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*The Inspector at the Liverpool police station asks the Doctor if he is Welsh ([[The Daleks' Master Plan]])
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*Trask uses the phrase "bold as a Welsh pirate" in [[The Highlanders]]
 
*Euro Sea Gas supplied gas to the whole of Wales ([[Fury from the Deep]])  
 
*Euro Sea Gas supplied gas to the whole of Wales ([[Fury from the Deep]])  
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*The metal from the guerilla's weapon was mined from North Wales ([[Day of the Daleks]])
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*Vivien Fay mentions the stone circle called the Gorsedd of Bryn Gwyddon in Wales. Emilia Rumford can read Old Welsh ([[The Stones of Blood]])
  
  

Revision as of 08:44, 19 February 2022

WALES is part of the United Kingdom. As such, it received BBC transmissions from London.

BBC Cymru / BBC Wales ident (1974-81)

However, from time to time the network's regional station BBC Cymru altered its TV schedules to make way for local and regional programming, and series such as Doctor Who were sometimes shown on dates or times that were different to the rest of the network:


BBC Wales Idents and logos


Peter Cushing and the Daleks

S4C is a Welsh-language station, also broadcasting programmes in English (often but not always with subtitles). Much of this undubbed/subbed English-only content consisted of the simultaneous or deferred transmission of programmes from the UK station Channel 4; C4 aired the two Peter Cushing Dalek movies in widescreen several times between 1994 and 1999; these were seen on S4C on a deferred basis two weeks later.


Wales in Doctor Who

The following stories were either filmed and/or set in Wales:

Some of the Welsh actors / crew who have worked on the series are:

Other references:


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