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[[File:Denver 19831204.jpg|thumb|right|250px|December 8, 1983]] | [[File:Denver 19831204.jpg|thumb|right|250px|December 8, 1983]] | ||
| − | *'''26 April 1981''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] premiere, Sundays at 10am. An entire story is shown each week, with credits in tact. | + | *'''26 April 1981''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] premiere, Sundays at 10am. An entire story is shown each week, with credits in tact. Bizarrely, the station screens the "Key to Time" stories first. |
*'''5 October 1981''': A Monday-Thursday run is added, at 5:30pm. | *'''5 October 1981''': A Monday-Thursday run is added, at 5:30pm. | ||
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Doctor Who aired in these cities, on these channels:
Denver
KRMA
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← AIRDATES ...... (CLICK ICON TO GO TO TABLE SHOWING EPISODE BREAKDOWN AND AIRDATES - N/S = story title is Not Stated) |
Channel 6 (PBS)
- 26 April 1981: The Tom Baker stories premiere, Sundays at 10am. An entire story is shown each week, with credits in tact. Bizarrely, the station screens the "Key to Time" stories first.
- 5 October 1981: A Monday-Thursday run is added, at 5:30pm.
- 6 September 1982: After a summer break, the weekday airings return, now at 6:00pm.
- 24 October 1982: Once Upon a Time Lord airs.
- 5 September 1983: After a summer break, the weekday airings return, now at 5:30pm. The Peter Davison stories premiere.
- 23 November 1983: The Five Doctors airs.
- 28 November 1983: The Jon Pertwee stories begin.
- 13 January 1984: A Friday airing is added.
- 2 February 1985: The complete package of Jon Pertwee stories begins.
- 2 September 1985: The weekday airings move to 10:30pm.
- 12 March 1986: The weeknight airings move to 11:00pm.
- 23 March 1986: The 17 repackaged William Hartnell stories screened.
- 5 October 1986: The 24 repackaged Jon Pertwee stories return.
- By 1998, KRMA was one of only five stations in the US still screening the series.
Fan Clubs
- Denver was the home of the Doctor Who Fan Club of America, run by Ron Katz. The club fanzine was The WHOVIAN TIMES
KBDI
Channel 12 (PBS)
- 1989-2000s: This station aired the series regularly into the early 2000s on Friday and Saturday nights.
- 1994/1999: During that period the repackaged 24 Jon Pertwee stories aired a few times.
