Re: [NEWS] Some "Classic" Doctor Who episodes available on YouTube (country restricted)

The Doctor wrote on 25/12/24 11:20 pm:

In article <vkgq98$2ciav$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70  <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:

The Doctor wrote on 25/12/24 1:44 am:

In article <vkecdl$1sekv$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70  <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:

The Doctor wrote on 25/12/24 12:01 am:

In article <vke9eb$1roec$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel70  <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:

solar penguin wrote on 24/12/24 2:38 am:

Daniel declared:

Blueshirt wrote on 23/12/24 11:11 pm:

Your Name wrote:
>

There are lots of universities in England that are easy for
anyone to easily go to.

>
FWIW, when I lived in London there was a University you could
go to just by watching early morning programmes on BBC2!
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We used to have 'Open University' or some such in Australia .... but I
can't say I've seen it listed on any of the Free-to-Air T.V. Channels
for quite some time.

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Probably moved to online streaming like the British one did.
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I think there was an On-line portion to it ... even way back when.

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Portion as in ad?
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No, Gobble-de-gook, not that I ever watched it but I think the Lectures
were filmed and then televised on Free-to-Air T.V. then you'd go On-line
and complete an assignment ..... or something like that!

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Portion of a lecture or full elcture?

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Yes.

 So available on demand.
 

Didn't YOU, Gobble-de-=gook, READ  and UNDERSTAND where I posted "the Lectures were filmed and then televised on Free-to-Air T.V", Gobble-de-gook??
Does that equate to "So available on demand", Gobble-de-gook??
--
Daniel