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 :::Or maybe, despite the conclusion offered in [[The Ultimate Foe (novelisation)]], it's just a paradox (hardly unknown in Doctor Who) and neither Mel nor the Doctor actually remember how they first met because there never was a first meeting (it's wibbly wobbly, timey-wimey, as in [[Blink (TV story)]]) - especially as the Doctor won't remember events from his future witnessed at the trial (remember the War Doctor's words at the end of [[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)]]) and the inability of "earlier" Doctors to recall their encounters with "later" Doctors (as in [[The Three Doctors (TV story)]], [[The Five Doctors (TV story)]], [[The Two Doctors (TV story)]], and [[Time Crash (TV story)]].
-::::Also, [[AUDIO]] ''[[The Wrong Doctors (audio story)|The Wrong Doctors]]'' explains this, but the way in which it explains it can't really explained with a) this being way too long and b) me revealing spoilers for that audio if you haven't listened to it yet because the way in which it does so is the entire plot. But, most basically the sequence goes;
+::::Also, [[AUDIO]] ''[[The Wrong Doctors (audio story)|The Wrong Doctors]]'' explains this, but the way in which it explains it can't really explained withput a) this being way too long and b) me revealing spoilers for that audio if you haven't listened to it yet because the way in which it does so is the entire plot. But, most basically the sequence goes;
 ::::For Mel: