British Broadcasting Corporation - Revision history

Jon Preddle at 03:23, 28 October 2024

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 Other repeats on the BBC-owned cable and satellite stations, and digital channels are covered on their own dedicated pages:
-*[[BBC World Service Television Europe|BBC World Service]]
+*[[BBC TV Europe]] / [[BBC World Service Television Europe|BBC World Service]]
 *[[BBC Prime]]
 *[[BBC Choice]]/BBC Three

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 *Real-world BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in [[Day of the Daleks]], although the TV station he represented wasn't named
 *The Master watches an episode of the BBC series ''[[wikipedia:Clangers|Clangers]]'' on a colour TV in [[The Sea Devils]] (although the station itself is not identified)
 *While in London 1963, Ace turns on the TV in the guest house and just misses a "BBC television" presenter announcing the start of "a new science fiction series..." ([[Remembrance of the Daleks]])
 [[Category:United Kingdom]]

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 ==The BBC in Doctor Who==
 The BBC exists in the '''Doctor Who''' fictional universe:
-*Vicki tuned the Time Space Visualiser into a 1965 "BBC One" broadcast to watch "the fabulous Beatles" performing ([[The Chase]])
+*Vicki tuned-in the Time Space Visualiser to "BBC One" to see a 1965 broadcast of "the fabulous Beatles" performing ''Ticket to Ride'' ([[The Chase]])
-*Real-life BBC newsreader Kenneth Kendall appeared as himself in [[The War Machines]]
+*Real-world BBC newsreader Kenneth Kendall appeared as himself on a television screen in [[The War Machines]] (although the station itself wasn't named)
 *A camera crew from the "BBC 3" programme "The Passing Parade" broadcast live from Devil's End ([[The Daemons]])
-*Real-life BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in [[Day of the Daleks]]
+*Real-world BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in [[Day of the Daleks]], although the TV station he represented wasn't named
 *While in London 1963, Ace turns on the TV in the guest house and just misses a "BBC television" presenter announcing the start of "a new science fiction series..." ([[Remembrance of the Daleks]])
 [[Category:United Kingdom]]

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		+	==The BBC in Doctor Who==
		+	The BBC exists in the '''Doctor Who''' fictional universe:
		+	*Vicki tuned the Time Space Visualiser into a 1965 "BBC One" broadcast to watch "the fabulous Beatles" performing ([[The Chase]])
		+	*Real-life BBC newsreader Kenneth Kendall appeared as himself in [[The War Machines]]
		+	*A camera crew from the "BBC 3" programme "The Passing Parade" broadcast live from Devil's End ([[The Daemons]])
		+	*Real-life BBC presenter Alex Macintosh appeared as himself in [[Day of the Daleks]]
		+	*While in London 1963, Ace turns on the TV in the guest house and just misses a "BBC television" presenter announcing the start of "a new science fiction series..." ([[Remembrance of the Daleks]])
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	[[Category:United Kingdom]]		[[Category:United Kingdom]]

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 |[[File:BBC2Five.JPG|thumb|right|300px|1981 Five Faces of Doctor Who ident]]
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 |[[File:DWMonsters.jpg|thumb|right|300px|1982 Doctor Who and the Monsters ident]]

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 <span style="font-size:200%;">'''BBC Repeats'''</span>
-[[File:ZZZrepeat.JPG|thumb|right|300px|27 December 1974 Planet of the Spiders compilation trailer]]
 '''This page and airdates table covers only the REPEATS that aired on the BBC channels.''' (The first run airdates for each Doctor Who serial are shown on the individual [[Storyguide|Story List]] pages.)
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 {{image table
-|[[File:RTDWNight1999.jpg|left|thumb|550px|Radio Times cover and preview for the Doctor Who Night, 13 November 1999]]|[[File:BBC4Daemons.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Radio Times billing for The Daemons 1-3 repeat during the BBC4 "Archaeology Night", 21 October 2007]]|[[File:BBC4Daleks.JPG|left|thumb|350px|Radio Times billing for The Daleks 1-3, repeated on BBC4, from 5-9 April 2008 as a tribute to Verity Lambert]]
+|[[File:ZZZrepeat.JPG|thumb|right|300px|27 December 1974 Planet of the Spiders compilation trailer]]
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 [[File:DWMonsters.jpg|thumb|right|300px|1982 Doctor Who and the Monsters ident]]
 [[File:BBC2 Doctor Who Night ident.jpg|thumb|right|300px|1999 Doctor Who Night ident]]
 '''This page and airdates table covers only the REPEATS that aired on the BBC channels.''' (The first run airdates for each Doctor Who serial are shown on the individual [[Storyguide|Story List]] pages.)
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 Other UK-based non-BBC cable and satellite stations are linked [[:Category:Cable and Satellite|HERE]].

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	*[[BBC Choice]]/BBC Three		*[[BBC Choice]]/BBC Three

−	Other non-BBC cable and satellite stations are linked [[:Category:Cable and Satellite\|HERE]].	+	Other UK-based non-BBC cable and satellite stations are linked [[:Category:Cable and Satellite\|HERE]].

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 '''This page and airdates table covers only the REPEATS that aired on the BBC channels.''' (The first run airdates for each Doctor Who serial are shown on the individual [[Storyguide|Story List]] pages.)
-'''Doctor Who''' was repeated episodically or in compilations - often during themed 'seasons', such as '''"The Five Faces of Doctor Who"''' - on '''BBC / BBC1, BBC2''', and '''BBC4''' (which always played its repeats during themed "Nights"). The Airdates table here is for those three channels only.
+'''Doctor Who''' was repeated episodically or in compilations - sometimes during themed 'seasons', such as '''"The Five Faces of Doctor Who"''' - on '''BBC / BBC1, BBC2''', and '''BBC4''' (which always played its repeats during themed "Nights"). The Airdates table here is for those three channels only.
 Other repeats on the BBC-owned cable and satellite stations, and digital channels are covered on their own dedicated pages: