1985 issue of [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_girl_is_home Truth], Fielding mentions attending a convention with 70,000 fans. Tardiscon was her most recent convention, but there certainly wasn't 70,000 fans in attendance.
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||Aug. 22-23, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Albany]] or [[Syracuse]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson, Judson Scott||DW and Star Trek. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_weekend_feast_for_sci-fi_gourmets;_Sheraton_show_caters_to_Trekkiest_tastes Boston Globe]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Aug. 31-Sept. 2, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention & Exhibit Center||Spirit of Light|| ||
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Peter Davison||[[An Unearthly Child]], [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Seeds of Death]] shown in the video room
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Scranton]]||Pennsylvania||Hilton||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/200_Who_fans_browse,_banter_at_the_Hilton The Scrantonian]
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||Sept. 21-22, 1985|| ||[[New York]]||Roosevelt Hilton||The New York Doctor Who Festival (DWFCA and Creation)||Sarah Sutton||
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||1985?||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||||Nicholas Courtney||Courtney appeared at a Cleveland convention, possibly in 1985. (May have been Earthcon V, held at Cleveland Hilton South, 20-22 Sept.)
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||Oct. 1985||||||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Troughton commenced the October Tour on his own, and was later joined by Colin Baker in Houston...
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||Oct. 4, 1985||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5-6, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Curtis Hixon Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Richard Franklin||
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||Oct. 11, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Riverside Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||<s>Patrick Troughton</s>, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 13, 1985||Stamford||[[Connecticut]]||Westhill High School||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, Jon Pertwee?, John Nathan-Turner||26th and last stop of 1985 per [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_making_house_calls_to_fans press release]
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||Oct. 18, 1985||||New Hampshire||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 18-20, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovent 85 (Aerosports/Spirit of Light)||Jon Pertwee, Anthony Ainley, John Levene, <s>Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward</s>, Janet Fielding, Nicola Bryant, Terry Walsh, Carole Anne Ford||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who,_That%27s_Who_Entertainment The Morning Call]
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||Oct. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Rickey's||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Roger C. Carmel||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel||Buffalo Who Fest 1985||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Gary Downie?||
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||Nov. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 16-18, 1985||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||DW and general SF
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency||TARDIS 22 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Louise Jameson, Elisabeth Sladen, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Terry Walsh, Lalla Ward, John Nathan-Turner, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Paul Darrow, Jacqueline Pearce||[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzEV1wmBofg Report on local news]. Blakes 7 shown in video room. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id17.html HERE]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_reunion Sun-Times]. Troughton and Pertwee did local radio interviews on the 27th.
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||Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Terrance Dicks||Did Dicks ever wonder why he wasn't invited to Chicago?
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||1985||||||||||Nicholas Courtney||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney says he attended around 12 US conventions in 1985. We have identified (by date and name) only ten of them...
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||Jan. 11-12, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||||
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||Jan. 18-19, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||||
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||Jan. 25-26, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency Cambridge||Creation||||
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||Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1986||[[Miami]]||Florida||Miami Airport Hilton||Omnicon VII||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, James Doohan, Majel Barrett||DW, Blakes 7 and Star Trek. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Feb. 1-2, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||||
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||Feb. 21-23, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Concourse Hotel||WisCon 10 (The Society for the Furtherance & Study of Fantasy & Science Fiction)||Roger Mueller, John Ostrander||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Science_fiction_fans_to_gather Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Feb. 22-23, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Mar. 2, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA and [[WEDU]])||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What,_when_and_where_of_%27Who%27 Tampa Bay Times]
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||Mar. 8-9, 1986||[[Oakland]]||California||Hyatt Oakland||Creation||||
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||Mar. 20, 1986||Concord||[[New Hampshire]]||Highway Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Audio clips on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaYIvH5ZQo HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-EMITUMPdI HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Calling_all_Dr._Who_fans Nashua Telegraph]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_Meet_the_Doctor Experience]
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||Mar. 22-23, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Disneyland Hotel||Creation||||
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||Mar. 23, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||
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||Mar. 28-30,1986||[[Georgia Public Television|Macon]]||Georgia||Macon Hilton||Magnum Opus Con I||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Louise Jameson||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCtVNMaeSQ8 Pertwee and Jameson panel]
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||Apr. 4-6, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con V||Jon Pertwee||
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||Apr. 1986||||New Jersey||||||Patrick Troughton||
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||Apr. 18-20, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Midway Motor Lodge||<s>Doctor in Dairyland</s>||Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, Mary Tamm||Cancelled
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||Apr. 25-27, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Paradox||Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, <s>Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison</s>||Davison was beginning a six-week long convention tour, from late April to early June, but had to cancel his appearance at this event
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Airport Marriott||Whose 7||Colin Baker, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Baker was mid-way through recording "The Mysterious Planet" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 86||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on [[GPTV]]. Interviews and other footage from the event was broadcast live on GPTV:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOpGQwPaZQ8 HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OKBy8gVENY HERE]. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_to_make_trek_into_Dixie The Atlanta Constitution]. Afterwards, Davison returned to London, but four days later was flying back to the US, in first class with Michael Grade to Washington DC...
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||May 8, 1986||[[Washington DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||||[[Doctor Who USA Tour]]||Peter Davison, Michael Grade||The inaugural launch of the travelling Doctor Who Exhibit - see our [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]]. Davison then spent the rest of May attending DWFCA conventions...
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||May 10-11, 1986||[[New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Nicholas Courtney||General SF
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||May 17, 1986||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 18, 1986||[[Phoenix]]||Arizona||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 23, 1986||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Prom Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Press coverage [http://www.michaell.org/who/conclips/prom.phtml HERE]
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||May 23-25, 1986||[[Austin]]||Texas||Austin Marriott Hotel||Who-Tex II||Jon Pertwee||Renamed '''The Next Regeneration''' in 1987
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||May 25-26, 1986||New Brunswick||[[New Jersey]]||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light with Aerosport Ltd.)||Colin Baker, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Lalla Ward, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Bonnie Langford (1st con), Carole Ann Ford, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson||At the time of this convention and the one in Wisconsin a few days later (below), Bonnie Langford hadn't recorded any scenes for the series! (Production was half-way through the "Mindwarp" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].) The con guests took time out to visit the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] which was also in town. The stars also took part in the [[wikipedia:Hands Across America|Hands Across America]] event. Interviews for the video [[Doctor Who Then & Now]] were also conducted at the convention
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||May 25, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Park Plaza Castle||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Interview with Davison conducted in Boston in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Peter_Davison:_Unlikely_Hero Starlog 127]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|May 30-June 1, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Wisconsin Union Theatre||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light and [[WHA]])||Peter Davison, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, John Nathan-Turner, Bonnie Langford||Interview with Langford in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/New_%22Doctor_Who%22_Companion Starlog 113], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mark_Strickson:_The_Black_Sheep_of_%22Doctor_Who%22 Strickson in 128]. [[Shada]] was shown. Report in DWB 40. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4NDsvci-Mc&feature=related TV ad for the event]. Originally billed as "Econocon" at the Sheraton Inn.
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||May 31-June 1, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Official Starlog Festival||Terry Nation||
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||June 28, 1986||[[Portland]]||Oregon||Portland State University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 1 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_pays_visit_to_Portland Statesman Journal]
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||June 29, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 2 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Davison likely recorded "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit.
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||June 30, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Hotel (Grand Ballroom)||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Day 3 of Davison's three-day West coast tour. Sponsored partially by channel [[KVIE]] - with only two weeks' notice!
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||July 11, 1986||[[Cincinnati]]||Ohio||Hyatt Regency||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12, 1986||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||University Hilton Inn||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12-13, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Cambridge||Creation||||
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||July 25-27, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Timecon 86||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Anthony Ainley, plus various guests from The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV||DW and Star Trek. Tom was there for Friday night and Saturday morning only; he refused to sign autographs. Report on local [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vTvDkuv6ys news]
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||July 26-27, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Convention Center||Atlanta Fantasy Fair||Terry Nation||
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||Aug. 1-3, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Adam's Mark Hotel||Tardiscon/Time Festival '86 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, Mark Strickson, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, Frazer Hines, Ian Marter, Sarah Sutton, Nicola Bryant, Nicholas Courtney||Baker had completed the first studio recording session for the Vervoid segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||Aug. 15-17, 1986||[[Spokane]]||Washington||Sheraton-Spokane and Riverpark Convention Center||TimeFest '86 (IEDAWS)||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Katy Manning, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney mentions this poorly-run convention, at which the guests had to pay their own travel costs. They were to be reimbursed, but due to very poor attendance they were not paid. (It's possible Courtney has the dates and location mixed up, and is actually referring to the August 1985 Tampa event, which had a similar guest line-up and no one was paid.) [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_Who%3F_(The_Spokesman-Review) Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_cross_time,_space_to_attend_festival review] in The Spokesman-Review.
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||Aug. 22, 1986||Trenton||[[New Jersey]]||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Festival_held_tonight Central Home News]
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||Aug. 23, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||
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||Sept. 12, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||Washington Hilton||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||A bearded Colin Baker had completed all recording for his second season. Photos of the two Bakers on tour can be seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE]. Interview with Tom Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker:_The_Curious_Heart_of_Doctor_Who Starlog 115], and Colin Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_Gallifrey_Vice%3F Starlog 115] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Renewed_Without_Baker 118]. Convention review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_talks_at_Hilton_to_launch_syndicate The Diamondback].
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||Sept. 13, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Area_fans_honor_longest-running_drama_series The Daily Pennsylvanian]
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||Sept. 14, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee||Performing Arts Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Postponed from [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Whovent_rescheduled Aug. 16-17]
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||Sept. 18, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_came_to_Earth_in_Atlanta%3F_-_It%27s_Dr._Who,_fresh_from_outer_space! Journal-Constitution]
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||Sept. 19, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Auditorium||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/1,500_fans_gather_to_meet_Doctor the Sentinel]
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||Sept. 20-21, 1986||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton O'Hare||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Reserved seat and autograph for the first one hundred $150 pledges to [[WTTW]]
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||Sept. 26-27, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Bayside Expo Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Brief mention in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TV%27s_sturdiest_Whodunit_comes_to_town Worcester Magazine]
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||Sept. 27-28, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Brooklyn)||New York||||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 4, 1986||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Minneapolis Armory||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Madison Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||The [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] makes a stop at the convention
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||Oct. 18, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Paul Darrow? Michael Keating?||During October and November 1986, Jon Pertwee was to undertake a series of events around the east coast to celebrate his time as the Doctor. These were sponsored by the British American Television Society. He would be joined at various times by Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, and Paul Darrow and Michael Keating (from '''Blake's 7''') who were also in the US attending other events.

Pertwee was to make appearances in Trenton, [[New Jersey]]; Baltimore, [[Maryland]];
Boston, [[Massachusetts]]; Albany, [[New York]], Philadelphia, [[Pennsylvania]]; Nashville, [[Tennessee]]; New Orleans, [[Louisiana]]; Walt Disney World in Orlando, [[Florida]], and finally in Tampa, [[Florida]].

However, the actor fell ill during the tour and was unable to make it to some events. Troughton, Davison, Darrow and Keating did still attend without him.

The tour was not deemed to be a success, with low turn-out, not helped by Pertwee's absence from his own show!

