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-='''SPACE (1997-2000)'''=
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−	'''''We are ~~particularly~~ indebted to Hugh Pearson for painstakingly researching and compiling all the SPACE airdates'''''.	+	'''''We are indebted to Hugh Pearson for painstakingly researching and compiling all the SPACE airdates'''''.

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 The reason why a single Tom Baker serial was purchased by '''SPACE''', was because they had contracted to buy '''130 episodes''' (which, when stripped five days a week, provided an industry standard run of 26 weeks). However, when the station discovered that the 129th and 130th episodes would be parts one and two of the seven-parter [[Inferno]], they instead acquired this two-parter to make up the 130 episodes they had paid for.
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 '''SPACE''' purchased a package of 130 episodes, with several re-run rights.
-The series commenced three days after '''SPACE''' went live - on Monday, '''20 October 1997''', with [[An Unearthly Child]] at 7.30am, with a replay at 1.30pm, and a third airing at 7.30pm. This "three times a day" schedule remained (mostly) in place through until '''September 1998''', although there was the odd occasion when an episode was pre-empted, or shifted to a slightly earlier or later slot to make way for other programming.
+The series commenced three days after '''SPACE''' went live - on Monday, '''20 October 1997''', with [[An Unearthly Child]] at 7.30am, with a replay at 1.30pm, and a third airing at 7.30pm. This "three times a day" schedule remained (mostly) in place through until '''January 1998''', when the third airing at 7.30 pm was switched to 3.30 am the next morning. This new pattern/configuration continued until '''September 1998''', although there was the odd occasion when an episode was pre-empted, or shifted to a slightly earlier or later slot to make way for other programming.
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 [[File:SpaceDates1.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Generic sample of Space listings showing the various timeslots; Broadcast Week, Globe and Mail]]
 [[File:Space Tomb.JPG|thumb|right|250px|The Tomb of the Cybermen - in colour!? - 3 February 1998 on SPACE (Winnipeg Free Press)]]
 [[File:SpaceDates2.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Generic sample of Space listings showing the various timeslots; Broadcast Week, Globe and Mail]]
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 And the single Tom Baker serial, [[The Sontaran Experiment]], the last serial of the 130-episode package, aired '''16-17 April 1998''' (with its 3.30am repeat on 18 April).
 From Monday, '''20 April 1998''', the episodes cycled back to [[An Unearthly Child]], again three times a day.
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 On '''25 April 1998''', the early morning repeat of [[The Daleks]] part one was shown at the slightly later time of 4.00am (instead of 3.30am).
-One curious side-effect of there being a stream of weekday repeats as well as a separate Sunday/Monday stream, was that for one week in '''May 1998''', the two streams overlapped, so that part five of [[The Keys of Marinus]] aired three times that week! And later that year on '''27-28 December 1998''', part one of [[The Space Museum]] screened three times!
+One curious side-effect of there being a stream of weekday repeats as well as a separate Sunday/Monday stream, was that for one week in '''May 1998''', the two streams overlapped, so that part five of [[The Keys of Marinus]] aired '''five''' times that week! And later that year on '''27-28 December 1998''', part one of [[The Space Museum]] screened three times!
 On '''20 June 1998''', the 3.30am repeat of [[The Web Planet]] part 1 was pre-empted, replaced by three episodes of '''The X Files'''.

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 The following week, the station went back to the beginning, and started a second run of repeats, from [[An Unearthly Child]] part one. (The Sunday/Monday repeats stream was up to [[The Keys of Marinus]] at this time.)
-On Tuesday, '''21 April 1998''' at 8.00pm, '''SPACE''' screened the [[Reeltime Pictures]] made-for-video documentary '''I Was a Doctor Who Monster'''. (This was repeated on Tuesday, '''15 September 1998''', at 3.00pm, and again a week later at 4.00pm, then the following year: on '''28 March 1999''' at 4.30pm and Sunday, '''4 April 1999''', also at 4.30pm.)
+On Tuesday, '''21 April 1998''' at 8.00pm, '''SPACE''' screened the [[Reeltime Pictures]] made-for-video documentary '''[[I Was a Doctor Who Monster]]'''. (This was repeated on Tuesday, '''15 September 1998''', at 3.00pm, and again a week later at 4.00pm, then the following year: on '''28 March 1999''' at 4.30pm and Sunday, '''4 April 1999''', also at 4.30pm.)
 On '''25 April 1998''', the early morning repeat of [[The Daleks]] part one was shown at the slightly later time of 4.00am (from 3.30am).
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 On '''20 June 1998''', the 3.30am repeat of [[The Web Planet]] part 1 was pre-empted, replaced by three episodes of '''The X Files''', and part 4 of the story appears to have also been replaced by other programming on '''25 June 1998'''.
-At 4.00pm Sunday, '''28 June 1998''', was a further repeat of '''I Was a Doctor Who Monster'''.
+At 4.00pm Sunday, '''28 June 1998''', was a further repeat of '''[[I Was a Doctor Who Monster]]'''.
 On '''8 August 1998''', the 3.30am repeat of [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] part 4 appears to have been pre-empted by a repeat of an '''X Files''' episode. The '''15 August 1998''' showing of [[The Dominators]] episode 5, and the '''22 August 1998''' edition of [[The Mind Robber]] episode five were both at the later time of 4am.

