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'''PolyGram''' were one of the distributors of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' home videos to viewers in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]], active mostly in the late 1980s and early 1990s. However they did not obtain the distribution rights for both countries simultaneously. PolyGram took over from Kerridge Odeon, the original purveyors of ''Doctor Who'' tapes in New Zealand, in 1990. PolyGram retained the cover artwork from the Odeon releases, which meant that some stories had different [[VHS]] covers in New Zealand than they did in Australia. A good example of this is ''[[Terror of the Zygons (TV story)|Terror of the Zygons]]''.  
'''PolyGram''' were one of the distributors of ''[[Doctor Who]]'' home videos to viewers in [[Australia]] and [[New Zealand]], active mostly in the late 1980s and early 1990s. However they did not obtain the distribution rights for both countries simultaneously. PolyGram took over from Kerridge Odeon, the original purveyors of ''Doctor Who'' tapes in New Zealand, in 1990. PolyGram retained the cover artwork from the Odeon releases, which meant that some stories had different [[VHS]] covers in New Zealand than they did in Australia. A good example of this is ''[[Terror of the Zygons (TV story)|Terror of the Zygons]]''.


They were supplanted in both territories by [[Roadshow]], who completed the [[VHS]] run of ''Doctor Who'' tapes.
They were supplanted in both territories by [[Roadshow]], who completed the [[VHS]] run of ''Doctor Who'' tapes.

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PolyGram were one of the distributors of Doctor Who home videos to viewers in Australia and New Zealand, active mostly in the late 1980s and early 1990s. However they did not obtain the distribution rights for both countries simultaneously. PolyGram took over from Kerridge Odeon, the original purveyors of Doctor Who tapes in New Zealand, in 1990. PolyGram retained the cover artwork from the Odeon releases, which meant that some stories had different VHS covers in New Zealand than they did in Australia. A good example of this is Terror of the Zygons.

They were supplanted in both territories by Roadshow, who completed the VHS run of Doctor Who tapes.

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