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From: mae@aplvax.UUCP (Mary Anne Espenshade)
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Subject: Re: Banned episodes
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Date: Tue, 18-Jun-85 17:06:20 EDT
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>	Have any episodes of DR WHO,UFO or 1999 been banned in the U.S.?
> I know that certain Star Trek episodes were banned in Texas & four
> were banned in Britain, the reason being violence.
>						Andy T.

The original CBS late-night showing of UFO omitted the episode Timelash,
because Commander Straker and Col. Lake were shown injecting themselves
with stimulents to fight the aliens who had slowed time over the studio
and stopped everyone else in SHADO headquarters.  This was a network
decision, the episode was shown later in syndication to local stations.
(Source: article on UFO in Starlog #5)

			Mary Anne Espenshade
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