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 '''SPACE''' purchased a package of 130 episodes, with several re-run rights.
-We're not sure of the exact date on which the series commenced, but based on the dates we '''do''' know, the first episode of [[An Unearthly Child]] screened (probably) on Monday, '''20 October 1997''', three days after '''SPACE''' went live. Initially, each episode aired weekdays, with three screenings per day: 7.30am, 1.30pm, and again at 7.30pm. (We've put only the 7.30am slot in the Airdates table.)
+We're not sure of the exact date on which the series commenced, but based on the dates we '''do''' know, the first episode of [[An Unearthly Child]] screened (probably) on Monday, '''20 October 1997''', three days after '''SPACE''' went live. Initially, each episode aired weekdays, with three screenings per day: 7.30am, 1.30pm, and again at 7.30pm. On a rare occasion, an episode was pre-empted, or moved to an alternative slot to make way for other programming.
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 [[File:Space Tomb.JPG|thumb|right|250px|The Tomb of the Cybermen, 3 February 1998 on SPACE (Winnipeg Free Press)]]
-The "lost" Patrick Troughton serial [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] had its Canadian television '''debut''' in '''February 1998''', a fact that was mentioned in the ''Winnipeg Free Press''. (This screening was potentially also the first television screening of the serial since its recovery in 1992.)
+The "lost" Patrick Troughton serial [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] had its Canadian television '''debut''' in '''February 1998''', a fact that was mentioned in the ''Winnipeg Free Press''.
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 The following week, the station went back to the beginning, and started a second run of repeats, from [[An Unearthly Child]] part one. (The Sunday/Monday repeats stream was up to [[The Keys of Marinus]] at this time.)
-On Tuesday, '''21 April 1998''' at 8.00pm, '''SPACE''' screened the Reel Time Pictures made-for-video documentary '''I WAS A DOCTOR WHO MONSTER'''. (This was repeated on Tuesday, '''15 September 1998''', at 3.00pm, and again a week later at 4.00pm, and again on '''28 March 1999''' at 4.30pm.)
+On Tuesday, '''21 April 1998''' at 8.00pm, '''SPACE''' screened the [[Reeltime Pictures]] made-for-video documentary '''I Was a Doctor Who Monster'''. (This was repeated on Tuesday, '''15 September 1998''', at 3.00pm, and again a week later at 4.00pm, then the following year: on '''28 March 1999''' at 4.30pm and Sunday, '''4 April 1999''', also at 4.30pm.)
 One curious side-effect of there being a stream of weekday repeats as well as a separate Sunday/Monday stream, was that for one week in '''May 1998''', the two streams overlapped, so that part five of [[The Keys of Marinus]] aired three times that week! And later that year on '''27-28 December 1998''', part one of [[The Space Museum]] screened three times!
 On '''29 March 1999''', the regular 3.30am Monday repeats came to an end, with [[The Time Meddler]]. And with the regular weekday repeats also coming to a natural end two weeks later, the unused "Monday" repeats were slotted into the regular weekday cycle; therefore [[The Sontaran Experiment]] was followed by [[The Ark]] rather than [[An Unearthly Child]].
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 In two and a half years, the package of 130 episodes had been cycled through '''six times'''. Adding in the discontinued Sunday/Monday repeats, some of the Hartnell serials also played for a seventh time.
-On Monday, '''24 January 2000''', the [[Peter Cushing]] movie, '''"Daleks Invasion Earth 2150AD"''' screened, at 9.00pm. It was re-run on Saturday, '''25 November 2000''' at 2.00pm.
+On Monday, '''24 January 2000''', the [[Peter Cushing]] movie, '''"Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD"''' screened at midnight. It was re-run on Saturday, '''25 November 2000''' at 2.00pm.
 This was the final screening of '''Doctor Who''' on '''SPACE''' until the arrival of the [[New Series]] on the channel in 2009...
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 Our Airdates table as been extrapolated from archived editions of Benjamin F Elliott's on-going '''This Week In Doctor Who'''.
-*[http://groups.google.com/group/rec.arts.drwho/search?q=this+week+in+doctor+who&start=0& THIS WEEK IN DOCTOR WHO ARCHIVE]
+*[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=3&detail=broadcast&page=1 This Week In Doctor Who Listings]

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	==Next Canadian broadcaster==		==Next Canadian broadcaster==

−	* '''[[Canada BBC Kids\|BBC Kids]]'''	+	* '''[[Canada (BBC Kids)\|BBC Kids]]'''

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	This was the final screening of '''Doctor Who''' on '''SPACE''' until the arrival of the [[New Series]] on the channel in 2009...		This was the final screening of '''Doctor Who''' on '''SPACE''' until the arrival of the [[New Series]] on the channel in 2009...
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		+	==Next Canadian broadcaster==
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		+	* '''[[Other_Canadian_stations#BBC_KIDS_.282001-2010.29\|BBC Kids]]'''
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