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The '''1981 Ashes series''' was a [[cricket]] match at which the [[Fifth Doctor]] was doubly present at two points in his life — once with [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]] and [[Turlough]] and later-but-simultaneously with [[Peri Brown|Peri]] and [[Erimem]]. It was a contest that most versions of history said agreed ended with [[England (cricket side)|England]] defeating [[Australia (cricket side)|Australia]] after a climatic final catch by [[Graham Dilley]]. | The '''1981 Ashes series''' was a [[cricket]] match at which the [[Fifth Doctor]] was doubly present at two points in his life — once with [[Tegan Jovanka|Tegan]] and [[Turlough]] and later-but-simultaneously with [[Peri Brown|Peri]] and [[Erimem]]. It was a contest that most versions of history said agreed ended with [[England (cricket side)|England]] defeating [[Australia (cricket side)|Australia]] after a climatic final catch by [[Graham Dilley]]. | ||
However, an [[alternate timeline]] was once created by Tegan, who, while watching the match, caused Dilley to drop an easy catch that would have retained [[the Ashes]] for England. | However, an [[alternate timeline]] was once created by Tegan, who, while watching the match, caused Dilley to drop an easy catch that would have retained [[the Ashes]] for England. This failure then led to a series of riots that culminated in the assassination of [[Queen]] [[Elizabeth II]] and other heads of state, massively interrupting the "natural" course of the timeline. The [[Fifth Doctor]] discovered Tegan's role in the creation of the alternate timeline whilst travelling with his later companions, Peri and Erimem, who agreed to help the Doctor stop Tegan from disturbing Dilley's catch. | ||
Peri and Erimem were able to avert Tegan's history-changing distraction, such that the [[Australia]]n was actually responsible for Dilley ''making'' the catch, and thereby restoring the "proper" version of the contest. This meant, of course, that Tegan had helped England defeat her home team, and so the immediate aftermath of the 1981 Ashes for Tegan was that Peri and Erimem took her out to drown her sorrows in [[alcohol]]. | Peri and Erimem were able to avert Tegan's history-changing distraction, such that the [[Australia]]n was actually responsible for Dilley ''making'' the catch, and thereby restoring the "proper" version of the contest. This meant, of course, that Tegan had helped England defeat her home team, and so the immediate aftermath of the 1981 Ashes for Tegan was that Peri and Erimem took her out to drown her sorrows in [[alcohol]]. All three women therefore returned to their respective versions of the Doctor quite drunk. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Graham Dilley Saves the World (short story)|Graham Dilley Saves the World]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 17:45, 6 September 2013
The 1981 Ashes series was a cricket match at which the Fifth Doctor was doubly present at two points in his life — once with Tegan and Turlough and later-but-simultaneously with Peri and Erimem. It was a contest that most versions of history said agreed ended with England defeating Australia after a climatic final catch by Graham Dilley.
However, an alternate timeline was once created by Tegan, who, while watching the match, caused Dilley to drop an easy catch that would have retained the Ashes for England. This failure then led to a series of riots that culminated in the assassination of Queen Elizabeth II and other heads of state, massively interrupting the "natural" course of the timeline. The Fifth Doctor discovered Tegan's role in the creation of the alternate timeline whilst travelling with his later companions, Peri and Erimem, who agreed to help the Doctor stop Tegan from disturbing Dilley's catch.
Peri and Erimem were able to avert Tegan's history-changing distraction, such that the Australian was actually responsible for Dilley making the catch, and thereby restoring the "proper" version of the contest. This meant, of course, that Tegan had helped England defeat her home team, and so the immediate aftermath of the 1981 Ashes for Tegan was that Peri and Erimem took her out to drown her sorrows in alcohol. All three women therefore returned to their respective versions of the Doctor quite drunk. (PROSE: Graham Dilley Saves the World)