These Pertwee Tour shows are marked ## in the table
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||Oct. 19, 1986||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Baltimore Convention Center||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee?; Patrick Troughton?||
It's known that Patrick Troughton was a replacement for Pertwee (who fell sick) at an event in Baltimore; it is likely to be this show, as it's the only 1986 convention that was in Baltimore prior to Troughton's death the following year, unless there is a further Baltimore event we don't know about?
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||Niagara Falls||New York||Best Western Red Jacket Hotel||Fall-Con I 86||Janet Fielding, John Nathan-Turner, ad says "Colin Baker or Patrick Troughton"||DW and general SF. Although the ads said "Baker or Troughton", it was the former who was there as the latter was at Infinicon - below
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||New York||New York||||Infinicon 86||Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, plus George Takei, Isaac Azimov||DW and general SF. It's possible the "Captain's Log" interviews shown on [[WNYC]] were filmed here. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts|| ||Jon Pertwee's Halloween Weekend (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]] (Wakefield)||[[Massachusetts]]||Wakefield Hilton||(## Pertwee Tour) ||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee||Is this the same as Pertwee's Halloween Weekend above, or a separate event that also included Troughton?
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||Nov. 2-3, 1986||[[Houston]]||Texas||Ramada Hotel||Doctorcon Minicon|| ||
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||Nov. 8, 1986||[[Albany]]||New York||[https://www.google.com/maps/search/Hilton+Albany/@42.6509439,-73.7538486,19z?entry=ttu Hilton Hotel]||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Paul Darrow||
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||Nov. 9, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 14-16, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the Nashville stop of the Pertwee Tour; with JNT standing in for the absent star? If not, the Pertwee Tour event that was also held in Nashville was deemed a disaster, with only 60 people attending!
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||Nov. 21-23, 1986||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the New Orleans stop of the Pertwee Tour, with JNT standing in for the absent star?
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Sheraton Palace Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson||Jameson did two conventions this week; this in California, and one (before or after?) in Philadelphia, but we don't have any details about this other event
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Doctor Festival and Exhibit Tour||Colin Baker||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_convention_just_what_the_Doctor_ordered The Sacramento Bee]
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||Nov. 27, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Walt Disney World||Thanksgiving Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||<s>TARDIS 23</s>||Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Mark Strickson, Lalla Ward||Cancelled
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Hyatt Regency||Jon Pertwee's Thanksgiving Weekend Convention (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||This was the final event in the two-month long Pertwee Tour
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||Jan. 3-4, 1987||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Janet Fielding||
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||Feb. 5-8, 1987||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon (Homecoming Celebration)||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Headlines_Science_Fiction_Convention The Miami Herald]
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||Mar. 6-8, 1987||Milford||[[Pennsylvania]]||Malibu Dude Ranch||Whoski 87 (The Prydonians of Prynceton)||Mark Strickson, <s>Ian Marter</s>||Marter died Oct. 28, 1986
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||Mar. 7-8, 1987||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]|| ||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Sylvester McCoy (1st con), John Nathan-Turner||McCoy had his official press-call announcing him as the new Doctor in London on 2 March and signed his BBC contract four days later. The next day he was on a plane with JNT to attend this convention in Georgia. The evening of 7 March, McCoy and JNT joined Jon Pertwee (who was in town with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on [[Live from Atlanta]]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZsftcQUW9A Video of McCoy's panel] Interview with Sylvester McCoy in [http://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sylvester_McCoy,_The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 120].
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||Mar. 8, 1987||[[Bellingham]]||[[Washington]]||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (Doctor Who Club of Western Washington University and DWFCA)||[[Colin Baker]]||This was Baker's first US convention after he had been dropped from the series. [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] was shown. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdJNnfZ3Oas&ab_channel=EctoPortal Audio of Q&A panel with Colin Baker])
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VI||Colin Baker||
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[Georgia#Columbus|Columbus]]||Georgia||Columbus Hilton||Magnum Opus Con II||Patrick Troughton, Louise Jameson, Anthony Ainley||It was during this event, on 28 March, that Troughton died. Footage of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIfa_J8SPzk Ainley at the cabaret] and [https://youtu.be/8YV_93T3hLk Troughton's last panel]
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||Apr. 25-26, 1987||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Holiday Inn Mart Plaza||Creation||Terry Nation||
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||May 22-24, 1987||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Dixie Trek 87||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Michael Keating||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV.
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||July 3-5, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Lisle)||Illinois||Hickory Ridge Conference Center||<s>Time Festival 87</s>||John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding||Cancelled. From 2-3 July, Fielding had been in Grand Rapids, [[Michigan]] with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]
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||July 5, 1987||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota|| || Creation?||Louise Jameson||
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||July 18, 1987||[[Des Moines]]||Iowa||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Doctor_Who_fans,_a_guaranteed_Whoot_in_D.M. Des Moines Register]
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||July 25?, 1987||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 31-Aug. 2, 1987||[[San Jose]]||California||San Jose Convention Center||Timecon 87||Colin Baker||
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||Sept. 4-6, 1987||[[Austin]]||Texas||Hyatt Regency||The Next Regeneration (Austin Meetings)||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, Anthony Ainley||Continues '''Who-Tex'''
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||Oct. 10-12, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Holiday Inn O'Hare||The First All British Television Convention (Brit. T.V.)||Richard Franklin, Dave Rogers ('''The Avengers''' author)||
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||Nov. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||
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||Jan. 9-10, 1988||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||George Washington University||Ode to the Time Lord and Master (National Right to Time Travel Association)||Anthony Ainley, Louise Jameson, Carole Ann Ford, John Levene||Postponed from Sept. 1987.
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||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
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||Mar. 18-20, 1988||[[Kansas City]]||Missouri||Hilton Plaza Inn||Time-Loop '88 (Chancellory Guard of Kansas City)||John Levene, Anthony Ainley, Mark Strickson, Deborah Watling||The car ferrying Watling and Strickson from the airport to their hotel ran out of gas, and then the day before the convention, the two actors were involved in a minor car accident while visiting a shopping mall
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||Mar. 25-27, 1988||[[Georgia|Columbus]] (Macon)||Georgia||Iron Works Convention and Trade Center||Magnum Opus III||Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley||
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||Apr. 15-17, 1988||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VII||Sylvester McCoy, Anthony Ainley||Location filming for [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] had just been completed. Interview with McCoy in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_Is_He_This_Time%3F Starlog 134]
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||May 1, 1988||[[Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Relaxicon 1||Sylvester McCoy?||McCoy would have just finished all work on [[Remembrance of the Daleks]]
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||May 6-8, 1988||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Hyatt Hotel||Anglicon||Terry Nation, Paul Darrow, <s>Michael Keating</s>||British media con
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||May 13-15, 1988||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 88||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dixie_Trek_%2788_is_no_alien_to_the_DeKalb_County_galaxy Journal-Constitution]
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||May 1988||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Doctorcon||||
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||July 1-3, 1988||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson Hotel||The 1988 North American Time Festival (Whoniversity)||Jon Pertwee, Frazer Hines, Janet Fielding, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||To celebrate 25 years of Doctor Who. JNT was due to attend but his invitation was cancelled at the last minute by the organizers. Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_followers_transported_to_St._Paul The Pioneer Press] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_travel_in_time_to_festival_in_St._Paul The Star Tribune].
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||July 16-17, 1988||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 29-31, 1988||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 88||Nicola Bryant, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>||McCoy cancelled due to work delays on [[The Happiness Patrol]].
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||Aug. 12-14, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Park Terrace Airport Hilton||Tardiscon '88 / Confusion (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, John Leeson, Michael Keating||Interview with Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]
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||Sept. 24-25, 1988||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Regency Hotel||Starcon 88||||possibly no DW guests
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||Oct. 2, 1988||[[Dayton]]||Ohio||Holiday Inn|||| ||
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||Oct. 1988||San Jose||California||||||Sylvester McCoy||Work on Season 25 was completed. McCoy was now rehearsing for the play ''Zoo of Tranquility'' ([https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Destination_America_for_the_Doctor Reading Evening Post 14 Oct.1988].) While in San Jose, McCoy (now sporting a moustache!) was interviewed for a second time by KTEH for their [[An Interview with]] series.
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||Oct. 14-16, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||<s>St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair</s>||Breckenridge Frontenac Hotel||John Levene, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||Postponed to Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989
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||Oct. 1988||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||(A Day with the Doctor I?) (cancelled?)||||Multi-media event. John Nathan-Turner was to have been a guest, but was dropped when the event organizers decided he was too expensive! The event appears to have been cancelled anyway.
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||Nov. 19, 1988||[[New Jersey|Newark]]||New Jersey||Newark Airport Marriott||25th Anniversary Birthday Party||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Nathan-Turner||Sponsored by the network, McCoy and Aldred were invited to attend the premiere screening of [[The Making of Doctor Who]] ([[Silver Nemesis]]), and to record pledges for [[NJN]]. McCoy and JNT then departed to attend the Silver Anniversary Cruise from Miami, which sailed to Mexico and around the Caribbean from 20-25 November - see below. Notice in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Special_events The Press of Atlantic City]. [https://youtu.be/DXfO05fRN2Q Video of the panel]
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||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.con||Deborah Watling||
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||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]]. Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.
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||Mar. 15, 1989||Athens||[[Georgia]]||Komix Castle||||Sylvester McCoy||Comic book shop signing. Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Komix_Castle The Red & Black]
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||Mar. 17-19, 1989||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus IV||Sylvester McCoy||McCoy visited the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._What U. of SC campus] on the 16th. A few days later he commenced filming for [[The Curse of Fenric]].
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Breckinridge Frontenec Hotel||St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair||John Levene, Janet Fielding, plus Linda Thorson and Walter Koenig||General SF / Fantasy event. Originally scheduled for Oct. 14-16, 1988
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con 8||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 26-28, 1989||[[Chicago]] (Lincolnwood)||Illinois||Lincolnwood Hyatt||Brit-TV II Conseminar||Terry Nation, Gerry Davis, John Freeman (DWM), John Peel, Dave Rogers <s>Patrick Macnee</s>||British media con. It was at this event that Freeman pitched an animated Dalek TV series to Nation
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||June 16-18, 1989||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Radisson||Dixie Trek 89||Louise Jameson <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||DW and Star Trek. Pertwee was scheduled to appear, but pulled out when the dates conflicted with ''The Ultimate Adventure'' stage tour
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|style=white-space:nowrap|June 30-July 2, 1989||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson||PolarisCon I||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, George Takei, Walter Koenig, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||DW and Star Trek. McCoy had completed all work on [[Survival]]
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||July 28-30, 1989||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 89||Janet Fielding, John Levene||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Spaced_out_in_San_Jose The Stanford Daily]
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||Sept. 22-24, 1989||[[Ohio#Columbus|Columbus]]||Ohio||Ramada Inn||Timelord '89 (aka North American Time Festival) (Timelords of the Miami Valley)||Anthony Ainley, Terry Nation, Ron Katz, <s>Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie</s>||Nicholas Courtney had been invited, but was "dropped". Sylvester McCoy was to be a surprise guest, but he, John Nathan-Turner and Gary Downie never showed up! (In a [[:Media:Timelord '89.jpg|fax]] later sent by Nathan-Turner, they claimed that their plane tickets never arrived so they never made their flight.) Report in DWB 72.
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||Nov. 10-11, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Stouffer Concourse Hotel||Brits in Space||Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jacqueline Pearce||
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||Nov. 24-26, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||Sophie Aldred||
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||1989||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana|| || ||Jon Pertwee, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||A 4-hour video was available on eBay. No other information is available
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||Jan. 7-14, 1990||[[Miami]]||Florida||||Omnicon British Fantaseas Cruise||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 2-4, 1990||[[Dallas]] (Addison)||Texas||Harvey Hotel||Whofest '90 ([[KERA]])||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, <s>Peter Davison</s>, <s>Sandra Dickinson</s>||[https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/KERA-TV_Whofest_%2790 Preview] in The Dallas Morning News
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||Mar. 17, 1990||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Omni Hotel||A Day with the Doctor (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Photos of Baker and Aldred together, [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE] (bottom of page). Report in DWB 77. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult-show_conventions The Evening Sun].
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||Mar. 23-25, 1990||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus V||Terry Nation||
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1990||[[Rochester]]||New York|| ||<s>Rochester United Whocon</s>||Sylvester McCoy||cancelled
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con IX||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 4-6, 1990||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington|| Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport||Anglicon III|| Nicholas Courtney, Roy Dotrice||British media con
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||May 25-28, 1990||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, John Nathan-Turner, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Convention lost money due to limited attendance, the debt for which was settled through bonds and loans paid back by the organization by 2001. JNT had just been made redundant from the BBC...
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||June 15-17, 1990||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Penn Towers Hotel||Timewarp 90||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley?, Colin Baker?||This was JNT's final convention in his capacity as the staff producer of Doctor Who; his final day at the BBC was 31 August 1990
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Athens]]||Ohio||||A Happening at the Inn||Jon Pertwee?||
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Columbus]]||Ohio||||Tour de Force One||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||
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||July 27-29, 1990||[[San Jose]]||California||||Timecon 90||Anthony Ainley||
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||Aug. 11-12, 1990||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton||Unicon 90||Colin Baker, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Nation was unable to attend due to illness. Footage from this event featured on [[BSB]]'s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_PYq-1r07E 31 Who] weekend special, broadcast 22 September 1990
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||Aug. 18, 1990||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||Cleveland Music Hall||A Day with the Doctor II (Friends of Doctor Who)||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Using video effects, Baker "regenerated" into McCoy, as can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFahehmZFVs HERE]. Report in DWB 82 and 84
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||Sept. 1-3, 1990||Newark||[[New Jersey]]||Airport Marriott||<s>Fan-Out</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled. McCoy was already in the US, and caught a flight home, arriving back in the UK in the early hours of Sunday, 2 September in time to make his planned appearance at the TARDIS in Durham convention by 10.30am!
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||Sept. 23-25, 1990||[[Urbana]]||Ohio||||Timelord '90 (Time Lords of Ohio)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Ainley, David Banks, John Levene||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1990||[[St. Paul]] (Roseville)||Minneapolis||||Pseudocon (The Whoniversity)||John Levene, <s>Richard Franklin</s>||
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||Oct. 6-7, 1990||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry the 8th Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||Nov. 23–25, 1990||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '90||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Jean-Marc Lofficier ||Originally called "A British TV Celebration"
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||Dec. 8, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Melville, Long Island)||New York||Radisson Plaza||A Holiday Extravaganza (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Baker recited "A Christmas Carol"
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||Feb. 1-3, 1991||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Ramada Hotel||Omnicon||Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Postponed
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||Mar. 22-24, 1991||[[Dallas]]||Texas||Dallas Park Plaza Hotel||WhoFest '91 ([[KERA]])||Peter Davison, John Levene||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_star_Davison_attends_Dallas_fest Big Spring Herald]
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||Apr. 6, 1991||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Warren Performing Arts Center||WhoosierCon I (Whoosier Network)||Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, John Levene, Richard Franklin, John Freeman (DWM), with Nicholas Courtney via telephone||Report in DWB 91. Post con 'thank yous' at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.arts.tv.uk/9Ang_gu873I/3c_WYAxBYboJ rec.arts.tv.uk]
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||Apr. 19-21, 1991||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con X||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, <s>Tom Baker</s>||
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||Apr. 26-28, 1991||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Greenville Hyatt||Magnum Opus VI||John Levene||Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Magnum_Opus_Convention Flagpole]
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||May 3-5, 1991||[[Los Angeles]] (Pasadena)||California||Pasadena Hilton||Gallifrey One: The Sequel||Sylvester McCoy, Deborah Watling, Richard Franklin, John Levene, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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|June 1991||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania|| ||<s>Friendship Con (Soverign Enterprises)</s>||Anthony Ainley||Cancelled
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||July 1991||Ann Arbor?||Michigan||||Perpetual Tea Party||||Doctor Who, Star Trek, British TV
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||Aug. 9-11, 1991||[[Minneapolis|Bloomington]]||Minnesota||Thunderbird Hotel and Convention Center||PolarisCon II (Time, Space, & Fantasy, Inc.)||Peter Davison, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1991||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon||||No Doctor Who guests
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1991||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '91||Tom Baker, David Banks, Jeremy Bentham, John Levene, Mark Strickson, Mary Tamm, Deborah Watling||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_just_what_the_doctor_ordered_for_Lambs_Farm_coffers Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 21-23, 1992||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One in 3-D||Nicholas Courtney, Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Mar. 28-29, 1992||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Best Western Waterfront Plaza Hotel||WhoosierCon II (Whoosier Network)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Craig Charles, <s>Danny John-Jules</s>, Robert Llewellyn?, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, John Peel||DW and Red Dwarf
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||Mar. 26-29, 1992||||Georgia?||||Magnum Opus VII||||
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||May 23, 1992||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston University||United Fan Con||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||July 11-12, 1992||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton Hotel||Unicon||Peter Davison||
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||July 24-26, 1992||[[San Jose]]|| California||Red Lion Inn||Con-Fused||Colin Baker||media con
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||Aug. 21-23, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Tardiscon '92 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Sept. 4-7, 1992||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Park Inn International||<s>Pseudocon II</s> (The Whoniversity)||Anthony Ainley, John Levene||Cancelled
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||Oct. 16-18, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Fantasy Fair 92||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Anthony Ainley||
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||Nov. 6-8, 1992||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon II||||No Doctor Who guests
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||Nov. 27–29, 1992||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||Visions '92 ||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_Of_Sci-Fi_TV_Stars_Due_Here Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_can_feast_at_holiday_convention Daily Herald]. Interview with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=CzLmgPzpeiw&feature=emb_logo Baker and Bryant on YouTube]
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||Feb. 20-21, 1993||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Copley Plaza Hotel||K&L Productions||Jon Pertwee||SF media con
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||Feb. 26-28, 1993||[[Los Angeles]] (Burbank)||California||Burbank Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One Goes Fourth||Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||Mar. 20, 1993||[[Baltimore]] (Linthicum)||Maryland||BWI Marriott Hotel ||Friends of Doctor Who Birthday Bash||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred||McCoy and Aldred appeared live during the pledge-drive for [[Maryland Public Television]] later the same night
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||Mar. 21, 1993||[[Boston]] (Waltham)||Massachusetts||Brandeis University||Universicon VI||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Apr. 16-18, 1993||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con XII||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy||DW, Star Trek and Babylon 5
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||May 14-16, 1993||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Radisson Hotel||Anglicon VI||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Now_you_see_him Morning News Tribune]
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||June 4-6, 1993||[[Oklahoma|Oklahoma City]]||Oklahoma||Central Plaza Hotel||Thundercon 3||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 19-21, 1993||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||WishCon III||John Levene, Wendy Padbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_not_lost_on_space_fans Union-News]
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||Nov. 21-28, 1993||Miami||Florida|| ||Who Cruise '93||Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Nov. 26–28, 1993||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '93||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, <s>Deborah Watling</s>, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, John Levene, Elisabeth Sladen, John Leeson, Anthony Ainley, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, <s>Verity Lambert</s>, Christopher Barry, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_honors_British_TV_sci-fi Chicago Tribune]. The unaired "Big Ron" version of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OfZoTWvMgA Dimensions in Time] was shown.
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||1993||||||||Panopticon 8||Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts||
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||Feb. 18-21, 1994||[[Los Angeles]] (Glendale)||California||Glendale Red Lion Inn||A Fifth of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Lowest attended Gallifrey One convention in its history, mostly due to [[wikipedia:1994 Northridge earthquake|Northridge earthquake]] (taking place exactly one month prior). Philip Segal attended the convention incognito
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||June 10-12, 1994||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Best Western Executive Suites||Britannicon ([[KBDI]])||Colin Baker, Sophie Aldred||
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||Nov. 18-20, 1994||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon IV||Nicola Bryant||
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||Nov. 25–27, 1994||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '94|| Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Futurevision Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 24-26, 1995||[[Los Angeles]] (Irvine)||California||Radisson Plaza Irvine||The Six Wives of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Philip Segal, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||First event to preview developments for what would be the [[TV Movie]], with producer Philip Segal making his first US appearance, and (at the time) fan liaison Jean-Marc Lofficier. Report on Segal's panel and interview in DWM 226
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||Nov. 3-5, 1995||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||Wishcon 5 (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Renamed United Fan Con in 1996
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||Nov. 24–26, 1995||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '95||Sophie Aldred, Brian Blessed, Michael Craze, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Walsh, Anneke Wills, Paul Cornell||While there, Aldred promoted the fan-made video [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111148/ Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans] which had recently been released in the US
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||Feb. 16-19, 1996||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Seventh Seal of Gallifrey One||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Philip Segal, Terry Walsh, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Full video preview of 1996 TV movie first debuted. [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s '''Sci-Fi Buzz''' attended and interviewed the guests: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dfb1vgfngI&feature=youtu.be YouTube 1] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI0EphTLLX8&feature=youtu.be YouTube 2]
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||Mar. 16, 1996||[[Tucson]]||Arizona||The Good Earth Restaurant, 6366 E. Broadway||(The United Whovians of Tucson)||John Levene||
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||Mar. 29-30, 1996||[[North Carolina|Wilmington]]||North Carolina||Coast Line Convention Center ||Wholucination I||Anthony Ainley, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>||
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||May 3-5, 1996||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Quality Inn||Anglicon IX||Anneke Wills, Gillian Horvarth, Donna Lettow||British media con
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||May 11, 1996||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||Doctor Who: A Celebration (The Time Meddlers of Los Angeles)||John Levene, Randy and Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||June 28-30, 1996||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Cancelled. Postponed to 1997.
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||July 5-6, 1996||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Holiday Inn North||Media Live||Philip Segal||
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||Nov. 1-3, 1996||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts|| ||United Fan Con VI (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Earlier events were called '''Wishcon'''
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||Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1996||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '96 ||Colin Baker, Yee Jee Tso, Philip Segal, Sarah Sutton, Lalla Ward, Deborah Watling, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell ||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%3F Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention's_a_who's_Who_of_that_British_TV_sci-fi_favorite Chicago Tribune]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who's_On_First_With_Fans Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 1997||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One Across the Eighth Dimension||Philip Segal, Michael Craze, Anneke Wills, Yee Jee Tso, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Gary Russell, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||Jon Pertwee accepted the convention's invitation to be a guest in 1997 in May 1996, but died three weeks after sending his acceptance letter. First Gallifrey One to feature novelists from the Virgin New/Missing Adventures book series.
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||Apr. 18-20, 1997||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel||Anglicon X||Philip Segal||British media con
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||May 9-11, 1997||[[Albuquerque]]||New Mexico||Howard Johnson's East||<s>ArcCon (Arcalians of Albuquerque)</s>||Anneke Wills, John Levene, Yee Jee Tso||The convention was cancelled, but that was never announced so several people still showed up! 
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||May 13-27, 1997||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Regal Empress||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise ([[WUSF]])||Sylvester McCoy, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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||June 27-29, 1997||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Postponed from 1996 and cancelled.
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||Oct. 12, 1997||[[Sacramento]]||California||Beverly Garland Hotel||Mysticon '97||Nicola Bryant, John Levene||
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||Oct. 31–Nov. 2, 1997||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VII||Caroline John, Geoffrey Beevers||
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||Nov. 28–30, 1997||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '97||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_meet_some_favorites Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 13-15, 1998||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Nine Lives of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Deborah Watling, Matthew Waterhouse, Gary Russell, Paul Cornell, Keith Topping, Martin Day, Jac Rayner, Steve Cole, David J Howe, David McIntee, Dave Owen, Gary Gillatt||Gillatt wrote about his convention experience and conducted fan interviews for DWM 264, published in April 1998
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||May 15-17, 1998||[[Tacoma]]||Washington||Best Western Executive Inn||Anglicon XI||John Levene||British media con. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/If_you_blinked_you_missed_it,_but_a_fun_time_was_had_by_all Seattle Gay News]
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||Nov. 20-22, 1998||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VIII||Louise Jameson||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_beaming_in_for_sci-fi_convention The Union News]
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||Nov. 27–29, 1998||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||HME Visions '98||Geoffrey Beevers, Louise Jameson, Caroline John, Sylvester McCoy, Mark Strickson||
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||Feb. 12-15, 1999||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Tenth Planet of Gallifrey One||Nicholas Courtney, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook, Lisa Bowerman, Andrew Cartmel, Philip Segal, Mike Tucker, Gary Gillatt||First convention appearance by Daphne Ashbrook.
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||July 2-4, 1999||[[Minnesota#Twin Cities|Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Radisson South||CONvergence||Gary Russell||speculative fiction con
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||Dec. 13-18, 1999||[[Miami]]||Florida||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cuise|||Peter Davison||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2000||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Eleventh Hour of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks, Justin Richards, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Dave Stone, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Mike Tucker, Keith Topping, Jonathan Miller, Bill Baggs, Gary Gillatt||
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||Nov. 10-12, 2000||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con X||Frazer Hines||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2000||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Mary Tamm, John Leeson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell||
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||Feb. 23-25, 2001||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Twelfth Regeneration of Gallifrey One||Bonnie Langford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Justin Richards, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Alistair Lock, David J. Howe, Philip Segal, Keith Barnfather, Bill Baggs, Jo Castleton, Nigel Fairs, Peter Anghelides, Arnold T. Blumberg, Simon Bucher-Jones, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Sue Cowley, Gary Gillatt, Craig Hinton, Chris Howarth, Steve Lyons, Jon De Burgh Miller, Dave Owen, Lance Parkin, Lars Pearson, Steve Roberts, Dave Stone, Keith Topping, Nick Walters||Largest-ever appearance of writers from Big Finish Productions, Virgin & BBC Doctor Who book lines outside the UK at a Doctor Who event. The [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS documentary [http://www.timelash.com/tardis/display.php?1778 An Englishman On Gallifrey] was recorded at the event
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||July 7, 2001||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||A Day with Elisabeth Sladen||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 9-10, 2001||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XI||Colin Baker||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2001||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Caroline Morris||Interviews for the [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS release ''ReUNITed'' were recorded at the event
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||Feb. 15-18, 2002||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Thirteenth Floor of Gallifrey One||Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Maggie Stables, Mark McDonnell, Dan Freedman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nicholas Briggs, Philip Segal, Bill Baggs, Keith Barnfather, Jonathan Blum, Keith Topping, Paul Cornell, Paul Ebbs, David J. Howe, Rob Shearman, Caroline Symcox, Dave Stone ||[[Reeltime Pictures]] recorded segments for Philip Segal's Myth Makers VHS at the event
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||Nov. 8-10, 2002||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XII||Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2002||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 14-17, 2003||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One: Episode XIV - The Faction Paradox||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, India Fisher, Caroline Morris, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J. Howe, Stephen James Walker, Mark Donovan, Clayton Hickman, Lance Parkin, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Peter Anghelides, Nev Fountain, Paul Cornell, Caroline Symcox, Lloyd Rose, David McIntee, Dale Smith, Keith Topping, Paul Ebbs, Mark Wright, Jon de Burgh Miller||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Episode_XIV_the_Faction_Paradox Modern Fix]
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||Nov. 7-9, 2003||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIII||Peter Davison, Katy Manning, Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2003||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Northwest||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Michael Sheard, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher||
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||Feb. 13-16, 2004||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One's 15 Minutes of Fame||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Paul Darrow, Yee Jee Tso, India Fisher, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Susannah Harker, Philip Segal, John Ainsworth, Helen Baggs, Lee Binding, David Bishop, Jonathan Blum, Arnold T. Blumberg, Paul Cornell, Jon de Burgh Miller, Christa Dickson, Paul Ebbs, Nigel Fairs, Clayton Hickman, David J. Howe, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, Kate Orman, Tessa Shaw||First US convention appearance by Paul McGann
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||March 26-28, 2004||[[Boston]] (Quincy)||Massachusetts||Quincy Marriott||United Fan Con East||Elisabeth Sladen, Terry Molloy||
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||Nov. 5-7, 2004||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIV||Deborah Watling||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2004||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Peter Purves, Terry Molloy, Yee Jee Tso, Stewart Bevan, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, India Fisher, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2005||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Sixteen Swashbucklers of Gallifrey One||Elisabeth Sladen, Katy Manning, Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, Robert Shearman, Paul Cornell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Lisa Bowerman, Toby Longworth, Simon A. Forward, Craig Hinton, Martin Day, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Darin Henry, Nev Fountain, David J. Howe, Arnold T. Blumberg, Nigel Fairs, John Binns, John Ainsworth, Bill Baggs, Tessa Shaw, Mark Donovan, Peter Ware||A camera crew from '''Doctor Who Confidential''' was at the convention; interviews conducted there appeared in the edition titled "The World of Who", which played after the [[New Series]] episode Bad Wolf, on 11 June 2005. (One of the editors of this very website makes a fleeting appearance!)
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||Nov. 11-13, 2005||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XV||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2005||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Nicola Bryant, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Maggie Stables, Robert Shearman, Nigel Fairs||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Davison_special_guest_at_'Doctor_Who'_event Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2006||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in the 17th and a Half Century||Louise Jameson, Noel Clarke, Mary Tamm, Philip Olivier, Pamela Salem, David Warwick, John Schwab, Alan Ruscoe, Nicholas Briggs, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Keith Boak, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Steve Roberts, Caroline Symcox, James Swallow, David Bishop, Nev Fountain, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Darin Henry, Ian Hallard, Jon de Burgh Miller, David J. Howe, Bill Baggs||The first Gallifrey con to feature actor guests from the [[New Series]]. It was also the last to feature the Saturday evening cabaret
