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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
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* When [[BBV Productions]] was in negotiations with the estate of [[Pip and Jane Baker]] for the rights to [[the Rani]], [[James Hornby]] wrote a scene for the ending of the novelisation to lead into ''[[The Rani Adventures]]''. The scene would have depicted the Rani's painful [[regeneration]] into [[Second Rani|her second incarnation]].<ref>{{cite web
|url=https://aristidetwain.tumblr.com/post/678262054451347456/eight-lost-bbv-projects
|title=Eight "Lost" BBV Projects
|author=[[Aristide Twain]]
|website name=Aristide Twain on Tumblr
|date of source=9 March 2022
}}</ref>


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==

Revision as of 19:08, 9 March 2022

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The Rani Reaps the Whirlwind was the fourth instalment in the Novelisations in Time & Space series. It was written by Micah K. Spurling, adapted from Pip and Jane Baker's script for the 2000 audio story.

Publisher's summary

The Rani is a prisoner. Of the Tetraps. Those hideous rodent-like vampires over which she once ruled. No longer. The devious Urak, her erstwhile disciple, has turned the tables. The Rani is put on trial. And condemned to death. A sentence to be commuted if she exercises her unique scientific prowess to solve a problem threatening to depopulate Tetrapyriabus.

Famine. Shortage of food.

What food?

Blood.

Whose blood?

The answer is in the cells where a pair of kidnapped humans and a pair of aliens are incarcerated. Destined to become the subjects of a brutal experiment. The Rani forges an unholy alliance with the four "guinea-pigs" in a perilous attempt to escape the nightmare of the planet...

Deviations from audio story

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Characters

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References

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Notes

Continuity

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Footnotes

  1. BBV Productions on Twitter
  2. Aristide Twain (9 March 2022). Eight "Lost" BBV Projects. Aristide Twain on Tumblr.