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 |eG-5EY_SFFY | Festival 1988 promo
 |mS7Ns98LuHM | 1988 pledge break
 |zzGiAOjclH0 | John Nathan-Turner and Janet Fielding
 |sogAv7Gl1x0 | The Power of Kroll intro
 |9cLzVXBC2lc | The Creature from the Pit intro
 |i5J1eRK3mGY| The Ambassadors of Death color broadcast
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 |[[File:Buffalo 19851201.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Buffalo News, Dec. 1, 1985]]
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 *'''13 and 20 June 1987''': [[The Seeds of Death]] screens, split into two "movies".
 *'''27 June and 4 July 1987''': [[The War Games]] screens, split into two "movies".
-*'''22 August 1987''': [[The Five Doctors]] is repeated. During pledge breaks, viewers are asked to vote for which introductory 'first story' they wanted to see the following week - the choices were [[Spearhead from Space]], [[Robot]] or [[Castrovalva]]; it wasn't announced in advance which story had won, so viewers only found out the winner was [[Robot]] when they tuned in on '''29 August'''.
+*'''11 July 1987''': Repeats of Pertwee episodes commence.
 *'''March 1988''': During the '''"FESTIVAL 88"''', on '''8 March''' at 8.00pm and '''12 March''' at 3.15pm, '''WNED''' aired [[Time and the Rani]], plus an interview with Sylvester McCoy (See CLIP below).
 *'''13 August 1988''' The first season of [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] air.

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 *'''13 and 20 June 1987''': [[The Seeds of Death]] screens, split into two "movies".
 *'''27 June and 4 July 1987''': [[The War Games]] screens, split into two "movies".
+*'''22 August 1987''': [[The Five Doctors]] is repeated. During pledge breaks, viewers are asked to vote for which introductory 'first story' they wanted to see the following week - the choices were [[Spearhead from Space]], [[Robot]] or [[Castrovalva]]; it wasn't announced in advance which story had won, so viewers only found out the winner was [[Robot]] when they tuned in on '''29 August'''.
 *'''March 1988''': During the '''"FESTIVAL 88"''', on '''8 March''' at 8.00pm and '''12 March''' at 3.15pm, '''WNED''' aired [[Time and the Rani]], plus an interview with Sylvester McCoy (See CLIP below).
 *'''13 August 1988''' The first season of [[Sylvester McCoy stories]] air.

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 |sogAv7Gl1x0 | The Power of Kroll intro
 |9cLzVXBC2lc | The Creature from the Pit intro
-|_TQtuTiMUFI | The Ambassadors of Death color broadcast
+|i5J1eRK3mGY| The Ambassadors of Death color broadcast
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 *'''19 March 1983''' : [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] airs as an introduction to the Peter Davison series, due to start the following Saturday.  It was preceded by all six parts of [[Genesis of the Daleks]].
 *'''5 September 1983''': The weekday slot moves to 11:00pm.
-*'''23 November 1983''': [[The Invisible Enemy]] 2 airs in its normal rotation.  [[The Five Doctors]] doesn't air until '''4 December'''.
+*'''23 November 1983''': [[The Invisible Enemy]] 2 airs in its normal rotation.  [[The Five Doctors]] doesn't air until '''4 December 1985'''.
 *'''10 January 1984''': The weekday slot moves back to 6:00pm.
 *'''10 March 1984''': [[Peter Davison stories]] commence in movie format on Saturday afternoons. Repeats of older serial continue screening weekdays.

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 *'''29 November 1982''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin again, this time in the proper order.
 *'''19 March 1983''' : [[Once Upon a Time Lord]] airs as an introduction to the Peter Davison series, due to start the following Saturday.  It was preceded by all six parts of [[Genesis of the Daleks]].
 *'''5 September 1983''': The weekday slot moves to 11:00pm.
 *'''23 November 1983''': [[The Invisible Enemy]] 2 airs in its normal rotation.  [[The Five Doctors]] doesn't air until '''4 December'''.
 *'''1984''': The weekday slot moves back to 6:00pm.
 *'''6 April 1984''': The Tom Baker stories begin.
 *'''17 December 1984''': The 17-story package of [[Jon Pertwee stories]] begins.

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 [[File:Buffalo TVG 19841103.jpg|thumb|right|250px|TV Guide, 3-9 November 1984]]
 [[File:WNED 1984.png|right|250px]]
-*'''25 October 1977''': WNED screened '''Doctor Who''', weeknights at 6:30pm in tandem with [[WXXI]] (from 1977 through until 1987). It was during screenings of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1977/78 that off-air recordings were made which were later instrumental in the reconstruction from black and white back into colour.
+*'''25 October 1977''': WNED screened '''Doctor Who''', weeknights at 6:30pm in tandem with [[WXXI]] (from 1977 through until 1987). It was during screenings of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1977/78 that off-air recordings were made which were later instrumental in the reconstruction from black and white back into colour. (The Pertwee stories screen twice, some possibly even for a third time?)
-*'''1979''': The series airs weeknights at 6:00pm.
+*'''c. September 1978''': Once the (third?) run of Jon Pertwee serials concludes, the [[Tom Baker stories]] commence. (By '''1979''', the series airs weeknights at 6:00pm.)
-*'''8 January 1980''': Two complete runs of the [[Tom Baker stories]] begin.  The episodes are shown out of order.
+*'''8 January 1980''': Two complete repeat runs of the [[Tom Baker stories]] begin.  The episodes are shown out of order.
 *'''22 May 1980''': The series takes the summer off.
 *'''29 November 1982''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin again, this time in the proper order.