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-}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the forty-third ''[[Subscriber Short Trips]]'' audio story. Read by [[Stephen Critchlow]], it featured the [[First Doctor]], [[Susan Foreman]], [[Ian Chesterton]] and [[Barbara Wright]], and was available to subscribers of [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish's main ''Doctor Who'' range]] whose subscription included ''[[The Lovecraft Invasion (audio story)|The Lovecraft Invasion]]''.
+}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the forty-third ''[[Subscriber Short Trips]]'' audio story. [[Writer|Written]] by [[Felicia Barker]] and read by [[Stephen Critchlow]], it featured the [[First Doctor]], [[Susan Foreman]], [[Ian Chesterton]] and [[Barbara Wright]], and was available to subscribers of [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish's main ''Doctor Who'' range]] whose subscription included ''[[The Lovecraft Invasion (audio story)|The Lovecraft Invasion]]''.
 == Publisher's summary ==
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 It quickly becomes harder and harder for the pair to know which version of themselves is which, and they grow fearful of [[Blinovitch Limitation Effect|the consequences]] of running into themselves. They return to the Doctor once more. The Doctor, having reflected on his earlier behaviour, explains that he has one way to make certain that Ian and Barbara, as well as himself and Susan, can all go [[home]].
-Susan, meanwhile, is accosted by [[Sid Morris (Home Again, Home Again)|Sid Morris]], a [[Bullying|bully]] from her time at the [[school]]. Ian and Barbara apprehend him, having just met with [[Noakes (Home Again, Home Again)|his mother]] to discuss his behaviour. The teachers inform Susan that the Doctor has a plan to return them all home, but Susan is horrified by this revelation, knowing what it will mean. She rushes back to the TARDIS to stop the Doctor, before he can assemble his [[hypercube]] and contact the [[Time Lord]]<nowiki/>s.
+Susan, meanwhile, is accosted by [[Sid Morris (Home Again, Home Again)|Sid Morris]], a [[Bullying|bully]] from her time at the [[school]]. Searching for her, Ian and Barbara apprehend him, having just met with [[Noakes (Home Again, Home Again)|his mother]] to discuss his behaviour. The teachers inform Susan that the Doctor has a plan to return them all home, but Susan is horrified by this revelation, knowing what it will mean. She rushes back to the TARDIS to stop the Doctor, before he can assemble his [[hypercube]] and contact the [[Time Lord]]<nowiki/>s.
 The Doctor berates himself for his controlling selfishness. Not only did he [[Kidnapping|kidnap]] Ian and Barbara but he also took Susan away from her home without giving her a choice. He believes his plan will give back his companions the ability to live their own lives. Susan disagrees. She sees her home not on [[Gallifrey]] but in the TARDIS, with her [[Grandparent|grandfather]].
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 *The title derives from the [[nursery rhyme]], ''{{w|To market, to market}}''.
 * In response to another Tweet, Barker jokingly mentioned that Coal Hill School had been painted [[lime]] [[green]] for the duration of the ''Home Again, Home Again''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Eiphel/status/1341461019324014592 Felicia Barker on Twitter]</ref>
+*Susan mentions [[Gallifrey]] by name, something which was never done throughout the 1960s. Gallifrey was not named as such until ''[[The Time Warrior (TV story)|The Time Warrior]]'' in [[1973 (releases)|1973]], although ''Home Again, Home Again'' is far from the first story to apply the use of the name retroactively.
 == Continuity ==