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From what Borisashton says in the 3d message, it does seem like it's a narrative; and the previous standard on whether a minisode could be separated from a documentary where they were embedded was whether it made sense on its own, which Borisashton tells us it does in the last message.

The question, though, that remains, must be whether it's a parody, or just a humorous (but potentially-valid) piece. Why are we hearing the history of the BBC website, exactly? More precisely, does the minisode acknowledge the existence of the show Doctor Who as one of the things the BBC talks about on said website? If it does, then it can't be anything more than a 4th-wall-breaking parody. If it doesn't, though, I'm in favor of validity.