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{{first pic|UNIT Hotline.png|''UNIT Hotline''{{'}}s header, based on a promotional image of [[John Benton|Sgt Benton]].}} | {{first pic|UNIT Hotline.png|''UNIT Hotline''{{'}}s header, based on a promotional image of [[John Benton|Sgt Benton]].}} | ||
The '''''UNIT Club Page''''', later known as the '''''UNIT Hotline''''', was an in-universe page printed in ''[[Doctor Who Weekly]]'', later ''Doctor Who Monthly'' and ''Doctor Who Magazine'', from issues [[DWM 26|26]] to [[DWM 47]]. Issue 26 included an address and instructions on how to "join UNIT," with those who followed instructions being sent a codebook and ID card. Following issues would feature coded messages which could be cracked with the codebook, alongside other mini-features giving "intel" to the undercover UNIT operatives. The feature returned in the celebratory [[DWM 350|issue 350]]. | The '''''UNIT Club Page''''', later known as the '''''UNIT Hotline''''', was an in-universe page printed in ''[[Doctor Who Magazine|Doctor Who Weekly]]'', later ''Doctor Who Monthly'' and ''Doctor Who Magazine'', from issues [[DWM 26|26]] to [[DWM 47]]. Issue 26 included an address and instructions on how to "join UNIT," with those who followed instructions being sent a codebook and ID card. Following issues would feature coded messages which could be cracked with the codebook, alongside other mini-features giving "intel" to the undercover UNIT operatives. The feature returned in the celebratory [[DWM 350|issue 350]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:24, 28 June 2023
UNIT Hotline's header, based on a promotional image of Sgt Benton.
The UNIT Club Page, later known as the UNIT Hotline, was an in-universe page printed in Doctor Who Weekly, later Doctor Who Monthly and Doctor Who Magazine, from issues 26 to DWM 47. Issue 26 included an address and instructions on how to "join UNIT," with those who followed instructions being sent a codebook and ID card. Following issues would feature coded messages which could be cracked with the codebook, alongside other mini-features giving "intel" to the undercover UNIT operatives. The feature returned in the celebratory issue 350.
Contents
Throughout its run, the UNIT Hotline page acted as a sort of umbrella for a series of smaller in-universe features.
