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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the forty-sixth [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|monthly ''Doctor Who'' audio story]] produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. Released in [[2003]] featuring the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Melanie Bush]]. It was notable for its highly experimental format. Each of the two discs contained two episodes | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the forty-sixth [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|monthly ''Doctor Who'' audio story]] produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. Released in [[2003]] featuring the [[Seventh Doctor]] and [[Melanie Bush]]. It was notable for its highly experimental format. Each of the two discs (which each contained two episodes) could be listened to in whatever order the listener chose. The [[serial]] detailed what happened when the Doctor was coerced into changing the past by altering the fate of the president of a human colony, but offered no conclusions about which of the versions of history was the "correct" one. | ||
The play was further notable for being the closest the [[Quark]]s have ever come to returning to performed ''[[Doctor Who]]'' since ''[[The War Games]]''. Though never heard, the Quarks are essentially the {{w|MacGuffin}} of the story and are mentioned at least once in each episode. From the Doctor and Mel's perspective, the events of ''Flip-Flop'' were merely a side-trip from their current "mission" to defeat the Quarks aboard the space-yacht, ''[[Pinto (ship)|Pinto]]''. | The play was further notable for being the closest the [[Quark]]s have ever come to returning to performed ''[[Doctor Who]]'' since ''[[The War Games]]''. Though never heard, the Quarks are essentially the {{w|MacGuffin}} of the story and are mentioned at least once in each episode. From the Doctor and Mel's perspective, the events of ''Flip-Flop'' were merely a side-trip from their current "mission" to defeat the Quarks aboard the space-yacht, ''[[Pinto (ship)|Pinto]]''. | ||
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* 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. | * 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. | ||
* In one of the timelines, [[Trevor Martin]]'s character, Professor Capra, invented a time machine. Incidentally, Martin played an [[Fourth Doctor (The Seven Keys to Doomsday)|alternative Fourth Doctor]] in the stage play ''[[Doctor Who and the Daleks in The Seven Keys to Doomsday]]'' and subsequently, [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Seven Keys to Doomsday (audio story)|Seven Keys to Doomsday]]'', as well as a [[Time Lord 2 (The War Games)|Time Lord]] in [[TV]]: ''[[The War Games]]''. | * In one of the timelines, [[Trevor Martin]]'s character, Professor Capra, invented a time machine. Incidentally, Martin played an [[Fourth Doctor (The Seven Keys to Doomsday)|alternative Fourth Doctor]] in the stage play ''[[Doctor Who and the Daleks in The Seven Keys to Doomsday]]'' and subsequently, [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Seven Keys to Doomsday (audio story)|Seven Keys to Doomsday]]'', as well as a [[Time Lord 2 (The War Games)|Time Lord]] in [[TV]]: ''[[The War Games]]''. | ||
* Professor Capra | * Professor Capra is named for [[Wikipedia:Frank Capra|Frank Capra]], director of the classic Christmas movie ''[[Wikipedia:It's a Wonderful Life|It's a Wonderful Life]]''. The other characters are also named for characters and actors in ''It's a Wonderful Life''. | ||
* The anti-radiation gloves, which the Doctor claims were created by one of his [[First Doctor|previous incarnations]], is a reference to [[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks]]'', where [[William Hartnell]] was supposed to say "anti-radiation drugs" but instead said "anti-radiation gloves". | * The anti-radiation gloves, which the Doctor claims were created by one of his [[First Doctor|previous incarnations]], is a reference to [[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks]]'', where [[William Hartnell]] was supposed to say "anti-radiation drugs" but instead said "anti-radiation gloves". | ||
* The first and second halves of this story take place at the same time. The same is true of both [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Veiled Leopard (audio story)|The Veiled Leopard]]'' and [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Peri and the Piscon Paradox (audio story)|Peri and the Piscon Paradox]]''. This is the only one of the three stories not to feature [[Peri Brown]]. | * The first and second halves of this story take place at the same time. The same is true of both [[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Veiled Leopard (audio story)|The Veiled Leopard]]'' and [[AUDIO]]: ''[[Peri and the Piscon Paradox (audio story)|Peri and the Piscon Paradox]]''. This is the only one of the three stories not to feature [[Peri Brown]]. | ||
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