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||Nov. 10-12, 2006||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVI||Mark Strickson||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2006||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Maureen O’Brien, Gabriel Woolf, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clare Buckfield, Nigel Fairs||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2007||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Eighteenth Amendment of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Caroline John, Steven Moffat, Terry Molloy, Eric Roberts, Geoffrey Beevers, Maggie Stables, John Levene, Ben Aaronovitch, Mike Tucker, Tom MacRae, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Paul Cornell, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Keith Topping, Simon Guerrier, Caroline Symcox, David J Howe, Darin Henry, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, Bill Baggs, The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group||[http://www.offstagetheatregroup.com/ The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group] performed their three-hour long play "The Ten Doctors", which was interrupted mid-way when the fire alarm went off. Colin Baker cameoed as Commander Maxil!
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||Nov. 2-4, 2007||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVII||Wendy Padbury||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2007||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Crowne Plaza||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2008||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Nineteenth Symphony: Opus 2008||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Steven Moffat, Daphne Ashbrook, Andrew Cartmel, Lisa Bowerman, Moya Brady, Sean Gallagher, Derek Riddell, Joel Hodgson, Josh Weinstein, Paul Cornell, Rob Shearman, James Moran, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Simon Guerrier, Andy Lane, Caroline Symcox, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, David J Howe, Keith Topping, Lars Pearson, Christa Dickson||
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||May 23-26, 2008||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VI||John Levene, Lars Pearson||The first five events (2005-2007) had no celebrity guests
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||Nov. 8, 2008||[[Massachusetts]]||Cambridge|| ||New England Fan Experience||Peter Davison||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2008||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Paul Cornell, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Simon Guerrier, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Ciara Janson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Elisabeth_Sladen_just_what_the_'Doctor'_ordered Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 13-15, 2009||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 20 to Life||Phil Collinson, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen, Naoko Mori, Daphne Ashbrook, Phil Ford, Keith Temple, Paul Cornell, James Moran, Toby Hadoke, Rob Shearman, Gary Russell, Laura Doddington, Ciara Janson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Wendy Pini, John Levene, Callum Blue, David J Howe, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Mark Wright, Nev Fountain||
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||May 22-24, 2009||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VII||Mary Tamm, Terrance Dicks, Lars Pearson||
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||Aug. 21, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Cricketers Arms Pub||An Evening with the Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort and Convention Center||Hurricane Who||Gareth David-Lloyd, Louise Jameson, India Fisher, Rob Shearman, Simon Guerrier, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaull||
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||Nov. 23, 2009||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||Café 50 West||An Evening with Louise Jameson||Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2009||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Naoko Mori, Phil Collinson, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher, Nicholas Briggs||
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||Feb. 26-28, 2010||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Blackjack 21||Katy Manning, Tommy Knight, Georgia Moffett, Graeme Harper, Louise Page, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Bob Baker, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Nicholas Briggs, Phil Ford, John Fay, Colin Teague, Alice Troughton, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, John Pickard, Tony Lee, Pia Guerra, Matthew Dow Smith, Paul Tams, Scott Handcock, Steve Roberts, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, David J. Howe||The idea for '''BroaDWcast''' was born at this event
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||Mar. 11, 2010||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||Hurricane Who: Greyhound One|| Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, James Moran, Tony Lee, Tammy Garrison, Russell Tovey (?)||It's possible this event was cancelled
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||May 16, 2010||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||||Who York Event 3: An Evening with the 7th Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 28-30, 2010||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VIII||Dominic Glynn||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2010||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Lisa Bowerman, Nicholas Briggs, Gareth David-Lloyd, Terrance Dicks, Laura Doddington, Simon Guerrier, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Ciara Janson, Tommy Knight, Tony Lee, Ian McNeice, Kai Owen, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2011||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery||Peter Davison, Tracie Simpson, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, John Leeson, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Cush Jumbo, Paul Kasey, Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor, Ian McNeice, Gareth Roberts, Waris Hussein, Pamela Salem, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, Phil Ford, Joss Agnew, James Moran, Daphne Ashbrook, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clayton Hickman||The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson recorded a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HTLKb6JnSc segment] here. '''BroaDWcast''' was officially launched at this event.
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||May 27-29, 2011||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate IX||Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Ben Aaronovitch||
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||Nov. 7-12, 2011||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Paul Marc Davis, Jeremy Bulloch||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2011||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Briggs, Benjamin Cook, Richard Dinnick, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Robert Shearman, Mark Sheppard, Andrew Hayden Smith, Matthew Waterhouse||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/They_won't_be_shopping:_'Doctor_Who'_diehards_have_other_plans_on_Friday Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2012||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Network 23||Paul McGann, Camille Coduri, William Russell, Mark Sheppard, Louise Jameson, Maureen O’Brien, Caitlin Blackwood, Richard Franklin, Tony Curran, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, W. Morgan Sheppard, Simon Fisher-Becker, Philip Segal, Toby Haynes, Richard Senior, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Waris Hussein, Barnaby Edwards, Jason-Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, John Shiban, Michael Troughton, Beth Chalmers, Lisa Greenwood, Philip Olivier, Nigel Fairs, Phil Ford, Charlie Ross, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Richard Dinnick, Jake McGann, Jackie Jenkins, Keith Miller||The newly-restored TARDIS console from the [[TV Movie]] was on display for the first time
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||May 25-27, 2012||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate X||Paul Kasey, Paul Marc Davis||
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||Oct. 5-7, 2012||Minnesota||St. Louis Park ([[Twin Cities]])||Doubletree Hotel Minneapolis-Park Place||Gaylaxicon||Gary Russell||
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||Nov. 2-4, 2012||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Three||Peter Davison, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Hayden Smith, Arlene Tur, Paul Marc Davis, Frazer Hines, Anjli Mohindra, Tony Lee||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2012||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sophie Aldred, Mark Ayres, Nicholas Briggs, Graeme Burk, Andrew Cartmel, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Dinnick, Simon Fisher-Becker, Burn Gorman, Lisa Greenwood, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sylvester McCoy, Ian McNeice, Anjli Mohindra, Gary Russell, Colin Spaull, Paul Spragg||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2013||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One||Freema Agyeman, <s>Sir Derek Jacobi</s>, Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Mark Strickson, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Frazer Hines, <s>Bernard Horsfall</s>, Ben Browder, Mark Sheppard, Saul Metzstein, Douglas MacKinnon, June Hudson, Anjli Mohindra, Dick Mills, Daphne Ashbrook, Frances Barber, Michael Jayston, Stephen Thorne, Shaun Dingwall, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Ian McNeice, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Andrew Smith, Nina Toussaint-White, Lisa Bowerman, Finn Jones, Gary Russell, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Hope, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Dan Hall, Ed Stradling, Jane Espenson, Julian Holloway, Charlie Ross, Scott Handcock, Peter Anghelides||Horsfall died Jan. 28. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Convention_Gallifrey_One_Sells_Out,_as_3,200_Fans_Pack_the_L.A._Airport_Marriott LA Weekly]
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||May 24-26, 2013||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XI||Colin Baker, Andrew Cartmel, Colin Spaull||
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||June 2013||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Caitlin Blackwood||The first event in 2012 had no celebrity guests
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||Oct. 19-26, 2013||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sylvester McCoy, Frazer Hines, Alan Ruscoe, Pamela Salem, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull, Tommy Knight, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 1-3, 2013||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Four||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Daphne Ashbrook, Terrance Dicks, Tony Lee, Colin Spaull, Gareth David-Lloyd, David J. Howe, Tommy Knight||
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||Nov. 8-10, 2013||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-Islip Airport||L.I. Who||Sylvester McCoy, Daphne Ashbrook, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Waris Hussein, Simon Fisher-Becker||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Convention_Finds_Home_on_Long_Island Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2013||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Freema Agyeman, Daphne Ashbrook, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Tracey Childs, Peter Davison, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Richard Hope, Michael Jayston, Louise Jameson, Paul McGann, Dick Mills, Terry Molloy, Paul Spragg, Dan Starkey, Ed Stradling, Sarah Sutton, Nina Toussaint-White||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Who's_Who Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 2014||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years||Colin Baker, Billie Piper, Arthur Darvill, Paul McGann, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Jean Marsh, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Tom Price, Gareth Thomas, Annette Badland, Mark Sheppard, Daphne Ashbrook, David Banks, Terrance Dicks, Tracey Childs, Lachele Carl, Stuart Milligan, Velile Tshabalala, Amy Pemberton, Chase Masterson, Ricco Ross, Emma Campbell-Jones, Sonita Henry, Jane Goddard, Ellie & Joseph Darcey-Alden, Steve Hughes, Toby Hadoke, Gary Russell, Derek Ritchie, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell, Jane Espenson, Rob Shearman, Stephen Cole, Keith Topping, Phil Ford, Peter Anghelides, Tony Lee, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Scott Handcock, David J. Howe, Steve Roberts||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fan_celebrate_25_years_at_Gallifrey_One El Paisano]. Hadoke performed "Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf" and "My Stepson Stole My Sonic Screwdriver"
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||May 16-18, 2014||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Sophie Aldred, Deborah Watling||
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||May 23-25, 2014||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XII||Terrance Dicks, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||June 2014||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Sylvester McCoy, Gareth David-Lloyd, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 7-9, 2014||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Clarion Hotel||L.I. Who 2||Paul McGann, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terrance Dicks, Terry Molloy||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It%27s_about_time_(Newsday) Newsday]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Long_Island_Doctor_Who_Convention_Outgrows_Venue Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 28-30, 2014||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Nicholas Briggs, Noel Clarke, Camille Coduri, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden, Dominic Glynn, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sonita Henry, Frazer Hines, Mat Irvine, Wendy Padbury, Billie Piper, Deborah Watling||
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||Feb. 13-15, 2015||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 26 Seasons of Gallifrey One||John Barrowman, Janet Fielding, Eve Myles, Sophie Aldred, Derrick Sherwin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Naoko Mori, Burn Gorman, Dan Starkey, Jamie Mathieson, Rachel Talalay, Arwel Wyn Jones, Claire Pritchard, Ellis George, Andrew Cartmel, Bruno Langley, Adjoa Andoh, Phil Ford, Terry Molloy, Nick Robatto, Nicholas Briggs, Mike Tucker, Colin Spaull, Danny Hargreaves, Jane Espenson, Matthew Jacobs, W. Morgan Sheppard, Jason Connery, Juliet Landau, Angela Bruce, Gabriel Woolf, Ross Mullan, Garrick Hagon, Paul Cornell, David Gooderson, Christopher Neame, Marnix van den Broeke, Sarah Louise Madison, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Peter Anghelides, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David Gerrold, Keith Barnfather, Steve Roberts, Darin Henry||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_conquers_TV_universe Los Angeles Daily News]
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||Mar. 13-15, 2015||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Andrew Cartmel, Ellis George, <s>Dan Starkey</s>, <s>Gareth David-Lloyd</s>||Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_drops_in_on_Clarksville_for_Whovian_convention The Leaf Chronicle].
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||Mar. 27-29, 2015||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Tom Baker via Skype, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy, Deborah Watling, Patricia Quinn, Colin Spaull, Nev Fountain||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_in_-_The_Whovians_are_coming_to_Baltimore_County_to_share_their_mutual_love_of_the_cult_sci-fi_TV_series_%27Doctor_Who%27 The Baltimore Sun]
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||Apr. 23-25, 2015||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 2]] and the Irving Invasion||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs||The first event in 2013 had no celebrity guests
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||May 22-24, 2015||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIII||Michelle Gomez, Katy Manning, Nick Robatto||
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||May 29-31, 2015||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Colin Baker, Gareth David-Lloyd, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden||
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||Oct. 2-4, 2015||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, Daphne Ashbrook, Victor Pemberton||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_to_gather_for_Wichita%27s_first_%27Doctor_Who%27_convention The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 13-15, 2015||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 3||Paul McGann, Noel Clarke, Carole Ann Ford, Katy Manning, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Nina Toussaint-White, Daphne Ashbrook, Derrick Sherwin, Dan Starkey, Annette Badland, Ian McNeice||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2015||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Samuel Anderson, Nicholas Briggs, Seán Carlsen, Richard Franklin, Burn Gorman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Christopher Jones, Finn Jones, Alex Kingston, John Levene, Sarah Louise Madison, Katy Manning, Chase Masterson, Paul McGann, Ross Mullan, Ingrid Oliver, Tom Spilsbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TARDIS_gathering_has_links_to_area Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 12-14, 2016||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Station 27||Sir John Hurt, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, Samuel Anderson, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Andy Pryor, Patricia Quinn, Julian Glover, Ian McNeice, Naoko Mori, Jessica Martin, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Clare Higgins, Sarah Douglas, India Fisher, Seán Carlsen, Will Thorp, Jami Reid-Quarrell, Matthew Doman, Andrew Cartmel, Andy Lane, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Simon Guerrier, Nev Fountain, Nick Robatto, Tony Lee, Matthew Jacobs, Richard Dinnick, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Mar. 18-20, 2016||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation 2||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michael Troughton, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nick Briggs, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Robert Shearman, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Nev Fountain, John Peel||
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||Mar. 25-27, 2016||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Colin Baker||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Baker_headlines_%27Dr._Who%27_convention The Leaf Chronicle]
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||Apr. 3-9, 2016||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Terry Molloy, Colin Spaull, Katy Manning||
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||Apr. 22-24, 2016||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 3 and the Daleks of DFW]]||Eve Myles, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Richard Franklin, Andrew Cartmel, Simon Fisher-Becker, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_celebrate_a_sci-fi_legacy_at_WhoFest_3 The Irving Rambler]
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||May 20-22, 2016||Laconia||[[New Hampshire]]||Margate Hotel & Resort||Coal Hill Con||Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy||
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||May 27-29, 2016||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIV||Paul McGann, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery||Continued by WHOlanta
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||June 3-5, 2016||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Anneke Wills, Dominic Glynn||
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||June 25-26, 2016||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Embassy Suites Downtown||Con Kasterborous||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Oct. 14-16, 2016||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy II||Peter Davison, Richard Franklin, Dominic Glynn, Mark Strickson, Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood, Anneke Wills, Nabil Shaban, Stephen Thorne, Waris Hussein||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Whovians,_'Time_Eddy_II'_is_what_the_Doctor_ordered Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 11-13, 2016||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 4||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Paul McGann, Jemma Redgrave, Sophie Aldred, Nicholas Briggs, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, Peter Purves, Richard Franklin, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, <s>Clare Higgins</s>, Matthew Jacobs, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2016||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Wendy Padbury, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Michelle Gomez||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2017||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 28 Years Later||Paul McGann, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Peter Purves, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, John Leeson, Philip Hinchcliffe, Gareth David-Lloyd, Daphne Ashbrook, Catrin Stewart, Naoko Mori, Deep Roy, Mat Irvine, Simon Fisher-Becker, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Barnaby Edwards, Roger Murray-Leach, June Hudson, Howard Burden, Danny Webb, Jimmy Vee, Christine Adams, Hattie Hayridge, Ryan Carnes, Michael Troughton, Sean Carlsen, Prentis Hancock, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell||
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||Mar. 17-19, 2017||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Sarah Madison, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_convention_coming_back_to_Clarksville The Leaf-Chronicle]
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||Mar. 24-26, 2017||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace||(Re)Generation 3||Sylvester McCoy, Jenna Coleman, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Catrin Stewart, Peter Purves, Katy Manning, Terry Molloy, Richard Franklin, Nick Briggs, Andrew Cartmel, Rob Shearman ||
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||May 5-7, 2017||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||WHOlanta||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Camille Coduri, Jamie Mathieson ||Continues TimeGate
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||May 5-7, 2017||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 4: The Power of Five]]||Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, Dan Starkey||
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||May 12-14, 2017||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Janet Fielding, Gary Russell||
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||June 10-11, 2017||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Westin||Con Kasterborous||Peter Davison, Neve McIntosh, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||July 15-23, 2017||Port Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Daphne Ashbrook, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Paul McGann</s>||
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||Oct. 13-15, 2017||[[Dayton]] (Fairborn)||Ohio||Holiday Inn||<s>Time Lord Expo</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled.
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||Oct. 14, 2017||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] (Hilliard)||Ohio||Packrat Comics Store||Ohio Who||Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood||
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||Oct. 20-22, 2017||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Drury Plaza Hotel||Time Eddy III||Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts, Katy Manning, Dominic Glyn, Matthew Waterhouse, William Russell, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_'Doctor_Who'_companions_head_to_Wichita_for_the_adventure The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 10-12, 2017||[[Long Island]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 5||Sylvester McCoy, Lalla Ward, Katy Manning, Ingrid Oliver, John Leeson, Barnaby Edwards, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Waris Hussein, Richard Ashton||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Nicholas Briggs, Janet Fielding||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Hilton Orlando Buena Vista Palace||OrlandoCon||Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Dec. 8-10, 2017||Seattle||[[Washington]]||DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel||Anglicon||Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy||
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||<span id="2018">Feb. 16-18, 2018</span>||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 29 Voyages of||Steven Moffat, Sylvester McCoy, Matt Lucas, David Bradley, Jemma Redgrave, Murray Gold, Sophie Aldred, Camille Coduri, Brian Minchin, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Terry Molloy, Lisa Bowerman, Rona Munro, Martin Jarvis, Andrew Cartmel, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Peter Harness, Rachel Talalay, Lawrence Gough, Wayne Yip, Hayley Nebauer, Lindsey Alford, Jessica Martin, Stephen Wyatt, Philip Martin, Mike Tucker, Mark Ayres, Jenny Colgan, Chris Achilleos, Carrie Henn, Chase Masterson, Dee Sadler, Colin Spaull, Richard Ashton, Robert Shearman, Simon Fraser, George Mann, Cavan Scott, Jon Davey, John Dorney, Matt Fitton, Edward Russell, Rekha Sharma, Peter Anghelides, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Jane Espenson||
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||Mar. 23-25, 2018||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Harborplace||(Re)Generation Who 4||Peter Capaldi, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Terry Molloy, John Leeson, Rachel Talalay, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, Nicola Bryant, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Michael Jayston||
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||May 4-6, 2018||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Louise Jameson, Rachel Talalay||
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||May 11-13, 2018||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Neve McIntosh</s>, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart||
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||June 9-10, 2018||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||The Westin at Bridge Street||Con Kasterborous||Mark Sheppard, <s>Dominic Glynn</s>, Catrin Stewart||
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||Sept. 21-28, 2018||Seattle||Washington|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, Wendy Padbury||
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||Oct. 20-21, 2018||[[Cleveland]] (Vermilion)||Ohio||German's Villa||<s>Ohio Who</s>||Sophie Aldred, Michael Jayston||Cancelled.
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||Nov. 17-18, 2018||[[New York City]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Geek Convention||Paul McGann, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison, Jon Davey, John Peel||Continued by '''An Unearthly Convention'''
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||Nov. 23-25, 2018||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Pearl Mackie, <s>Jenna Coleman</s>, Catrin Stewart, Ingrid Oliver, Graeme Harper, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Simon Fisher-Becker, Rosie Jane, Ian McNeice, Ross Mullan, Jon Davey, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison||
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||Dec. 7, 2018||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Science Center||First Friday||Simon Fisher-Becker||[https://www.kmov.com/great_day/simon-fisher-becker-first-friday---dr-who/video_69e8be97-1fbb-5bcc-a552-bd4f4a32f517.html KMOV feature]
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||Jan. 4-6, 2019</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Katy Manning, Neve McIntosh||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2019||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 30 Years in the TARDIS||Colin Baker, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Catherine Tate, John Barrowman, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Nicola Bryant, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Michael Jayston, Tony Curran, Nicholas Briggs, Caitlin Blackwood, Jamie Childs, Wayne Yip, Ben Wheatley, Rachel Talalay, Yasmin Bannerman, Sophie Hopkins, Blair Mowat, Sarah Dollard, Mickey Lewis, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Jon Davey, Rusty Goffe, Rosie Jane, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Paul Vanezis, Richard Molesworth, Christopher Jones, Nev Fountain, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tim Treloar, Lisa Greenwood, Rachael Stott, Jacob Dudman, Cristel Dee, <s>Scott Handcock</s>, Simon Guerrier, Lance Parkin, Tony Lee, Nick Robatto, Stuart Manning, Chris Chapman, Rob Ritchie, Edward Russell||
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||Mar. 29-31, 2019||[[Baltimore]] (Rockville)||Maryland||Bethesda North Mariott||<s>(Re)Generation Who</s>||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Catherine Tate, Sophie Aldred, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terry Molloy||Cancelled
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||May 3-5, 2019||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Jon Davey||
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||June 8-9, 2019||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn/Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>|| ||Cancelled
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||Nov. 23-24, 2019||[[New York City|Long Island]] (Holtsville)||[[New York]]||Ramada Plaza||An Unearthly Convention (L.I. Who)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Daphne Ashbrook, John Leeson||Continues '''L.I. Geek Convention'''
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||Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Tosin Cole, Arthur Darvill, Katy Manning, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Richard Franklin, Frazer Hines, <s>John Levene</s>, Richard Ashton, Greg Austin, <s>Fady Elsayed</s>, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sophie Hopkins, Vivian Oparah, Emma Campbell-Jones, Ryan Carnes||
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||Dec. 13-22, 2019||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Michael Troughton||
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||Jan. 17-19, 2020</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Richard Ashton, John Leeson (by video conference)||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2020||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 31 Flavours of Gallifrey One||Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, Pearl Mackie, Tosin Cole, Anjli Mohindra, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Michelle Ryan, Geoffrey Beevers, Tilly Steele, Mark Dexter, Anna-Louise Plowman, Joy Wilkinson, Vinay Patel, Peter McTighe, Steffan Morris, Sallie Aprahamian, Tracie Simpson, Margot Hayhoe, Rhianne Starbuck, <s>Ray Holman</s>, Michael Collins, Michael E. Briant, Emma Reeves, Una McCormack, Gary Russell, Mark Corden, James DeHaviland, Paul Cornell, Russell Minton, Jon Davey, Richard Ashton, Matt Rohman, Marcus Gilbert, Mark McQuoid, Richard Dinnick, Christopher Jones, <s>Tracy Ann Oberman</s>, Jody Hauser, Matt Fitton, Scott Gray, Keith Barnfather||
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||May 30, 2020||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||online||WHOlanta||Sophie Aldred, Rachel Talalay, Dominic Glynn, Jon Davey||
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||Oct. 10-11, 2020||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>||Catherine Tate||Cancelled
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||Nov. 27-28, 2020||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||online||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Lisa Greenwood, <s>Sylvie Briggs, Mark Dexter, Michael Troughton, Mickey Lewis, Shobna Gulati, Bhavnisha Parmar, Jimmy Vee</s>||
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||Jan. 15-17, 2021||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||online||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Jan. 29-Feb. 9, 2021||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||<s>The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise</s>|| ||cancelled
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||Feb. 12-14, 2021||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||<s>Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight</s>|| ||Postponed to 2022
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||Aug. 7, 2021||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||online||BritCon||Paul McGann, David Bradley, Jon Davey||
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||Nov. 20-21, 2021||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island, Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Time-Flight||Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Michael Jayston, Joanna Ball, Jon Davey, Michael Troughton, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2021||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Michael Jayston, Neve McIntosh, Colin Spaull, <s>Michael Troughton</s>, <s>Sylvie Briggs</s>, <s>Shobna Gulati</s>, <s>Jimmy Vee</s>, Sadie Miller, <s>Simon Fisher-Becker</s>, <s>Bhavnisha Parmar</s>, Clem So, Terry Molloy||
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||Jan. 21-23, 2022||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Satellite 9||Mark Strickson, John Peel||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2022||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight|| Sylvester McCoy, Mandip Gill, Sacha Dhawan, Matt Strevens, Jo Martin, Frazer Hines, Jonathan Watson, Eric Roberts, Sophia Myles, Tommy Knight, Sadie Miller, Anjli Mohindra, Bhavnisha Parmar, Michael Jayston, Stephen Gallagher, India Fisher, Christopher Naylor, Lauren Cornelius, Clem So, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Colin Spaull, Jody Hauser, Paul Cornell, Lisa McMullin, Gary Russell, Matthew Sweet, John Peel, Matt Fitton, Mark Corden, Tony Lee, Rob Ritchie, Martin Geraghty, Emily Cook, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J Howe, Heather Challands, Eliza Roberts; <s> Bonnie Langford, Sophie Aldred, Annabel Scholey, Annette Badland, Derek Martin, Nabil Shaban, Conrad Westmaas, Roberta Ingranata, Keith Barnfather </s>||Rescheduled from 2021
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||Apr. 18-29, 2022||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Molloy||
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||Aug. 5-7, 2022||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||Hilton Bellevue||BritCon||Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Matthew Jacobs, Philip Segal, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 19-20, 2022||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Meglos||Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Sarah Sutton, Sophie Aldred, Kevin McNally, Frazer Hines, Jon Davey, Bhavnisha Parmar, Tim Dane Ried||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2022||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Bhavnisha Parmar, Sophia Myles, Kevin McNally||
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||Jan. 20-22, 2023||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: 10 Years in the Tardis||Sophie Aldred, Tommy Knight||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2023||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 33 1/3 Long Live the Revolution||Jodie Whittaker, Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Chris Chibnall, Janet Fielding, Sophie Aldred, Katy Manning, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Jon Culshaw, Michael Troughton, Daniel Anthony, Craige Els, Jamie Magnus Stone, Patrick O'Kane, Arwel Wyn Jones, Dafydd Shurmer, Tim Treloar, Stephen Noonan, Daisy Ashford, Lauren Cornelius, Jeff Cummins, Richard Price, Simon Carew, Tim Dane Reid, Mickey Lewis, Dan Slott, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Matt Fitton, Joe Lidster, Paul Cornell, Matthew Sweet, Peter Anghelides, Jody Hauser, Simon Guerrier, Matthew Jacobs||
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||June 9-11, 2023||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||Con Kasterborous||<s>Eric Roberts</s>, John Barrowman||
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||Aug. 18-20, 2023||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who 6||Paul McGann, Sacha Dhawan, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Richard Ashton, Mickey Lewis||
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||Oct. 21, 2023||[[Indianapolis]] (Camby & Plainfield)||Indiana||Plainfield Mariott||Doctoberfest 2023: Collision (Who North America)||Sophie Aldred||
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||Oct. 22-29, 2023||Cape Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2023||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Katy Manning, Carole Ann Ford, <s>Frazer Hines</s>, Mark Strickson, Rachel Talalay, Michael Troughton, <s>Jeff Rawle</s>, <s>Colin Spaull</s>, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Lisa Bowerman||
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||Jan. 12-14, 2024||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Year 11||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Lisa Bowerman, Jon Davey||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2024||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Miracle on 34th Street||Sir Derek Jacobi, Alex Kingston, Billie Piper, Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Segun Akinola, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Jacqueline King, Shaun Dingwall, Annette Badland, Kevin McNally, Rachel Talalay, Sally Knyvette, Brian Croucher, Jan Chappell, Brian Herring, Ray Holman, Dominic Glynn, Jonathon Carley, Paul Cornell, Mark Morris, James Goss, John Dorney, Gary Russell, Stephen Cole, Simon Guerrier, Jody Houser, Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson||
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||Aug. 23-25, 2024||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island Airport East||Long Island's Doctor Who Convention||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Yee Jee Tso, Annette Badland, Trevor Cooper, Daphne Ashbrook, Jacqueline King, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Jonathan Watson||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2024||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Jo Martin, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Mark Ayres, Dominic Glynn, <s>Annette Badland</s>, Sacha Dhawan, Sonny McGann, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||
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||Dec. 5-15, 2024||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sophie Aldred, Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy||
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||Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 2025||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Ian McNeice||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2025||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in 35 Millimetre||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Catherine Tate, Jenna Coleman, Steven Moffat, Julie Gardner, Joel Collins, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Michelle Greenidge, Susan Twist, Mark Sheppard, David Gooderson, Kate Herron, Briony Redman, Julie Anne Robinson, Scott Handcock, Gary Russell, Blair Mowat, Paul Magrs, Jonathan Morris, Andrew Smith, Andy Lane, Nev Fountain, Jody Hauser, Sean Carlsen, Alex McQueen, Miles Richardson, Charlie Hayes, Safiyya Ingar, Lizzie Hopley, John Dorney, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Lisa McMullan, Alfie Shaw, Tony Lee, Nigel Fairs, Juliet Landau, Mara Wilson, Alimi Ballard, <s>Lisa Greenwood</s>, Christopher Jones||It was announced that the 38th Gallifrey One convention - to be held in 2028 - would be the last.
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||Aug. 22-24, 2025||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Islip Airport East||L.I. Who||Jo Martin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Paul Jerricho||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2025||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Seán Carlsen, Steph de Whalley, Christopher Eccleston, Carole Ann Ford, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Christopher Jones, Paul Kasey, Jacqueline King, Mickey Lewis, Stephen Love, Alex Macqueen, <s>Peter Purves</s>, Katy Manning, Jo Martin, Rebecca Nation, Miles Richardson, Clem So, Michael Troughton, Susan Twist ||
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||Jan. 23-25, 2026||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America||Console Room||Jo Martin, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook||
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||Feb. 6-8, 2026||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 36 Legends of Gallifrey One: Stories Untold||Peter Davison, Millie Gibson, Jo Martin, Freema Agyeman, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Philip Segal, Matthew Jacobs, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, Kai Owen, Ian McNeice, Ricco Ross, Eliza Roberts, Brian Sloman, Steph de Whalley, Pete McTighe, Alexander Devrient, Michael Troughton, Paul Kasey, Charlie Condou, Miranda Raison, Samir Arrian, Lisa Greenwood, Conrad Westmaas, Rob Valentine, Matt Fitton, Jodie Houser, Rebecca Nation||Celebrating the [[TV Movie]]'s 30th anniversary (albeit without Paul McGann, who had to cancel)
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||Feb. 5-7, 2027||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Magnificent 37 of Gallifrey One||TBA||
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* This list of over '''<span id='conCount'></span>''' events contains only official conventions or shows attended by '''Doctor Who''' cast or crew.
* There were hundreds if not thousands of fan-run gatherings, mini-conventions and events (such as pledge drives) that aren't covered here.
*The travelling '''[[Doctor Who USA Tour|Doctor Who USA Tour / Celebration & Tour 87-88]]''' is also not covered here; that has its own [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]] and [[List of Celebration & Tour stops|list of STOPS]].
*Also omitted are '''Blakes 7''' conventions where Terry Nation was the only '''Doctor Who''' guest, and events where Douglas Adams, in his capacity as creator of '''The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy''', was also a guest.
*Large-scale annual events such as [[Wikipedia:San Diego Comic-Con|San Diego Comic Con]] (since 1970), [[Wikipedia:New York Comic Con|New York Comic Con]] (since 2006), and [[Wikipedia:Pensacon|Pensacon]] (since 2014), which are often attended by '''Doctor Who''' actors and production members, are also not included.
* Persons whose names are <s>struck through</s> are identified in publicity or other advertising material as attending, but who ultimately did not appear at the event
* Additional information, such as convention booklets and advertising flyers, can be found for some of the events on the relevant city / state profile and at the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention_fliers Doctor Who Cuttings Archive]
*The Gallifrey One conventions (ongoing since 1990) feature many guests from the TV, audio, books, comics and peripheral worlds of '''Doctor Who''' and its spin-offs '''Torchwood''', '''The Sarah Jane Adventures''' and '''Class''', as well as from other popular SF films and TV series. We have therefore not included ''everyone'' in our lists here (but a full roll call of convention guests can be seen at the [http://www.gallifreyone.com/?page_id=104 Gallifrey One Conventions site]).
*The long-running Dixie Trek convention has a profile on the [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Dixie_Trek FanLore website HERE]

