TV4 Science Fiction - Revision history

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 '''[[wikipedia:TV4 Science Fiction|TV4 Science Fiction]]''' was a [[Sweden|Swedish]] satellite and cable television channel dedicated to the SF genre. It was launched on 29 February 2008, and was available in:
 *[[Denmark]]
-*[[Finland]] (simulcast on MTV3 Scifi)
+*[[Finland]] (simulcast on MTV3 Scifi) (also available in the Baltic regions)
 *[[Norway]] (simulcast on TV2 Science Fiction)
 *[[Sweden]]

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 The seventh Doctor debuted on Friday, '''20 February 2009'''. [[Remembrance of the Daleks]] was not shown, and the remaining Sylvester McCoy stories were screened in production order, which meant [[Ghost Light]] was last, with part three airing '''19 March 2009'''.
-The two [[Peter Cushing]] Daleks movies were shown several times throughout '''2009''', usually a day apart.
+The first [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movie was shown on TV4 SF '''nine times''' between '''14 February 2009''' and '''22 November 2009''', while the second was shown '''eight times''' during the period '''15 March 2009''' and '''29 November 2009'''. These would have been in English with subtitles.
 The short documentary [[Resistance is Useless]] was shown in '''19 March 2009''', ahead of the return of the William Hartnell stories later that same day.
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 *[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=256&detail=broadcast&page=1 TWIDW - TV3 SciFi]
 *[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=323&detail=broadcast&page=1 TWIDW - TV2 SF]
-*[https://sites.google.com/site/awahlbom/doctor-who-i-sverige/doctor-who-i-sverige-tv4-science-fiction TV4 Science Fiction (fan)]
+*[https://sites.google.com/site/awahlbom/doctor-who-i-sverige/doctor-who-i-sverige-tv4-science-fiction TV4 Science Fiction (incl Cushing)]
 *[https://sites.google.com/site/awahlbom/doctor-who-i-sverige/doctor-who-i-sverige-tv4-guld TV4 Guld (fan)]
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 [[Category:Cable and Satellite]]

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 '''TV2 Science Fiction''' shut down in '''December 2011''', and both '''TV4 Science Fiction''' and '''MTV3 Scifi''' closed down in '''August 2012'''.
-{{YouTube table |ISa7Jsuzam0|TV4 Promo trailer ('Dr Who' appears at 1:06)
+{{YouTube table |ISa7Jsuzam0|TV4 Promo trailer (short clip from [[The Keys of Marinus]] appears at 1:06)
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	'''TV2 Science Fiction''' shut down in '''December 2011''', and both '''TV4 Science Fiction''' and '''MTV3 Scifi''' closed down in '''August 2012'''.		'''TV2 Science Fiction''' shut down in '''December 2011''', and both '''TV4 Science Fiction''' and '''MTV3 Scifi''' closed down in '''August 2012'''.

		+	{{YouTube table \|ISa7Jsuzam0\|TV4 Promo trailer ('Dr Who' appears at 1:06)
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	==Stories Bought and Broadcast==		==Stories Bought and Broadcast==

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 [[File:TV4SFlogo.JPG |right|thumb|250px|TV4 Science Fiction logo]]
-'''[[wikipedia:TV4 Science Fiction|TV4 Science Fiction]]''' was a satellite and cable television channel dedicated to the SF genre owned by TV4 AB. Based in [[Sweden]], it was launched on 29 February 2008, and was available in:
+'''[[wikipedia:TV4 Science Fiction|TV4 Science Fiction]]''' was a [[Sweden|Swedish]] satellite and cable television channel dedicated to the SF genre. It was launched on 29 February 2008, and was available in:
 *[[Denmark]]
 *[[Finland]] (simulcast on MTV3 Scifi)

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 The episodes were all simulcast on the [[Finland|Finnish]] station [[wikipedia:MTV3 Scifi|MTV3 Scifi]].
-Later during the run, the series was simulcast on the [[Norway|Norwegian]] station, [[Wikipedia:TV 2 Science Fiction|TV 2 Science Fiction]].
+In April 2009, the series was also simulcast on the [[Norway|Norwegian]] station, [[Wikipedia:TV 2 Science Fiction|TV 2 Science Fiction]].
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 ==Airdates==
-Full listings for '''TV4 SF''' and '''MTV3 SF''' are recorded in the '''This Week in Doctor Who''' site, and general info on '''TV4''' and '''TV4 Guld''' are on a fan-site:
+Full listings for '''TV4 SF''', '''MTV3 SF''' and '''TV2 SF''' are recorded in the '''This Week in Doctor Who''' site, and general info on '''TV4''' and '''TV4 Guld''' are on a fan-site:
 *[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=322&detail=broadcast&page=1  TWIDW - TV4 SF]
 *[https://twidw.doctorwhonews.net/channels.php?code=256&detail=broadcast&page=1 TWIDW - TV3 SciFi]

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 From '''April 2009''', '''TV4 SF''' was simulcast with the [[Norway|Norwegian]] station '''TV2 Science Fiction''' until it shut down in '''December 2011'''.
 This repeat cycle ended on '''11 September 2011'''.
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 This was followed by the Davison, Colin Baker and McCoy eras again (although some season 19 Davisons were skipped). These three Doctors only were then cycled through again several times again, concluding with [[Ghost Light]] part three and another showing of [[Resistance is Useless]] on Monday, '''18 June 2012'''.
 Two months later, in '''August 2012''', both '''TV4 Science Fiction''' and '''MTV3 Scifi''' closed down.

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−	'''TV2 Science Fiction''' shut down in ''December 2011''', and both '''TV4 Science Fiction''' and '''MTV3 Scifi''' closed down in '''August 2012'''.	+	'''TV2 Science Fiction''' shut down in '''December 2011''', and both '''TV4 Science Fiction''' and '''MTV3 Scifi''' closed down in '''August 2012'''.