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 The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as '''[[BBC Prime]]''' and '''[[Super Channel]]''', meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.
 Also available were various European satellite stations - such as [[Luxembourg]]'s '''RTL9''' which aired the [[TV Movie]].
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 Like the 1981 screenings in [[Italy]], [[Terror of the Zygons]] was for some unknown reason aired last in sequence.
-The final episode of '''Doctor Who''' was on Wednesday, '''14 December 1983'''.
+The final new episode of '''Doctor Who''' was on Wednesday, '''14 December 1983'''.
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-TV listings have been obtained from the online newspaper archive for the Italian paper, ''La Stampa'' and ''Radiocorriere''.
+First run TV listings have been obtained from the online newspaper archive for the Italian paper, ''La Stampa'' and ''Radiocorriere''.
 The series is always named as '''"Doctor Who"'''. The term "Telefilm" is also used from time to time, and which means "TV series".
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 |[[File:MonacoDWlist.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Generic billing for Italian station Telenapoli  which was actually the TeleMontecarlo feed]]
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 The synopsis for [[The Sontaran Experiment]] part one, refers to the Doctor as a "Signore del tempo e dello spazio, scienziato galattico noto por la lunga sciarpa e la imprese mirabolanti", which translates as "A Lord of time and outer space, galactic scientist known for his long scarf and amazing feats …".
 Some of the listings give the wrong episode number, for instance [[The Ark in Space]] part four, is instead billed as part one of [[The Sontaran Experiment]]; while part one of [[Revenge of the Cybermen]] is billed as The Sontaran Experiment, part '''four'''!

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	The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as '''[[BBC Prime]]''' and '''[[Super Channel]]''', meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.		The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as '''[[BBC Prime]]''' and '''[[Super Channel]]''', meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.
		+
		+	Also available were various European satellite stations - such as [[Luxembourg]]'s '''RTL9''' which aired the [[TV Movie]].

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-The tiny Mediterranean Principality of '''[[Wikipedia:MONACO|MONACO]]''' is bordered with southern [[France]] and in close proximity to northern [[Italy]].
+The tiny Mediterranean Principality of '''[[Wikipedia:Monaco|MONACO]]''' is bordered with southern [[France]] and in close proximity to northern [[Italy]].
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 ==Profile==

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 ==Television Stations / Channels==
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 In March 1982, RAI acquired a 10% ownership of channel 35. After the takeover, the channel's signals were no longer broadcast from Monaco; instead they were transmitted from Italy. The "new" station became known as '''[[wikipedia:Telemontecarlo|Telemontecarlo]]''' – or just '''Montecarlo''', while the Monaco-based French-language channel was still known by the original name, '''Télé Monte Carlo'''.
 The fact that '''Doctor Who''' aired on the ex-Monaco, now-Italian based station in 1983 could be regarded as another repeat screening by RAI of [[Italy]] and therefore be covered on the profile for that country. However, for the sake of clarity, and for the fact that the [[WRTH|World Radio Television Handbooks]] list channel 35 under "Monaco", '''BroaDWcast''' is treating the "Telemontecarlo" screenings separately, and thus given Monaco its own profile page.
 Television transmissions from not only [[Italy]] but also [[France]] could be received, so viewers in Monaco could also have been able to see episodes of '''Doctor Who''' broadcast from the former in 1980 and 1981, and the latter in 1989.
-The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as [[BBC Prime]] and [[Super Channel]], meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.
+The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as '''[[BBC Prime]]''' and '''[[Super Channel]]''', meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.
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 ===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===
+[[File:MonacoExp.JPG|right|thumb|250px|The Sontaran Experiment, part one; 21 November 1983 – "… noted for his long scarf…"!]]
 Seven stories, 26 episodes:
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 ===[[Tom Baker stories|TOM BAKER]]===
 The TMC run started on Wednesday, '''9 November 1983''', at 6.10pm. Episodes aired on subsequent weekdays, then Monday to Friday, always at that time.
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 {{airdates-left|}}
-TV listings have been obtained from the online newspaper archive for the Italian paper, ''La Stampa''.
+TV listings have been obtained from the online newspaper archive for the Italian paper, ''La Stampa'' and ''Radiocorriere''.
 The series is always named as '''"Doctor Who"'''. The term "Telefilm" is also used from time to time, and which means "TV series".
+{{Image table
 The synopsis for [[The Sontaran Experiment]] part one, refers to the Doctor as a "Signore del tempo e dello spazio, scienziato galattico noto por la lunga sciarpa e la imprese mirabolanti", which translates as "A Lord of time and outer space, galactic scientist known for his long scarf and amazing feats …".