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! style="width:30%" |'''Notes'''
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||Apr. 13-15, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||LA Marriott||Los Angeles Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Convention||||No Doctor Who guests, but continuous videos of the series played in the "Doctor Who Theatre", sponsored by Time-Life and [[KBSC]]. Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Takes_L.A._by_Storm Starlog 25]. Press kit [https://broadwcast.org/images/1/19/1979-04-13_A_Weekend_with_the_Doctor.pdf here]
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||Dec. 1, 1979||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Continental Hyatt House||The Doctor Who Convention (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Tom Baker, Graham Williams, Terrance Dicks, Gerry Davis, Don Gallacher (music producer of Mankind's disco version of the theme-tune)||Baker and Williams showed up at the eleventh hour; the studio sessions for [[Shada]] had been cancelled and they had nothing else to do that weekend. Video room included [[The Daemons]] and [[Nightmare of Eden]] 1. Baker stayed until the next day to do a signing at Venice Beach. Extensive con report and interview with Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Visit_with_The_Doctor_(Who) Starlog 34]. Interview with Dicks in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Terrance_Dicks Starlog 37]. Ad in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_Who_Convention LA Weekly].
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||Mar. 1-2, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Hyatt Regency||Who 1 (Gallifreyan Irregulars)||Ian Marter, Elisabeth Sladen, Terrance Dicks, Pat Dunlop||Report and interviews in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%27s_Companions_Come_to_Hollywood Starlog 42]. Sladen's appearance mentioned in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_tripper%27s_fear_of_flying Liverpool Echo].
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||Mar. 22, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||North Hollywood Park||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who%27s_Leela_gets_a_call_from_the_West London Evening Standard]
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||Mar. 23, 1980||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Wonderworld Books||Louise Jameson Weekend (Sirius Productions)||Louise Jameson||
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||Aug. 14-16, 1981||[[Tulsa]]||Oklahoma||Camelot Hotel||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||<s>Tom Baker</s>, <s>Lalla Ward</s>, Peter Davison (1st con), Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner (1st con), David Valla ([[The War Games]])||Davison had finished recording [[Kinda]] the day before. Guests are only there on the 16th, due to an air-traffic controllers strike that delayed their flight. Videos shown include [[The Edge of Destruction]], [[The Rescue]], [[An Unearthly Child]] 1. Interviews with JNT and Davison in Fantastic Films 28, Fantasy Empire 4, and Davison in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62], article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What%27s_a_Panopticon%3F_Ask_a_%27Who%27_Fan Tulsa World]. Con organizer Barbara Elder was interviewed by [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._Viewers_Fancy_BBC_Sci-Fi_Fantasy Variety]
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||Feb. 5-7, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon III||John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Nicholas Courtney (1st US con), Jane Judge, Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett), Dave Prowse||Generic SF convention. It was here that Bulloch hinted to JNT that he'd like to appear in Doctor Who again. It didn't happen. Courtney often spoke of his first-ever US convention where he encountered lots of female fans dressed as the Brigadier. (In his autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It" (2005), Courtney says his first US con was at the Holiday Inn in Fort Lauderdale, in 1982 - soon after he'd finished filming [[Mawdryn Undead]]. However, this event was six months ''before'' he worked on [[Mawdryn Undead]]; we feel sure Courtney is misremembering things. He isn't getting the year wrong and mixing this up with the 1983 Omnicon IV (see below) because he wasn't there; indeed ''none'' of the newspaper or fanzine reports on that later event mention him.
|-||Feb./Mar.?, 1982||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||University of Florida||||John Nathan-Turner||Nathan-Turner showed tapes of recently-screened Peter Davison stories. (We're not exactly sure when this event was; Omnicon III was held in Fort Lauderdale from 5-7 Feb -- see above; since JNT was in Florida for that, the visit to Gainesville may have been a side-trip. If it was a separate visit to the state, it would likely have been after work on season 19 had completed (which wrapped on 1 March 1982) and before rehearsals for season 20 commenced (on 30 March 1982).
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||July 16-18, 1982||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Americana Congress||Panopticon West II||John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Sutton, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, Terry Nation, Anthony Ainley, Terry Sampson (BBC Enterprises)||Also known as "Sweatcon". There were between 3,000 and 6,000 attendees each day, and no air-conditioning! Recording on [[Arc of Infinity]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner announced the pre-sale to the US of 78 Peter Davison episodes (i.e. three seasons worth). It was while at this event that Nathan-Turner sounded out Nation for permission to do a Dalek story to close the 20th season. The [[KRMA]] documentary [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] was filmed. Season 19 shown in video room. Reports in DWM 76 and Fantasy Empire 6. Presumably the interview with JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 62] was conducted here. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_hero_for_all_ages,_Dr._Who_is_just_out_of_this_world Chicago Tribune]. Brief mentions in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/U.S._fans_go_wild_for_Dr_Who_and_Nyssa Daily Express], the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who's_thousands Aberdeen Evening Press] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Time_of_their_lives Liverpool Daily Post]. AP photo of Ainley and fans appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_that_doctor%3F_%28AP_photo%29 several newspapers].
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||Aug. 21-22, 1982||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||||||Terrance Dicks||On the morning of 22 August, Dicks was woken by a telephone call from script editor Eric Saward to sound out his availability to write [[The Five Doctors]]
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||Sept. 18-19, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado|| ||Star Con-Denver VI||John Nathan-Turner||It was while at this convention, that Doctor Who Fan Club of America president, Ron Katz, established an "agreement" with John Nathan-Turner for the club to sell "unofficial" DWFCA merchandise. Film-maker David Ryan approached JNT about a 'behind the scenes' documentary for the 20th next year. [[Castrovalva]] and [[Earthshock]] were shown.
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||Oct. 23, 1982||[[Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn?||Galaxy Party (Omnicon)||Jon Pertwee (first U.S. con)||Report and photos in Fantasy Empire 6.
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||Nov. 21, 1982||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Mammoth Gardens||Whovian Festival II (aka Colorado Whovian Festival)||Sarah Sutton, Anthony Ainley||This was the first event run by the newly-formed Doctor Who Fan Club of America (DWFCA). Whovian Festival I (June 5, 1982) was a local gathering with no celebrity guests.
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||Feb. 4-6, 1983||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon IV||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, John Nathan-Turner,  John McElroy (DWAS)||DW and Star Trek. Davison - who wore his Doctor's costume - had just completed recording [[Enlightenment]]. JNT was at the Con 5-6 Feb only, but stayed on in the US on holiday until 14 Feb. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/More_than_300_attend_sci-fi_festival Galveston Daily News], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Spaced-out_sci-fi_fans_beam_down_for_festival Sun-Sentinel] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_is_real_far_out Tallahassee Democrat]. Report in Fantasy Empire 1983 Summer Special.
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||Feb. 13, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||John Nathan-Turner||More of a signing than a convention, photos of event [https://www.facebook.com/GharyZ/photos_albums HERE]. A group of fans had earlier staged their own version of [[The Five Doctors]]; they appeared at the event still in costume, and the group was photographed with JNT. (After being in the US for over a week, JNT flew back to the UK on 14 Feb.) Photos of Nathan-Turner with the costumed fans appear in the Radio Times 20th Anniversary Special. Photo of JNT in DWM 83.
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||Feb. 19-20, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||New Fantasy Shop||||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson||More of a signing than a convention; signing sessions ran from noon-2pm, then 4-6pm on the first day, and noon-2pm, 3-5pm on the second. A (delayed) story was run in the 6 May 1983 [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_who_are_in_the_know_crowd_store_to_see_%27Doctor%27 Daily Herald]. Photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id31.html HERE], and [http://blogforgallifrey.com/?p=88 HERE (from the 20th)].
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||Mar. 13, 1983||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||UF Carleton Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA) mini-festival||Ron Katz||Probably no guests. Katz showed two stories: "Ones that haven't aired yet, featuring Peter Davison." Story in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_brings_a_new_dimension_to_space The Sun]
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||May 27-30, 1983||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Palo Alto||NADWAS||Tom Baker, Christopher Crouch (BBC Enterprises)||Baker and Crouch were interviewed for [[Dr. Who in America]]; Baker also recorded his [[An Interview with]] segment at the [[KTEH]] studios
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||May 28-30, 1983||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Seattle Trade Center||Futurefest 83||||Not sure if any DW guests attended.
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||July 9-10, 1983||[[Tampa]]||Florida||McKay Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen, John Nathan-Turner||The various conventions attended by Jon Pertwee during July 1983 were chiefly to publicise his stories, some of which (i.e. just the full colour ones) had recently been re-released into US syndication. Pertwee gave JNT some candy called "Mounds", asking him to give these to his old friend Ingrid Pitt, who JNT would be seeing a few days later at rehearsals for [[Warriors of the Deep]]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. The interviews with Pertwee that appeared in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Jon_Pertwee:_The_Gallant_Doctor Starlog 79], and Sladen seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_an_Actor Starlog 77] were likely conducted during the July tour. Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hiccup_delays_Worzel_Gummidge Liverpool Echo]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Are_you_a_fan_of_Dr._Who%3F Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult_of_fans_knows_that_the_Doctor_is_in Tampa Tribune].
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||July 13, 1983||[[Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||Hamilton Hall, University of NC||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Reports in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983, [http://kith.beeblebroxcompany.org/tagged/Volume-1.8 KITH Newsletter], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_lands_in_North_Carolina Star-News]
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||July 16, 1983||[[New York City|New York]]||New York||Beacon Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3f_There's_no_question_he's_a_cult_hero Wilmington Evening News].
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||July 16-17, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton International O'Hare||Creation||Tom Baker||Report in Fantasy Empire Collectors Edition No 1, and photos in DWM 83, and [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id29.html HERE]. Tom Baker appeared on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7gz5zMICqo local news].
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||July 19, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Walnut Street Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Festival_To_Be_In_Philly The Daily Times]. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_%27Dr._Who%27_star_wonders_%27why_all_the_fuss%3F%27 Courier-Post].
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||July 22-24, 1983||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Panopticon West III (Prydonian Renegades)||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Fiona Cumming, <s>John Levene</s>, Ian Fraser, David Saunders (from DWAS)||Nathan-Turner flew to the US only hours after attending the final day's location filming on [[The Awakening]]. Saunders recalls that rumours were circulating at the con that Colin Baker had been cast as the sixth Doctor. Report in Fantasy Empire 12, and interview with Ainley in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Anthony_Ainley Starlog 80], and JNT in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/John_Nathan_Turner_Producing_Doctor_Who Starlog 82]. Footage shown in [[The Whovians]].
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||July 23-24, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Granada Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||Photos in DWM 83. Report in Whovian Times, Oct. 1983 and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Stateside_Whovians_are_gathering_in_summer The South Bend Tribune].
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||July 30-31, 1983||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Paramount Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||A selection of early black and white stories and colour Pertwees was shown, plus brand new Season 20 episodes. Also screened were episodes of Worzel Gummidge. 
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||Aug. 12-14, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||The Authorized Dr. Who 20th Anniversary Celebration (ComicCon)||Peter Davison, Ian Marter, Janet Fielding (1st con), John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney||Nathan-Turner (who celebrated his 36th birthday on 12 Aug) brought tapes of season 20 episodes. Reports in DWM 83 and Fantasy Empire 13, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id20.html HERE].
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||Aug. 20-21, 1983||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||John Leeson (1st con)||Leeson often speaks of his first US con; he was the sole guest at a fan event in Philadelphia, where (in disguise as a fan called "George from Pittsburgh") he participated in a "K9 sound-alike competition" - and lost! Photo of "disguised" Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]. Report in North American CT (Oct 1983), and article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who-Manoids_Flip_Over_Their_TV_Hero The Inquirer]
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||Oct. 1-2, 1983||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Creation, The Elder Corp.||Tom Baker||Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_on_Earth... The Sunday Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Taking_the_Mystery_Out_of_Doctor_Who%3F%3F%3F The Boston College Heights].
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||Nov. 19-20, 1983||[[North Carolina|Chapel Hill]]||North Carolina||University of NC||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||
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||Nov. 26-27, 1983||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||The Ultimate Celebration (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton (1st con), Peter Davison, Nicholas Courtney, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, John Leeson, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Carole Ann Ford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Louise Jameson, Mary Tamm, Nicola Bryant, Fiona Cumming, Ian Fraser, Gary Downie, Julie Brennan, Terry Nation, Peter Moffatt, Matthew Waterhouse||Location filming for [[The Caves of Androzani]] had been completed the week before, although JNT was in Canada at that time, flying on to the US directly. It was at this event that JNT approached Troughton to appear in Season 22. On 25 November 1983, at the end of the UK broadcast of [[The Five Doctors]], Peter Davison was briefly interviewed by Terry Wogan (filmed on 14 November), and said he was flying off to [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIfaZRCsc4w a US convention in Chicago]. On 28 November, various UK news bulletins, such as [http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3yLMbKdUlSQ#t=7s BBC 1 News] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzRQZ0R9qoQ&feature=related Newsround] reported on the event, one of which was used in the 29 November edition of ''Video Dispatch'' in New Zealand. Also on 29 November, [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5VjMVADBk ''Entertainment Tonight''] reported on the convention. On 3 December, ''Entertainment This Week'' ran the same story, but with an edit that omitted the majority of the clips from [[The Five Doctors]]. That same edition of ''ETW'' aired in New Zealand on 17 December 1983, and in Australia on 8 January 1984. The existing elements of [[Shada]] were shown for the first time. A full con report appeared in DWM "Merchandise Special" 1984. Pertwee recorded a voiceover for the con's [http://fuzzymemories.tv/#videoclip-2104 TV commercial]. Fan Video of Pertwee, Sladen, Courtney on stage: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FX2OPZzPwc PART 1]; [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwThegG47sU&feature=relmfu PART 2]; panel footage [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDg31fcKoFE HERE]. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id19.html HERE]. Report in DWB 7 & 8, photos and interview with Cumming in Fantasy Empire 15, report in Fantasy Empire 16.
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||Feb. 3-5, 1984||[[Miami]]||Florida||Biscayne Bay Marriott ||Omnicon V||John Nathan-Turner, Colin Baker (1st con), Nicola Bryant, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney||The first studio session for [[The Twin Dilemma]] had been completed. Baker and Bryant wore their costumes. Report and extensive interview with Baker in Fantasy Empire 12; report in Fantasy Empire 15. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJObUT1y8wY News report here]
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||Feb. 11-12, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker||Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], and some can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSLgBEIZ5_Y&feature=related HERE]
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Panopticon West (NADWAS)||Tom Baker||Baker was interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1984||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Golden Gateway Holiday Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JN-T interview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_producer_visits_with_fans Peninsula Times Tribune]
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||May 26-28, 1984||[[Rochester]]||New York||||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Terrance Dicks||
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||June 2-3, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||June 9-10, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||<s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, Sarah Sutton, Ian Marter||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4lgyChswIc Report] on [[NJN]]. Footage appears in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]]
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||June 15-17, 1984||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||Quality Inn||Time Festival Panopticon West IV (aka DWExpo '84)||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Nicola Bryant</s>||Report in DWM 96, and interviews with Nathan-Turner and Baker in Marvel US #5. Location filming for [[Attack of the Cybermen]] had just been completed; Nathan-Turner was unavailable for comment on the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Koo_Falls_Out_with_Dr_Who Koo Stark incident].
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||June 16-17, 1984||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||Elisabeth Sladen, Sarah Sutton||
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||June 23-24, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||||Creation||||
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||June 30-July 1, 1984||[[Detroit]]||Michigan||||Creation||Sarah Sutton, Ron Katz||
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||July 6-8, 1984||[[Alabama|Mobile]]||Alabama||Riverview Plaza||Gulf Con 84||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 7-8, 1984||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Creation||||
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||July 14-15, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Park Plaza Hotel||Creation||Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||July 21-22, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||[[Dr. Who in America]] premiered here.
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||July 27-29, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||||Gateway Con II||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Mary Tamm?||
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||July 28-29, 1984||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Airport Holiday Inn||Creation||Ian Marter, Ron Katz||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Best_Bets Lakeland Ledger]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[San Jose]]||California||Sainte Claire Hotel Convention Center||Timecon 84||Jon Pertwee, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Sarah Lee, Gerry Davis?||Nathan-Turner was absent from rehearsals for [[The Two Doctors]]. Pertwee and Nathan-Turner likely recorded their "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_fans_emulate_their_hero_at_San_Jose_fantasy_convention Two] [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/4,000-plus_%27Who%27_fans_come_out reviews] in the Peninsula Times Tribune. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_TV_hero_for_the_ages San Jose Mercury News]; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRch2vfavFw Footage from evening Cabaret HERE]
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||Aug. 3-5, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||Buffalo Who Fest 84 (Pyramids of Buffalo)||<s>John Nathan-Turner</s>||
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||Aug. 17-19, 1984||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '84 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Louise Jameson, Nicholas Courtney, John Leeson, Ian Marter||Another "K9 sound-alike contest" was held. Interview with Marter in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Harry_Sullivan%27s_Travels Starlog 124]. Misleading ad in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker,_who_portrays_Dr_Who Post-Dispatch]
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||Aug. 25-26, 1984||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Omni Park Central||Creation Summer Expo||Mary Tamm||
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||Sept. 15-16, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson, Terrance Dicks||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WC6b4uUQX8M Footage here], Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Where,_when_and_how_to_find_Dr._Who_(Who%3F) Courier-Post]
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||Sept. 22-23, 1984||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||Hyatt Regency||Creation||||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1984||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson, John Leeson||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Terry Nation||DW and Star Trek
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||Oct. 6-7, 1984||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||||
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||Oct. 13-14, 1984||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Hotel||Creation||||
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||Oct. 20-21, 1984||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Bel Air Hilton||Creation||Mary Tamm||
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||Nov. 3-4, 1984||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Mark Strickson?||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tonic_for_a_science-fiction_addiction Philadelphia Inquirer]
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||Nov. 9-11, 1984||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel Buffalo Airport||Buffalo Who Fest 1984||Jon Pertwee, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>, <s>Mary Tamm</s>, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie, <s>Gerry Davis</s>, Gail Bennett||Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had just been completed. Report in Fantasy Empire 18
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||Nov. 16-17, 1984||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||Jon Pertwee, Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Omni Park Central Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm?||In her autobiography ''Second Generation'', Tamm mentions being the sole DW guest at a general SF con held in New York, her first-ever visit to that city (although she recalls seeing people dressed in ''Star Trek The Next Generation'' costumes, that must be a mixed memory, as that series didn't start until 1987)
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||Nov. 23-25, 1984||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||TARDIS 21 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley, Nicholas Courtney, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, John Nathan-Turner, Terrance Dicks, Ian Marter, John Levene, Richard Franklin, <s>Mary Tamm</s>||TARDIS 21 stands for The Annual Reunion of Doctors In Season 21. Location filming for [[The Mark of the Rani]] had been completed. Pertwee and Troughton performed their infamous water-pistol fights. Pertwee recorded a segment for [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGf3zWpjPGU Son of Svengoolie] and was interviewed on [http://chicago.epguides.com/DoctorWho/ WGN Radio]. Report in DWM 99, DWB 19, and Fantasy Empire 19, and photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id23.html HERE], and extensive photo gallery [https://www.flickr.com/photos/maryloye/sets/72157633060045747/ HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Four,_count_%27em,_four_Dr._Whos_at_Hyatt_Regency Tinley Park Star]. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_call_for_the_interplanetary_Doctor Sun-Times] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/In_Whovian_Heaven The Washingon Post]. Sladen's account in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr_Who_is_tonic_for_time_traveller_Liz Middlesex County Times].
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||Jan. 12-13, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Marriott Copley Place||Creation||Sarah Sutton, James Doohan||DW and Star Trek
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||Jan. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Mark Strickson||DW and Star Trek
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||Feb. 1-3, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Marriott Hotel||Omnicon VI||John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Michael Keating, Gary Downie?||Courtney says he attended a Miami convention in early 1985, which is likely to be Omnicon VI, although that was held in Tallahassee
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Champaign]]||Illinois||Chancellor Inn Convention Center||Time Travellers Anonymous||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Sarah Lee, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Patrick Troughton</s>||Production on [[Revelation of the Daleks]] had recently been completed, although JNT was already in the US for the above Florida convention. The city was affected by a blizzard, which prevented many from attending. It was on the flight home that Baker read the script for "The Nightmare Fair", which would have been the first story of season 23. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Just_what's_Who_all_about%3F The Pantagraph]. Order form in [[WILL]]'s [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Fans_Take_Note magazine].
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||Feb. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mary Tamm||DW and Star Trek. Presumably the interview with Tamm appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) was recorded at this event. Interview with Tamm in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mary_Tamm:_A_Noble_Romana Starlog 95]. [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Philly_hears_a_Who Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_is_Mr._Spock%3F review] in The Daily Pennsylvanian.
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||Feb. 23-24, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner||Starting in 1985, the Whovian Festival Tour was renamed Doctor Who Festival (we have retained the old name in this guide for consistency). [[Attack of the Cybermen]], [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[The Mark of the Rani]] are shown. Was this the convention when the [http://thedoctorwhocompanion.com/2017/03/07/remembering-the-first-public-airing-of-douglas-adams-shada/ tape of [[Shada]] was stolen?]. Presumably the Nathan-Turner and Baker interviews appearing in the [[NJN]] documentary [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] (and [[The Home Whovian]] video) were recorded at this event. Soft rumours about the series being cancelled had been circulating. On returning home, Nathan-Turner was summoned to see his bosses...
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||Mar. 8, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||This was Nathan-Turner's first US con after the series had been placed on "hiatus". The event was publicized in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/WEDU,_Channel_3,_is_having_a_double_feature_of_%22Doctor_Who%22_episodes_Saturday_night Lakeland Ledger, Mar. 1] and reviewed [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It_was_the_right_place_to_be_for_Whovians Mar. 15]. Davison and Nathan-Turner interviewed in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who%3F_Tampa_Whovians_turn_out_to_see Tampa Tribune]. [[WEDU]]? aired a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zor0R4bZKKg featurette]
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||Mar. 9, 1985||[[Gainesville]]||Florida||O'Connell Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||
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||Mar. 10, 1985||[[Tallahassee]]||Florida||Leon County Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Dr._Who_Festival Tallahassee Democrat]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Hundreds_of_Whovians_give_hearty_hello_to_the_latest_incarnation_of_the_Doctor Florida Flambeau]
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||Mar. 15-17, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Hitchhiking to Gallifrey||Peter Davison, Sandra Dickinson, Mark Wing-Davey||Three month-old Georgia Moffett was in attendance
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||Mar. 16-17, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[Vengeance on Varos]] are shown. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Mar. 22, 1985||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Dane County Coliseum||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Guess_Who%27s_coming_here%3F_Doctor%27s_friends Capital Times]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Ahhhh,_what_a_time_had_at_%27Doctor_Who%27_festival Capital Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who%3F Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Mar. 23, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Westin Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||[[The Daemons]] and [[Attack of the Cybermen]] are shown. Report in Fantasy Image 3.
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||Mar. 23-24, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Gateway Inn||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||JNT was already in the US for the other Creation event the previous weekend
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||Mar. 24, 1985||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning, Terrance Dicks||
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||Mar. 30-31, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston Sheraton||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival||Nicholas Courtney||This was one of the first of several Starlog conventions held throughout the year. Con report in [https://archive.org/stream/starlog_magazine-096/096#page/n27/mode/2up Starlog 96]
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||Apr. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation (Salute to Doctor Who)||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks||It was Davison's birthday. The sign on stage said "Peter Davidson", which had the extra "D" covered over with a sheet of paper! A "Save the Doctor" rally was held. Interview with Dicks in Marvel US #11, and Davison in #16-17
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||Apr. 20, 1985||[[Portland]]||Oregon||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Review at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!original/net.tv.drwho/3QQBqb4NWBY/Hhoc5QOxirMJ net.tv.drwho]
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||Apr. 21, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner||[[Attack of the Cybermen]] and [[The Two Doctors]] are shown. Troughton likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||Apr. 26-28, 1985||[[Austin]]||Texas||Villa Capri Hotel||Who-Tex||Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker||This would appear to be the convention at which photos were taken of Baker sitting in the trunk of a car with the registration plate DR WHO 6, as seen in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_The_Doctor_is_Out Starlog 132]
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||Apr. 27-28, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton?||
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||May 17-19, 1985||[[Atlanta]]||[[Georgia]]||Northlake Hilton||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Dixie Trek 5]]||Jon Pertwee, Terry Nation||
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||May 25-27, 1985||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambassador Hotel||Creation||||
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||DW and Star Trek
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||June 8-9, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||||Matthew Waterhouse||DW and Star Trek
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||June 14-16, 1985||[[Phoenix]] (Scottsdale)||Arizona||La Posada Hotel||Phoenixcon||<s>Louise Jameson</s>, John Leeson||
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||June 15-16, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Janet Fielding, (Nicholas Courtney?)||General SF. Courtney appeared at a Philadelphia convention, possibly in 1985 - it may have been this Starlog Festival, a follow-on from his appearance at the earlier Starlog Festival in March
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||June 29-30, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 12-14, 1985||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana||International Hotel||Panopticon New Orleans/1985 North American Time Festival||Colin Baker & Marion Wyatt, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, Gary Downie, Anthony Ainley?, Ian Levine||Theme was Mardi Gras. Baker and Nathan-Turner dressed as Time Lords (photos of JNT dressed in his floral Time Lord gown abound). A JNT "Look-a-like" contest was held. A slide-show featuring photos of JNT timed to Carly Simon's 'Nobody Does it Better' was shown. The [[They All Axed for Who]] video documentary was filmed here. Articles in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_theme_is_out_of_this_world Times-Picayune], [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Hold_Fan_Panopticon The Victoria Advocate] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whoies_Play_Doctor_At_Convention_In_New_Orleans The Daytona Beach Morning Journal]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Brush_with_Fame LaCrosse Tribune]
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||July 26-28, 1985||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention and Cultural Center||Timecon 85||Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Ian Marter, Richard Franklin, Sarah Sutton, Gerry Davis, Gary Downie, <s>Terry Nation</s>||Baker likely recorded the "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit
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||July 27-28, 1985||[[New York City|Manhattan]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Aug. 2-4, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Sheraton-Tampa Motor Hotel||Tampa Bay Who Fest 1985||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Colin Baker?, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Ian Marter, plus John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||This appears to be the event later dubbed "The Convention of Death"; only 150 people attended, and the guests didn't get paid. (It was reported in several fanzines in late 1985 - such as DWB 26 - that Colin Baker and JNT had been to a poorly-attended convention in Tampa; there were only three cons held in Tampa in 85, and the one-off Who Fest is the best fit - but see also Spokane in August 1986.)
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 10-11, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Aug. 11, 1985||[[Bellingham]]||Washington||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Nicholas Courtney||Flier seen in [[They All Axed for Who]]. Con fictionalized in [https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ryan-boudinot/the-littlest-hitler/ "So Little Time" by Ryan Boudinot]
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||Aug. 13-14, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 16-18, 1985||[[St. Louis]] (Clayton)||Missouri||Clayton Plaza Holiday Inn||Tardiscon '85 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Ian Marter, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||In the Oct. 5, 1985 issue of [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_girl_is_home Truth], Fielding mentions attending a convention with 70,000 fans. Tardiscon was her most recent convention, but there certainly wasn't 70,000 fans in attendance.
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||Aug. 22-23, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Albany]] or [[Syracuse]]||New York||||||Jon Pertwee||
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||Aug. 24-25, 1985||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Mark Strickson, Judson Scott||DW and Star Trek. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_weekend_feast_for_sci-fi_gourmets;_Sheraton_show_caters_to_Trekkiest_tastes Boston Globe]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Aug. 31-Sept. 2, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention & Exhibit Center||Spirit of Light|| ||
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||Peter Davison||[[An Unearthly Child]], [[The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] and [[The Seeds of Death]] shown in the video room
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||Sept. 7-8, 1985||[[Scranton]]||Pennsylvania||Hilton||Creation||Nicholas Courtney||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/200_Who_fans_browse,_banter_at_the_Hilton The Scrantonian]
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||Sept. 21-22, 1985|| ||[[New York]]||Roosevelt Hilton||The New York Doctor Who Festival (DWFCA and Creation)||Sarah Sutton||
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||1985?||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||||Nicholas Courtney||Courtney appeared at a Cleveland convention, possibly in 1985. (May have been Earthcon V, held at Cleveland Hilton South, 20-22 Sept.)
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||Oct. 1985||||||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Troughton commenced the October Tour on his own, and was later joined by Colin Baker in Houston...
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||Oct. 4, 1985||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5-6, 1985||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Curtis Hixon Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, John Nathan-Turner, Richard Franklin||
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||Oct. 11, 1985||[[Rochester]]||New York||Riverside Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||<s>Patrick Troughton</s>, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 13, 1985||Stamford||[[Connecticut]]||Westhill High School||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker, Jon Pertwee?, John Nathan-Turner||26th and last stop of 1985 per [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_making_house_calls_to_fans press release]
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||Oct. 18, 1985||||New Hampshire||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 18-20, 1985||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania||Valley Forge Convention Center||Whovent 85 (Aerosports/Spirit of Light)||Jon Pertwee, Anthony Ainley, John Levene, <s>Elisabeth Sladen, Lalla Ward</s>, Janet Fielding, Nicola Bryant, Terry Walsh, Carole Anne Ford||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who,_That%27s_Who_Entertainment The Morning Call]
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||Oct. 26-27, 1985||[[San Francisco]] (Palo Alto)||California||Hyatt Rickey's||Creation||Matthew Waterhouse, Roger C. Carmel||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1985||[[Buffalo]]||New York||Executive Hotel||Buffalo Who Fest 1985||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Gary Downie?||
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||Nov. 9-10, 1985||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Creation||Nicholas Courtney, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 16-18, 1985||[[North Carolina|Raleigh]]||North Carolina||Mission Valley Inn||Contrast (The Guardians of Light & Time)||||DW and general SF
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1985||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency||TARDIS 22 (Spirit of Light)||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Janet Fielding, Louise Jameson, Elisabeth Sladen, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, Terry Walsh, Lalla Ward, John Nathan-Turner, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Paul Darrow, Jacqueline Pearce||[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzEV1wmBofg Report on local news]. Blakes 7 shown in video room. Photos [http://www.banningathletics.com/doctorwho/id17.html HERE]. Photo in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_reunion Sun-Times]. Troughton and Pertwee did local radio interviews on the 27th.
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||Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1985||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Terrance Dicks||Did Dicks ever wonder why he wasn't invited to Chicago?
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||1985||||||||||Nicholas Courtney||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney says he attended around 12 US conventions in 1985. We have identified (by date and name) only ten of them...
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||Jan. 11-12, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Continental Hotel||Creation||||
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||Jan. 18-19, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]] (Arlington, Va.)||District of Columbia||Hyatt Regency Crystal City||Creation||||
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||Jan. 25-26, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency Cambridge||Creation||||
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||Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 1986||[[Miami]]||Florida||Miami Airport Hilton||Omnicon VII||Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, James Doohan, Majel Barrett||DW, Blakes 7 and Star Trek. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Feb. 1-2, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Creation||||
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||Feb. 21-23, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Concourse Hotel||WisCon 10 (The Society for the Furtherance & Study of Fantasy & Science Fiction)||Roger Mueller, John Ostrander||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Science_fiction_fans_to_gather Wisconsin State Journal]
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||Feb. 22-23, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]]||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||Mar. 2, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA and [[WEDU]])||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/What,_when_and_where_of_%27Who%27 Tampa Bay Times]
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||Mar. 8-9, 1986||[[Oakland]]||California||Hyatt Oakland||Creation||||
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||Mar. 20, 1986||Concord||[[New Hampshire]]||Highway Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||Audio clips on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcaYIvH5ZQo HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-EMITUMPdI HERE]. Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Calling_all_Dr._Who_fans Nashua Telegraph]. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_Meet_the_Doctor Experience]
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||Mar. 22-23, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Disneyland Hotel||Creation||||
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||Mar. 23, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton||
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||Mar. 28-30,1986||[[Georgia Public Television|Macon]]||Georgia||Macon Hilton||Magnum Opus Con I||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Louise Jameson||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCtVNMaeSQ8 Pertwee and Jameson panel]
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||Apr. 4-6, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con V||Jon Pertwee||
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||Apr. 1986||||New Jersey||||||Patrick Troughton||
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||Apr. 18-20, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Midway Motor Lodge||<s>Doctor in Dairyland</s>||Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, Mary Tamm||Cancelled
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||Apr. 25-27, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VII Inn and Lodge||Paradox||Patrick Troughton, Nicholas Courtney, <s>Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison</s>||Davison was beginning a six-week long convention tour, from late April to early June, but had to cancel his appearance at this event
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Airport Marriott||Whose 7||Colin Baker, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Baker was mid-way through recording "The Mysterious Planet" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||May 2-4, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 86||Peter Davison, John Nathan-Turner||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on [[GPTV]]. Interviews and other footage from the event was broadcast live on GPTV:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOpGQwPaZQ8 HERE] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OKBy8gVENY HERE]. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_to_make_trek_into_Dixie The Atlanta Constitution]. Afterwards, Davison returned to London, but four days later was flying back to the US, in first class with Michael Grade to Washington DC...
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||May 8, 1986||[[Washington DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||||[[Doctor Who USA Tour]]||Peter Davison, Michael Grade||The inaugural launch of the travelling Doctor Who Exhibit - see our [[Doctor Who USA Tour|dedicated PAGE]]. Davison then spent the rest of May attending DWFCA conventions...
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||May 10-11, 1986||[[New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Roosevelt Hotel||Starlog SF, Horror & Fantasy Festival (Creation)||Nicholas Courtney||General SF
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||May 17, 1986||[[Denver]]||Colorado||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 18, 1986||[[Phoenix]]||Arizona||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||
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||May 23, 1986||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Prom Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Press coverage [http://www.michaell.org/who/conclips/prom.phtml HERE]
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||May 23-25, 1986||[[Austin]]||Texas||Austin Marriott Hotel||Who-Tex II||Jon Pertwee||Renamed '''The Next Regeneration''' in 1987
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||May 25-26, 1986||New Brunswick||[[New Jersey]]||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light with Aerosport Ltd.)||Colin Baker, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Lalla Ward, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Bonnie Langford (1st con), Carole Ann Ford, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson||At the time of this convention and the one in Wisconsin a few days later (below), Bonnie Langford hadn't recorded any scenes for the series! (Production was half-way through the "Mindwarp" segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]].) The con guests took time out to visit the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] which was also in town. The stars also took part in the [[wikipedia:Hands Across America|Hands Across America]] event. Interviews for the video [[Doctor Who Then & Now]] were also conducted at the convention
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||May 25, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Park Plaza Castle||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Interview with Davison conducted in Boston in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Peter_Davison:_Unlikely_Hero Starlog 127]
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|style=white-space:nowrap|May 30-June 1, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Wisconsin Union Theatre||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light and [[WHA]])||Peter Davison, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, John Nathan-Turner, Bonnie Langford||Interview with Langford in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/New_%22Doctor_Who%22_Companion Starlog 113], and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Mark_Strickson:_The_Black_Sheep_of_%22Doctor_Who%22 Strickson in 128]. [[Shada]] was shown. Report in DWB 40. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4NDsvci-Mc&feature=related TV ad for the event]. Originally billed as "Econocon" at the Sheraton Inn.
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||May 31-June 1, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Holiday Inn Golden Gateway||Official Starlog Festival||Terry Nation||
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||June 28, 1986||[[Portland]]||Oregon||Portland State University||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_pays_visit_to_Portland Statesman Journal]
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||June 29, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Convention Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Peter Davison||Davison likely recorded "[[An Interview with]]" for [[KTEH]] during this visit.
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||July 11, 1986||[[Cincinnati]]||Ohio||Hyatt Regency||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12, 1986||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]]||Ohio||University Hilton Inn||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 12-13, 1986||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Cambridge||Creation||||
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||July 25-27, 1986||[[San Jose]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Timecon 86||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Colin Baker, Tom Baker, Anthony Ainley, plus various guests from The Voyage Home: Star Trek IV||DW and Star Trek. Tom was there for Friday night and Saturday morning only; he refused to sign autographs. Report on local [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vTvDkuv6ys news]
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||July 26-27, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Omni Convention Center||Atlanta Fantasy Fair||Terry Nation||
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||Aug. 1-3, 1986||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Adam's Mark Hotel||Tardiscon/Time Festival '86 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, Mark Strickson, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, Frazer Hines, Ian Marter, Sarah Sutton, Nicola Bryant, Nicholas Courtney||Baker had completed the first studio recording session for the Vervoid segment of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]]
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||Aug. 15-17, 1986||[[Spokane]]||Washington||Sheraton-Spokane and Riverpark Convention Center||TimeFest '86 (IEDAWS)||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Anthony Ainley, Katy Manning, Ian Marter, John Nathan-Turner||In his 2005 autobiography, "Still Getting Away With It", Courtney mentions this poorly-run convention, at which the guests had to pay their own travel costs. They were to be reimbursed, but due to very poor attendance they were not paid. (It's possible Courtney has the dates and location mixed up, and is actually referring to the August 1985 Tampa event, which had a similar guest line-up and no one was paid.) [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%27s_Who%3F_(The_Spokesman-Review) Preview] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_cross_time,_space_to_attend_festival review] in The Spokesman-Review.
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||Aug. 22, 1986||Trenton||[[New Jersey]]||War Memorial Auditorium||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Festival_held_tonight Central Home News]
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||Aug. 23, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Katy Manning||
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||Sept. 12, 1986||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||Washington Hilton||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||A bearded Colin Baker had completed all recording for his second season. Photos of the two Bakers on tour can be seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE]. Interview with Tom Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Tom_Baker:_The_Curious_Heart_of_Doctor_Who Starlog 115], and Colin Baker in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Colin_Baker:_Gallifrey_Vice%3F Starlog 115] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Renewed_Without_Baker 118]. Convention review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_talks_at_Hilton_to_launch_syndicate The Diamondback].
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||Sept. 13, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Centre Hotel||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Area_fans_honor_longest-running_drama_series The Daily Pennsylvanian]
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||Sept. 14, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee||Performing Arts Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Postponed from [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Whovent_rescheduled Aug. 16-17]
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||Sept. 18, 1986||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_came_to_Earth_in_Atlanta%3F_-_It%27s_Dr._Who,_fresh_from_outer_space! Journal-Constitution]
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||Sept. 19, 1986||[[Milwaukee]]||Wisconsin||Auditorium||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/1,500_fans_gather_to_meet_Doctor the Sentinel]
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||Sept. 20-21, 1986||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Sheraton O'Hare||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Reserved seat and autograph for the first one hundred $150 pledges to [[WTTW]]
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||Sept. 26-27, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Bayside Expo Center||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||Brief mention in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TV%27s_sturdiest_Whodunit_comes_to_town Worcester Magazine]
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||Sept. 27-28, 1986||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Brooklyn)||New York||||Whovent 86 (Spirit of Light)||Tom Baker, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 4, 1986||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Minneapolis Armory||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||
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||Oct. 5, 1986||[[Madison]]||Wisconsin||Madison Civic Center||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Patrick Troughton, Colin Baker||The [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] makes a stop at the convention
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||Oct. 18, 1986||[[New Jersey|Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Paul Darrow? Michael Keating?||During October and November 1986, Jon Pertwee was to undertake a series of events around the east coast to celebrate his time as the Doctor. These were sponsored by the British American Television Society. He would be joined at various times by Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, and Paul Darrow and Michael Keating (from '''Blake's 7''') who were also in the US attending other events.

