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Christmas Eve in the year 3060,<ref>Though this text is an exact copy from the Big Finish website, it's not actually accurate. The adventure occurs in 3090 from both perspectives offered.</ref> and the planet Puxatornee is home to a prosperous human colony. | Christmas Eve in the year 3060,<ref group="Pub">Though this text is an exact copy from the Big Finish website, it's not actually accurate. The adventure occurs in 3090 from both perspectives offered.</ref> and the planet Puxatornee is home to a prosperous human colony. | ||
A space craft has arrived in orbit carrying the Slithergees, a race of obsequious alien slugs. Their home world has been destroyed and they are humbly requesting permission to settle on the first moon. | A space craft has arrived in orbit carrying the Slithergees, a race of obsequious alien slugs. Their home world has been destroyed and they are humbly requesting permission to settle on the first moon. | ||
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The future hangs in the balance. The decision rests with Bailey, the colony's president -- but she has other things on her mind... | The future hangs in the balance. The decision rests with Bailey, the colony's president -- but she has other things on her mind... | ||
Christmas Eve in the year 3090, and the planet Puxatornee has changed beyond all recognition. | Christmas Eve in the year [[3090]], and the planet Puxatornee has changed beyond all recognition. | ||
The Doctor and Mel arrive, on a completely unrelated mission to defeat a race of terrible monsters, and soon discover that something rather confusing has been happening to history... | The Doctor and Mel arrive, on a completely unrelated mission to defeat a race of terrible monsters, and soon discover that something rather confusing has been happening to history... | ||
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Revision as of 00:32, 10 May 2010
Publisher's summary
Christmas Eve in the year 3060,[Pub 1] and the planet Puxatornee is home to a prosperous human colony.
A space craft has arrived in orbit carrying the Slithergees, a race of obsequious alien slugs. Their home world has been destroyed and they are humbly requesting permission to settle on the first moon.
And if they don't get permission, then they are humbly threatening to declare all-out war.
The future hangs in the balance. The decision rests with Bailey, the colony's president -- but she has other things on her mind...
Christmas Eve in the year 3090, and the planet Puxatornee has changed beyond all recognition.
The Doctor and Mel arrive, on a completely unrelated mission to defeat a race of terrible monsters, and soon discover that something rather confusing has been happening to history...
Note
- ↑ Though this text is an exact copy from the Big Finish website, it's not actually accurate. The adventure occurs in 3090 from both perspectives offered.
Cast
- The Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
- Melanie Bush - Bonnie Langford
- Mitchell - Richard Gibson
- Bailey - Pamela Miles
- Stuart - Francis Magee
- Reed - Audrey Schoellhammer
- Potter - Trevor Littledale
- Professor Capra - Trevor Martin
- Slithergees - Daniel Hogarth
References
- Quarks are mentioned.
- The Doctor and Mel experience (and become part of) events locked in a time loop (though one from which they are able to escape).
Notes
- The planet's name Puxatornee is an in-joke reference to the movie Groundhog Day.
- This is another of Big Finish's 'experiments', a Black Disc and a White Disc comprise the adventure, they can be listened to in either order and the story can still make sense.
- Trevor Martin's character invented a time machine; incidentally Trevor Martin played the Doctor in the stage play Doctor Who and the Daleks in The Seven Keys to Doomsday.
- Trevor Martin's character, Professor Capra, is named for Frank Capra, director of the classic Christmas movie, It's A Wonderful Life. The other characters are also named for characters in It's A Wonderful Life.
- The Anti-Radiation Gloves is a reference to DW: The Daleks, where William Hartnell was supposed to say Anti-Radiation Drugs, but instead said Anti-Radiation Gloves.
Continuity
to be added
Timeline
- Flip-Flop occurs after BFA: Bang-Bang-A-Boom!
- Flip-Flop occurs before DW: Delta and the Bannermen
