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Telerecordings of Doctor Who episodes were made during the 1960s and early 1970s so that episodes could be sold to overseas broadcasters. At that time, many overseas broadcasters didn't possess the technology to broadcast the videotape on which the British Broadcasting Corporation recorded. Thus, Film Recording Clerk Pamela Nash and her staff would oblige overseas clients by making a master 16mm negative of the episode and then burning off prints of that episode as requested.

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  • Telerecording
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  • Telerecordings of Doctor Who episodes were made during the 1960s and early 1970s so that episodes could be sold to overseas broadcasters. At that time, many overseas broadcasters didn't possess the technology to broadcast the videotape on which the British Broadcasting Corporation recorded. Thus, Film Recording Clerk Pamela Nash and her staff would oblige overseas clients by making a master 16mm negative of the episode and then burning off prints of that episode as requested.
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  • Telerecordings of Doctor Who episodes were made during the 1960s and early 1970s so that episodes could be sold to overseas broadcasters. At that time, many overseas broadcasters didn't possess the technology to broadcast the videotape on which the British Broadcasting Corporation recorded. Thus, Film Recording Clerk Pamela Nash and her staff would oblige overseas clients by making a master 16mm negative of the episode and then burning off prints of that episode as requested. Because of the expense of the actual medium of videotape, and the then limited ways in which any video recorded material could be reused, it was standard policy to magnetically erase and reuse videotapes. Thus, the telerecordings became the only way in which Doctor Who episodes survived long past their original broadcast for roughly the first decade of the programme's history.
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