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 [[File:DevilMonster1.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Two of Reeltime Pictures VHS releases]]
-Predominantly known for producing the '''Myth Makers''' tapes -- a long-running series of interviews with '''Doctor Who''' actors and production crew (released on VHS, and later DVD and download) -- Reeltime also made a number of direct-to-video dramas featuring licenced characters, such as Benton ('''Wartime''' (1998)), the Brigadier, Yeti, Victoria Waterfield and Sarah Jane Smith ('''Downtime''' (1995)), Draconians, Sontarans and Ace (the '''Mindgame''' series (1998, 1999)), the Daemons and Olive Hawthorne ('''Daemos Rising''' (2004), '''The White Witch of Devils' End''' (2017)) and Sil (in the multi-award-winning '''Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor''' in 2019).
+Predominantly known for producing the '''Myth Makers''' tapes -- a long-running series of interviews with '''Doctor Who''' actors and production crew (released on VHS, and later DVD and download) -- Reeltime also made a number of direct-to-video dramas featuring licenced characters, such as Benton ('''Wartime''' (August 1988)), the Brigadier, Yeti, Victoria Waterfield and Sarah Jane Smith ('''Downtime''' (1995)), Draconians, Sontarans and Ace (the '''Mindgame''' series (1998, 1999)), the Daemons and Olive Hawthorne ('''Daemos Rising''' (2004), '''The White Witch of Devils' End''' (2017)) and Sil (in the multi-award-winning '''Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor''' in 2019).
 '''Downtime''' and '''Daemos Rising''' featured the character of Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (played by Beverley Cressman) who would later appear in the new television series (played by Jemma Redgrave).

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 *'''[[KBDI]] Channel 12 in [[Colorado]]''':
-**On the Pledge Drive evening of Saturday, '''7 December 1996''', this station screened an omnibus of [[The Daemons]] from 8pm, which was followed by '''Return to Devil's End''' at 11pm. At the exact same time (although 2 hours "later" due to time zone shift), [[WCET]] in Ohio aired the same ine-up…
+**On the Pledge Drive evening of Saturday, '''7 December 1996''', this station screened an omnibus of [[The Daemons]] from 8pm, which was followed by '''Return to Devil's End''' at 11pm. At the exact same time (although 2 hours "later" due to time zone shift), [[WCET]] in Ohio aired the same line-up…
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 *'''[[WCET]] Channel 48 in [[Ohio]]''':
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 *'''[[KTEH]] Channel 54 in San Jose, [[California]]''':

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 The following are just some of the US stations to have screened Reeltime Pictures programmes:
 *'''[[WCET]] Channel 48 in [[Ohio]]''':
-**They screened an omnibus of [[The Daemons]] on Saturday, '''7 December 1996''' from 10pm, which was followed by '''Return to Devil's End''' at 1am (Sunday 8 December).
+**At the exact same time as [[KBDI]] above, WCET also screened an omnibus of [[The Daemons]] on Saturday, '''7 December 1996''' (allowing for a 2-hour time zone shift, this was at the 'later' time of 10pm), followed by '''Return to Devil's End''' at 1am (Sunday 8 December).
 **'''I was a Doctor Who Monster''' was on Saturday, '''23 August 1997'''.
 **On Saturday, '''28 November 1998''', the station repeated both '''Return to Devil's End''' and '''I Was a Doctor Who Monster''' back to back from 11pm.
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-|[[ File:DevilsEndOhio96.JPG|left|thumb|450px|The Daemons and Return to Devils End; Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 December 1996]]|[[ File:DevilMonster.JPG|left|thumb|400px|WCET listings; Cincinnati Enquirer, 28 November 1998]]
+|[[File:DevilsEndOhio96.JPG|left|thumb|450px|The Daemons and Return to Devils End; Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 December 1996]]|[[File:DevilMonster.JPG|left|thumb|400px|WCET listings; Cincinnati Enquirer, 28 November 1998]]
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 *'''[[KTEH]] Channel 54 in San Jose, [[California]]''':

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 [[File:DevilMonster1.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Two of Reeltime Pictures VHS releases]]
-Predominantly known for producing the '''Myth Makers''' tapes -- a long-running series of interviews with '''Doctor Who''' actors and production crew (released on VHS, and later DVD and download) -- Reeltime also made a number of direct-to-video dramas featuring licenced characters, such as Benton ('''Wartime''' (1998)), the Brigadier, Yeti, Victoria Waterfield and Sarah Jane Smith ('''Downtime''' (1995)), Draconians, Sontarans and Ace (the '''Mindgame''' series (1998, 1999)), the Daemons and Olive Hawthorne ('''Daemos Rising''' (2004), '''The White Witch of Devils' End''' (2017)) and Sil ('''Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor''' in 2019).
+Predominantly known for producing the '''Myth Makers''' tapes -- a long-running series of interviews with '''Doctor Who''' actors and production crew (released on VHS, and later DVD and download) -- Reeltime also made a number of direct-to-video dramas featuring licenced characters, such as Benton ('''Wartime''' (1998)), the Brigadier, Yeti, Victoria Waterfield and Sarah Jane Smith ('''Downtime''' (1995)), Draconians, Sontarans and Ace (the '''Mindgame''' series (1998, 1999)), the Daemons and Olive Hawthorne ('''Daemos Rising''' (2004), '''The White Witch of Devils' End''' (2017)) and Sil (in the multi-award-winning '''Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor''' in 2019).
 '''Downtime''' and '''Daemos Rising''' featured the character of Kate Lethbridge-Stewart (played by Beverley Cressman) who would later appear in the new television series (played by Jemma Redgrave).

