Pay Television (North American)
Outland debuted on Pay-TV in the U.S. in September 1982 on the HBO and Showtime channels. In Canada, the film was first shown in October 1983 on Superchannel. The film was broadcasted uncut, commercial-free and periodically over several months, in both countries. These Pay-TV broadcasts of Outland used the same source as the initial NTSC home video release.
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