Pertwee was to make appearances in Trenton, [[New Jersey]]; Baltimore, [[Maryland]];
Boston, [[Massachusetts]]; Albany, [[New York]], Philadelphia, [[Pennsylvania]]; Nashville, [[Tennessee]]; New Orleans, [[Louisiana]]; Walt Disney World in Orlando, [[Florida]], and finally in Tampa, [[Florida]].

However, the actor fell ill during the tour and was unable to make it to some events. Troughton, Davison, Darrow and Keating did still attend without him.

The tour was not deemed to be a success, with low turn-out, not helped by Pertwee's absence from his own show!

These Pertwee Tour shows are marked ## in the table
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||Oct. 19, 1986||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Baltimore Convention Center||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee?; Patrick Troughton?||
It's known that Patrick Troughton was a replacement for Pertwee (who fell sick) at an event in Baltimore; it is likely to be this show, as it's the only 1986 convention that was in Baltimore prior to Troughton's death the following year, unless there is a further Baltimore event we don't know about?
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||Niagara Falls||New York||Best Western Red Jacket Hotel||Fall-Con I 86||Janet Fielding, John Nathan-Turner, ad says "Colin Baker or Patrick Troughton"||DW and general SF. Although the ads said "Baker or Troughton", it was the former who was there as the latter was at Infinicon - below
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||Oct. 25-26, 1986||New York||New York||||Infinicon 86||Patrick Troughton, Peter Davison, Paul Darrow, Caroline Munro, plus George Takei, Isaac Azimov||DW and general SF. It's possible the "Captain's Log" interviews shown on [[WNYC]] were filmed here. A photo of Troughton with Munro appears in [https://archive.org/details/starlog_magazine-121/page/n41/mode/2up?view=theater Starlog 121]
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||Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts|| ||Jon Pertwee's Halloween Weekend (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 2, 1986||[[Boston]] (Wakefield)||[[Massachusetts]]||Wakefield Hilton||(## Pertwee Tour) ||Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee||Is this the same as Pertwee's Halloween Weekend above, or a separate event that also included Troughton?
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||Nov. 2-3, 1986||[[Houston]]||Texas||Ramada Hotel||Doctorcon Minicon|| ||
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||Nov. 8, 1986||[[Albany]]||New York||[https://www.google.com/maps/search/Hilton+Albany/@42.6509439,-73.7538486,19z?entry=ttu Hilton Hotel]||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee, Patrick Troughton, Paul Darrow||
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||Nov. 9, 1986||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Philadelphia Hilton||A Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 14-16, 1986||[[Nashville]]||Tennessee|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the Nashville stop of the Pertwee Tour; with JNT standing in for the absent star? If not, the Pertwee Tour event that was also held in Nashville was deemed a disaster, with only 60 people attending!
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||Nov. 21-23, 1986||[[New Orleans]]||Louisiana|| ||(## Pertwee Tour?) ||John Nathan-Turner||This may have been the New Orleans stop of the Pertwee Tour, with JNT standing in for the absent star?
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[San Francisco]]||California||Sheraton Palace Hotel||Creation||Louise Jameson||Jameson did two conventions this week; this in California, and one (before or after?) in Philadelphia, but we don't have any details about this other event
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||Nov. 23, 1986||[[Sacramento]]||California||Red Lion Inn||Doctor Festival and Exhibit Tour||Colin Baker||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_convention_just_what_the_Doctor_ordered The Sacramento Bee]
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||Nov. 27, 1986||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Walt Disney World||Thanksgiving Day with Jon Pertwee (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||<s>TARDIS 23</s>||Colin Baker, Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton, John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Mark Strickson, Lalla Ward||Cancelled
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||Nov. 28-30, 1986||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Hyatt Regency||Jon Pertwee's Thanksgiving Weekend Convention (British American Television Society) (## Pertwee Tour)||Jon Pertwee||This was the final event in the two-month long Pertwee Tour
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||Jan. 3-4, 1987||[[Boston]] (Cambridge)||Massachusetts||Hyatt Regency||Creation||Janet Fielding||
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||Feb. 5-8, 1987||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon (Homecoming Celebration)||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Headlines_Science_Fiction_Convention The Miami Herald]
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||Mar. 6-8, 1987||Milford||[[Pennsylvania]]||Malibu Dude Ranch||Whoski 87 (The Prydonians of Prynceton)||Mark Strickson, <s>Ian Marter</s>||Marter died Oct. 28, 1986
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||Mar. 7-8, 1987||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]|| ||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Sylvester McCoy (1st con), John Nathan-Turner||McCoy had his official press-call announcing him as the new Doctor in London on 2 March and signed his BBC contract four days later. The next day he was on a plane with JNT to attend this convention in Georgia. The evening of 7 March, McCoy and JNT joined Jon Pertwee (who was in town with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]) to be interviewed by Eric Luskin on [[Live from Atlanta]]. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZsftcQUW9A Video of McCoy's panel] Interview with Sylvester McCoy in [http://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sylvester_McCoy,_The_New_Doctor_Who Starlog 120].
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||Mar. 8, 1987||[[Bellingham]]||[[Washington]]||Western Washington University||Whovian Festival Tour (Doctor Who Club of Western Washington University and DWFCA)||[[Colin Baker]]||This was Baker's first US convention after he had been dropped from the series. [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] was shown. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdJNnfZ3Oas&ab_channel=EctoPortal Audio of Q&A panel with Colin Baker])
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VI||Colin Baker||
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||Mar. 27-29, 1987||[[Georgia#Columbus|Columbus]]||Georgia||Columbus Hilton||Magnum Opus Con II||Patrick Troughton, Louise Jameson, Anthony Ainley||It was during this event, on 28 March, that Troughton died. Footage of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIfa_J8SPzk Ainley at the cabaret] and [https://youtu.be/8YV_93T3hLk Troughton's last panel]
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||Apr. 25-26, 1987||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||Holiday Inn Mart Plaza||Creation||Terry Nation||
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||May 22-24, 1987||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Hyatt Regency||Dixie Trek 87||<s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Michael Keating||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV.
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||July 3-5, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Lisle)||Illinois||Hickory Ridge Conference Center||<s>Time Festival 87</s>||John Nathan-Turner, Janet Fielding||Cancelled. From 2-3 July, Fielding had been in Grand Rapids, [[Michigan]] with the [[Doctor Who USA Tour]]
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||July 5, 1987||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota|| || Creation?||Louise Jameson||
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||July 18, 1987||[[Des Moines]]||Iowa||Marriott Hotel||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Doctor_Who_fans,_a_guaranteed_Whoot_in_D.M. Des Moines Register]
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||July 25?, 1987||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||||Whovian Festival Tour (DWFCA)||Louise Jameson||
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||July 31-Aug. 2, 1987||[[San Jose]]||California||San Jose Convention Center||Timecon 87||Colin Baker||
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||Sept. 4-6, 1987||[[Austin]]||Texas||Hyatt Regency||The Next Regeneration (Austin Meetings)||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, Anthony Ainley||Continues '''Who-Tex'''
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||Oct. 10-12, 1987||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Holiday Inn O'Hare||The First All British Television Convention (Brit. T.V.)||Richard Franklin, Dave Rogers ('''The Avengers''' author)||
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||Nov. 27-29, 1987||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||John Nathan-Turner||
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||Jan. 9-10, 1988||[[Washington, DC|Washington]]||District of Columbia||George Washington University||Ode to the Time Lord and Master (National Right to Time Travel Association)||Anthony Ainley, Louise Jameson, Carole Ann Ford, John Levene||Postponed from Sept. 1987.
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||Feb. 5-7, 1988||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||Oceanside Holiday Inn||Omnicon VIII||John Nathan-Turner, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Gary Downie, [[wikipedia:Star Hustler|Jack Horkheimer]]||JNT and Downie had been holidaying in the US for several weeks, visiting Honolulu and Florida. This was the final US convention appearance by JNT's beard. He shaved it off soon after returning to the UK...
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||Mar. 18-20, 1988||[[Kansas City]]||Missouri||Hilton Plaza Inn||Time-Loop '88 (Chancellory Guard of Kansas City)||John Levene, Anthony Ainley, Mark Strickson, Deborah Watling||The car ferrying Watling and Strickson from the airport to their hotel ran out of gas, and then the day before the convention, the two actors were involved in a minor car accident while visiting a shopping mall
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||Mar. 25-27, 1988||[[Georgia|Columbus]] (Macon)||Georgia||Iron Works Convention and Trade Center||Magnum Opus III||Colin Baker, Anthony Ainley||
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||Apr. 15-17, 1988||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con VII||Sylvester McCoy, Anthony Ainley||Location filming for [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] had just been completed. Interview with McCoy in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who_Is_He_This_Time%3F Starlog 134]
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||May 1, 1988||[[Trenton]]||New Jersey||War Memorial Auditorium||Relaxicon 1||Sylvester McCoy?||McCoy would have just finished all work on [[Remembrance of the Daleks]]
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||May 6-8, 1988||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Hyatt Hotel||Anglicon||Terry Nation, Paul Darrow, <s>Michael Keating</s>||British media con
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||May 13-15, 1988||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Sheraton Century Center Hotel||Dixie Trek 88||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||[[Doctor Who at Dixie Trek|Report]] on GPTV. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dixie_Trek_%2788_is_no_alien_to_the_DeKalb_County_galaxy Journal-Constitution]
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||May 1988||[[Houston]]||Texas||||Doctorcon||||
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||July 1-3, 1988||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson Hotel||The 1988 North American Time Festival (Whoniversity)||Jon Pertwee, Frazer Hines, Janet Fielding, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||To celebrate 25 years of Doctor Who. JNT was due to attend but his invitation was cancelled at the last minute by the organizers. Articles in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_followers_transported_to_St._Paul The Pioneer Press] and [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fans_travel_in_time_to_festival_in_St._Paul The Star Tribune].
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||July 16-17, 1988||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel||Creation||Mark Strickson||
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||July 29-31, 1988||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 88||Nicola Bryant, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>||McCoy cancelled due to work delays on [[The Happiness Patrol]].
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||Aug. 12-14, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Park Terrace Airport Hilton||Tardiscon '88 / Confusion (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Colin Baker, John Leeson, Michael Keating||Interview with Leeson in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dog_Days Starlog 143]
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||Sept. 24-25, 1988||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Regency Hotel||Starcon 88||||possibly no DW guests
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||Oct. 2, 1988||[[Dayton]]||Ohio||Holiday Inn|||| ||
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||Oct. 1988||San Jose||California||||||Sylvester McCoy||Work on Season 25 was completed. McCoy was now rehearsing for the play ''Zoo of Tranquility'' ([https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Destination_America_for_the_Doctor Reading Evening Post 14 Oct.1988].) While in San Jose, McCoy (now sporting a moustache!) was interviewed for a second time by KTEH for their [[An Interview with]] series.
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||Oct. 14-16, 1988||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||<s>St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair</s>||Breckenridge Frontenac Hotel||John Levene, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||Postponed to Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989
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||Oct. 1988||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||||(A Day with the Doctor I?) (cancelled?)||||Multi-media event. John Nathan-Turner was to have been a guest, but was dropped when the event organizers decided he was too expensive! The event appears to have been cancelled anyway.
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||Nov. 19, 1988||[[New Jersey|Newark]]||New Jersey||Newark Airport Marriott||25th Anniversary Birthday Party||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Nathan-Turner||Sponsored by the network, McCoy and Aldred were invited to attend the premiere screening of [[The Making of Doctor Who]] ([[Silver Nemesis]]), and to record pledges for [[NJN]]. McCoy and JNT then departed to attend the Silver Anniversary Cruise from Miami, which sailed to Mexico and around the Caribbean from 20-25 November - see below. Notice in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Special_events The Press of Atlantic City]. [https://youtu.be/DXfO05fRN2Q Video of the panel]
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||Nov. 20-25, 1988||[[Miami]]||Florida||SS Galileo||Silver Anniversary Cruise||Sylvester McCoy (and wife), Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 1989||[[Florida|Fort Lauderdale]]||Florida||||S.P.I.con||Deborah Watling||
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||Mar. 10-12, 1989||[[Chicago]]||Illinois||South Expo Center||First Intergalactic Expo (DWFCA as Out of This World Productions)||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, Nichelle Nichols, Kevin Pollak||Ron Katz is [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3Zx3kyV020 interviewed] on [[WTTW]]. Full page ad in Whovian Times vol. 18.
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||Mar. 15, 1989||Athens||[[Georgia]]||Komix Castle||||Sylvester McCoy||Comic book shop signing. Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Komix_Castle The Red & Black]
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||Mar. 17-19, 1989||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus IV||Sylvester McCoy||McCoy visited the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._What U. of SC campus] on the 16th. A few days later he commenced filming for [[The Curse of Fenric]].
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Breckinridge Frontenec Hotel||St. Louis Fantasy Fan Fair||John Levene, Janet Fielding, plus Linda Thorson and Walter Koenig||General SF / Fantasy event. Originally scheduled for Oct. 14-16, 1988
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con 8||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 26-28, 1989||[[Chicago]] (Lincolnwood)||Illinois||Lincolnwood Hyatt||Brit-TV II Conseminar||Terry Nation, Gerry Davis, John Freeman (DWM), John Peel, Dave Rogers <s>Patrick Macnee</s>||British media con. It was at this event that Freeman pitched an animated Dalek TV series to Nation
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||June 16-18, 1989||[[Atlanta]]||Georgia||Radisson||Dixie Trek 89||Louise Jameson <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||DW and Star Trek. Pertwee was scheduled to appear, but pulled out when the dates conflicted with ''The Ultimate Adventure'' stage tour
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|style=white-space:nowrap|June 30-July 2, 1989||[[St. Paul]]||Minnesota||Radisson||PolarisCon I||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, George Takei, Walter Koenig, <s>John Nathan-Turner</s>, <s>Andrew Cartmel</s>||DW and Star Trek. McCoy had completed all work on [[Survival]]
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||July 28-30, 1989||[[San Jose]]||California||LeBaron Hotel||Timecon 89||Janet Fielding, John Levene||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Spaced_out_in_San_Jose The Stanford Daily]
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||Sept. 22-24, 1989||[[Ohio#Columbus|Columbus]]||Ohio||Ramada Inn||Timelord '89 (aka North American Time Festival) (Timelords of the Miami Valley)||Anthony Ainley, Terry Nation, Ron Katz, <s>Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie</s>||Nicholas Courtney had been invited, but was "dropped". Sylvester McCoy was to be a surprise guest, but he, John Nathan-Turner and Gary Downie never showed up! (In a [[:Media:Timelord '89.jpg|fax]] later sent by Nathan-Turner, they claimed that their plane tickets never arrived so they never made their flight.) Report in DWB 72.
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||Nov. 10-11, 1989||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Stouffer Concourse Hotel||Brits in Space||Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, Jacqueline Pearce||
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||Nov. 24-26, 1989||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Manhattan)||New York||Penta Hotel||Creation||Sophie Aldred||
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||1989||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana|| || ||Jon Pertwee, Janet Fielding, Frazer Hines||A 4-hour video was available on eBay. No other information is available
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||Jan. 7-14, 1990||[[Miami]]||Florida||||Omnicon British Fantaseas Cruise||John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Feb. 2-4, 1990||[[Dallas]] (Addison)||Texas||Harvey Hotel||Whofest '90 ([[KERA]])||Colin Baker, Terry Nation, <s>Peter Davison</s>, <s>Sandra Dickinson</s>||[https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/KERA-TV_Whofest_%2790 Preview] in The Dallas Morning News
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||Mar. 17, 1990||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Omni Hotel||A Day with the Doctor (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Photos of Baker and Aldred together, [https://web.archive.org/web/20170328053115/http://thomas-stewart-baker.com/americantours.html HERE] (bottom of page). Report in DWB 77. Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Cult-show_conventions The Evening Sun].
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||Mar. 23-25, 1990||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Hyatt Regency||Magnum Opus V||Terry Nation||
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||Mar. 30-Apr. 1, 1990||[[Rochester]]||New York|| ||<s>Rochester United Whocon</s>||Sylvester McCoy||cancelled
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||Mar. 31-Apr. 1, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con IX||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 4-6, 1990||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington|| Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport||Anglicon III|| Nicholas Courtney, Roy Dotrice||British media con
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||May 25-28, 1990||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One||Jon Pertwee, John Levene, John Nathan-Turner, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Convention lost money due to limited attendance, the debt for which was settled through bonds and loans paid back by the organization by 2001. JNT had just been made redundant from the BBC...
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||June 15-17, 1990||[[Philadelphia]]||Pennsylvania||Penn Towers Hotel||Timewarp 90||John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley?, Colin Baker?||This was JNT's final convention in his capacity as the staff producer of Doctor Who; his final day at the BBC was 31 August 1990
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Athens]]||Ohio||||A Happening at the Inn||Jon Pertwee?||
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||July 6-8, 1990||[[Columbus]]||Ohio||||Tour de Force One||Jon Pertwee?, Nicholas Courtney||
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||July 27-29, 1990||[[San Jose]]||California||||Timecon 90||Anthony Ainley||
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||Aug. 11-12, 1990||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton||Unicon 90||Colin Baker, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, <s>Terry Nation</s>, Michael Keating||DW and Blakes 7. Nation was unable to attend due to illness. Footage from this event featured on [[BSB]]'s [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_PYq-1r07E 31 Who] weekend special, broadcast 22 September 1990
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||Aug. 18, 1990||[[Cleveland]]||Ohio||Cleveland Music Hall||A Day with the Doctor II (Friends of Doctor Who)||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Using video effects, Baker "regenerated" into McCoy, as can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFahehmZFVs HERE]. Report in DWB 82 and 84
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||Sept. 1-3, 1990||Newark||[[New Jersey]]||Airport Marriott||<s>Fan-Out</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled. McCoy was already in the US, and caught a flight home, arriving back in the UK in the early hours of Sunday, 2 September in time to make his planned appearance at the TARDIS in Durham convention by 10.30am!
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||Sept. 23-25, 1990||[[Urbana]]||Ohio||||Timelord '90 (Time Lords of Ohio)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Anthony Ainley, David Banks, John Levene||
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||Sept. 29-30, 1990||[[St. Paul]] (Roseville)||Minneapolis||||Pseudocon (The Whoniversity)||John Levene, <s>Richard Franklin</s>||
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||Oct. 6-7, 1990||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry the 8th Hotel||Creation||Sarah Sutton||
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||Nov. 23–25, 1990||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '90||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Jean-Marc Lofficier ||Originally called "A British TV Celebration"
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||Dec. 8, 1990||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Melville, Long Island)||New York||Radisson Plaza||A Holiday Extravaganza (Friends of Doctor Who)||Tom Baker, Sophie Aldred||Baker recited "A Christmas Carol"
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||Feb. 1-3, 1991||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Ramada Hotel||Omnicon||Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy||Postponed
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||Mar. 22-24, 1991||[[Dallas]]||Texas||Dallas Park Plaza Hotel||WhoFest '91 ([[KERA]])||Peter Davison, John Levene||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_star_Davison_attends_Dallas_fest Big Spring Herald]
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||Apr. 6, 1991||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Warren Performing Arts Center||WhoosierCon I (Whoosier Network)||Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning, John Levene, Richard Franklin, John Freeman (DWM), with Nicholas Courtney via telephone||Report in DWB 91. Post con 'thank yous' at [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/rec.arts.tv.uk/9Ang_gu873I/3c_WYAxBYboJ rec.arts.tv.uk]
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||Apr. 19-21, 1991||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con X||Sylvester McCoy, John Levene, <s>Tom Baker</s>||
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||Apr. 26-28, 1991||[[South Carolina|Greenville]]||South Carolina||Greenville Hyatt||Magnum Opus VI||John Levene||Advertisement in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Magnum_Opus_Convention Flagpole]
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||May 3-5, 1991||[[Los Angeles]] (Pasadena)||California||Pasadena Hilton||Gallifrey One: The Sequel||Sylvester McCoy, Deborah Watling, Richard Franklin, John Levene, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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|June 1991||[[Philadelphia]] (King of Prussia)||Pennsylvania|| ||<s>Friendship Con (Soverign Enterprises)</s>||Anthony Ainley||Cancelled
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||July 1991||Ann Arbor?||Michigan||||Perpetual Tea Party||||Doctor Who, Star Trek, British TV
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||Aug. 9-11, 1991||[[Minneapolis|Bloomington]]||Minnesota||Thunderbird Hotel and Convention Center||PolarisCon II (Time, Space, & Fantasy, Inc.)||Peter Davison, Nichelle Nichols||DW and Star Trek
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||Nov. 8-10, 1991||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon||||No Doctor Who guests
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|style=white-space:nowrap|Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1991||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '91||Tom Baker, David Banks, Jeremy Bentham, John Levene, Mark Strickson, Mary Tamm, Deborah Watling||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_is_just_what_the_doctor_ordered_for_Lambs_Farm_coffers Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 21-23, 1992||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Los Angeles Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One in 3-D||Nicholas Courtney, Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Mar. 28-29, 1992||[[Indianapolis]]||Indiana||Best Western Waterfront Plaza Hotel||WhoosierCon II (Whoosier Network)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Craig Charles, <s>Danny John-Jules</s>, Robert Llewellyn?, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, John Peel||DW and Red Dwarf
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||Mar. 26-29, 1992||||Georgia?||||Magnum Opus VII||||
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||May 23, 1992||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Boston University||United Fan Con||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||July 11-12, 1992||[[San Francisco]] (Concord)||California||Sheraton Hotel||Unicon||Peter Davison||
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||July 24-26, 1992||[[San Jose]]|| California||Red Lion Inn||Con-Fused||Colin Baker||media con
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||Aug. 21-23, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Tardiscon '92 (Celestial Intervention Agency)||Sophie Aldred, John Levene||
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||Sept. 4-7, 1992||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Park Inn International||<s>Pseudocon II</s> (The Whoniversity)||Anthony Ainley, John Levene||Cancelled
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||Oct. 16-18, 1992||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||Fantasy Fair 92||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Anthony Ainley||
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||Nov. 6-8, 1992||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon II||||No Doctor Who guests
|-
||Nov. 27–29, 1992||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Ramada O'Hare||Visions '92 ||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_Of_Sci-Fi_TV_Stars_Due_Here Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_can_feast_at_holiday_convention Daily Herald]. Interview with [https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=CzLmgPzpeiw&feature=emb_logo Baker and Bryant on YouTube]
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||Feb. 20-21, 1993||[[Boston]]||Massachusetts||Copley Plaza Hotel||K&L Productions||Jon Pertwee||SF media con
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||Feb. 26-28, 1993||[[Los Angeles]] (Burbank)||California||Burbank Airport Hilton||Gallifrey One Goes Fourth||Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||Mar. 20, 1993||[[Baltimore]] (Linthicum)||Maryland||BWI Marriott Hotel ||Friends of Doctor Who Birthday Bash||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred||McCoy and Aldred appeared live during the pledge-drive for [[Maryland Public Television]] later the same night
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||Mar. 21, 1993||[[Boston]] (Waltham)||Massachusetts||Brandeis University||Universicon VI||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Apr. 16-18, 1993||[[:Category:New York City|New York]] (Stony Brook)||New York||State University of NY||I-Con XII||Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy||DW, Star Trek and Babylon 5
|-
||May 14-16, 1993||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Radisson Hotel||Anglicon VI||Colin Baker||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Now_you_see_him Morning News Tribune]
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||June 4-6, 1993||[[Oklahoma|Oklahoma City]]||Oklahoma||Central Plaza Hotel||Thundercon 3||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 19-21, 1993||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||WishCon III||John Levene, Wendy Padbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention%27s_not_lost_on_space_fans Union-News]
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||Nov. 21-28, 1993||Miami||Florida|| ||Who Cruise '93||Sylvester McCoy, Nicholas Courtney, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||
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||Nov. 26–28, 1993||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '93||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Nicholas Courtney</s>, <s>Deborah Watling</s>, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, John Levene, Elisabeth Sladen, John Leeson, Anthony Ainley, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, <s>Verity Lambert</s>, Christopher Barry, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, John Nathan-Turner, Gary Downie||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Visions_honors_British_TV_sci-fi Chicago Tribune]. The unaired "Big Ron" version of [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OfZoTWvMgA Dimensions in Time] was shown.
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||1993||||||||Panopticon 8||Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts||
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||Feb. 18-21, 1994||[[Los Angeles]] (Glendale)||California||Glendale Red Lion Inn||A Fifth of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Lowest attended Gallifrey One convention in its history, mostly due to [[wikipedia:1994 Northridge earthquake|Northridge earthquake]] (taking place exactly one month prior). Philip Segal attended the convention incognito
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||June 10-12, 1994||[[Denver]]||Colorado||Best Western Executive Suites||Britannicon ([[KBDI]])||Colin Baker, Sophie Aldred||
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||Nov. 18-20, 1994||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton at Monarch Place||Wishcon IV||Nicola Bryant||
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||Nov. 25–27, 1994||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '94|| Jon Pertwee, Nicholas Courtney, John Levene||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Futurevision Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 24-26, 1995||[[Los Angeles]] (Irvine)||California||Radisson Plaza Irvine||The Six Wives of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Philip Segal, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier||First event to preview developments for what would be the [[TV Movie]], with producer Philip Segal making his first US appearance, and (at the time) fan liaison Jean-Marc Lofficier. Report on Segal's panel and interview in DWM 226
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||Nov. 3-5, 1995||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Sheraton||Wishcon 5 (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Renamed United Fan Con in 1996
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||Nov. 24–26, 1995||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '95||Sophie Aldred, Brian Blessed, Michael Craze, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Walsh, Anneke Wills, Paul Cornell||While there, Aldred promoted the fan-made video [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111148/ Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans] which had recently been released in the US
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||Feb. 16-19, 1996||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Seventh Seal of Gallifrey One||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, John Levene, Philip Segal, Terry Walsh, Jean-Marc Lofficier||Full video preview of 1996 TV movie first debuted. [[Sci-Fi Channel]]'s '''Sci-Fi Buzz''' attended and interviewed the guests: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dfb1vgfngI&feature=youtu.be YouTube 1] and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI0EphTLLX8&feature=youtu.be YouTube 2]
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||Mar. 16, 1996||[[Tucson]]||Arizona||The Good Earth Restaurant, 6366 E. Broadway||(The United Whovians of Tucson)||John Levene||
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||Mar. 29-30, 1996||[[North Carolina|Wilmington]]||North Carolina||Coast Line Convention Center ||Wholucination I||Anthony Ainley, <s>Elisabeth Sladen</s>||
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||May 3-5, 1996||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||SeaTac Quality Inn||Anglicon IX||Anneke Wills, Gillian Horvarth, Donna Lettow||British media con
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||May 11, 1996||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||Doctor Who: A Celebration (The Time Meddlers of Los Angeles)||John Levene, Randy and Jean-Marc Lofficier||
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||June 28-30, 1996||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Cancelled. Postponed to 1997.
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||July 5-6, 1996||[[Minneapolis]]||Minnesota||Holiday Inn North||Media Live||Philip Segal||
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||Nov. 1-3, 1996||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts|| ||United Fan Con VI (U.S. Branch of Unit)||Mary Tamm, John Peel||Earlier events were called '''Wishcon'''
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||Nov. 29–Dec. 1, 1996||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '96 ||Colin Baker, Yee Jee Tso, Philip Segal, Sarah Sutton, Lalla Ward, Deborah Watling, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell ||Previews in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who%3F Chicago Sun-Times] and the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Convention's_a_who's_Who_of_that_British_TV_sci-fi_favorite Chicago Tribune]. Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Who's_On_First_With_Fans Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 1997||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One Across the Eighth Dimension||Philip Segal, Michael Craze, Anneke Wills, Yee Jee Tso, John Levene, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Gary Russell, <s>Jon Pertwee</s>||Jon Pertwee accepted the convention's invitation to be a guest in 1997 in May 1996, but died three weeks after sending his acceptance letter. First Gallifrey One to feature novelists from the Virgin New/Missing Adventures book series.
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||Apr. 18-20, 1997||[[Washington#Bellingham|Seattle]]||Washington||Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel||Anglicon X||Philip Segal||British media con
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||May 9-11, 1997||[[Albuquerque]]||New Mexico||Howard Johnson's East||<s>ArcCon (Arcalians of Albuquerque)</s>||Anneke Wills, John Levene, Yee Jee Tso||The convention was cancelled, but that was never announced so several people still showed up! 
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||May 13-27, 1997||[[Tampa]]||Florida||Regal Empress||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise ([[WUSF]])||Sylvester McCoy, <s>Colin Baker</s>||
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||June 27-29, 1997||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Henry VIII Hotel||<s>Condition Red</s>||John Levene, Robert Llewellyn||DW and Red Dwarf. Postponed from 1996 and cancelled.
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||Oct. 12, 1997||[[Sacramento]]||California||Beverly Garland Hotel||Mysticon '97||Nicola Bryant, John Levene||
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||Oct. 31–Nov. 2, 1997||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VII||Caroline John, Geoffrey Beevers||
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||Nov. 28–30, 1997||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||Visions '97||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Sci-fi_fans_meet_some_favorites Chicago Tribune]
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||Feb. 13-15, 1998||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Nine Lives of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Deborah Watling, Matthew Waterhouse, Gary Russell, Paul Cornell, Keith Topping, Martin Day, Jac Rayner, Steve Cole, David J Howe, David McIntee, Dave Owen, Gary Gillatt||Gillatt wrote about his convention experience and conducted fan interviews for DWM 264, published in April 1998
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||May 15-17, 1998||[[Tacoma]]||Washington||Best Western Executive Inn||Anglicon XI||John Levene||British media con. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/If_you_blinked_you_missed_it,_but_a_fun_time_was_had_by_all Seattle Gay News]
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||Nov. 20-22, 1998||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con VIII||Louise Jameson||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_beaming_in_for_sci-fi_convention The Union News]
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||Nov. 27–29, 1998||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Hyatt Regency O'Hare||HME Visions '98||Geoffrey Beevers, Louise Jameson, Caroline John, Sylvester McCoy, Mark Strickson||
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||Feb. 12-15, 1999||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Tenth Planet of Gallifrey One||Nicholas Courtney, Wendy Padbury, Daphne Ashbrook, Lisa Bowerman, Andrew Cartmel, Philip Segal, Mike Tucker, Gary Gillatt||First convention appearance by Daphne Ashbrook.
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||July 2-4, 1999||[[Minnesota#Twin Cities|Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Radisson South||CONvergence||Gary Russell||speculative fiction con
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||Dec. 13-18, 1999||[[Miami]]||Florida||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cuise|||Peter Davison||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2000||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Eleventh Hour of Gallifrey One||Peter Davison, Terrance Dicks, Justin Richards, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Dave Stone, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Mike Tucker, Keith Topping, Jonathan Miller, Bill Baggs, Gary Gillatt||
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||Nov. 10-12, 2000||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con X||Frazer Hines||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2000||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Mary Tamm, John Leeson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell||
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||Feb. 23-25, 2001||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Twelfth Regeneration of Gallifrey One||Bonnie Langford, Mark Strickson, Sarah Sutton, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Justin Richards, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Alistair Lock, David J. Howe, Philip Segal, Keith Barnfather, Bill Baggs, Jo Castleton, Nigel Fairs, Peter Anghelides, Arnold T. Blumberg, Simon Bucher-Jones, Stephen Cole, Paul Cornell, Sue Cowley, Gary Gillatt, Craig Hinton, Chris Howarth, Steve Lyons, Jon De Burgh Miller, Dave Owen, Lance Parkin, Lars Pearson, Steve Roberts, Dave Stone, Keith Topping, Nick Walters||Largest-ever appearance of writers from Big Finish Productions, Virgin & BBC Doctor Who book lines outside the UK at a Doctor Who event. The [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS documentary [http://www.timelash.com/tardis/display.php?1778 An Englishman On Gallifrey] was recorded at the event
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||July 7, 2001||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Ambrosia Books and Collectibles||A Day with Elisabeth Sladen||Elisabeth Sladen||
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||Nov. 9-10, 2001||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XI||Colin Baker||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2001||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Courtney, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Caroline Morris||Interviews for the [[Reeltime Pictures]] VHS release ''ReUNITed'' were recorded at the event
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||Feb. 15-18, 2002||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Thirteenth Floor of Gallifrey One||Carole Ann Ford, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Maggie Stables, Mark McDonnell, Dan Freedman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nicholas Briggs, Philip Segal, Bill Baggs, Keith Barnfather, Jonathan Blum, Keith Topping, Paul Cornell, Paul Ebbs, David J. Howe, Rob Shearman, Caroline Symcox, Dave Stone ||[[Reeltime Pictures]] recorded segments for Philip Segal's Myth Makers VHS at the event
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||Nov. 8-10, 2002||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XII||Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin||