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	Television transmissions from not only [[Italy]] but also [[France]] could be received, so viewers in Monaco could also have been able to see episodes of '''Doctor Who''' broadcast from the former in 1980 and 1981, and the latter in 1989.		Television transmissions from not only [[Italy]] but also [[France]] could be received, so viewers in Monaco could also have been able to see episodes of '''Doctor Who''' broadcast from the former in 1980 and 1981, and the latter in 1989.

−	The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as ~~'''~~BBC Prime~~'''~~ and ~~'''~~Super Channel~~'''~~, meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.	+	The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as [[BBC Prime]] and [[Super Channel]], meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.

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 ==TV listings==
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+{{airdates-left|}}
 TV listings have been obtained from the online newspaper archive for the Italian paper, ''La Stampa''.

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 In March 1982, RAI acquired a 10% ownership of channel 35. After the takeover, the channel's signals were no longer broadcast from Monaco; instead they were transmitted from Italy. The "new" station became known as '''[[wikipedia:Telemontecarlo|Telemontecarlo]]''' – or just '''Montecarlo''', while the Monaco-based French-language channel was still known by the original name, '''Télé Monte Carlo'''.
-The fact that '''Doctor Who''' aired on the ex-Monaco, now-Italian based station in 1983 could be regarded as another sale to [[Italy]] and therefore be covered on the profile for that country. However, for the sake of clarity, and for the fact that the [[WRTH|World Radio Television Handbooks]] list channel 35 under "Monaco", '''BroaDWcast''' is treating the "Telemontecarlo" screenings separately, and thus given Monaco its own profile page.
+The fact that '''Doctor Who''' aired on the ex-Monaco, now-Italian based station in 1983 could be regarded as another repeat screening by RAI of [[Italy]] and therefore be covered on the profile for that country. However, for the sake of clarity, and for the fact that the [[WRTH|World Radio Television Handbooks]] list channel 35 under "Monaco", '''BroaDWcast''' is treating the "Telemontecarlo" screenings separately, and thus given Monaco its own profile page.
 Television transmissions from not only [[Italy]] but also [[France]] could be received, so viewers in Monaco could also have been able to see episodes of '''Doctor Who''' broadcast from the former in 1980 and 1981, and the latter in 1989.
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-The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes; these tapes were dubbed into Italian, and had originally been used in [[Italy]], from 1980 to 1981.
+The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes; these tapes were dubbed into Italian, and were supplied directly by RAI, who had used them from 1980 to 1981.
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 The series is always named as '''"Doctor Who"'''. The term "Telefilm" is also used from time to time, and which means "TV series".
-The synopsis for [[The Sontaran Experiment]] part one, refers to the Doctor as a "Signore del tempo e dello spazio, scienziato galattico noto por la lunga sciarpa…", which translates as "A Lord of time and outer space, galactic scientist known for his long scarf…".
+The synopsis for [[The Sontaran Experiment]] part one, refers to the Doctor as a "Signore del tempo e dello spazio, scienziato galattico noto por la lunga sciarpa e la imprese mirabolanti", which translates as "A Lord of time and outer space, galactic scientist known for his long scarf and amazing feats …".
 Some of the listings give the wrong episode number, for instance [[The Ark in Space]] part four, is instead billed as part one of [[The Sontaran Experiment]]; while part one of [[Revenge of the Cybermen]] is billed as The Sontaran Experiment, part '''four'''!