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 *'''[[KSPS]] Channel 7 in [[Spokane]], [[Washington]]''':
-**'''Myth Makers: Colin Baker''' was aired on Saturday, '''8 March 1997''' at 10.25pm, (followed by [[The Two Doctors]] - although this might have actually been [[Timelash]]).
+**'''Myth Makers: Colin Baker''' was aired on Saturday, '''8 March 1997''' at 10.35pm, (followed by [[The Two Doctors]] - although this might have actually been [[Timelash]]).
 **'''I Was a Doctor Who Monster''' aired on Saturday, '''15 March 1997''' at 9.05pm, immediately followed by [[The Daemons]] at 10:20pm, after which was shown '''Return to Devil's End''' at 12.50am.
 [[File:ColinMyth97a.JPG|left|thumb|550px|Missoulian (Montana), 2 March 1997]]

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-*'''[[KSPS]] Channel 14 in [[Spokane]], [[Washington]]''':
+*'''[[KSPS]] Channel 7 in [[Spokane]], [[Washington]]''':
 **'''Myth Makers: Colin Baker''' was aired on Saturday, '''8 March 1997''' at 10.25pm, (followed by [[The Two Doctors]]).
 **'''I Was a Doctor Who Monster''' aired on Saturday, '''15 March 1997''' at 9.05pm, immediately followed by [[The Daemons]] at 10:20pm, after which was shown '''Return to Devil's End''' at 12.50am.

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 *'''[[IPTV]] in [[Iowa]]''':
 **'''Myth Makers: Sylvester McCoy''' on Friday, '''28 February 1997''' at 12.15am (after a screening of [[Dragonfire]]), and again on '''9 May 1997''' at 11.05pm.
-**'''Return to Devil's End''' was seen on Saturday, '''15 March 1997''' at 12.45am, with a repeat on '''30 May''' at 11pm (and with another showing in '''December 1999''').
+**'''Return to Devil's End''' was seen on Saturday, '''15 March 1997''' at 12.45am, with a repeat on '''30 May''' at 11pm (and with another showing in '''December 1999'''). (These screenings were often preceded by introductions from Mike Frisbie.)
 **The '''Just Who on Earth is Tom Baker?''' segment was shown on '''21 March 1997''' at 11.15pm (immediately ahead of its regular evening omnibus - in this case [[The Happiness Patrol]]); this was repeated the following Friday.
-**The '''Tom Baker Myth Makers''' aired on Friday, '''16 May 1997'''. It was shown again in '''February 2000'''.
+**The '''Tom Baker Myth Makers''' aired on Friday, '''16 May 1997'''. It was shown again on '''3 March 2000'''.
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 |[[File:MythMcCoy97.JPG|thumb|left|350px|Des Moines Register (Iowa), 28 February 1997]]|[[File:IowaMar97.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Des Moines Register (Iowa), 2 March 1997]]|[[File:TomMyth97.JPG|left|thumb|250px|Globe Gazette, 11 May 1997]]
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 *'''[[KSPS]] Channel 14 in [[Spokane]], [[Washington]]''':

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 [[File:Reeltimelogo.JPG|right|thumb|200px]]
 '''[[Wikipedia:Reeltime Pictures|REELTIME PICTURES]]''' is a video production company established by Keith Barnfather in 1984.
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 [[File:ReelSpace21-4-98.JPG|left|thumb|300px|I Was a Doctor Who Monster on Space; Toronto Globe & Mail, 21 April 1998]]
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 Several other US PBS stations aired a selection of the Reeltime features during '''1997''', '''1998''' and '''1999''', but we don't have full airdates or listings clippings for these.
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 **'''I Was a Doctor Who Monster''' aired on Saturday, '''15 March 1997''' at 9.05pm, immediately followed by [[The Daemons]] at 10:20pm, after which was shown '''Return to Devil's End''' at 12.50am.
 [[File:ColinMyth97a.JPG|left|thumb|550px|Missoulian (Montana), 2 March 1997]]
-[[File:KSPSMar97.JPG|left|thumb|400px|Mulitiple Reeltime features on KSPS, 15 March 1997]]
+[[File:KSPSMar97.JPG|left|thumb|400px|Multiple Reeltime features on KSPS, 15 March 1997]]
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-'''''With grateful thanks to Keith Barnfather and TJ Lubinksy'''''
+'''''With grateful thanks to Keith Barnfather and TJ Lubinsky'''''
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