The Romans - Revision history

John Lavalie at 03:27, 19 November 2021

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 | Pertwees =
 | ep1= The Doctor encounters the infamous Emperor Nero when the Tardis materializes in Rome, circa A.D. 64.
-| ep2=
+| ep2={{no blurb}}
-| ep3=&nbsp;
+| ep3={{no blurb}}
-| ep4=&nbsp;
+| ep4={{no blurb}}
 | comp =1
 }}

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 |[[United States]]||from Sep 85||b/w
 |-
-|[[Canada]]||1990s||b/w
+|[[Canada]]||Oct 89||b/w
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 This story aired in the following countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to [[Selling Doctor Who]] for expanded airdates.)
-[[File:NJN Romans.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Romans aired on the US station the [[New Jersey Network]] in an omnibus "movie" format on 16 November 1985]]
+[[File:NJN Romans.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Romans made its syndication debut on the US station the [[New Jersey Network]] in an omnibus "movie" format on 16 November 1985]]
 {| {{small-table}}
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 This story aired in the following countries. They are listed in chronological order according to known airdate. If no month is noted, the actual airdate is not confirmed, and is a close approximate. (Refer also to [[Selling Doctor Who]] for expanded airdates.)
+[[File:NJN Romans.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Romans aired on the US station the [[New Jersey Network]] in an omnibus "movie" format on 16 November 1985]]
 {| {{small-table}}
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	*The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...		*The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...
		+	*A print of part three was found in late 2011, but this was later discovered to be a dupe made from an existing print, so it therefore wasn't one that had been returned from an overseas station and later junked.
	* See [[Hartnell Junkings]]		* See [[Hartnell Junkings]]

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		+	{{TV Guide blurbs
		+	\| part = episode
		+	\| title =
		+	\| Pertwees =
		+	\| ep1=
		+	\| ep2=
		+	\| ep3=
		+	\| ep4=
		+	\| ep7=
		+	\| comp = The Doctor encounters the infamous Emperor Nero when the Tardis materializes in Rome, circa A.D. 64.
		+	}}
	==Links==		==Links==
	*[[Main Page]]		*[[Main Page]]

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	*The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...		*The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...
		+	* See [[Hartnell Junkings]]

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 *The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...

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−	*The prints used in [[New Zealand]] may have been the same ones used by the ABC in [[Australia]].

	*The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...		*The story was not dubbed for screening in any [[Spanish]] or [[Arabic]] language countries. But unlike [[Marco Polo]] and [[The Reign of Terror]], the negatives of this serial '''were''' kept; logically, this serial '''should''' be missing...