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−	{{~~Under construction~~}}	+	The tiny Mediterranean Principality of '''[[Wikipedia:MONACO\|MONACO]]''' is bordered with southern [[France]] and in close proximity to northern [[Italy]].
		+	{{TOC right}}
		+	==Profile==
		+	{\| {{small-table}}
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''Country Number (NK)'''\|\|1983\|\|[[Selling Doctor Who\|THIRD WAVE]]
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''Region'''\|\|[[:Category:Europe\|Europe]]\|\|
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''Television commenced'''\|\|19 November 1954\|\|
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''Colour System'''\|\|1973\|\|[[:Wikipedia:PAL\|PAL and SECAM]]
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''[[WRTH\|Population]]'''\|\|1982\|\|33,000
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''[[WRTH\|TV Sets]]'''\|\|1984\|\|17,200 (9,000 colour)
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''Language/s'''\|\|French, Italian\|\|Dubbed and/or Subtitled
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+
		+
		+	==Television Stations / Channels==
		+
		+	Monaco began its own television service on 19 November 1954.
		+
		+	At the time there was just one television provider, '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tele_Monte_Carlo Télé Monte Carlo (TMC)]''', the oldest private TV station in Europe. The broadcaster operated one channel in French – channel 10.
		+
		+	Colour transmissions were introduced in 1973 using the [[Wikipedia:SECAM\|SECAM]] colour broadcast system.
		+
		+	A second colour channel – channel 35 - was launched in 1974, using the [[Wikipedia:PAL\|PAL]] colour broadcast system. This Italian-language channel was set up specifically to rival the Italian PAL station, RAI.
		+
		+	In March 1982, RAI acquired a 10% ownership of channel 35. After the takeover, the channel's signals were no longer broadcast from Monaco; instead they were transmitted from Italy. The "new" station became known as '''[[wikipedia:Telemontecarlo\|Telemontecarlo]]''' – or just '''Montecarlo''', while the Monaco-based French-language channel was still known by the original name, '''Télé Monte Carlo'''.
		+
		+	The fact that '''Doctor Who''' aired on the ex-Monaco, now-Italian based station in 1983 could be regarded as another sale to [[Italy]] and therefore be covered on the profile for that country. However, for the sake of clarity, and for the fact that the [[WRTH\|World Radio Television Handbooks]] list channel 35 under "Monaco", '''BroaDWcast''' is treating the "Telemontecarlo" screenings separately, and thus given Monaco its own profile page.
		+
		+	Television transmissions from not only [[Italy]] but also [[France]] could be received, so viewers in Monaco could also have been able to see episodes of '''Doctor Who''' broadcast from the former in 1980 and 1981, and the latter in 1989.
		+
		+	The proliferation of satellite stations operating from the UK, such as '''BBC Prime''' and '''Super Channel''', meant that '''Doctor Who''' (in English) could also have been available in Monaco from the early 1990s – refer to our coverage of these [[Cable and Satellite]] stations.
		+
		+
		+	==Language/s==
		+
		+	The principal language of Monaco is French, although Italian and English are just as common. French and Italian television programming was provided on separate channels, one for each language.
		+
		+
		+	=='''DOCTOR WHO IN MONACO'''==
		+
