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The revolving door of Doctor Who and Star Trek

Majestic

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Theta Sigma said:
This is just for fun-

In living memory there has always been a Doctor Who or Star Trek on television or on the big screen.
It seems that even if one ends the other is still going to be around.
Doctor Who began in 1963 and Star Trek in 1966. When Doctor Who ended its sixth season on June 21 1969 and was absent from television for the next 6 1/2 months, it was replaced in its BBC timeslot the following week on June 28 by Star Trek.
Jumping to 1987 and Star Trek: The Next Generation debuts and two years later in 1989 classic Doctor Who ends.
In March 2005 Doctor Who makes its return and less than two months later Enterprise ends in what appears to be the last Star Trek ever for quite a while.
Funnily enough I got to see the final episodes of Enterprise last night at my uni sci fi club (which is the end of Star Trek for me as a viewer), a week after the Doctor's arrival at the Sci-Fi Channel. A remarkable coincidence since the final episodes of Enterprise was scheduled at the club even before Sci Fi made its decision to show new Who.
Funny how things come full circle.
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I have never really looked at it in that way TS. :lol:
 
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