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Redirected page to Category:Kentucky

John Lavalie: /* Kentucky Educational Television (KET) */

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Kentucky Educational Television (KET)

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−	~~'''Doctor Who''' aired in these cities, on these channels:~~
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−	~~==[[wikipedia:Lexington, Kentucky\|Lexington]]==~~
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−	~~===[[wikipedia:WTVQ\|WTVQ]]===~~
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−	~~'''Channel 62 (ABC)''' (Channel number changed to 36 in 1980)~~
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−	* '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States\|Wikipedia]], WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But the state is not listed in the August 1978 issue of ''Variety'' (See [[United States--1978]]), and we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979. Tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has since been removed from the wikipedia section.
−	*'''1980''': It is reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980) that the series had been sold to "WTVQ, Lexington, <i>[[Indiana]]</i>" (although WTVQ is actually a Kentucky station), however we have not been able to find any listings for that year either!
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−	~~==[[wikipedia:Louisville\|Louisville]]==~~
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−	~~===[[wikipedia:WKPC\|WKPC]]===~~
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−	~~'''Channel 15 (PBS)'''~~
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−	*'''25 August 1990''': The series premieres(?) in the middle of the [[Peter Davison stories]]. Compilations air Saturday nights with a Tuesday repeat.
−	*'''5 January 1991''': Began airing the [[Jon Pertwee stories]], Saturdays at 9pm with a repeat Tuesdays at 11pm.
−	*'''12 September 1992''': [[The Tomb of the Cybermen]] airs.
−	*'''20 March 1993''': The [[William Hartnell stories]] air.
−	*'''4 September 1993''': The [[Patrick Troughton stories]] air.
−	*'''2 October 1993''': The [[Jon Pertwee stories]] air again.
−	*'''1998''': WKPC joins KET.
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−	*'''June 1996''': Airing compilations Sunday at 10pm.
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-* '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States|Wikipedia]], WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But the state is not listed in the August 1978 issue of ''Variety'' (See [[United States--1978]]), and we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979. Tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has since been removed from the wikipedia section. We feel sure that the series didn't reach Kentucky until 1980:
+* '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States|Wikipedia]], WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But the state is not listed in the August 1978 issue of ''Variety'' (See [[United States--1978]]), and we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979. Tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has since been removed from the wikipedia section.
 *'''1980''': It is reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980) that the series had been sold to "WTVQ, Lexington, <i>[[Indiana]]</i>" (although WTVQ is actually a Kentucky station), however we have not been able to find any listings for that year either!
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 * '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States|Wikipedia]], WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But the state is not listed in the August 1978 issue of ''Variety'' (See [[United States--1978]]), and we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979. Tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has since been removed from the wikipedia section. We feel sure that the series didn't reach Kentucky until 1980:
-*'''1980''': It is reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980) that the series had been sold to "WTVQ, Lexington, <i>[[Indiana]]</i>" (although WTVQ is actually a Kentucky station), however we have not been able to find any listings for that station either!
+*'''1980''': It is reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980) that the series had been sold to "WTVQ, Lexington, <i>[[Indiana]]</i>" (although WTVQ is actually a Kentucky station), however we have not been able to find any listings for that year either!
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 * '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States|Wikipedia]], WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But the state is not listed in the August 1978 issue of ''Variety'' (See [[United States--1978]]), and we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979. Tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has since been removed from the wikipedia section. We feel sure that the series didn't reach Kentucky until 1980:
-*'''1980''': It is reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980) that the series had been sold to "WTVQ, Lexington, <i>[[Indiana]]</i>" (although WTVQ is actually a Kentucky station).
+*'''1980''': It is reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980) that the series had been sold to "WTVQ, Lexington, <i>[[Indiana]]</i>" (although WTVQ is actually a Kentucky station), however we have not been able to find any listings for that station either!
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-* '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States|Wikipedia]] WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979, and more tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has been removed from the wikipedia section! On this basis we feel sure the series didn't reach Kentucky until for a few more years:
+* '''1978?''': According to an early edit of [[wikipedia:Doctor_Who_in_Canada_and_the_United_States#The_1970s:_Doctor_Who_comes_to_the_United_States|Wikipedia]] WTVQ was one of the first stations to broadcast the [[Tom Baker stories]]. But we have not found any airdates in late 1978 / early 1979, but tellingly, the reference to WTVQ has since been removed from the wikipedia section! On this basis we feel sure the series didn't reach Kentucky until the early 1980s:
 *'''1980''': The series did, however, begin airing by September 1980, as reported in '''Starlog''' issue # 39 (cover date October 1980).
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