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 * The French were allied with the Dutch in their war with Spain ([[The Massacre]]).
 *Gregg Palmer (born as Donald van der Maaten) played Cybermen in [[The Tenth Planet]], and was the German, Lt Locke in [[The War Games]]).
 * There was a Dutch crewman (Jim?) on the Gravitron base ([[The Moonbase]]).
 * Euro Sea Gas engineer, Van Lutyens (John Abineri), came from The Hague ([[Fury from the Deep]]).

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 ==Netherlands/ Holland in Doctor Who==
 * The French were allied with the Dutch in their war with Spain ([[The Massacre]]).
 * There was a Dutch crewman (Jim?) on the Gravitron base ([[The Moonbase]]).
 * Euro Sea Gas engineer, Van Lutyens (John Abineri), came from The Hague ([[Fury from the Deep]]).

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 '''Doctor Who''' aired on '''[[wikipedia:TROS|Televisie Radio Omroep Stichting (TROS)]]''' in two separate runs, starting in 1975 and 1985.
-In the 2020s, the new Dutch station '''[[Wikipedia:ONS (TV channel)|ONS]]''' (launched in 2006, specialising in programmes for viewers aged 49 years and older) aired a single Patrick Troughton serial (several times!), and later a short run of Tom Baker stories.
+In the 2020s, the new Dutch station '''[[Wikipedia:ONS (TV channel)|ONS]]''' (launched in 2006, specialising in programmes for viewers aged 49 years and older; it is also available in [[Belgium]]) aired a single Patrick Troughton serial (several times!), and later a short run of Tom Baker stories.
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 The [[TV Movie]] was released as a subtitled VHS tape by MCA/Universal/CIC Video in '''1997'''. The tagline read '''"HIJ IS TERUG … EN HET ZOU TIJD WORDEN!"''' (''He's Back ... And It Would Be Time!'')
-The '''1999''' DVD of the special re-edit of [[The Five Doctors]] had Dutch subtitles as an alternative language option. It's not known whether the disc was actually sold in the country, however the TV version of [[The Five Doctors]] was available six years later...
+The '''1999''' DVD of the special re-edit of [[The Five Doctors]] had Dutch subtitles as an alternative language option. It's not known whether that particular release was actually sold in the country, however the re-edit was available as a Dutch edition six years later...
 In '''2006''', '''2007''' and '''2008''', Memphis Belle International B.V. released three boxed sets of Classic stories on DVD. These were mostly the same as the UK releases but with the addition of Dutch subtitles. (Only some of the extras from the UK releases appeared on the Dutch discs.) The text on the covers and spines was in English, while the text on the backs and the inserts was in Dutch. (The back cover disclaimers reveal that these DVDs were also distributed in [[Belgium]] through Standaard Uitgeverij.)
-[[File:Dutch Five 1.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Dutch DVD of the Five Doctors]]
+[[File:Dutch Five 1.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Dutch DVD of the Five Doctors (Special Edition)]]
 '''2006'''
 *[[The Ark in Space]]
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 *[[The Visitation]]
 *[[Earthshock]]
-*[[The Five Doctors]]
+*[[The Five Doctors]] (Special Edition)
 *[[Resurrection of the Daleks]]
 '''2008'''

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-From Tuesday, '''29 July 2022''', commenced a run of three Season 18 [[Tom Baker stories]] on ONS. First up was [[The Leisure Hive]] at 4pm, with a re-showing that same night at 10pm, with a further repeat on Saturday '''30 July''' at 9pm.
+From Tuesday, '''29 July 2022''', ONS commenced a run of three Season 18 [[Tom Baker stories]]. First up was [[The Leisure Hive]] at 4pm, with a re-showing that same night at 10pm, with a further repeat on Saturday '''30 July''' at 9pm.
 This was followed by [[Meglos]] and [[Full Circle]], in the same twice on Tuesday, once on Saturday cycle.
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 The '''1999''' DVD of the special re-edit of [[The Five Doctors]] had Dutch subtitles as an alternative language option. It's not known whether the disc was actually sold in the country, however the TV version of [[The Five Doctors]] was available six years later...
-In '''2006''', '''2007''' and '''2008''', Memphis Belle International B.V. released three boxed sets of Classic stories on DVD. These were mostly the same as the UK releases but with the addition of Dutch subtitles. (Only some of the extras from the UK releases appeared on the Dutch discs.) The text on the covers and spines was in English, while the text on the backs and the inserts was in Dutch.
+In '''2006''', '''2007''' and '''2008''', Memphis Belle International B.V. released three boxed sets of Classic stories on DVD. These were mostly the same as the UK releases but with the addition of Dutch subtitles. (Only some of the extras from the UK releases appeared on the Dutch discs.) The text on the covers and spines was in English, while the text on the backs and the inserts was in Dutch. (The back cover disclaimers reveal that these DVDs were also distributed in [[Belgium]] through Standaard Uitgeverij.)
 [[File:Dutch Five 1.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Dutch DVD of the Five Doctors]]
 '''2006'''

