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 *Josef Carda (the Master)
 *Saša Rašilov  (Chang Lee)
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 ==Transmission==
-Two years later, the TV movie was shown on television - but under the alternative title '''"Doktor Kdo"'''. This dubbed broadcast was on '''CT1''' at 11.35pm on Saturday, '''9 September 2000''', with a repeat four months later, on Sunday, '''25 February 2001''' at 1.25am.
+Two years later, the [[TV Movie]] was shown on television - but under the alternative title '''"Doktor Kdo"'''. This dubbed broadcast was on '''CT1''' at 11.35pm on Saturday, '''9 September 2000''', with a repeat four months later, on Sunday, '''25 February 2001''' at 1.25am.
 The translation used on television was different to that used on the earlier VHS, with another group of actors providing the voices - but with one exception:
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 Two and a half years later, the '''[[New Series|NEW SERIES]]''' commenced on channel '''CT2''', with episodes running on a daily basis, from '''9 September 2013''' until '''30 October 2014''' (only Series 1 to 7 were shown).
-The modern series was known under the new title of '''Pán Času''' - (pronounced "Pan Cha-su") which translates as ''Lord of Time''. (The translated series title was given on screen by a voice-over rather than by replacement graphics, so the caption '''Doctor Who''' still appears on screen.)
+The modern series was known under the new title of '''"Pán Času"''' - (pronounced "Pan Cha-su") which translates as ''Lord of Time''. (The translated series title was given on screen by a voice-over rather than by replacement graphics, so the original English caption '''Doctor Who''' still appears on screen.)
 All subsequent series (series 8 onwards) were available on AXN or [[Wikipedia:AXN Sci-Fi|AXN Sci-Fi]]. See our [[New Series]] page for more detail.
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 ==Merchandise==
-As well as the VHS release of the movie (see above), the only other known forms of merchandise to be sold were books, all of which had the '''Doctor Who''' logo on them, a title that would be familiar to TV viewers.
+As well as the VHS release of the movie (see above), the only other known forms of merchandise to be sold were books, all of which had the current '''Doctor Who''' logo on them, a title that would be familiar to TV viewers.
 In November 2015, Jota Books published the short story anthology '''Doctor Who - 11 Doctors, 11 Stories''' in hardback, under the title '''Doctor Who - 11 Doktorů, 11 Příběhů'''.

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 ==Transmission==
-Two years later, the movie was shown on television - but under the alternative title '''"Doktor Kdo"'''. This dubbed broadcast was on '''CT1''' at 11.35pm on Saturday, '''9 September 2000''', with a repeat four months later, on Sunday, '''25 February 2001''' at 1.25am.
+Two years later, the TV movie was shown on television - but under the alternative title '''"Doktor Kdo"'''. This dubbed broadcast was on '''CT1''' at 11.35pm on Saturday, '''9 September 2000''', with a repeat four months later, on Sunday, '''25 February 2001''' at 1.25am.
 The translation used on television was different to that used on the earlier VHS, with another group of actors providing the voices - but with one exception:
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 **The first story to feature the word in its title was the 1974 serial called … er… [[Robot]]
 **Karel Čapek became the inspiration for the naming of Taren Capel in [[The Robots of Death]]
-*Martin Miller (Kublai Khan in [[Marco Polo]]) was born (as Johann Rudolph Müller) in what is now the Czech Republic.
+*Martin Miller (Kublai Khan in [[Marco Polo]]) was born (as Johann Rudolph Müller) in what is now the Czech Republic
 *George Pravda (Denes, in [[The Enemy of the World]]; Jaeger [[The Mutants]]; Castellan Spandrell [[The Deadly Assassin]]) was born in Czechoslovakia
 *Vera Fusek (the Earth President in [[Frontier in Space]]) was born in Prague

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 The '''[[wikipedia:Czech Republic|CZECH REPUBLIC]]''' (also known as Czechia; formerly part of Czechoslovakia, until 1 January 1993) is in Central Europe. It is bordered by [[Germany]], [[Poland]], [[Austria]] and Slovakia.
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 *Martin Miller (Kublai Khan in [[Marco Polo]]) was born (as Johann Rudolph Müller) in what is now the Czech Republic.
 *George Pravda (Denes, in [[The Enemy of the World]]; Jaeger [[The Mutants]]; Castellan Spandrell [[The Deadly Assassin]]) was born in Czechoslovakia
 *Sarah mentions "Good King Wenceslas" in [[Genesis of the Daleks]]
 *European UNIT's Czech engineering group was assisting with flood relief in the low countries before being deployed to Carbury; Major Husak was in charge of the evacuation. Lavel told the Brigadier she could speak Czechoslovakian "only when I'm drunk" ([[Battlefield]])

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 *Martin Miller (Kublai Khan in [[Marco Polo]]) was born (as Johann Rudolph Müller) in what is now the Czech Republic.
 *George Pravda (Denes, in [[The Enemy of the World]]; Jaeger [[The Mutants]]; Castellan Spandrell [[The Deadly Assassin]]) was born in Czechoslovakia
-*Sarah mentions "Good King Wenceslaus" in [[Genesis of the Daleks]]
+*Sarah mentions "Good King Wenceslas" in [[Genesis of the Daleks]]
 *European UNIT's Czech engineering group was assisting with flood relief in the low countries before being deployed to Carbury; Major Husak was in charge of the evacuation. Lavel told the Brigadier she could speak Czechoslovakian "only when I'm drunk" ([[Battlefield]])

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 The TV Movie was made available in the Czech Republic as a rental tape, distributed by MCA/Universal/CIC Video, and local distributor Hollywood Classic Entertainment.
-Under the title '''"Boj S Časem"''' (which translates as ''Battle with Time''), with the tag line '''"Ve hȑe je čas!"''' (''It's Time!''), the tape was released probably in '''1996 or 1997'''.
+Under the title '''"Boj S Časem"''' (which translates as ''Battle with Time''), with the tag line '''"Ve hȑe je čas!"''' (''It's Time!''), the tape was released in '''1998'''.
 The story was dubbed, with the following actors providing the voices:

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 [[wikipedia:Česká televize|Česká Televize]] (also known as Československa Televize), which had been launched in January 1992. The station currently operates seven channels of content.
-[[BBC Prime]] was available on satellite from 1995. Satellite channel HBO Central Europe was launched in the mid-1990s; also available in [[Hungary]], this station aired the [[Peter Cushing]] movies several times.
+[[BBC Prime]] was available on satellite from 1995.
 Classic '''Doctor Who''' was shown briefly on '''CT1''', and the [[New Series]] on '''[[Wikipedia: ČT2|CT2]]'''.

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 As well as the VHS release of the movie (see above), the only other known forms of merchandise to be sold were books, all of which had the '''Doctor Who''' logo on them, a title that would be familiar to TV viewers.
 Several of the novels based on the [[New Series]] have been translated and released in the Czech Republic along with an edition of '''Doctor Who - The Visual Dictionary (Updated and Enhanced)''' (as ''Pan Času - Doctor Who Obrazový Průvodce  Aktualizovaný a Rozšířený'') in April 2017.
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 [[File:CzechBooks.jpg|left|thumb|700px|Czech Books]]
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