This might not be the sexiest thing in the world. Okay, this is just minutia gone mad. But I'm sure some of you will find it interesting reading...
The WhoGold guide to every single screening of classic series Doctor Who on UK Gold from November 1992 to April 2007... fifteen years, hundreds of omnibus editions and thousands of hours of great TV. And all this information is available to download in one, single PDF file...
Months of work has gone into this - big thanks have to go to Benjamin F. Elliott, telefantasytimes, David Brunt and Stephen (sarah's dad) for their invaluable help in compiling this initial version.
This guide is fairly exhaustive but by no means complete though, so please do get in touch if you notice any mistakes or have new/correct information to share. I'd especially love to hear from you if you noted down the times of repeats during 1999 and 2000. Hopefully an updated second edition will be made available not before long.
Enjoy! And don't show to the Not-We, they wouldn't understand.
A fantastic bit of research. This blog gets better and better...
ReplyDeleteCheers Mike. I did spot one mistake the other day though, so it's not perfect :D
ReplyDeletePhil.
where's the file gone please?
ReplyDeleteBen
Apologies Ben, the link must have expired. Re-uploaded and ready for you now :-)
ReplyDeleteStill having problems with the link
ReplyDeleteBen
Let's see if we have any luck with this one...
ReplyDeletehttp://uploaded.to/file/ysby6f
Thanks!
Now it does thank ever so much!
ReplyDeleteBen
Here's a helpful website for you:
ReplyDeletehttp://tvlistings.thetvroomplus.com/?id=4:ca
Go to UK Gold. Hopefully this will help you!
Ben
http://tvlistings.thetvroomplus.com/listing-847.html
ReplyDelete'Arc of Infidelity' indeed! :-D
"The arrival of digital satellite channel UK Gold on 1st November 1992"
ReplyDeleteSurely some mistake - it was analogue back then!
Thanks Mr Mystery, I'll correct it in version 2.0 :-)
ReplyDeleteDownload link seems to be broken for this :-(
ReplyDeleteThanks Rob, I've re-uploaded the file and updated the link :)
ReplyDeleteLink broken again :(
ReplyDeleteI think I'll have to look into some sort of permanent home for this... does anyone fancy putting it on their server/webspace?
ReplyDeleteI'm currently working on version 2.0 which will correct a few mistakes and add broadcast times for the 1999-2000 era... stay tuned...
Link updated - hopefully for the last time! :-)
ReplyDeleteWe'd be happy to host this on the BroaDWcast site - www.broadwcast.org
ReplyDeleteJon Preddle
Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteWow, great research. Very useful guys. I have a lot of the (very well put together trailers) that they used to air on UK Gold and I had no idea where I could attach dates, - this is very useful. Look forward to version 2
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