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How is the reuse of characters from an invalid story in a new story set very much in-universe different from Big Finish reusing characters and other elements from Audio Visuals, or Sherlock Holmes and Captain Picard appearing in valid stories (that reference previous Holmes and Star Trek stories!) without making all the Holmes and Trek series part of the DWU? "Rescue" actually relies on Dimensions in Time less than "Assimilation2" does on The Best of Both Worlds. | How is the reuse of characters from an invalid story in a new story set very much in-universe different from Big Finish reusing characters and other elements from Audio Visuals, or Sherlock Holmes and Captain Picard appearing in valid stories (that reference previous Holmes and Star Trek stories!) without making all the Holmes and Trek series part of the DWU? "Rescue" actually relies on Dimensions in Time less than "Assimilation2" does on The Best of Both Worlds. | ||
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How is the reuse of characters from an invalid story in a new story set very much in-universe different from Big Finish reusing characters and other elements from Audio Visuals, or Sherlock Holmes and Captain Picard appearing in valid stories (that reference previous Holmes and Star Trek stories!) without making all the Holmes and Trek series part of the DWU? "Rescue" actually relies on Dimensions in Time less than "Assimilation2" does on The Best of Both Worlds.
