The Daleks - Revision history

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← Older revision		Revision as of 02:43, 6 January 2025
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	*The serial was dubbed into [[Italy\|Italian]] and released as part of a DVD box-set in 2007.		*The serial was dubbed into [[Italy\|Italian]] and released as part of a DVD box-set in 2007.
	*The story was later dubbed into [[Germany\|German]] and released on DVD. A subtitled DVD was also issued in [[Brazil]].		*The story was later dubbed into [[Germany\|German]] and released on DVD. A subtitled DVD was also issued in [[Brazil]].
		+	*A colourised compilation edited down to 75 minutes with new visual effects and music aired on BBC4 on '''23 November 2023''' to celebrate the series' 60th anniversary.

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 * It has been reported that [[Cyprus]] sent its prints to [[Uganda]] - and yet, Uganda screened the serial two months '''before''' [[Cyprus]]! Or was [[Uganda]] merely an intermediary in the bicycling process, receiving and sending on the films without screening them? (See [[Bicycling Chains]] for more on this...)
 *A print of part 5 was located in private hands in early 2004; the collector had acquired the film from the BBC circa late 1972. That it was in English suggests it may have been returned recently [[Ethiopia]], where the series had completed its run in April 1972. However, it could also have been a spare copy held by the BBC.
-*A print of part 7 was sold on eBay in February 2018. This had the original BBC leader (displaying the date of '''27-2-64''' indicating the film-recording negative was made four weeks after broadcast) which strongly supports it being a genuine original 1960s' print and not a dupe made in the 1980s.
+*A print of part 7 was sold on eBay in February 2018. This had the original BBC leader (displaying the date of '''27-2-64''' indicating the film-recording negative was made four weeks after broadcast) which strongly supports it being a genuine original 1960s' suppressed-field print and not a dupe made in the 1980s.

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 * It has been reported that [[Cyprus]] sent its prints to [[Uganda]] - and yet, Uganda screened the serial two months '''before''' [[Cyprus]]! Or was [[Uganda]] merely an intermediary in the bicycling process, receiving and sending on the films without screening them? (See [[Bicycling Chains]] for more on this...)
 *A print of part 5 was located in private hands in early 2004; the collector had acquired the film from the BBC circa late 1972. That it was in English suggests it may have been returned recently [[Ethiopia]], where the series had completed its run in April 1972. However, it could also have been a spare copy held by the BBC.
-*A print of part 7 was sold on eBay in February 2018. This had the original BBC leader (displaying the date of '''27-2-64''' indicating the film-recording was made four weeks after broadcast) which strongly supports it being a genuine original 1960s' print and not a dupe made in the 1980s.
+*A print of part 7 was sold on eBay in February 2018. This had the original BBC leader (displaying the date of '''27-2-64''' indicating the film-recording negative was made four weeks after broadcast) which strongly supports it being a genuine original 1960s' print and not a dupe made in the 1980s.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:22, 21 July 2024
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	* It has been reported that [[Cyprus]] sent its prints to [[Uganda]] - and yet, Uganda screened the serial two months '''before''' [[Cyprus]]! Or was [[Uganda]] merely an intermediary in the bicycling process, receiving and sending on the films without screening them? (See [[Bicycling Chains]] for more on this...)		* It has been reported that [[Cyprus]] sent its prints to [[Uganda]] - and yet, Uganda screened the serial two months '''before''' [[Cyprus]]! Or was [[Uganda]] merely an intermediary in the bicycling process, receiving and sending on the films without screening them? (See [[Bicycling Chains]] for more on this...)
	*A print of part 5 was located in private hands in early 2004; the collector had acquired the film from the BBC circa late 1972. That it was in English suggests it may have been returned recently [[Ethiopia]], where the series had completed its run in April 1972. However, it could also have been a spare copy held by the BBC.		*A print of part 5 was located in private hands in early 2004; the collector had acquired the film from the BBC circa late 1972. That it was in English suggests it may have been returned recently [[Ethiopia]], where the series had completed its run in April 1972. However, it could also have been a spare copy held by the BBC.
		+	*A print of part 7 was sold on eBay in February 2018. This had the original BBC leader (displaying the date of '''27-2-64''' indicating the film-recording was made four weeks after broadcast) which strongly supports it being a genuine original 1960s' print and not a dupe made in the 1980s.

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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:RhodesiaB.JPG|thumb|right|450px|Listing for The Daleks episode 1; Rhodesia Herald, 24 October 1965]]
+[[File:RhodesiaB.JPG|thumb|right|400px|Listing for The Daleks episode 1; Rhodesia Herald, 24 October 1965]]
 {| {{small-table}}
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 | Pertwees =
 | ep1=The Doctor arrives on the planet Skaro, where a group of humans known as the Thals is menaced by the evil Daleks.
-| ep2=
+| ep2={{no blurb}}
-| ep3=&nbsp;
+| ep3={{no blurb}}
-| ep4=&nbsp;
+| ep4={{no blurb}}
-| ep5=&nbsp;
+| ep5={{no blurb}}
-| ep6=&nbsp;
+| ep6={{no blurb}}
-| ep7=&nbsp;
+| ep7={{no blurb}}
 | comp = 1
 | comp1 =

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 *Newspapers occasionally referred to this serial as [[Day of the Daleks]].
 *The serial was dubbed into [[Italy|Italian]] and released as part of a DVD box-set in 2007.
-*The story was later dubbed into [[Germany|German]] and released on DVD.
+*The story was later dubbed into [[Germany|German]] and released on DVD. A subtitled DVD was also issued in [[Brazil]].

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-*Newspapers occasionally refered to this serial as [[Day of the Daleks]].
+*Newspapers occasionally referred to this serial as [[Day of the Daleks]].
+*The serial was dubbed into [[Italy|Italian]] and released as part of a DVD box-set in 2007.
 {{TV Guide blurbs

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 *[[New Zealand]] sent its prints to [[Denmark]] in 1968, but the serial did not play there.
 * It has been reported that [[Cyprus]] sent its prints to [[Uganda]] - and yet, Uganda screened the serial two months '''before''' [[Cyprus]]! Or was [[Uganda]] merely an intermediary in the bicycling process, receiving and sending on the films without screening them? (See [[Bicycling Chains]] for more on this...)
-*A print of part 5 was located in private hands in early 2004; the collector had acquired the film from the BBC circa late 1972. That it was in English suggests it may have been returned recently from [[Sierra Leone]] or [[Ethiopia]], where the series had completed its run in April 1972. However, it could also have been a spare copy held by the BBC.
+*A print of part 5 was located in private hands in early 2004; the collector had acquired the film from the BBC circa late 1972. That it was in English suggests it may have been returned recently [[Ethiopia]], where the series had completed its run in April 1972. However, it could also have been a spare copy held by the BBC.