WPLG - Revision history

John Lavalie: messes up the category

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messes up the category

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Redirected page to Miami#WPLG

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Redirected page to Florida#WPLG

New page

#REDIRECT [[Florida#WPLG]]

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 | network = ABC
 | channel = 10
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-| lastAir = 1973?
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 | state = Miami
 | wikipedia = WPLG

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-| lastAir = 1973
+| lastAir = 1973?
 | state = Miami
 | wikipedia = WPLG

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−	*'''8 September 1973''': ~~A single billing for "Dr Who" appears~~ in the TV Guide and several Florida newspapers for ~~this Saturday, with a~~ start time of 1pm - but the publications don't all agree on the end time - some say 1.30pm, but others have 2.00pm~~, so it was one episode, or two~~. No other billings can be found, despite WPLG appearing in [[BBC Records]] as one of the first stations to buy the initial package of 13 [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by '''November 1972'''. It's more than likely that WPLG did plan to show the series starting from ~~this date~~, but those plans changed, and the 72 episode run was replaced ~~with something else~~.	+	*'''8 and 15 September 1973''': Billings appear in the TV Guide and several Florida newspapers for these two Saturdays. The start time is given as 1pm, but the publications don't all agree on the end time - some say 1.30pm, but others have 2.00pm. No other billings can be found, despite WPLG appearing in [[BBC Records]] as one of the first stations to buy the initial package of 13 [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by '''November 1972'''. It's more than likely that WPLG did plan to show the series starting from 8 September, but those plans changed, and the 72 episode run was replaced at the last hour and never rescheduled.
		+	[[File:WPLG8Sep.JPG\|Miami Herald, 2 Sep. 1973\|thumb\|left\|300px]]

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−	*'''8 September 1973''': "Dr Who" ~~is billed~~ in the TV Guide and several Florida newspapers for this ~~date~~, ~~starting from~~ 1pm ~~and ending at~~ 1.30pm ~~in some papers~~, but 2.00pm ~~in others~~. No other ~~episodes~~ can be found ~~near this time~~, despite WPLG ~~being listed~~ in [[BBC Records]] as ~~having bought~~ the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by '''November 1972'''. ~~The timeslot length also means it~~'s ~~not one of~~ the ~~Peter Cushing Dalek films~~.	+	*'''8 September 1973''': A single billing for "Dr Who" appears in the TV Guide and several Florida newspapers for this Saturday, with a start time of 1pm - but the publications don't all agree on the end time - some say 1.30pm, but others have 2.00pm, so it was one episode, or two. No other billings can be found, despite WPLG appearing in [[BBC Records]] as one of the first stations to buy the initial package of 13 [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by '''November 1972'''. It's more than likely that WPLG did plan to show the series starting from this date, but those plans changed, and the 72 episode run was replaced with something else.

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-*'''8 September 1973''': An episode may have aired at 1pm.  No other episodes can be found near this time, despite WPLG being listed in [[BBC Records]] as having bought the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by '''November 1972'''.
+*'''8 September 1973''': "Dr Who" is billed in the TV Guide and several Florida newspapers for this date, starting from 1pm and ending at 1.30pm in some papers, but 2.00pm in others. No other episodes can be found near this time, despite WPLG being listed in [[BBC Records]] as having bought the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] by '''November 1972'''. The timeslot length also means it's not one of the Peter Cushing Dalek films.