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 *In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (U.S. TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
 *'''WTBS''' is listed in the '''August 1981''' ''Celestial Toyroom, North American edition'' as having bought the newly-created omnibus versions.
-*The '''March 1987''' special '''[[Live from Atlanta]]''' from recorded there.
+*The '''7 March 1987''' special '''[[Live from Atlanta]]''' was broadcast from Mercer university in Macon.
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 *In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (U.S. TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
 *'''WTBS''' is listed in the '''August 1981''' ''Celestial Toyroom, North American edition'' as having bought the newly-created omnibus versions.
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 *In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (U.S. TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
 *'''WTBS''' is listed in the '''August 1981''' ''Celestial Toyroom, North American edition'' as having bought the newly-created omnibus versions.
 [[Category:Georgia]]

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-*In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
+*In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (U.S. TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
 *'''WTBS''' is listed in the '''August 1981''' ''Celestial Toyroom, North American edition'' as having bought the newly-created omnibus versions.
 *'''28 February 1987''': Newly cast seventh Doctor, [[Sylvester McCoy]], and producer John Nathan-Turner meet the travelling [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] with [[Jon Pertwee]] at Mercer University in Atlanta.

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 *In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
 *'''28 February 1987''': Newly cast seventh Doctor, [[Sylvester McCoy]], and producer John Nathan-Turner meet the travelling [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] with [[Jon Pertwee]] at Mercer University in Atlanta.
 * A special interview with NJN's Eric Luskin is recorded, and broadcast by several PBS stations:

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-*In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  Four weeks later, ''Back Stage'' magazine reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's change to [[wikipedia:TBS (TV channel)|WTBS]] in August 1979.
+*In the '''16 August 1978''' issue of ''Variety'' magazine (see [[United States--1978]]), "Atlanta" is listed as being one of seventeen cities to have been sold the [[Tom Baker stories]].  The '''14 September 1979''' issue of ''Back Stage'' reported the station as [[wikipedia:WPCH-TV|WTCG]].  However no airings can be found in Atlanta for 1978 or 1979.  It is likely that '''Doctor Who''' was a casualty of the station's recent change to [[wikipedia:TBS (TV channel)|WTBS]].  It is unknown if Time-Life would have wanted its product on two superstations at the same time-- [[WOR]] had begun broadcasting '''Doctor Who''' in '''October 1978'''.
 *'''28 February 1987''': Newly cast seventh Doctor, [[Sylvester McCoy]], and producer John Nathan-Turner meet with the travelling [[Doctor Who USA Tour]] with [[Jon Pertwee]] at Mercer University in Atlanta.
 * A special interview with NJN's Eric Luskin is recorded, and broadcast by several PBS stations:
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 * At the same time, Nathan-Turner and McCoy filmed material for Pledge drives:
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 *The unknown station was probably Atlanta's sole independent PBS provider, [[wikipedia:WPBA (TV)|WETV]], channel 30 (now WPBA), which was not part of the [[GPTV]] network. If you can confirm the station name and provide airdates, please contact us.
-*'''28 February 1987''': Newly cast seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy joins Jon Pertwee and John Nathan-Turner at Mercer University in Atlanta, with the travelling [[Doctor Who USA Tour]], where they participate in pledge drives.
+*'''28 February 1987''': Newly cast seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy joins Jon Pertwee and John Nathan-Turner at Mercer University in Atlanta, with the travelling [[Doctor Who USA Tour]].
-** A special interview with NJN's Eric Luskin is recorded, and broadcast by several PBS stations:
+* A special interview with NJN's Eric Luskin is recorded, and broadcast by several PBS stations:
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