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At the old one Shambala said when we know if the production has proper licensing from the BBC it can be reopened. I think, but I'm not sure, that the trailer being put out by the Doctor Who YouTube channel concludes this. BTW, I don't think it does violate. Millions of times you people have said if it's about something already released (which Mission to the Unknown is, this just being a remake) then there is no violation. | At the old one Shambala said when we know if the production has proper licensing from the BBC it can be reopened. I think, but I'm not sure, that the trailer being put out by the Doctor Who YouTube channel concludes this. BTW, I don't think it does violate. Millions of times you people have said if it's about something already released (which Mission to the Unknown is, this just being a remake) then there is no violation. | ||
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At the old one Shambala said when we know if the production has proper licensing from the BBC it can be reopened. I think, but I'm not sure, that the trailer being put out by the Doctor Who YouTube channel concludes this. BTW, I don't think it does violate. Millions of times you people have said if it's about something already released (which Mission to the Unknown is, this just being a remake) then there is no violation.
