Day of the Daleks - Revision history

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 * From 1973, this was the earliest full colour story in the PAL format. As the sole representative from season 9 to be retained by the BBC, it may have been kept for the simple fact that it was a Dalek story, the first in colour.
-*When the story aired in the [[United States]], it was often credited as just "The Daleks" (see clipping below), a 'title' taken from Time-Life's sales literature.
+*When the story aired in the [[United States]], it was often billed in newspapers as just "The Daleks" (see clipping below), a 'title' taken from Time-Life's sales literature.
 * The [[United Arab Emirates]] appears to have been the first PAL country outside the UK to screen the story in that format; this was on its [[Arabic]] language channel, so may have been dubbed, narrated or subtitled.
 * [[New Zealand]] was potentially the first to screen the story in PAL colour in English.

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	* [[New Zealand]] was potentially the first to screen the story in PAL colour in English.		* [[New Zealand]] was potentially the first to screen the story in PAL colour in English.
	* It was repeated in [[Australia]] in May 1978, now in PAL colour for the first time.		* It was repeated in [[Australia]] in May 1978, now in PAL colour for the first time.
		+	*The serial was released circa the late 1980s on subtitled VHS in [[Israel]].

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 * From 1973, this was the earliest full colour story in the PAL format. As the sole representative from season 9 to be retained by the BBC, it may have been kept for the simple fact that it was a Dalek story, the first in colour.
 * The [[United Arab Emirates]] appears to have been the first PAL country outside the UK to screen the story in that format; this was on its [[Arabic]] language channel, so may have been dubbed, narrated or subtitled.
 * [[New Zealand]] was potentially the first to screen the story in PAL colour in English.

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 * From 1973, this was the earliest full colour story in the PAL format. As the sole representative from season 9 to be retained by the BBC, it may have been kept for the simple fact that it was a Dalek story, the first in colour.
-* The [[United Arab Emirates]] appears to have been the first PAL country outside the UK to screen the story in that format, but in [[Arabic]].
+* The [[United Arab Emirates]] appears to have been the first PAL country outside the UK to screen the story in that format; this was on its [[Arabic]] language channel, so may have been dubbed, narrated or subtitled.
 * [[New Zealand]] was potentially the first to screen the story in PAL colour in English.
 * It was repeated in [[Australia]] in May 1978, now in PAL colour for the first time.
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 * The serial was reissued to the [[United States]] in 1983, as part of a package of 14 full colour [[Jon Pertwee stories]], and again in 1985 as part of a package of all 24 Pertwee serials.
-*It was also repeated in [[New Zealand]] in Nov 85.
+*It was also repeated in [[New Zealand]] in Nov 85, as well as later appearing in:
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 This story aired in the following '''known''' 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:TimeLifeKKK.jpg|thumb|right|400px|1970s Time Life promo card. In the US, many stations called this story simply "The Daleks"]]
+[[File:TimeLifeKKK.jpg|thumb|right|350px|1970s Time-Life promo card. In the US, many stations called this story simply "The Daleks"]][[File:1975-10-04 Daily Herald.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, Ill., Oct. 4, 1975]]
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 |[[Canada]]||Oct 76||NTSC
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 |[[Saudi Arabia]]||Feb 78||b/w
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 This story aired in the following '''known''' 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:TimeLifeKKK.jpg|thumb|right|500px|1970s Time Life promo card]]
+[[File:TimeLifeKKK.jpg|thumb|right|400px|1970s Time Life promo card]]
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 | ep3=Dr. Who pursues Jo to the 22nd century and is discovered by the Daleks.
 | ep4=The rebels nearly cause the very catastrophe they are trying to avert.
-| comp =
+| comp = Dr. Who's archenemies{{dash}}the Daleks{{dash}}return from the future to prevent their slaves from changing the course of history.
 }}
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