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The '''C-Programme''' was an operation run by [[David Garnier]] to help [[Europe]]'s [[space]] programme: they would use [[Cyber-human]]s, a new breed of [[human]]ised [[ | The '''C-Programme''' was an operation run by [[David Garnier]] to help [[Europe]]'s [[space]] programme: they would use [[Cyber-human]]s, a new breed of [[human]]ised [[Cyberman|Cybermen]] who would have little to no need of life support, as [[astronaut]]s. The programme used bodies from [[St Gart's Bankside Hospital]] for parts. | ||
The operation was finally stopped by the [[Seventh Doctor]], [[Ace]] and [[Hex]] on [[12 October]] [[2021]], when the Cyber-humans decided to eliminate the "threat" to the programme of [[human]]ity, including their master Garnier. After defeating the Cyber-threat, the Doctor wiped every mention of the C-Programme from records, forcing the space programme to cope on its own with non-cybernetic staff. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Harvest (audio story)|The Harvest]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:35, 10 March 2023
The C-Programme was an operation run by David Garnier to help Europe's space programme: they would use Cyber-humans, a new breed of humanised Cybermen who would have little to no need of life support, as astronauts. The programme used bodies from St Gart's Bankside Hospital for parts.
The operation was finally stopped by the Seventh Doctor, Ace and Hex on 12 October 2021, when the Cyber-humans decided to eliminate the "threat" to the programme of humanity, including their master Garnier. After defeating the Cyber-threat, the Doctor wiped every mention of the C-Programme from records, forcing the space programme to cope on its own with non-cybernetic staff. (AUDIO: The Harvest)