		+	Monaco was one of the first countries from the THIRD WAVE of sales to air the series. (See [[Selling Doctor Who]].)
		+
		+
		+	==[[BBC Records]]==
		+
		+	Monaco is not named in any of the principal [[BBC Records]] we have referred to.
		+
		+	However, since the "Monaco" broadcasts of '''Doctor Who''' were actually coming from Italy, it is very likely that the "sale" to Monaco is included in the sale to Italy – which the 1987 memo from '''The Eighties''' - [http://www.shillpages.com/howe/b-dw80s.htm THE LOST CHAPTERS] records as '''"(9)"''' stories, although only seven aired. (See the profile on [[Italy]] for more on this anomaly.)
		+
		+
		+	==Stories bought and broadcast==
		+
		+	===[[Tom Baker stories\|TOM BAKER]]===
		+
		+	Seven stories, 26 episodes:
		+
		+	{\| {{small-table}}
		+	!Code!!English Title!!eps!!Italian Title!!Translation
		+	\|-
		+	\|4A\|\|[[Robot]]\|\|4\|\|Robot\|\|Robot
		+	\|-
		+	\|4C\|\|[[The Ark in Space]]\|\|4\|\|Arca Spaziale\|\|Space Ark
		+	\|-
		+	\|4B\|\|[[The Sontaran Experiment]]\|\|2\|\|Esperimento Sontaran\|\|Experiment Sontaran
		+	\|-
		+	\|4D\|\|[[Revenge of the Cybermen]]\|\|4\|\|La Vendetta dei Ciberniani\|\|The Vendetta of the Cybermen
		+	\|-
		+	\|4H\|\|[[Planet of Evil]]\|\|4\|\|Il Pianeta del Male\|\|The Planet of Evil
		+	\|-
		+	\|4G\|\|[[Pyramids of Mars]]\|\|4\|\|Le Piramidi di Marte\|\|The Pyramids of Mars
		+	\|-
		+	\|4F\|\|[[Terror of the Zygons]]\|\|4\|\|La Sconfitta degli Zigoni\|\|The Defeat of the Zygons
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
		+
		+	The programme was supplied as PAL colour video tapes; these tapes were dubbed into Italian, and had originally been used in [[Italy]], from 1980 to 1981.
		+
		+
		+	==Transmission==
		+
		+	===[[Tom Baker stories\|TOM BAKER]]===
		+	[[File:MonacoExp.JPG\|right\|thumb\|250px\|The Sontaran Experiment, part one; 21 November 1983 – "… noted for his long scarf…"!]]
		+	[[File:MonacoCiber.JPG\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Revenge of the Cybermen, part two; 24 November 1983]]
		+	[[File:MonacoMars.JPG\|right\|thumb\|250px\|Pyramids of Mars, part two; 6 December 1983]]
		+
		+	The TMC run started on Wednesday, '''9 November 1983''', at 6.10pm. Episodes aired on subsequent weekdays, then Monday to Friday, always at that time.
		+
		+	Like the 1981 screenings in [[Italy]], [[Terror of the Zygons]] was for some unknown reason aired last in sequence.
		+
		+	The final episode of '''Doctor Who''' was on Wednesday, '''14 December 1983'''.
		+
		+
		+	==TV listings==
		+	{{Airdates-left}}
		+
		+	TV listings have been obtained from the online newspaper archive for the Italian paper, ''La Stampa''.
		+
		+	The series is always named as '''"Doctor Who"'''. The term "Telefilm" is also used from time to time, and which means "TV series".
		+
		+	The synopsis for [[The Sontaran Experiment]] part one, refers to the Doctor as a "Signore del tempo e dello spazio, scienziato galattico noto por la lunga sciarpa…", which translates as "A Lord of time and outer space, galactic scientist known for his long scarf…".
		+
		+	Some of the listings give the wrong episode number, for instance [[The Ark in Space]] part four, is instead billed as part one of [[The Sontaran Experiment]]; while part one of [[Revenge of the Cybermen]] is billed as The Sontaran Experiment, part '''four'''!
		+
		+
		+	==Links==
		+	*[[Main Page]]
		+	*[[Broadcasts around the World]]
		+	**[[Italy]]
		+	*[[Articles & Analysis]]
		+	*[[BBC Records]]
		+	*[[Doctors]]
		+	**[[Tom Baker stories]]
		+
		+	[[Category:Europe]]