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−	==[[~~wikipedia~~:~~WUSA_(TV)\|WTOP]]==~~
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−	~~{{airdates-left\|Washington, DC (WTOP)}}~~
−	~~'''Channel 9 (CBS)'''~~
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−	*'''December 1972''': The debut screening of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] is listed in the ''Washington Evening Star'' TV guide for the week starting Monday '''4 December 1972''', screening weekdays at 4.00pm. The synopsis in the HIGHLIGHTS section of the paper suggests that the first serial was [[The Mind of Evil]]. However, despite being listed in that same time slot Monday through Friday, '''Doctor Who''' was not listed the following week. Nor the week after that – in fact, it wasn't listed again until '''June 1973'''! It seems that the series had been scheduled to start in December 1972, but for whatever reason it was pulled at the last moment.
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−	*'''4 June 1973''': The [[Jon Pertwee stories]] finally begin airing, weekdays at 4.00pm, often following coverage of the [[wikipedia:Watergate scandal\|Watergate Hearings]].
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−	~~<table>~~
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−	~~<td>[[File:WTOP TV.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|TV Highlights, 4 December 1972]]</td>~~
−	~~<td>[[File:DC WTOP s.JPG\|thumb\|200px\|right\|TV listing, 4 December 1972]]</td>~~
−	~~<td>[[File:WashPost040673.JPG\|thumb\|350px\|right\|Washington Post, 4 June 1973]]</td>~~
−	~~<td>[[File:Post_19730604_premiere.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|right\|first episode, 4 June 1973]]</td>~~
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−	~~==[[wikipedia:WETA-TV\|WETA]]==~~
−	~~[[File:WETA 19860817.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Washington Post, Aug. 17, 1986]]~~
−	~~[[File:WETA 19880306.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Washington Post, Mar. 6, 1988]]~~
−	~~[[File:Frederick News-Post 19840615.JPG\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Frederick News-Post, June 15, 1984]]~~
−	~~{{airdates-left\|Washington, DC (WETA)}}~~
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−	~~'''Channel 26 (PBS)'''~~
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−	*'''18 May 1981''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin, weeknights at 6:30.
−	*'''2 October 1981''': The series is taken off the air.
−	*'''12 July 1982''': [[Tom Baker]] returns, now at 6:30.
−	*'''26 November 1982''': The series goes off the air again, this time for [[wikipedia:The_Goodies_(TV_series)\|The Goodies]].
−	*'''7 July 1985''': Despite the repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]] being available, WETA begins with the [[Tom Baker stories]], Sundays at 5.00pm in the omnibus movie format. The premiere coincided with The Washington Times' new TV section, ''TV Week'' (replacing ''TV Magazine''), which promoted '''Doctor Who''' with a picture of Tom Baker.
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−	*'''21 December 1986''' (?): The 17 repackaged [[William Hartnell stories]] commence.
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−	*'''31 May 1987''': ~~The five reissued [[Patrick Troughton stories]] commence.~~
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−	*'''August 1987''': The 24 repackaged [[Jon Pertwee stories]] commence.
−	*'''22 October 1989''': [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] and the rest of season 25 begin airing.
−	*'''12 November 1989''': An 11-week run of Dalek episodes begins.
−	*'''18 November 1990''': '''Doctor Who''' ends.
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−	~~==[[wikipedia:WHUT-TV\|WHMM]]==~~
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−	~~{{airdates-left\|~~Washington, DC ~~(WHMM)}}~~
−	~~'''Channel 32 (PBS)'''~~
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−	*'''17 January 1983''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin, weeknights at 8.30pm.
−	*'''3 October 1983''': The series moves to 11pm.
−	*'''18 January 1985''': The series goes off the air.
−	~~[[Category:United States~~]]

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 *'''December 1972''': The debut screening of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] is listed in the ''Washington Evening Star'' TV guide for the week starting Monday '''4 December 1972''', screening weekdays at 4.00pm. The synopsis in the HIGHLIGHTS section of the paper suggests that the first serial was [[The Mind of Evil]]. However, despite being listed in that same time slot Monday through Friday, '''Doctor Who''' was not listed the following week. Nor the week after that – in fact, it wasn't listed again until '''June 1973'''! It seems that the series had been scheduled to start in December 1972, but for whatever reason it was pulled at the last moment.
-*'''4 June 1973''': [[Jon Pertwee stories]] finally begin airing, daily at 4.00pm, often following coverage of the [[wikipedia:Watergate scandal|Watergate Hearings]].
+*'''4 June 1973''': The [[Jon Pertwee stories]] finally begin airing, weekdays at 4.00pm, often following coverage of the [[wikipedia:Watergate scandal|Watergate Hearings]].
 <table>

