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'''''Network''''' was a story that was to have been a part of Season 28, had ''[[Doctor Who]]'' continued to be produced beyond ''[[Survival]]'', probably written by [[Ben Aaronovitch]] and [[Marc Platt]]. | '''''Network''''' was a story that was to have been a part of Season 28, had ''[[Doctor Who]]'' continued to be produced beyond ''[[Survival]]'', probably written by [[Ben Aaronovitch]] and [[Marc Platt]]. | ||
It is said in DWM# 255, that the story would have featured the return of [[the Rani]] and would have been set in a university where she was posing as vice chancellor.<ref name="DWM 255 What if?">[[DWM 255]] - Article: ''What if?''</ref> A similar plot would later appear in the [[Sixth Doctor]] audio story, ''[[The Rani Elite (audio story)|The Rani Elite]]''. In DWM #255, it mentioned that the episode would have concerned stopping "A Biological Computer Virus" from taking over the world's computer systems. Other characters thought have been featured in the story were Brigadier Winifred Bambera and Sam Tollinger. | |||
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Network was a story that was to have been a part of Season 28, had Doctor Who continued to be produced beyond Survival, probably written by Ben Aaronovitch and Marc Platt.
It is said in DWM# 255, that the story would have featured the return of the Rani and would have been set in a university where she was posing as vice chancellor.[1] A similar plot would later appear in the Sixth Doctor audio story, The Rani Elite. In DWM #255, it mentioned that the episode would have concerned stopping "A Biological Computer Virus" from taking over the world's computer systems. Other characters thought have been featured in the story were Brigadier Winifred Bambera and Sam Tollinger.