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 '''Doctor Who''' aired on '''[[wikipedia:TROS|Televisie Radio Omroep Stichting (TROS)]]''' in two separate runs, starting in 1975 and 1985.
-But residents of the Netherlands did have the opportunity to see '''Doctor Who''' by other methods:
 '''BBC1 / BBC2'''
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 ===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]]===
-One story, 10 episodes:
+Four stories, 22 episodes:
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 ===[[Patrick Troughton stories|PATRICK TROUGHTON]]===
 The second Doctor's final story, the 10-part [[The War Games]] was shown on the Dutch station [[Wikipedia:ONS (TV channel)|ONS]] (launched in 2006, specialising in programmes for viewers aged 49 years and older).
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 The story was aired again from Thursday, '''11 March 2021''' at the later time of 11.00pm, with repeats on Saturdays at 8pm, from '''13 March''', and Mondays at 7am, from '''15 March'''.
 *[https://www.kijkbijons.nl/dr-who--the-war-games/programmas/detail?id=AFlnPbVAEOZhoQ5bKz5At34oKpmKEPjI Doctor Who on ONS]
-A further repeat run commenced from Friday, '''1 October 2021''' at 5.30pm. Each episode was shown again several more times during the week, in various early morning timeslots.
+From Tuesday, '''29 July 2022''', commenced a run of three Season 18 [[Tom Baker stories]] on ONS. First up was [[The Leisure Hive]] at 4pm, with a re-showing that same night at 10pm, with a further repeat on Saturday '''30 July''' at 9pm.

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-'''[[Wikipedia:Netherlands|The Netherlands]]''' (also known as '''Holland''') is in west [[:Category:Europe|Europe]], to the north of [[France]].
+'''[[Wikipedia:Netherlands|THE NETHERLANDS]]''' (also known as '''Holland''') is in west [[:Category:Europe|Europe]], and shares a land border with [[Belgium]] and [[Germany]].
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−	A further repeat run commenced from Friday, '''1 October 2021''' at 5.30pm.	+	A further repeat run commenced from Friday, '''1 October 2021''' at 5.30pm. Each episode was shown again several more times during the week, in various early morning timeslots.

		+	The serial was cycled through again (also with each episode 'repeated' several days and times each week), starting from Wednesday, '''29 December 2021''', running through into early '''2022'''.

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−	While the Baker stories were airing, translations of eight of the Target Books novelisations were published by De Gooise Uitgeverij - Bussum / Unieboek BV–Bussum:	+	While the Baker stories were airing, translations of eight of the Target Books novelisations were published by De Gooise Uitgeverij - Bussum / Unieboek BV–Bussum. The paperbacks were also released in [[Belgium]]; the books have a pre-printed price of '''Bfr.66'''.

	* '''DOCTOR WHO EN DE DALEKS''' ([[The Daleks]]) (this was a completely different translation to that of the 1966 hardback)		* '''DOCTOR WHO EN DE DALEKS''' ([[The Daleks]]) (this was a completely different translation to that of the 1966 hardback)

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 The second Doctor's final story, the 10-part [[The War Games]] was shown on the Dutch station [[Wikipedia:ONS (TV channel)|ONS]] (launched in 2006, specialising in programmes for viewers aged 49 years and older).
-The subtitled serial commenced on Tuesday, '''13 October 2020''' at 8.30pm, with a repeat on Saturdays from '''17 October'', also at 8.30pm. Part 10 aired on '''15 December 2020''' and '''19 December''' for the repeat.
+The subtitled serial commenced on Tuesday, '''13 October 2020''' at 8.30pm, with a repeat on Saturdays from '''17 October''', also at 8.30pm. Part 10 aired on '''15 December 2020''' and '''19 December''' for the repeat.
 {{YouTube table|OqJ3h-oSsYI|The War Games on ONS}}
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 The story was aired again from Thursday, '''11 March 2021''' at the later time of 11.00pm, with repeats on Saturdays at 8pm, from '''13 March''', and Mondays at 7am, from '''15 March'''.
 *[https://www.kijkbijons.nl/dr-who--the-war-games/programmas/detail?id=AFlnPbVAEOZhoQ5bKz5At34oKpmKEPjI Doctor Who on ONS]

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 The two Cushing Dalek movies didn't reach Dutch cinemas until the mid-1970s; and it was only in small suburban niche theatres rather than on general release.
-Both were shown at the Filmclub Nassauplein - a "Living Room" cinema - located in Groningen, the Hague: the earliest listing we found for the second film - '''"Invasie van de Daleks"''' - was '''18 October 1973''', while the earliest for the first - '''"Dokter Who en de Daleks"''' - wasn't until the following year, from '''28 February 1974'''. (Note: these screenings are the earliest we found using OCR; but both films may have actually appeared prior to these dates.)
+Both were shown several times during the 1970s at the Filmclub Nassauplein - a "Living Room" cinema - located in Groningen, the Hague: the earliest listing we found for the second film - '''"Invasie van de Daleks"''' - was '''18 October 1973''', while the earliest for the first - '''"Dokter Who en de Daleks"''' - wasn't until the following year, from '''28 February 1974'''. (Note: these screenings are the earliest we found using OCR; but both films may have actually appeared prior to these dates.)
-The two also had several return screenings in later years, including during the SF Film Festival held at Rotterdam in January 1974.
+The sequel was also shown during the SF Film Festival held at Rotterdam in '''January 1974'''.
 Both films were shown on BBC1 in the mid-1980s; the British channel could be seen in parts of the Netherlands.