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2002||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Arlington Park||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 14-17, 2003||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One: Episode XIV - The Faction Paradox||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, India Fisher, Caroline Morris, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J. Howe, Stephen James Walker, Mark Donovan, Clayton Hickman, Lance Parkin, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, Peter Anghelides, Nev Fountain, Paul Cornell, Caroline Symcox, Lloyd Rose, David McIntee, Dale Smith, Keith Topping, Paul Ebbs, Mark Wright, Jon de Burgh Miller||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Episode_XIV_the_Faction_Paradox Modern Fix]
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||Nov. 7-9, 2003||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIII||Peter Davison, Katy Manning, Matthew Waterhouse||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2003||[[Chicago]] (Arlington Heights)||Illinois||Sheraton Northwest||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, Michael Sheard, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher||
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||Feb. 13-16, 2004||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||Gallifrey One's 15 Minutes of Fame||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Paul Darrow, Yee Jee Tso, India Fisher, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Susannah Harker, Philip Segal, John Ainsworth, Helen Baggs, Lee Binding, David Bishop, Jonathan Blum, Arnold T. Blumberg, Paul Cornell, Jon de Burgh Miller, Christa Dickson, Paul Ebbs, Nigel Fairs, Clayton Hickman, David J. Howe, Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier, Kate Orman, Tessa Shaw||First US convention appearance by Paul McGann
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||March 26-28, 2004||[[Boston]] (Quincy)||Massachusetts||Quincy Marriott||United Fan Con East||Elisabeth Sladen, Terry Molloy||
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||Nov. 5-7, 2004||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XIV||Deborah Watling||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2004||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Peter Purves, Terry Molloy, Yee Jee Tso, Stewart Bevan, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, India Fisher, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2005||[[Los Angeles]] (Van Nuys)||California||Airtel Plaza Hotel||The Sixteen Swashbucklers of Gallifrey One||Elisabeth Sladen, Katy Manning, Nicholas Courtney, Richard Franklin, Terrance Dicks, Barry Letts, Robert Shearman, Paul Cornell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Lisa Bowerman, Toby Longworth, Simon A. Forward, Craig Hinton, Martin Day, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Darin Henry, Nev Fountain, David J. Howe, Arnold T. Blumberg, Nigel Fairs, John Binns, John Ainsworth, Bill Baggs, Tessa Shaw, Mark Donovan, Peter Ware||A camera crew from '''Doctor Who Confidential''' was at the convention; interviews conducted there appeared in the edition titled "The World of Who", which played after the [[New Series]] episode Bad Wolf, on 11 June 2005. (One of the editors of this very website makes a fleeting appearance!)
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||Nov. 11-13, 2005||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XV||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2005||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Nicola Bryant, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Maggie Stables, Robert Shearman, Nigel Fairs||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Davison_special_guest_at_'Doctor_Who'_event Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2006||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One in the 17th and a Half Century||Louise Jameson, Noel Clarke, Mary Tamm, Philip Olivier, Pamela Salem, David Warwick, John Schwab, Alan Ruscoe, Nicholas Briggs, Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Keith Boak, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Steve Roberts, Caroline Symcox, James Swallow, David Bishop, Nev Fountain, Keith Topping, Scott Alan Woodard, Darin Henry, Ian Hallard, Jon de Burgh Miller, David J. Howe, Bill Baggs||The first Gallifrey con to feature actor guests from the [[New Series]]. It was also the last to feature the Saturday evening cabaret
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||Nov. 10-12, 2006||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVI||Mark Strickson||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2006||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Wyndham||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Maureen O’Brien, Gabriel Woolf, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clare Buckfield, Nigel Fairs||
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||Feb. 16-18, 2007||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The Eighteenth Amendment of Gallifrey One||Colin Baker, Caroline John, Steven Moffat, Terry Molloy, Eric Roberts, Geoffrey Beevers, Maggie Stables, John Levene, Ben Aaronovitch, Mike Tucker, Tom MacRae, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Paul Cornell, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Keith Topping, Simon Guerrier, Caroline Symcox, David J Howe, Darin Henry, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, Bill Baggs, The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group||[http://www.offstagetheatregroup.com/ The OFFSTAGE Theatre Group] performed their three-hour long play "The Ten Doctors", which was interrupted mid-way when the fire alarm went off. Colin Baker cameoed as Commander Maxil!
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||Nov. 2-4, 2007||[[Springfield]]||Massachusetts||Springfield Marriott||United Fan Con XVII||Wendy Padbury||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2007||[[Chicago]] (Rosemont)||Illinois||Crowne Plaza||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Eric Roberts, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2008||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Nineteenth Symphony: Opus 2008||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Steven Moffat, Daphne Ashbrook, Andrew Cartmel, Lisa Bowerman, Moya Brady, Sean Gallagher, Derek Riddell, Joel Hodgson, Josh Weinstein, Paul Cornell, Rob Shearman, James Moran, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Simon Guerrier, Andy Lane, Caroline Symcox, Scott Alan Woodard, Arnold T Blumberg, David J Howe, Keith Topping, Lars Pearson, Christa Dickson||
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||May 23-26, 2008||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VI||John Levene, Lars Pearson||The first five events (2005-2007) had no celebrity guests
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||Nov. 8, 2008||[[Massachusetts]]||Cambridge|| ||New England Fan Experience||Peter Davison||
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||Nov. 28-30, 2008||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Paul Cornell, Nicholas Briggs, Robert Shearman, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Simon Guerrier, India Fisher, Lisa Bowerman, Ciara Janson||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Elisabeth_Sladen_just_what_the_'Doctor'_ordered Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 13-15, 2009||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 20 to Life||Phil Collinson, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Gareth David-Lloyd, Kai Owen, Naoko Mori, Daphne Ashbrook, Phil Ford, Keith Temple, Paul Cornell, James Moran, Toby Hadoke, Rob Shearman, Gary Russell, Laura Doddington, Ciara Janson, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Wendy Pini, John Levene, Callum Blue, David J Howe, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Steve Roberts, Scott Alan Woodard, Caroline Symcox, Mark Wright, Nev Fountain||
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||May 22-24, 2009||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VII||Mary Tamm, Terrance Dicks, Lars Pearson||
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||Aug. 21, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Cricketers Arms Pub||An Evening with the Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2009||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort and Convention Center||Hurricane Who||Gareth David-Lloyd, Louise Jameson, India Fisher, Rob Shearman, Simon Guerrier, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tony Lee, Toby Hadoke, Colin Spaull||
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||Nov. 23, 2009||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||Café 50 West||An Evening with Louise Jameson||Louise Jameson||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2009||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Naoko Mori, Phil Collinson, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, India Fisher, Nicholas Briggs||
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||Feb. 26-28, 2010||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Blackjack 21||Katy Manning, Tommy Knight, Georgia Moffett, Graeme Harper, Louise Page, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Bob Baker, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Nicholas Briggs, Phil Ford, John Fay, Colin Teague, Alice Troughton, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Rob Shearman, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, John Pickard, Tony Lee, Pia Guerra, Matthew Dow Smith, Paul Tams, Scott Handcock, Steve Roberts, Kate Orman, Jonathan Blum, David J. Howe||The idea for '''BroaDWcast''' was born at this event
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||Mar. 11, 2010||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||Hurricane Who: Greyhound One|| Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, James Moran, Tony Lee, Tammy Garrison, Russell Tovey (?)||It's possible this event was cancelled
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||May 16, 2010||[[New York City|New York]]||[[New York]]||||Who York Event 3: An Evening with the 7th Doctor||Sylvester McCoy||
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||May 28-30, 2010||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate VIII||Dominic Glynn||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2010||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Lisa Bowerman, Nicholas Briggs, Gareth David-Lloyd, Terrance Dicks, Laura Doddington, Simon Guerrier, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, Ciara Janson, Tommy Knight, Tony Lee, Ian McNeice, Kai Owen, Gary Russell, Robert Shearman||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2011||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Catch 22: Islands of Mystery||Peter Davison, Tracie Simpson, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, John Leeson, Frazer Hines, John Levene, Cush Jumbo, Paul Kasey, Neill Gorton, Rob Mayor, Ian McNeice, Gareth Roberts, Waris Hussein, Pamela Salem, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, Phil Ford, Joss Agnew, James Moran, Daphne Ashbrook, Gary Russell, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Clayton Hickman||The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson recorded a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HTLKb6JnSc segment] here. '''BroaDWcast''' was officially launched at this event.
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||May 27-29, 2011||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate IX||Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Ben Aaronovitch||
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||Nov. 7-12, 2011||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Paul Marc Davis, Jeremy Bulloch||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2011||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Nicholas Briggs, Benjamin Cook, Richard Dinnick, Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Robert Shearman, Mark Sheppard, Andrew Hayden Smith, Matthew Waterhouse||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/They_won't_be_shopping:_'Doctor_Who'_diehards_have_other_plans_on_Friday Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 17-19, 2012||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One's Network 23||Paul McGann, Camille Coduri, William Russell, Mark Sheppard, Louise Jameson, Maureen O’Brien, Caitlin Blackwood, Richard Franklin, Tony Curran, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Eric Roberts, W. Morgan Sheppard, Simon Fisher-Becker, Philip Segal, Toby Haynes, Richard Senior, Eliza Roberts, Nicholas Briggs, Waris Hussein, Barnaby Edwards, Jason-Haigh-Ellery, Gary Russell, Jane Espenson, Doris Egan, John Shiban, Michael Troughton, Beth Chalmers, Lisa Greenwood, Philip Olivier, Nigel Fairs, Phil Ford, Charlie Ross, Simon Guerrier, Peter Anghelides, Richard Dinnick, Jake McGann, Jackie Jenkins, Keith Miller||The newly-restored TARDIS console from the [[TV Movie]] was on display for the first time
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||May 25-27, 2012||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate X||Paul Kasey, Paul Marc Davis||
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||Oct. 5-7, 2012||Minnesota||St. Louis Park ([[Twin Cities]])||Doubletree Hotel Minneapolis-Park Place||Gaylaxicon||Gary Russell||
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||Nov. 2-4, 2012||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Three||Peter Davison, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Hayden Smith, Arlene Tur, Paul Marc Davis, Frazer Hines, Anjli Mohindra, Tony Lee||
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||Nov. 23-25, 2012||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sophie Aldred, Mark Ayres, Nicholas Briggs, Graeme Burk, Andrew Cartmel, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Dinnick, Simon Fisher-Becker, Burn Gorman, Lisa Greenwood, Toby Hadoke, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sylvester McCoy, Ian McNeice, Anjli Mohindra, Gary Russell, Colin Spaull, Paul Spragg||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2013||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 24 Hours of Gallifrey One||Freema Agyeman, <s>Sir Derek Jacobi</s>, Sylvester McCoy, Philip Hinchcliffe, Mark Strickson, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Frazer Hines, <s>Bernard Horsfall</s>, Ben Browder, Mark Sheppard, Saul Metzstein, Douglas MacKinnon, June Hudson, Anjli Mohindra, Dick Mills, Daphne Ashbrook, Frances Barber, Michael Jayston, Stephen Thorne, Shaun Dingwall, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Ian McNeice, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Andrew Smith, Nina Toussaint-White, Lisa Bowerman, Finn Jones, Gary Russell, Paul Marc Davis, Richard Hope, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Dan Hall, Ed Stradling, Jane Espenson, Julian Holloway, Charlie Ross, Scott Handcock, Peter Anghelides||Horsfall died Jan. 28. Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_Convention_Gallifrey_One_Sells_Out,_as_3,200_Fans_Pack_the_L.A._Airport_Marriott LA Weekly]
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||May 24-26, 2013||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XI||Colin Baker, Andrew Cartmel, Colin Spaull||
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||June 2013||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Caitlin Blackwood||The first event in 2012 had no celebrity guests
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||Oct. 19-26, 2013||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Sylvester McCoy, Frazer Hines, Alan Ruscoe, Pamela Salem, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull, Tommy Knight, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 1-3, 2013||[[Orlando]]||[[Florida]]||Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at Sea World||Hurricane Who: Category Four||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Daphne Ashbrook, Terrance Dicks, Tony Lee, Colin Spaull, Gareth David-Lloyd, David J. Howe, Tommy Knight||
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||Nov. 8-10, 2013||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-Islip Airport||L.I. Who||Sylvester McCoy, Daphne Ashbrook, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Waris Hussein, Simon Fisher-Becker||Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Dr._Who_Convention_Finds_Home_on_Long_Island Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 2013||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Freema Agyeman, Daphne Ashbrook, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Tracey Childs, Peter Davison, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Frazer Hines, Richard Hope, Michael Jayston, Louise Jameson, Paul McGann, Dick Mills, Terry Molloy, Paul Spragg, Dan Starkey, Ed Stradling, Sarah Sutton, Nina Toussaint-White||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/A_Who's_Who Chicago Sun-Times]
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||Feb. 14-16, 2014||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 25 Glorious Years||Colin Baker, Billie Piper, Arthur Darvill, Paul McGann, Katy Manning, Nicola Bryant, Jean Marsh, Matthew Waterhouse, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, John Levene, Richard Franklin, Tom Price, Gareth Thomas, Annette Badland, Mark Sheppard, Daphne Ashbrook, David Banks, Terrance Dicks, Tracey Childs, Lachele Carl, Stuart Milligan, Velile Tshabalala, Amy Pemberton, Chase Masterson, Ricco Ross, Emma Campbell-Jones, Sonita Henry, Jane Goddard, Ellie & Joseph Darcey-Alden, Steve Hughes, Toby Hadoke, Gary Russell, Derek Ritchie, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell, Jane Espenson, Rob Shearman, Stephen Cole, Keith Topping, Phil Ford, Peter Anghelides, Tony Lee, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Scott Handcock, David J. Howe, Steve Roberts||Review in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_fan_celebrate_25_years_at_Gallifrey_One El Paisano]. Hadoke performed "Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf" and "My Stepson Stole My Sonic Screwdriver"
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||May 16-18, 2014||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Sophie Aldred, Deborah Watling||
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||May 23-25, 2014||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Holiday Inn Select||TimeGate XII||Terrance Dicks, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||June 2014||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]|| ||Con Kasterborous||Sylvester McCoy, Gareth David-Lloyd, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 7-9, 2014||[[New York]] (Ronkonkoma)||New York||Clarion Hotel||L.I. Who 2||Paul McGann, Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terrance Dicks, Terry Molloy||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/It%27s_about_time_(Newsday) Newsday]. Review in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Long_Island_Doctor_Who_Convention_Outgrows_Venue Long Island Press]
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||Nov. 28-30, 2014||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Annette Badland, Nicholas Briggs, Noel Clarke, Camille Coduri, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden, Dominic Glynn, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sonita Henry, Frazer Hines, Mat Irvine, Wendy Padbury, Billie Piper, Deborah Watling||
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||Feb. 13-15, 2015||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||The 26 Seasons of Gallifrey One||John Barrowman, Janet Fielding, Eve Myles, Sophie Aldred, Derrick Sherwin, Carole Ann Ford, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Naoko Mori, Burn Gorman, Dan Starkey, Jamie Mathieson, Rachel Talalay, Arwel Wyn Jones, Claire Pritchard, Ellis George, Andrew Cartmel, Bruno Langley, Adjoa Andoh, Phil Ford, Terry Molloy, Nick Robatto, Nicholas Briggs, Mike Tucker, Colin Spaull, Danny Hargreaves, Jane Espenson, Matthew Jacobs, W. Morgan Sheppard, Jason Connery, Juliet Landau, Angela Bruce, Gabriel Woolf, Ross Mullan, Garrick Hagon, Paul Cornell, David Gooderson, Christopher Neame, Marnix van den Broeke, Sarah Louise Madison, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Peter Anghelides, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David Gerrold, Keith Barnfather, Steve Roberts, Darin Henry||Brief mention in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_conquers_TV_universe Los Angeles Daily News]
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||Mar. 13-15, 2015||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Andrew Cartmel, Ellis George, <s>Dan Starkey</s>, <s>Gareth David-Lloyd</s>||Report in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_drops_in_on_Clarksville_for_Whovian_convention The Leaf Chronicle].
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||Mar. 27-29, 2015||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation||Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Tom Baker via Skype, Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy, Deborah Watling, Patricia Quinn, Colin Spaull, Nev Fountain||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/The_Doctor_is_in_-_The_Whovians_are_coming_to_Baltimore_County_to_share_their_mutual_love_of_the_cult_sci-fi_TV_series_%27Doctor_Who%27 The Baltimore Sun]
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||Apr. 23-25, 2015||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 2]] and the Irving Invasion||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs||The first event in 2013 had no celebrity guests
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||May 22-24, 2015||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIII||Michelle Gomez, Katy Manning, Nick Robatto||
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||May 29-31, 2015||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Colin Baker, Gareth David-Lloyd, Ellie Darcey-Alden, Joseph Darcey-Alden||
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||Oct. 2-4, 2015||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Deborah Watling, Daphne Ashbrook, Victor Pemberton||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Whovians_to_gather_for_Wichita%27s_first_%27Doctor_Who%27_convention The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 13-15, 2015||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 3||Paul McGann, Noel Clarke, Carole Ann Ford, Katy Manning, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Camille Coduri, Nina Toussaint-White, Daphne Ashbrook, Derrick Sherwin, Dan Starkey, Annette Badland, Ian McNeice||
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||Nov. 27-29, 2015||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Samuel Anderson, Nicholas Briggs, Seán Carlsen, Richard Franklin, Burn Gorman, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Christopher Jones, Finn Jones, Alex Kingston, John Levene, Sarah Louise Madison, Katy Manning, Chase Masterson, Paul McGann, Ross Mullan, Ingrid Oliver, Tom Spilsbury||Article in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/TARDIS_gathering_has_links_to_area Elgin Courier-News]
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||Feb. 12-14, 2016||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Station 27||Sir John Hurt, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, Samuel Anderson, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Andy Pryor, Patricia Quinn, Julian Glover, Ian McNeice, Naoko Mori, Jessica Martin, Andrew Hayden-Smith, Clare Higgins, Sarah Douglas, India Fisher, Seán Carlsen, Will Thorp, Jami Reid-Quarrell, Matthew Doman, Andrew Cartmel, Andy Lane, Paul Cornell, Gary Russell, Simon Guerrier, Nev Fountain, Nick Robatto, Tony Lee, Matthew Jacobs, Richard Dinnick, Jason Haigh-Ellery||
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||Mar. 18-20, 2016||[[Baltimore]] (Hunt Valley)||Maryland||Hunt Valley Inn||(Re)Generation 2||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michael Troughton, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Nick Briggs, Sophie Aldred, Wendy Padbury, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Robert Shearman, Dominic Glynn, Terry Molloy, Nev Fountain, John Peel||
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||Mar. 25-27, 2016||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Colin Baker||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Baker_headlines_%27Dr._Who%27_convention The Leaf Chronicle]
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||Apr. 3-9, 2016||[[Miami]]||[[Florida]]||||Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Peter Davison, Frazer Hines, Ian McNeice, Terry Molloy, Colin Spaull, Katy Manning||
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||Apr. 22-24, 2016||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 3 and the Daleks of DFW]]||Eve Myles, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Richard Franklin, Andrew Cartmel, Simon Fisher-Becker, Ian McNeice, Colin Spaull||Article in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Fans_celebrate_a_sci-fi_legacy_at_WhoFest_3 The Irving Rambler]
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||May 20-22, 2016||Laconia||[[New Hampshire]]||Margate Hotel & Resort||Coal Hill Con||Andrew Cartmel, Terry Molloy||
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||May 27-29, 2016||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||TimeGate XIV||Paul McGann, Terry Molloy, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery||Continued by WHOlanta
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||June 3-5, 2016||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Anneke Wills, Dominic Glynn||
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||June 25-26, 2016||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Embassy Suites Downtown||Con Kasterborous||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Caitlin Blackwood, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Oct. 14-16, 2016||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Best Western North Wichita||Time Eddy II||Peter Davison, Richard Franklin, Dominic Glynn, Mark Strickson, Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood, Anneke Wills, Nabil Shaban, Stephen Thorne, Waris Hussein||Preview in the [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/For_Whovians,_'Time_Eddy_II'_is_what_the_Doctor_ordered Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 11-13, 2016||[[New York]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 4||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Paul McGann, Jemma Redgrave, Sophie Aldred, Nicholas Briggs, Anneke Wills, Frazer Hines, Peter Purves, Richard Franklin, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, <s>Clare Higgins</s>, Matthew Jacobs, Andrew Cartmel||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2016||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Frazer Hines, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Wendy Padbury, Peter Purves, Deborah Watling, Anneke Wills, Michelle Gomez||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2017||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 28 Years Later||Paul McGann, Lalla Ward, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Peter Purves, Frazer Hines, Anneke Wills, John Leeson, Philip Hinchcliffe, Gareth David-Lloyd, Daphne Ashbrook, Catrin Stewart, Naoko Mori, Deep Roy, Mat Irvine, Simon Fisher-Becker, Nicholas Briggs, Nicholas Pegg, Barnaby Edwards, Roger Murray-Leach, June Hudson, Howard Burden, Danny Webb, Jimmy Vee, Christine Adams, Hattie Hayridge, Ryan Carnes, Michael Troughton, Sean Carlsen, Prentis Hancock, Dominic Glynn, Paul Cornell||
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||Mar. 17-19, 2017||[[Nashville|Clarksville]]||Tennessee||Riverview Inn||Con-GT||Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Sarah Madison, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Doctor_Who_convention_coming_back_to_Clarksville The Leaf-Chronicle]
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||Mar. 24-26, 2017||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace||(Re)Generation 3||Sylvester McCoy, Jenna Coleman, Ingrid Oliver, Neve McIntosh, Catrin Stewart, Peter Purves, Katy Manning, Terry Molloy, Richard Franklin, Nick Briggs, Andrew Cartmel, Rob Shearman ||
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||May 5-7, 2017||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Marriott Century Center||WHOlanta||Colin Baker, Nicola Bryant, Camille Coduri, Jamie Mathieson ||Continues TimeGate
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||May 5-7, 2017||[[Dallas]] (Irving)||Texas||Westin Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Hotel||[[wikipedia:WhoFest|WhoFest 4: The Power of Five]]||Peter Davison, Mark Strickson, Dan Starkey||
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||May 12-14, 2017||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Janet Fielding, Gary Russell||
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||June 10-11, 2017||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Westin||Con Kasterborous||Peter Davison, Neve McIntosh, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||July 15-23, 2017||Port Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Daphne Ashbrook, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Paul McGann</s>||
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||Oct. 13-15, 2017||[[Dayton]] (Fairborn)||Ohio||Holiday Inn||<s>Time Lord Expo</s>||Sylvester McCoy||Cancelled.
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||Oct. 14, 2017||[[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] (Hilliard)||Ohio||Packrat Comics Store||Ohio Who||Terry Molloy, Caitlin Blackwood||
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||Oct. 20-22, 2017||Wichita||[[Kansas]]||Drury Plaza Hotel||Time Eddy III||Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts, Katy Manning, Dominic Glyn, Matthew Waterhouse, William Russell, Andrew Cartmel||Preview in [https://cuttingsarchive.org/index.php/Former_'Doctor_Who'_companions_head_to_Wichita_for_the_adventure The Wichita Eagle]
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||Nov. 10-12, 2017||[[Long Island]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Who 5||Sylvester McCoy, Lalla Ward, Katy Manning, Ingrid Oliver, John Leeson, Barnaby Edwards, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Waris Hussein, Richard Ashton||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, <s>Mark Strickson</s>, Nicola Bryant, Frazer Hines, Nicholas Briggs, Janet Fielding||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2017||[[Orlando]]||Florida||Hilton Orlando Buena Vista Palace||OrlandoCon||Pearl Mackie, Matt Lucas, Eve Myles, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Dec. 8-10, 2017||Seattle||[[Washington]]||DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel||Anglicon||Peter Davison, Sylvester McCoy||
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||<span id="2018">Feb. 16-18, 2018</span>||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 29 Voyages of||Steven Moffat, Sylvester McCoy, Matt Lucas, David Bradley, Jemma Redgrave, Murray Gold, Sophie Aldred, Camille Coduri, Brian Minchin, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Terry Molloy, Lisa Bowerman, Rona Munro, Martin Jarvis, Andrew Cartmel, Sarah Dollard, Jamie Mathieson, Peter Harness, Rachel Talalay, Lawrence Gough, Wayne Yip, Hayley Nebauer, Lindsey Alford, Jessica Martin, Stephen Wyatt, Philip Martin, Mike Tucker, Mark Ayres, Jenny Colgan, Chris Achilleos, Carrie Henn, Chase Masterson, Dee Sadler, Colin Spaull, Richard Ashton, Robert Shearman, Simon Fraser, George Mann, Cavan Scott, Jon Davey, John Dorney, Matt Fitton, Edward Russell, Rekha Sharma, Peter Anghelides, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Jane Espenson||
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||Mar. 23-25, 2018||[[Baltimore]]||Maryland||Renaissance Harborplace||(Re)Generation Who 4||Peter Capaldi, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Michelle Gomez, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Terry Molloy, John Leeson, Rachel Talalay, Carole Ann Ford, William Russell, Nicola Bryant, Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Michael Jayston||
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||May 4-6, 2018||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Louise Jameson, Rachel Talalay||
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||May 11-13, 2018||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||<s>Neve McIntosh</s>, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart||
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||June 9-10, 2018||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||The Westin at Bridge Street||Con Kasterborous||Mark Sheppard, <s>Dominic Glynn</s>, Catrin Stewart||
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||Sept. 21-28, 2018||Seattle||Washington|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, <s>Sylvester McCoy</s>, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, Wendy Padbury||
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||Oct. 20-21, 2018||[[Cleveland]] (Vermilion)||Ohio||German's Villa||<s>Ohio Who</s>||Sophie Aldred, Michael Jayston||Cancelled.
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||Nov. 17-18, 2018||[[New York City]] (Hauppauge)||New York||Hyatt Regency Long Island||L.I. Geek Convention||Paul McGann, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison, Jon Davey, John Peel||Continued by '''An Unearthly Convention'''
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||Nov. 23-25, 2018||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Yorktown Center||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Pearl Mackie, <s>Jenna Coleman</s>, Catrin Stewart, Ingrid Oliver, Graeme Harper, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Simon Fisher-Becker, Rosie Jane, Ian McNeice, Ross Mullan, Jon Davey, Hattie Hayridge, Sarah Louise Madison||
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||Dec. 7, 2018||[[St. Louis]]||Missouri||Science Center||First Friday||Simon Fisher-Becker||[https://www.kmov.com/great_day/simon-fisher-becker-first-friday---dr-who/video_69e8be97-1fbb-5bcc-a552-bd4f4a32f517.html KMOV feature]
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||Jan. 4-6, 2019</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Katy Manning, Neve McIntosh||
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||Feb. 15-17, 2019||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 30 Years in the TARDIS||Colin Baker, <s>Pearl Mackie</s>, Catherine Tate, John Barrowman, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford, Nicola Bryant, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Richard Franklin, Michael Jayston, Tony Curran, Nicholas Briggs, Caitlin Blackwood, Jamie Childs, Wayne Yip, Ben Wheatley, Rachel Talalay, Yasmin Bannerman, Sophie Hopkins, Blair Mowat, Sarah Dollard, Mickey Lewis, <s>Richard Ashton</s>, Jon Davey, Rusty Goffe, Rosie Jane, Paul Cornell, Richard Dinnick, Mark Ayres, Steve Roberts, Paul Vanezis, Richard Molesworth, Christopher Jones, Nev Fountain, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Tim Treloar, Lisa Greenwood, Rachael Stott, Jacob Dudman, Cristel Dee, <s>Scott Handcock</s>, Simon Guerrier, Lance Parkin, Tony Lee, Nick Robatto, Stuart Manning, Chris Chapman, Rob Ritchie, Edward Russell||
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||Mar. 29-31, 2019||[[Baltimore]] (Rockville)||Maryland||Bethesda North Mariott||<s>(Re)Generation Who</s>||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Catherine Tate, Sophie Aldred, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Terry Molloy||Cancelled
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||May 3-5, 2019||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||Hilton Atlanta Airport||WHOlanta||Jon Davey||
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||June 8-9, 2019||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn/Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>|| ||Cancelled
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||Nov. 23-24, 2019||[[New York City|Long Island]] (Holtsville)||[[New York]]||Ramada Plaza||An Unearthly Convention (L.I. Who)||Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Louise Jameson, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Daphne Ashbrook, John Leeson||Continues '''L.I. Geek Convention'''
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||Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sylvester McCoy, Tosin Cole, Arthur Darvill, Katy Manning, Louise Jameson, John Leeson, Richard Franklin, Frazer Hines, <s>John Levene</s>, Richard Ashton, Greg Austin, <s>Fady Elsayed</s>, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Sophie Hopkins, Vivian Oparah, Emma Campbell-Jones, Ryan Carnes||
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||Dec. 13-22, 2019||[[Miami]]||Florida|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||<s>Peter Davison</s>, Simon Fisher-Becker, Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, <s>Ian McNeice</s>, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Michael Troughton||
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||Jan. 17-19, 2020</span>||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport Mall of America||CONsole Room||Richard Ashton, John Leeson (by video conference)||
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||Feb. 14-16, 2020||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: The 31 Flavours of Gallifrey One||Christopher Eccleston, Peter Davison, Pearl Mackie, Tosin Cole, Anjli Mohindra, Janet Fielding, Sarah Sutton, Mark Strickson, Frazer Hines, Michelle Ryan, Geoffrey Beevers, Tilly Steele, Mark Dexter, Anna-Louise Plowman, Joy Wilkinson, Vinay Patel, Peter McTighe, Steffan Morris, Sallie Aprahamian, Tracie Simpson, Margot Hayhoe, Rhianne Starbuck, <s>Ray Holman</s>, Michael Collins, Michael E. Briant, Emma Reeves, Una McCormack, Gary Russell, Mark Corden, James DeHaviland, Paul Cornell, Russell Minton, Jon Davey, Richard Ashton, Matt Rohman, Marcus Gilbert, Mark McQuoid, Richard Dinnick, Christopher Jones, <s>Tracy Ann Oberman</s>, Jody Hauser, Matt Fitton, Scott Gray, Keith Barnfather||
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||May 30, 2020||Atlanta||[[Georgia]]||online||WHOlanta||Sophie Aldred, Rachel Talalay, Dominic Glynn, Jon Davey||
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||Oct. 10-11, 2020||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||<s>Con Kasterborous</s>||Catherine Tate||Cancelled
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||Nov. 27-28, 2020||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||online||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Paul McGann, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, <s>Terry Molloy</s>, Nicholas Briggs, Jason Haigh-Ellery, Mark Ayres, Lisa Greenwood, <s>Sylvie Briggs, Mark Dexter, Michael Troughton, Mickey Lewis, Shobna Gulati, Bhavnisha Parmar, Jimmy Vee</s>||
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||Jan. 15-17, 2021||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||online||CONsole Room||Frazer Hines, Neve McIntosh, Dan Starkey, Catrin Stewart, Gareth David-Lloyd||
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||Jan. 29-Feb. 9, 2021||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||<s>The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise</s>|| ||cancelled
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||Feb. 12-14, 2021||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||<s>Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight</s>|| ||Postponed to 2022
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||Aug. 7, 2021||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||online||BritCon||Paul McGann, David Bradley, Jon Davey||
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||Nov. 20-21, 2021||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island, Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Time-Flight||Frazer Hines, Colin Spaull, Michael Jayston, Joanna Ball, Jon Davey, Michael Troughton, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 26-28, 2021||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Colin Baker, Frazer Hines, Michael Jayston, Neve McIntosh, Colin Spaull, <s>Michael Troughton</s>, <s>Sylvie Briggs</s>, <s>Shobna Gulati</s>, <s>Jimmy Vee</s>, Sadie Miller, <s>Simon Fisher-Becker</s>, <s>Bhavnisha Parmar</s>, Clem So, Terry Molloy||
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||Jan. 21-23, 2022||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Satellite 9||Mark Strickson, John Peel||
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||Feb. 18-20, 2022||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: Thirty-Second to Midnight|| Sylvester McCoy, Mandip Gill, Sacha Dhawan, Matt Strevens, Jo Martin, Frazer Hines, Jonathan Watson, Eric Roberts, Sophia Myles, Tommy Knight, Sadie Miller, Anjli Mohindra, Bhavnisha Parmar, Michael Jayston, Stephen Gallagher, India Fisher, Christopher Naylor, Lauren Cornelius, Clem So, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Colin Spaull, Jody Hauser, Paul Cornell, Lisa McMullin, Gary Russell, Matthew Sweet, John Peel, Matt Fitton, Mark Corden, Tony Lee, Rob Ritchie, Martin Geraghty, Emily Cook, Jason Haigh-Ellery, David J Howe, Heather Challands, Eliza Roberts; <s> Bonnie Langford, Sophie Aldred, Annabel Scholey, Annette Badland, Derek Martin, Nabil Shaban, Conrad Westmaas, Roberta Ingranata, Keith Barnfather </s>||Rescheduled from 2021
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||Apr. 18-29, 2022||Fort Lauderdale||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Terry Molloy||
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||Aug. 5-7, 2022||Bellevue||[[Washington]]||Hilton Bellevue||BritCon||Paul McGann, Eric Roberts, Matthew Jacobs, Philip Segal, Daphne Ashbrook, Yee Jee Tso||
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||Nov. 19-20, 2022||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who Presents Meglos||Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Wendy Padbury, Sarah Sutton, Sophie Aldred, Kevin McNally, Frazer Hines, Jon Davey, Bhavnisha Parmar, Tim Dane Ried||
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||Nov. 25-27, 2022||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Bhavnisha Parmar, Sophia Myles, Kevin McNally||
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||Jan. 20-22, 2023||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: 10 Years in the Tardis||Sophie Aldred, Tommy Knight||
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||Feb. 17-19, 2023||[[Los Angeles]]||California||Marriott LAX||Gallifrey One: 33 1/3 Long Live the Revolution||Jodie Whittaker, Colin Baker, Bonnie Langford, Chris Chibnall, Janet Fielding, Sophie Aldred, Katy Manning, Wendy Padbury, Frazer Hines, Jon Culshaw, Michael Troughton, Daniel Anthony, Craige Els, Jamie Magnus Stone, Patrick O'Kane, Arwel Wyn Jones, Dafydd Shurmer, Tim Treloar, Stephen Noonan, Daisy Ashford, Lauren Cornelius, Jeff Cummins, Richard Price, Simon Carew, Tim Dane Reid, Mickey Lewis, Dan Slott, Gary Russell, Tony Lee, Matt Fitton, Joe Lidster, Paul Cornell, Matthew Sweet, Peter Anghelides, Jody Hauser, Simon Guerrier, Matthew Jacobs||
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||June 9-11, 2023||Huntsville||[[Alabama]]||Holiday Inn Huntsville-Research Park||Con Kasterborous||<s>Eric Roberts</s>, John Barrowman||
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||Aug. 18-20, 2023||[[Long Island|New York]]||New York||Holiday Inn Long Island-<br />Islip Airport East||L.I. Who 6||Paul McGann, Sacha Dhawan, Katy Manning, Frazer Hines, Michael Troughton, Richard Ashton, Mickey Lewis||
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||Oct. 21, 2023||[[Indianapolis]] (Camby & Plainfield)||Indiana||Plainfield Mariott||Doctoberfest 2023: Collision (Who North America)||Sophie Aldred||
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||Oct. 22-29, 2023||Cape Canaveral||[[Florida]]|| ||The Sci-Fi Sea Cruise||Frazer Hines, Sylvester McCoy, Eric Roberts||
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||Nov. 24-26, 2023||[[Chicago]] (Lombard)||Illinois||Westin Chicago Lombard||Chicago TARDIS (Alien Entertainment)||Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Janet Fielding, Katy Manning, Carole Ann Ford, <s>Frazer Hines</s>, Mark Strickson, Rachel Talalay, Michael Troughton, <s>Jeff Rawle</s>, <s>Colin Spaull</s>, Mickey Lewis, Jon Davey, Lisa Bowerman||
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||Jan. 12-14, 2024||[[Twin Cities]] (Bloomington)||Minnesota||Hilton MSP Airport/Mall of America Hotel||CONsole Room: Year 11||Sylvester McCoy, Sophie Aldred, Lisa Bowerman, Jon Davey||
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Wisconsin Educational Television Network

