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 '''[[wikipedia:Lithuania|LITHUANIA]]''' is one of the Baltic states in north-eastern [[:Category:Europe|Europe]], bordered by [[Poland]] and [[Russia]].
-The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 20.50pm to 22.20pm as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''.
+The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 20.50pm to 22.20pm under the title '''"Daktaras Kas"'''. The TV listings for this classified it as a "Komedija" ("comedy")!
-According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.
+The Polish-language Lithuanian newspaper ''Kurier Wileński'' billed it as '''"Doktor Who"'''. (This broadcast would have presumably been seen in neighbouring [[Poland]].)
 <!--It's possible the information comes from [https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/15691-doctor-who-the-movie THIS SITE].-->
-[[File:DW Klub.JPG|right|thumb|300px|The "Dr Who" Night Club in Klaipėda]]
-The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe); it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.
+The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe) also under the title '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.
 Lithuania took part in the worldwide simulcast of [[The Day of the Doctor]] on '''23 November 2013''', taking its signal feed from the [[Russia|Russian]] station NRK.
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 ==Dr Who Night Club==
 Located on Naujojo Sodo St, in Klaipėda, Lithuania, is the "DR WHO NAKTINIS KLUBAS", a night-club / disco. But despite the similar name, it has no direct connection to the TV series.
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 [[Category:Europe]]

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−	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 20.50pm, to 22.20pm as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''. ~~(Note, the published end-time of 22.20 is probably an error and should be 21.20.)~~	+	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 20.50pm to 22.20pm as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''.

	According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.		According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.

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−	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 8.50pm, to 22.20pm as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''. (Note, the published end-time of 22.20 is probably an error and should be 21.20.)	+	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 20.50pm, to 22.20pm as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''. (Note, the published end-time of 22.20 is probably an error and should be 21.20.)

	According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.		According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.

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−	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 8.50pm, as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''.	+	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 8.50pm, to 22.20pm as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''. (Note, the published end-time of 22.20 is probably an error and should be 21.20.)

	According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.		According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.

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−	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 8.50pm ~~to 10.20pm~~, as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''.	+	The [[TV Movie]] (subtitled?) was screened on local station [[wikipedia:LNK (television station)\|LNK]] on Sunday, '''25 April 1999''' from 8.50pm, as listed in the Lithuanian newspaper, ''Kurier Wileński'', dated 24-30 April 1999. Being a Polish-language paper, the movie was billed as '''"Doktor Who"'''.

	According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.		According to the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB], the [[TV Movie]] was shown in Lithuania on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''; if this date is correct, then presumaby it was a repeat. We do not have access to Lithuanian newspapers for that date to confirm this.

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	The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe); it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.		The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe); it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.
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		+	Lithuania took part in the worldwide simulcast of [[The Day of the Doctor]] on '''23 November 2013''', taking its signal feed from the [[Russia\|Russian]] station NRK.

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	Located on Naujojo Sodo St, in Klaipėda, Lithuania, is the "DR WHO NAKTINIS KLUBAS", a night-club / disco. But despite the similar name, it has no direct connection to the TV series.		Located on Naujojo Sodo St, in Klaipėda, Lithuania, is the "DR WHO NAKTINIS KLUBAS", a night-club / disco. But despite the similar name, it has no direct connection to the TV series.
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		+	==Lithuania in Doctor Who==
		+	*Lord Cranleigh thought Alzarius was a "Baltic bit"; Lithuania is one of the Baltic states ([[Black Orchid]]).

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	We do not have access to any Lithuanian newspapers to confirm this.		We do not have access to any Lithuanian newspapers to confirm this.
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		+	It's possible the information comes from [https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/15691-doctor-who-the-movie THIS SITE].

	The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe); it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.		The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe); it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.

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 According to the '''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116118/releaseinfo IMDB]''', the '''[[TV Movie]]''' was shown in '''[[wikipedia:Lithuania|LITHUANIA]]''' on Friday, '''25 July 2003'''.
 We do not have access to any Lithuanian newspapers to confirm this.
-The [[New Series]] is available; it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.
+The [[New Series]] was available on BBC Entertainment (Europe); it is known as '''"Daktaras Kas"'''.