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-*'''December 1972''': The debut screening of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] is listed in the ''Washington Evening Star'' TV guide for the week starting Monday '''4 December 1972''', screening weekdays at 4.00pm. The synopsis in the HIGHLIGHTS section of the paper suggests that the first serial was [[The Mind of Evil]]. However, despite being listed in that same time slot Monday through Friday, '''Doctor Who''' was not listed the following week. Nor the week after that – in fact, it wasn't listed again until '''June 1973'''! It seems that the series had been scheduled but for whatever reason it was pulled at the last moment.
+*'''December 1972''': The debut screening of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] is listed in the ''Washington Evening Star'' TV guide for the week starting Monday '''4 December 1972''', screening weekdays at 4.00pm. The synopsis in the HIGHLIGHTS section of the paper suggests that the first serial was [[The Mind of Evil]]. However, despite being listed in that same time slot Monday through Friday, '''Doctor Who''' was not listed the following week. Nor the week after that – in fact, it wasn't listed again until '''June 1973'''! It seems that the series had been scheduled to start in December 1972, but for whatever reason it was pulled at the last moment.
-*'''4 June 1973''': [[Jon Pertwee stories]] begin airing daily, at 4.00pm, often following coverage of the [[wikipedia:Watergate scandal|Watergate Hearings]].
+*'''4 June 1973''': [[Jon Pertwee stories]] finally begin airing, daily at 4.00pm, often following coverage of the [[wikipedia:Watergate scandal|Watergate Hearings]].
 <table>
   <tr>
    <td>[[File:WTOP TV.jpg|thumb|200px|right|TV Highlights, 4 December 1972]]</td>
-   <td>[[File:DC WTOP s.JPG|thumb|200px|right|TV listing (in error?), 4 December 1972]]</td>
+   <td>[[File:DC WTOP s.JPG|thumb|200px|right|TV listing, 4 December 1972]]</td>
    <td>[[File:WashPost040673.JPG|thumb|350px|right|Washington Post, 4 June 1973]]</td>
    <td>[[File:Post_19730604_premiere.jpg|thumb|300px|right|first episode, 4 June 1973]]</td>

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    <td>[[File:WTOP TV.jpg|thumb|200px|right|TV Highlights, 4 December 1972]]</td>
    <td>[[File:DC WTOP s.JPG|thumb|200px|right|TV listing (in error?), 4 December 1972]]</td>
-   <td>[[File:WashPost040673.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Washington Post, 4 June 1973]]</td>
+   <td>[[File:WashPost040673.JPG|thumb|350px|right|Washington Post, 4 June 1973]]</td>
    <td>[[File:Post_19730604_premiere.jpg|thumb|300px|right|first episode, 4 June 1973]]</td>
   </tr>

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    <td>[[File:WTOP TV.jpg|thumb|200px|right|TV Highlights, 4 December 1972]]</td>
    <td>[[File:DC WTOP s.JPG|thumb|200px|right|TV listing (in error?), 4 December 1972]]</td>
    <td>[[File:Post_19730604_premiere.jpg|thumb|300px|right|first episode, 4 June 1973]]</td>
   </tr>

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 *'''12 November 1989''': An 11-week run of Dalek episodes begins.
 *'''18 November 1990''': '''Doctor Who''' ends.
 ==[[wikipedia:WHUT-TV|WHMM]]==

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 [[File:WETA 19860817.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Washington Post, Aug. 17, 1986]]
 [[File:WETA 19880306.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Washington Post, Mar. 6, 1988]]
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 *'''12 November 1989''': An 11-week run of Dalek episodes begins.
 *'''18 November 1990''': '''Doctor Who''' ends.
 ==[[wikipedia:WHUT-TV|WHMM]]==

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 *'''3 October 1983''': The series moves to 11pm.
 *'''18 January 1985''': The series goes off the air.
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 *'''17 January 1983''': The [[Tom Baker stories]] begin, weeknights at 8.30pm.
 *'''3 October 1983''': The series moves to 11pm.
-*'''18 January 1985''': The series goes off the air.  [[WETA]] picks up '''Doctor Who''' in May.
+*'''18 January 1985''': The series goes off the air.
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 ==Links==
 *[[United States]]