2026-02-24T21:16:47Z

Jon Preddle:

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[[File:1983-04 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p14.jpg|thumb|350px|Program Guide, Apr. 1983]][[File:1985-03 Program Guide (Wisconsin) p17.jpg|thumb|350px|Program Guide, Mar. 1985]][[File:1984-12-07 Manitowoc Herald Times.jpg|thumb|200px|Manitowoc Herald Times, Dec. 7, 1984]]

*'''2 April 1983''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin, Saturday nights at 10:30 with repeats on Sundays at 9:00am.
*'''1 October 1983''': The Saturday airings stop.
*'''13 November 1983''': The series moves to noon.
*'''23 November 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs. It would be repeated at least eight times in the next nine years.
*'''11 November 1984''': [[Peter Davison]] premieres.
*'''17 March 1985''': [[The Caves of Androzani]], [[Genesis of the Daleks]], and [[The Five Doctors]] air by viewers' choice.
*'''24 March 1985''': [[Spearhead from Space]] and the viewers' #1 choice, [[The Invasion of Time]] air.
*'''December 1985:''' The network disbands. The stations are part of [[Wisconsin Public Television]], but continue their airings separate from [[WHA]].
*'''2 November 1986''': The [[Colin Baker]] stories begin.
*'''1 November 1987''': The [[William Hartnell]] stories begin, followed by [[Patrick Troughton]].
*'''20 March 1988''': [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]] airs.
*'''3 September 1989''': The series moves to Sundays at 10pm.
**Several stories shown during this run are synchronised with those airing on [[WHA]], so the same set of episodes screened on both stations at the same time.
**Some of the Pertwee and Davison stories - [[The Claws of Axos]], [[Day of the Daleks]], [[The Three Doctors]], [[Four to Doomsday]], [[The Visitation]], [[Time-Flight]] and [[Arc of Infinity]] - have the closing theme dubbed over with the longer remix of the Peter Howell theme from the BBC's single!
*'''27 December 1992''': The series ends.

