Whose Doctor Who - Revision history

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 Various clips were featured, with those of the first and second Doctors extracted from the pitiful selection of black and white episodes that still existed by late 1976, with Pertwee clips in black and white or colour, again depending on the format of the still-existing material.
-Clips from the special appeared in several BBC interview programmes to celebrate the series' 25th anniversary in '''1988'''.
+Clips from the special appeared for the first time in several BBC interview programmes to celebrate the series' 25th anniversary in '''1988'''.
 The documentary received its second-ever full screening on Sunday, '''23 September 1990''' during [[BSB]]'s special '''Doctor Who''' weekend.

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 Various clips were featured, with those of the first and second Doctors extracted from the pitiful selection of black and white episodes that still existed by late 1976, with Pertwee clips in black and white or colour, again depending on the format of the still-existing material.
-The documentary received its second-ever screening 13 years later - on Sunday, '''23 September 1990''' during [[BSB]]'s special '''Doctor Who''' weekend.
+Clips from the special appeared in several BBC interview programmes to celebrate the series' 25th anniversary in '''1988'''.
 It appeared on the '''2003''' DVD release of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] (where rights issues with some of the content did for a time place some doubt on whether it could be included), and most recently on the '''2020''' Season 14 Blu-ray box set.

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 It appeared on the '''2003''' DVD release of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] (where rights issues with some of the content did for a time place some doubt on whether it could be included), and most recently on the '''2020''' Season 14 Blu-ray box set.
-As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was '''never''' aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but that was an entirely different production, made by the [[New Jersey Network]] in 1985.)
+As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was '''never''' purchased or aired by a foreign television station, despite BBC Enterprises publishing a sales promotional sheet for it. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but that was an entirely different production, made by the [[New Jersey Network]] in 1985.)
 *'''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/bbctwo/england/1977-04-03#at-20.20 Whose Doctor Who (BBC Genome)]'''
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 The documentary received its second-ever screening 13 years later - on Sunday, '''23 September 1990''' during [[BSB]]'s special '''Doctor Who''' weekend.
-It appeared on the '''2003''' DVD release of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] (where rights issues with some of the content did for a time place some doubt on whether it could be included), and most recently on the '''2020''' Season 14 Blu-Ray box set.
+It appeared on the '''2003''' DVD release of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] (where rights issues with some of the content did for a time place some doubt on whether it could be included), and most recently on the '''2020''' Season 14 Blu-ray box set.
 As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was '''never''' aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but that was an entirely different production, made by the [[New Jersey Network]] in 1985.)

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 Various clips were featured, with those of the first and second Doctors extracted from the pitiful selection of black and white episodes that still existed by late 1976, with Pertwee clips in black and white or colour, again depending on the format of the still-existing material.
-The documentary received its second-ever screening 13 years later - on Sunday, '''23 September 1990''' during [[BSB]]'s special '''Doctor Who''' weekend. It also appeared on the 2003 DVD release of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]]. (Rights issues with some of the content did for a time place some doubt on whether it could be included.)
+The documentary received its second-ever screening 13 years later - on Sunday, '''23 September 1990''' during [[BSB]]'s special '''Doctor Who''' weekend.
-As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was never aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but that was an entirely different production, made by the [[New Jersey Network]] in 1985.)
+It appeared on the '''2003''' DVD release of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] (where rights issues with some of the content did for a time place some doubt on whether it could be included), and most recently on the '''2020''' Season 14 Blu-Ray box set.
 *'''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/bbctwo/england/1977-04-03#at-20.20 Whose Doctor Who (BBC Genome)]'''
 [[Category:Documentaries and specials]]

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	Various clips were featured, with those of the first and second Doctors extracted from the pitiful selection of black and white episodes that still existed by late 1976, with Pertwee clips in black and white or colour, again depending on the format of the still-existing material.		Various clips were featured, with those of the first and second Doctors extracted from the pitiful selection of black and white episodes that still existed by late 1976, with Pertwee clips in black and white or colour, again depending on the format of the still-existing material.
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		+	The special was screened on [[BSB]] on Sunday, '''23 September 1990''' during the special '''Doctor Who''' weekend.

	As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was never aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but this was a different production, made in 1985.)		As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was never aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but this was a different production, made in 1985.)

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	As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was never aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but this was a different production, made in 1985.)		As far as can be determined, '''Whose Doctor Who''' was never aired by a foreign television station. (Some of the US stations aired a documentary called [[Doctor Who's Who's Who]], but this was a different production, made in 1985.)
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		+	*'''[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/schedules/bbctwo/england/1977-04-03#at-20.20 Whose Doctor Who (BBC Genome)]'''

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-'''[[wikipedia:Whose Doctor Who|Whose Doctor Who]]''' was broadcast on BBC2, on Sunday, '''3 April 1977''' (the day after part six of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] had aired); it was part of the '''"Lively Arts"''' series, and was presented by Melvyn Bragg.
+'''[[wikipedia:Whose Doctor Who|Whose Doctor Who]]''' was broadcast on BBC2, on Sunday, '''3 April 1977''' (the day after part six of [[The Talons of Weng-Chiang]] had aired); it was part of the '''"[http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/search/0/20?adv=1&media=tv&order=asc&q=%22lively+arts%22&yf=1976&yt=1985#search Lively Arts]"''' series, and was presented by Melvyn Bragg.
 Various clips were featured, with those of the first and second Doctors extracted from the pitiful selection of black and white episodes that still existed by late 1976, with Pertwee clips in black and white or colour, again depending on the format of the still-existing material.