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Posted by The silence on Tue Jan 26 18:41:29 2016, in response to BBC 2 Honours the IRT, posted by davesgcr on Tue Jan 26 13:34:45 2016. It seems he's on MTA rails in some form or another for the first four episodes...As to your question; BBC America (a cable channel, a 50-50 partnership between BBC Worldwide and AMC) has made a killing with Doctor Who (since Christmas 2010, it aires same day as UK, the 50th anniversary show was simulcast live) and their Top Gear repeat rate rivals that of "Dave". PBS runs a lot of their drama series ( Sherlock for recent example) and some member stations still show classic Who. Other times is stuff the networks co-produce. |
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