The first is a short scene in which The Doctor and Mel attempt to view the Queen's Speech on the Time and Space Visualiser. The Second is of Mentos and the Quiz Host. This latter scene is extensive and is composed of a question-and-answer format heard during the third episode. Both hidden scenes have the characters wish everyone listening a happy Christmas. Cast The Doctor — Colin Baker Mel — Bonnie Langford Citizen Sokkery — Nicholas Pegg Councillor Potikol — Stephen Fewell Banto Zame — Christopher Biggins Sally-Anne Stubbins — Clare Buckfield Guard — Mark Wright Cylinder Voice — Matt Lucas The Questioner — Jane Goddard Mentos — Nicholas Pegg Assembler 1 — Adam Buxton Assembler 2 — Stephen Fewell The Jelloid — Matt Lucas Continuity The Ninth Doctor also encounters a version of the Weakest Link in the new series TV story "Bad Wolf", this time actually voiced by its real host Anne Robinson. The CD features a bonus track which involves The Doctor and Mel attempting to watch The Queen's Christmas Message on the Time-Space Visualiser, a machine seen in the First Doctor story The Chase. It is used again by the Sixth Doctor in the 2012 audio, The Fourth Wall. Clare Buckfield's sister, Julie, has also appeared in a Big Finish Doctor Who Audio. Episode three's opening and closing theme is the abandoned Delaware version from 1973. The Tenth Doctor also encounters a character who is mistaken for the actual doctor in "The Next Doctor". Matt Lucas would later appear in the TV show as the Twelfth Doctor's companion, Nardole. Outside references The Doctor and Mel at the beginning are playing Monopoly. References External links Big Finish Productions - The One Doctor Sixth Doctor audio plays 2001 audio plays Fiction with unreliable narrators