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Conversely, however, when our lead proclaims that "it's in-universe and has a narrative", and that it only ''seems'' that the Doctor is talking to the viewer… why is this classed invalid, anyway? [[User:Scrooge MacDuck|Scrooge MacDuck]] [[User talk:Scrooge MacDuck|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 11:38, 21 May 2021 (UTC)
Conversely, however, when our lead proclaims that "it's in-universe and has a narrative", and that it only ''seems'' that the Doctor is talking to the viewer… why is this classed invalid, anyway? [[User:Scrooge MacDuck|Scrooge MacDuck]] [[User talk:Scrooge MacDuck|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 11:38, 21 May 2021 (UTC)
::Re. the title... I can't find any source on it. It's certainly not listed in DWMSE 33, which is the most comprehensive piece I can think of on the competition as a whole. So, I'm skeptical of that too.
:: However, as an aside - we do have a complication to deal with. DWMSE 33 does detail that there are actually two versions of this minisode - a 51 second version that was filmed for and '''did''' air on Blue Peter, and a longer 2 minute version that instead was made for and put out on BBC websites including BBC Schools. The page currently takes a Blue Peter-centric approach, and has been provisionally named as such, but it seems perhaps that it should be instead focused around the web version with the Blue Peter version listed as an alternate?
::Re. the validity... The two-minute web wersion does have an in-universe narrative of 11 sending a message to the world, urging primary school kids to think of an adventure to free him from the Land of Fiction. But it also has him acknowledging that the previous competition existed (the one that was introduced during a Confidential, I believe) and that it resulted in ''Death is the Only Answer''... And the 51 second version, well, I can't find that anywhere to make a judgement on it.
[[User:JDPManjoume|JDPManjoume]] [[User talk:JDPManjoume|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 12:29, 21 May 2021 (UTC)

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Rename & invalidity?

Where are we getting Stuck in the Land of Fiction? That has a whiff of a fan-made title about it.

Conversely, however, when our lead proclaims that "it's in-universe and has a narrative", and that it only seems that the Doctor is talking to the viewer… why is this classed invalid, anyway? Scrooge MacDuck 11:38, 21 May 2021 (UTC)

Re. the title... I can't find any source on it. It's certainly not listed in DWMSE 33, which is the most comprehensive piece I can think of on the competition as a whole. So, I'm skeptical of that too.
However, as an aside - we do have a complication to deal with. DWMSE 33 does detail that there are actually two versions of this minisode - a 51 second version that was filmed for and did air on Blue Peter, and a longer 2 minute version that instead was made for and put out on BBC websites including BBC Schools. The page currently takes a Blue Peter-centric approach, and has been provisionally named as such, but it seems perhaps that it should be instead focused around the web version with the Blue Peter version listed as an alternate?
Re. the validity... The two-minute web wersion does have an in-universe narrative of 11 sending a message to the world, urging primary school kids to think of an adventure to free him from the Land of Fiction. But it also has him acknowledging that the previous competition existed (the one that was introduced during a Confidential, I believe) and that it resulted in Death is the Only Answer... And the 51 second version, well, I can't find that anywhere to make a judgement on it.

JDPManjoume 12:29, 21 May 2021 (UTC)