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WHA

2026-02-24T21:15:50Z

Jon Preddle:

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[[File:1983-05 Airwaves.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Airwaves, March 1983]][[File:1984-12 Airwaves.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Airwaves, December 1984]][[File:1985-03 Airwaves.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Airwaves, March 1985]][[File:1991-10 Airwaves.jpg|right|300px|thumb|[[The Ultimate Foe]], Airwaves, Oct. 1991]]
*For other stations in '''WPT''', see [[Wisconsin Public Television]].
*'''WHA''' aired in Madison, and on cable in the [[Milwaukee]] area.

*'''2 October 1982''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin. The series regular slot begins the next day, Sundays nights at 11:30.
*'''4 September 1983''': The series moves to Sunday afternoons at 5:00.
*'''23 November 1983''': [[The Five Doctors]] airs.
*'''3 December 1983''': Both [[:Peter Cushing|Peter Cushing]] movies air as part of the channel's '''"Holiday with Friends"''' 11 day-long membership-drive, from 2 to 12 December. Bizarrely, '''Daleks' Invasion of Earth''' [sic] is shown first (at 7pm), followed by '''Dr Who and the Daleks''' at 8.45pm.
*'''11 December 1983''': [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] airs. The special would air three more times.
*'''11 March 1984''': Five episodes, including [[Castrovalva]] air as part of '''The Transformation of Dr. Who Special'''.
*'''16 September 1984''': The incomplete [[Jon Pertwee]] package begins.
*'''2 December 1984''': [[Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD]] airs following [[Death to the Daleks]].
*'''9-10 March 1985''': A 26-hour marathon of ten [[Jon Pertwee stories]], including four "new" ones that had not been previously released for the US market. The four "new" stories were: [[Spearhead from Space]], [[Frontier in Space]], [[Planet of the Daleks]], [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] (in five parts only), which had recently been released by the BBC as part of a complete re-package of all 24 Pertwee adventures. The Illinois/Wisconsin area [[TV Guide]] previewed the marathon with a half-page ad. This ad was subsequently used in a flyer at TJ's Comics near Chicago urging local fans to contact the programming department at channel 11. (It wasn't until 1986/87 that [[WTTW]] aired these four new stories.)
*'''11 January 1986''': [[The Twin Dilemma]] through [[Revelation of the Daleks]] air.
*'''7 September 1986''': [[William Hartnell]] premieres.
*'''15 February 1987''': [[Patrick Troughton]] premieres.
*'''16 May 1987''': The series moves from its regular 4pm Sunday afternoon slot to Saturdays at 10am.
*'''10 October 1987''': All 14 episodes of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] air back to back, from 10am to 6pm, with pledge breaks in between the episodes.
*'''19 March 1988''': The [[Sylvester McCoy]] episodes begin, followed by [[An Interview with Sylvester McCoy]].
*'''3 September 1989''': The series moves to Sundays at 11pm with yet another recycling of the [[Tom Baker stories]] starting with [[Robot]]. (Incidentally, the series was preceded by '''Blake's 7''' at 10pm.) It stays in this 11pm slot for the next three years.
**Several stories shown during this run (1989 to 1990) are synchronised with those airing on the [[Wisconsin Educational Television Network]], so the same set of episodes screened on both stations at the same time.
*'''19 August 1990''': The package of 24 reissued [[Jon Pertwee stories]] commence.
*'''17 March 1991''': After the Pertwees, a run of [[Peter Davison stories]] commence, followed by [[Colin Baker]] from '''28 July 1991''', and [[Sylvester McCoy]] from '''13 October 1991'''.
*'''2 February 1992''': A repeat of the [[Peter Davison stories]] begins.
*'''5 July 1992''': [[Colin Baker]] repeats start.
*'''27 September 1992''': [[Sylvester McCoy]] repeats.
*'''20 December 1992''': [[Survival]] ends the run on WHA.
*'''2016''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] air.
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|[[File:1985-02 Airwaves.jpg|200px|thumb|Airwaves, Feb. 1985]]
|[[File:1985-03-09 TV Guide IL-WI.jpg|thumb|150px|TV Guide, Mar. 9, 1985]]
|[[File:TJsComics-small.jpg|150px|thumb|alt=TJ's Comics flier|Chicago flier noting Pertwee marathon in Madison]]
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|[[File:1983-12-02 Daily Register.jpg|right|thumb|90px|The Daily Register, Dec. 2, 1983]]
|[[File:1985-03 Airwaves p49.jpg|right|thumb|350px|Airwaves, March 1985]]
|[[File:Wisconsin State Journal 19850314.JPG|thumb|250px|Wisconsin State Journal, Mar. 14, 1985]]
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|[[File:1986-02-02 Wisconsin State Journal.jpg|thumb|175px|Wisconsin State Journal, Feb. 2, 1986]]
|[[File:1986-05 Airwaves.jpg|thumb|200px|Airwaves, May 1986]]
|[[File:1987-05-10 Wisconsin State Journal.jpg|thumb|200px|Wisconsin State Journal, May 10, 1987]]
|[[File:1988-12-04 Wisconsin State Journal.jpg|thumb|150px|Wisconsin State Journal, Dec. 4, 1988]]
|[[File:1993-01 Airwaves.jpg|thumb|80px|Airwaves, Jan. 1993]]
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==Media==
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Iowa Public Television

2026-02-24T20:59:30Z

Jon Preddle:

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[[File:19740406.jpg|thumb|right|300px|First Iowa listing for Dr Who, channel 12, 7:00pm, 6 April 1974]]
[[File:IA 19781002.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Tom Baker premiere, Oct. 2, 1978]]
[[File:Iowa ID 1979.png|thumb|right|250px|1979]]
[[File:IPTV logos.jpg|frameless|right|350px]]

*'''6 April 1974''': The [[Jon Pertwee stories]] begin airing, Saturdays at 7:00pm on the '''Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network'''. After 26 weeks, the series goes off the air for a year and a half.
*'''10 June 1976''': [[Jon Pertwee]] returns, now Thursdays at 6pm. After moving to 5pm, the series takes another long break.
*'''29 July 1976''': The stations are renamed '''Iowa Public Broadcasting Network'''.
*'''2 November 1977''': '''Doctor Who''' returns, now Wednesdays at 5pm.
*'''2 January 1978''': One run of [[Jon Pertwee]] is [[wikipedia:Stripping (television)|stripped]] at 10pm.
*'''11 April 1978''': Both runs end.

*'''2 October 1978''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] commence at 10pm.
*'''2 March 1979''': The series goes off the air again.
*'''1982''': The network is renamed '''Iowa Public Television'''.
*'''5 October 1984''': IPT airs '''Doctor Who''' in the unique Friday-Sunday slot.
*'''late 1985''': [[Tom Baker]] returns with two episodes each Friday night.
*'''10 June 1986''': The timeslot changes to Sundays through Friday nights. Several stories are skipped.
*'''10 October 1986''': IPT switches to compilations, Friday nights at 11:00.
*'''14 April 1987''': [[William Hartnell]] premieres.
*'''1 August 1987''': The travelling [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] with Janet Fielding visits Iowa Public Television.
*'''13 October 1989''': Episodes now air out of order.
*'''24 November 1989''': Dalek stories air for eleven weeks.
*'''12 March 1993''': [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] airs.
*'''September 1994''': The network discontinued its cycle of re-runs, with the last story to air being [[Survival]] in September. Fans were, however, able to get a reprieve by raising funds through a pledge drive. At the time, '''IPTV''' was one of the few markets in the US still screening non-stop re-runs of the omnibus editions, from [[An Unearthly Child]] onwards.
*From '''1997''', IPTV screens various [[Reeltime Pictures]] documentaries, such as '''Return to Devil's End'''.
*By '''1998''', '''IPTV''' was one of only five markets in the US still screening the series. During its broadcast history, IPTV would show often one episode multiple nights a week, one episode per week, omnibus versions every Friday night, then back to one episode per week, etc. These '''SciFi Friday Night''' screenings were hosted by Mike Frisbie.
*'''13 March 1998''': During Festival 98, IPTV planned to show the new Special Edition of [[The Five Doctors]] but aired the original instead.
*'''20 March 1998''': IPTV airs the newly-restored VHS version of [[The War Machines]] followed by the previously-scheduled special edition of [[The Five Doctors]].
*'''3 March 2001''': [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] airs as part of a '''National Doctor Who Night''' repeat. The broadcast is presented by Sylvester McCoy.
*'''27 September 2003''': '''The Airzone Solution''' and '''Auton''', two of the [[BBV Productions]] spin-off videos, air back to back from 9pm.
*'''24 March 2007''': The new series and '''Doctor Who Confidential''' begin running on Saturday nights, followed by two classic series episodes.
*'''14 March 2015''': IPTV became the first station in the world to broadcast [[The Web of Fear]] following its recovery in 2013. It aired as part of a pledge drive, starting on Saturday, 14 March, at 10:10pm, with the final episode airing at 12:20am on Sunday, 15 March. The still-missing third episode was covered by a special on-camera narration provided by Lars Pearson. [http://www.iptv.org/series.cfm/14753/doctor_who_classic/ep:5 IPTV to air The Web of Fear]
*'''23 July 2016''': A full run of [[Tom Baker stories]] commences, Saturdays at 10:30pm. These are then repeated.
*'''7 April 2018''': The [[Peter Davison stories]] commence. Due to rights issues, [[Earthshock]], [[The Five Doctors]] and [[Resurrection of the Daleks]] are skipped. The Davisons are then repeated.
*'''5 January 2019''': The [[Colin Baker]] stories air. [[Revelation of the Daleks]] is skipped. The Davisons are run again, followed by the Colin Bakers ...
*By '''April 2020''', the Sylvester McCoy stories are playing...
*'''25 April 2020''': Having completed the McCoy stories, IPTV goes back to the beginning, and screens [[An Unearthly Child]], followed by further "William Hartnell Movies" every Saturday...
*'''From January 2021''': "Tom Baker Movies" are being shown...
*... and as '''2022''' arrives, the Tom Baker Movies are being recycled again...
*... and yet again as 2022 rolls into '''2023'''...
*... and as '''2024''' draws to an end and '''2025''' dawns, the series is still chugging along with the same old [[Tom Baker]] episodes on a loop, reaching Season 17...
*At the end of '''April 2025''', the seemingly endless recycling of Tom Baker Movies does come to a surprise end when a short run of [[Peter Davison]] "movies" commences - only his first four stories air (in production order, so [[Castrovalva]] is the fourth and last). After this comes Colin Baker's debut [[The Twin Dilemma]], followed by Season 22 (minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]) then the "Trial" Season 23. The standard McCoy package follows - being [[Time and the Rani]] through [[Battlefield]] but skipping [[Dragonfire]] and [[Remembrance of the Daleks]].
*On '''30 August 2025''', IPTV alters its regular ongoing recycling line-up by screening the 50th anniversary special '''An Adventure in Space and Time''' - albeit the recent re-edit from 2023 that removes all the references to [[An Unearthly Child]] and replaces Matt Smith with Ncuti Gatwa.
*From early '''September 2025''', it was back to Colin Baker also minus [[Vengeance on Varos]] and [[Revelation of the Daleks]]... but in another surprising move, the rarely-seen [[The Five Doctors]] (the 2008 DVD restoration complete with Dalek) was slipped in between [[The Two Doctors]] and [[Timelash]] on '''4 October'''. McCoy followed....
*Early '''2026''' saw the first three stories Davison made in production order. After those three, the schedule jumped ahead to Colin...




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|[[File:1974-04-06 Des Moines Register.jpg|thumb|right|75px|The Des Moines Register, Apr. 6, 1974]]
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|[[File:Waterloo 19820730.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Waterloo Courier, July 30, 1982]]
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|[[File:1987-03-08 Des Moines Register.jpg|thumb|300px|The Des Moines Register, Mar. 8, 1987]]
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==Media==
*[http://www.youtube.com/user/cyclopz007/search?query=%22doctor+who%22 various IPTV clips]
*[http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2014/09/why-does-iowa-doctor-who-so-much Why Does Iowa Like Doctor Who So Much] by Lea A Donovan.
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|Sbtnc-V57l0|Festival 98
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Tacoma

2026-02-24T20:53:42Z

Jon Preddle:

==[[wikipedia:KBTC-TV|KBTC]]==

'''Channel 27 (PBS)''' (KTPS, 1961-1992)

'''Channel 62 (PBS)''' (KBTC, 1992- )

*'''May 1987''': Aired [[Robot]] as part of a pledge break.
*'''September 1987''': The [[Tom Baker]] episodes began properly.
* '''1993''': The 24 repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]] aired.
*'''9 October 1995''': The first instalment (i.e. "The Mysterious Planet" segment) of [[The Trial of a Time Lord]] airs from 9pm to 11pm. This is followed by a further but unidentified omnibus running for only 90 minutes.
*'''1995 onwards''': KBTC is one of the only PBS stations to still be screening the pre-2005 episodes on a regular basis, seven days a week, episodically rather than as omnibuses.
*'''24 January 1998''': The station holds a "marathon" starting at 7pm during which it aired [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] and [[The Curse of Fenric]].
*From '''May 1999''' episodes air on Saturdays and Sundays only. By '''2021''' they have reached the Colin Baker era.
*'''16 October 2021''': The run cycles back to William Hartnell and [[An Unearthly Child]]...
*As '''2022''' arrives, the repeat run has cycled around, and is once again back to the early William Hartnell stories...
*Jon Pertwee stories air as '''2023''' begins; by the end of '''October''' his final series (Season 11) is underway...
*... and the new year sees the Tom Baker era start yet again from '''January 2024'''...
* Tom's last story, [[Logopolis]] - which aired in '''August 2025''' - was supposed to be the '''final episode''' the channel could air under its present contract. But following its annual June Pledge drive, KBTC successfully renewed the rights for another six months. From '''September 2025''', the Peter Davison era was dusted off...
*In '''January 2026''', KBTC holds its first Pledge Drive of the year, screening [[The Three Doctors]] and [[The Five Doctors]] (the latter for the first time in many years). The drive is a success, and the station raises more than enough to keep '''Doctor Who''' on for another six months...

==Media==
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*[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlpRfHE0X_Vmu_kbwNx1BQR-aw-yPXNt- Further KBTC Pledge Breaks on YouTube]

==External links==
*'''[http://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=18&detail=broadcast&page=1 AIRDATES on KBTC July 1998 onwards]...'''
*[https://www.kbtc.org/live-tv/schedule/#page=searchProgram&day=20250820&provider=Broadcast&search=Doctor%20Who&sorted=relevance&programfilter=8778&sortedepisode=relevance KBTC SCHEDULE]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20190927075406/https://www.kbtc.org/tv-schedule/printable-schedule/ Archived Printable Schedules (2019)]
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United States--1991-

2026-02-24T20:50:06Z

Jon Preddle:

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[[File:SciFiChannel-1991.jpg|right|thumb|375px|Sci-Fi Channel flyer]]
[[File:TV Movie poster.JPG|thumb|250px|TV Guide print ad for the 1996 "Doctor Who" movie, for FOX affiliate stations in the New York state area: '''WOLF (38), WICZ (40), WSYT (68), WNYW (5)''']]

==1991==
* '''1991''': With sales falling, and their contract with PBS expiring in 1992, Lionheart turns to [[:Category:US cable stations|US cable channels]] and other networks. They succeed in selling to the newly-established [[Sci-Fi Channel]]. The contract with SCI-FI is for only the [[William Hartnell stories]], [[Patrick Troughton stories]] and [[Jon Pertwee stories]]...

==1992==

*'''By August 1992''': The newly-recovered "missing" Patrick Troughton story, [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]], is added to the syndication package, increasing the number of available second Doctor stories from five to six; Lionheart's sales material also has [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] in a special package with the documentary [[Resistance is Useless]].

='''[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]] (continued)'''=

One story, four episodes (also "movie length" omnibus):

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*'''August 1992''': The first batch of PBS stations screen the serial: two of the first are [[KETC]] in St Louis, Missouri, and WTVP in [[Peoria]]. Other stations acquire it later, such as [[WFYI]].
* '''24 September 1992''': [[Sci-Fi Channel|SCI-FI Channel]] launches. Promising to start with the [[William Hartnell stories]], they instead show [[Tom Baker stories]]. The available package only goes up to [[The Androids of Tara]], then cycles back to [[Robot]]...

==1993-1998==
*'''March 1993''': [[Maryland Public Television]] is the ''only'' mid-Atlantic station still screening the series.
*'''December 1993''': By the end of the year, [[Sci-Fi Channel|SCI-FI]] drops '''Doctor Who''' from its schedule.
*'''1994''': More and more PBS stations do not renew their contracts.

='''[[Jon Pertwee stories|JON PERTWEE]] (continued)'''=

One episode:

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*'''17 December 1994''': The b/w first episode of [[Invasion of the Dinosaurs]] airs for the first time, on [[WXEL]]. Other stations follow in 1995.
* '''1995-96''': Production on the [[TV Movie]] commences.

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='''[[Sylvester McCoy stories|SYLVESTER McCOY]] (continued)'''=
='''[[TV Movie|PAUL McGANN]]'''=

TV Movie, 84 minutes:

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* '''14 May 1996''': The [[TV Movie]] screens as the '''FOX TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE'''. There are also a handful of [[TV Movie in the USA|repeats]].
* '''20 May 1996''': Jon Pertwee dies while on holiday in [[Connecticut]].

*Starting in '''late 1996''', and through until the early 2000s, some of the [[Reeltime Pictures]] documentaries are shown on US stations, usually as late night Pledge Specials; '''[[Return to Devil's End]]''' is often paired up with repeats of [[The Daemons]].
* The [[TV Movie]] was to have been repeated by Fox on '''31 December 1996''' (the day on which the story was set), but it was pulled at the eleventh hour.
* '''1998''': By early 1998, only a handful of PBS stations are still regularly screening the series, such as: [[Iowa]], [[Denver]], [[San Jose]], [[Baltimore]], and [[Cincinnati]].

==2000 to 2020==
* By the turn of the millennium, sales of '''Doctor Who''' have all but dried up, and by '''2001''', '''Doctor Who''' begins to fade from television screens in America... Except for WENH in Denham, [[New Hampshire]], which still airs the series, eventually dropping it in '''November '''2004'''.
*'''17 March 2006''' to '''5 April 2008''': The [[NEW SERIES]] (the first four new series only) screens on the '''[[Sci-Fi Channel]]'''.
**[https://web.archive.org/web/20060427230456/http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?id=34141 "Sci Fi to air New Series" news item]
*'''27 June 2009''': The [[NEW SERIES]] shifts to [[BBC America]], who screens the run of Specials and all subsequent seasons.
*From '''2011''', [[KBTC]] in Tacoma, [[Washington]] becomes the '''sole''' USA station still screening "classic" episodes of '''Doctor Who'''.
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*'''January 2013''': [[BBC America]] begins showing one story per month leading up to the 50th anniversary.
*'''4 August 2014''': [[Retro TV]] begins a run of classic series episodes, starting with the [[William Hartnell stories]].
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*'''14-15 March 2015''': [[IPTV]] purchases the newly-recovered [[Patrick Troughton]] serial [[The Web of Fear]] to screen as part of a special pledge drive. The still-missing third episode is covered by a special on-camera narration provided by Lars Pearson.

*'''7 May 2016''': Station [[KERA]] in [[Dallas]] starts repeating the [[Tom Baker]] episodes.
*The station continues to screen selected "classic" episodes from time to time over the next few years; from '''7 July 2018''' they screened for the first time a run of [[William Hartnell stories]].
*'''2018 ---''': The animated reconstructions of missing episodes air on [[BBC America]].
*'''19 January 2019''': [[KERA]]'s rights expire midway through their first run of Patrick Troughton stories.
*'''2019''': Only the small handful of US stations still clinging to their rights to the classic series play omnibus editions during the year: [[Retro TV]], [[KBTC]], [[KRSU]], [[WMVS|WMVS/MPTV]], [[WSRE]], [[Iowa Public Television]], and [[Idaho Public Television]]. Some of these stations air the same episodes in the same way: Tom, Peter and Colin stories only, as omnibuses, late on Saturday nights, with 6-parters shown in two halves a week apart, and several Dalek serials omitted.
*By the start of '''2020''', the BBC has effectively stopped selling the series (old and new) to minor broadcasters, with the intention perhaps - once the above stations' rights expire - to leave [[BBC America]] and [[:Category:Online Services|Online services]] as the '''only''' sources of '''Doctor Who''' in the USA ...
*For the remainder of '''2020''', only '''six''' known US stations are still screening Classic Who: [[Retro TV]], [[KBTC]], [[WMVS|WMVS/MPTV]], [[WSRE]], [[Iowa Public Television]] and [[Idaho Public Television]] (which end on October 2020).

==2021 and beyond...==

*As '''2021''' begins, only [[Retro TV]], [[KBTC]], [[WMVS|WMVS/MPTV]], and [[Iowa Public Television]] are still showing the limited selection of classic Doctor stories, either episodically or as "Movies".
*At the start of '''2022''', only [[Retro TV]], [[KBTC]] and [[Iowa Public Television]] remain; all three are still recycling the limited selection of classic Doctor stories, either episodically or as "Movies".
*In '''October 2022''' it is announced that '''Disney Branded Television''' had secured all international screening rights to the series (excluding the UK for which the BBC retains its rights), and from '''November 2023''' will have all new episodes on its streaming platform '''[[Disney+]]'''. This exclusive deal means that most of the foreign broadcasters that had been (or still were) airing both classic and new series (either terrestrially or via other transmission methods) would lose their rights to screen old as well as new episodes.
*As the programme enters its 60th anniversary year '''2023''', [[Iowa Public Television]] drops out at the end of '''January''', but resumes in '''April'''. That station plus [[Retro TV]] and [[KBTC]] are the only three still hanging on ...
*Through '''2024''' and well into '''2025''', [[Iowa Public Television]], [[Retro TV]] and [[KBTC]] are the only three US stations still screening the series...
*In '''November 2025''', [[Retro TV]] changed its screening schedule, dumping Tom Baker mid-run in favour of William Hartnell...
*Into '''2026''', and the three stations are still chugging along with their broken schedules of select stories...


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