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*The episode marks the only appearance of Dr. Fazakerley Tyme in the series. | *The episode marks the only appearance of Dr. Fazakerley Tyme in the series. | ||
*It is revealed that Duckula doesn't likes cucumbers, onions and garlic. Garlic is the last vegetable Duckula would ever eat because garlic is known to kill vampires. | *It is revealed that Duckula doesn't likes cucumbers, onions and garlic. Garlic is the last vegetable Duckula would ever eat because garlic is known to kill vampires. | ||
*[[Wikipedia:French Revolution| | *[[Wikipedia:French Revolution|The French Revolution]] was a revolution in France from 1789 to 1799. It led to the end of the monarchy, and to many wars. | ||
*The concept | *The concept of time travel by using a vehicle that allows an operator to travel purposely and selectively forwards or backwards in time was popularised by the H.G. Wells' science fiction novella, ''[[Wikipedia:The Time Machine|The Time Machine]]'', first published in 1895. | ||
*Dr. Fazakerley Tyme's surname is a pun on the word "time". | *Dr. Fazakerley Tyme's surname is a pun on the word "time". | ||
*The sound of the rollercoaster braking in this episode was often used in the first three seasons of Britt Allcroft's "''[[Wikipedia:Thomas & Friends|Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends]]''" children's TV series. | *The sound of the rollercoaster braking in this episode was often used in the first three seasons of Britt Allcroft's "''[[Wikipedia:Thomas & Friends|Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends]]''" children's TV series. | ||
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== Background Music Pieces == | == Background Music Pieces == | ||
*"Sitting Sad and Blue" | *"Sitting Sad and Blue" by Stefan Grossman | ||
*"Unknown Waltz" by Walter Warren | *"Unknown Waltz" by Walter Warren | ||
*"Overdrive" by Christopher Blackwell | *"Overdrive" by Christopher Blackwell | ||