Category:Middle East - Revision history

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 Non country specific references to the Middle East have featured in the following stories:
 * Scorby served as a mercenary in Africa and the Middle East ([[The Seeds of Doom]]).
 * Garron tried to sell Sydney Harbour – but not the Opera House - to an Arab ([[The Ribos Operation]]).

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	The BBC sold '''Doctor Who''' to several Middle Eastern countries from 1967 to 1969 ([[William Hartnell stories]]), and in the mid-1970s, [[Jon Pertwee stories]] and [[Tom Baker stories]].		The BBC sold '''Doctor Who''' to several Middle Eastern countries from 1967 to 1969 ([[William Hartnell stories]]), and in the mid-1970s, [[Jon Pertwee stories]] and [[Tom Baker stories]].
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		+	Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy stories were only shown by the [[United Arab Emirates]].

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 [[File:SaudiJun86.JPG|thumb|right|450px|Listings schedule (June 1986) of TV stations for Gulf nations (Only Dubai 33 has "Dr Who")]]
-The [[wikipedia:Middle East|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north east of Africa through to Arabia and the Persian Gulf. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.
+The [[wikipedia:Middle East|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north west of Africa through to Arabia and the Persian Gulf. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.
 The BBC sold '''Doctor Who''' to several Middle Eastern countries from 1967 to 1969 ([[William Hartnell stories]]), and in the mid-1970s, [[Jon Pertwee stories]] and [[Tom Baker stories]].

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		+	[[File:SaudiJun86.JPG\|thumb\|right\|450px\|Listings schedule (June 1986) of TV stations for Gulf nations (Only Dubai 33 has "Dr Who")]]
	The [[wikipedia:Middle East\|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north east of Africa through to Arabia and the Persian Gulf. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.		The [[wikipedia:Middle East\|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north east of Africa through to Arabia and the Persian Gulf. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.

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-The [[wikipedia:Middle East|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north of Africa to Arabia and Persia. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.
+The [[wikipedia:Middle East|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north east of Africa through to Arabia and the Persian Gulf. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.
-The BBC sold '''Doctor Who''' to several Middle Eastern countries from 1967 to 1969 ([[William Hartnell stories]]), and again from 1977 ([[Jon Pertwee stories]]).
+The BBC sold '''Doctor Who''' to several Middle Eastern countries from 1967 to 1969 ([[William Hartnell stories]]), and in the mid-1970s, [[Jon Pertwee stories]] and [[Tom Baker stories]].
-* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of {{Arabic}} to Middle Eastern countries.
+* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of {{Arabic}}  to Middle Eastern countries.

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-* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of '''Doctor Who''' ({{Arabic}}) to Middle Eastern countries.
+* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of {{Arabic}} to Middle Eastern countries.
 ==The Middle East in Doctor Who==
-Non country-specific references to the Middle East have featured in the following stories:
+Non country specific references to the Middle East have featured in the following stories:
-* Scorby served as a mercenary in Africa and the middle East ([[The Seeds of Doom]]).
+* Scorby served as a mercenary in Africa and the Middle East ([[The Seeds of Doom]]).
 * Garron tried to sell Sydney Harbour – but not the Opera House - to an Arab ([[The Ribos Operation]]).

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		+	The [[wikipedia:Middle East\|Middle East]] is a region that covers the north of Africa to Arabia and Persia. [[Arabic]] is the principal language spoken in Middle Eastern countries.

−	* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of {{Arabic}} to Middle Eastern countries.	+	The BBC sold '''Doctor Who''' to several Middle Eastern countries from 1967 to 1969 ([[William Hartnell stories]]), and again from 1977 ([[Jon Pertwee stories]]).
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		+	* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of '''Doctor Who''' ({{Arabic}}) to Middle Eastern countries.
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		+	==The Middle East in Doctor Who==
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		+	Non country-specific references to the Middle East have featured in the following stories:
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		+	* Scorby served as a mercenary in Africa and the middle East ([[The Seeds of Doom]]).
		+	* Garron tried to sell Sydney Harbour – but not the Opera House - to an Arab ([[The Ribos Operation]]).

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	==Links==		==Links==

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		+	* Refer to the chapter on [[Arabic]] for more details about sales of {{Arabic}} to Middle Eastern countries.
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 *[[Doctors]]
 *[[:Category:Airdates|Airdates]]
-*[[Spanish]]
+*[[Arabic]]
 *Regions:
 **[[:Category:Africa|Africa]]