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'''''41.1978.A''''' was an unreleased webcast by [[Realms of Ink]], originally set for release in [[March (releases)|March]] [[2022 (releases)|2022]]. Produced by [[Xavier Llewellyn]] with [[Aristide Twain]], this webcast — framed as an in-universe advertisement for [[Gevity]], a fictitious brand of energy drink — would've expanded on the character [[Epsilon (Out of the Box)|Epsilon]]. However, due to Llewellyn's dissatisfaction with the final cut and the creative differences with the actors in the short, it was ultimately cancelled.<ref name="RoI">{{cite web | '''''41.1978.A''''' was an unreleased webcast by [[Realms of Ink]], originally set for release in [[March (releases)|March]] [[2022 (releases)|2022]]. Produced by [[Xavier Llewellyn]] with [[Aristide Twain]], this webcast — framed as an in-universe advertisement for [[Gevity]], a fictitious brand of energy drink — would've expanded on the character [[Epsilon (Out of the Box)|Epsilon]]. However, due to Llewellyn's dissatisfaction with the final cut and the creative differences with the actors in the short, it was ultimately cancelled.<ref name="RoI">{{cite web | ||
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An advertisement is included in the case file, which featured John Brown, the company's CEO, explaining the benefits of 'Gevity™ with demonstrations of the product.<ref name="RoI"/> | An advertisement is included in the case file, which featured John Brown, the company's CEO, explaining the benefits of 'Gevity™ with demonstrations of the product.<ref name="RoI"/> | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
* John Brown - [[Xavier Llewellyn]]<ref name="RoI"/> | * John Brown - [[Xavier Llewellyn]]<ref name="RoI"/> | ||
* Scientist - Unknown | * Scientist - Unknown | ||
* Woman - Unknown | * Woman - Unknown | ||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
* Writer - [[Xavier Llewellyn]]<ref name="RoI"/> | * Writer - [[Xavier Llewellyn]]<ref name="RoI"/> | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* [[File:A snapshot of what might've been.png|thumb|A screenshot from the webcast.]]This story would've introduced three C.R.U.X. employees — Pierre Montgomerie, Ms Lavine and Bob — from the 1980s.<ref name="RoI"/> | * [[File:A snapshot of what might've been.png|thumb|A screenshot from the webcast.]]This story would've introduced three C.R.U.X. employees — Pierre Montgomerie, Ms Lavine and Bob — from the 1980s.<ref name="RoI"/> | ||
* The story was initially conceived and produced as a fictional advert to be included in a college short film Llewellyn was working on, but it developed into a separate project. It entered pre-production in [[November (releases)|November]] and [[December (releases)|December]] [[2021 (production)|2021]], was filmed in [[January (production)|January]] 2022, and edited in [[February (production)|February]] [[2022 (production)|2022]].<ref name="RoI"/> | * The story was initially conceived and produced as a fictional advert to be included in a college short film Llewellyn was working on, but it developed into a separate project. It entered pre-production in [[November (releases)|November]] and [[December (releases)|December]] [[2021 (production)|2021]], was filmed in [[January (production)|January]] 2022, and edited in [[February (production)|February]] [[2022 (production)|2022]].<ref name="RoI"/> | ||
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* Along with the unreleased audio dramas {{Cs|Journey into Time (unreleased audio story)}}, {{Cs|Absent Friends (unreleased audio story)}}, and ''[[City of the Saved (unreleased audio story)|City of the Saved]]'', ''41.1978.A'' is one of only four performed [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]-related stories known to have been fully recorded, but never officially released. | * Along with the unreleased audio dramas {{Cs|Journey into Time (unreleased audio story)}}, {{Cs|Absent Friends (unreleased audio story)}}, and ''[[City of the Saved (unreleased audio story)|City of the Saved]]'', ''41.1978.A'' is one of only four performed [[Doctor Who universe|''Doctor Who'' universe]]-related stories known to have been fully recorded, but never officially released. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* [[C.R.U.X.]] and [[Epsilon (Out of the Box)|Epsilon]] were established in [[Aristide Twain]]'s short story {{cs|Out of the Box (short story)}}. | * [[C.R.U.X.]] and [[Epsilon (Out of the Box)|Epsilon]] were established in [[Aristide Twain]]'s short story {{cs|Out of the Box (short story)}}. | ||
* "[[Gevity]]" was established to have been temporarily used as an alternate name for [[gravity]] in {{cs|Love & War (short story)}}, with either Epsilon or one of his followers being responsible for the alteration. | * "[[Gevity]]" was established to have been temporarily used as an alternate name for [[gravity]] in {{cs|Love & War (short story)}}, with either Epsilon or one of his followers being responsible for the alteration. | ||
== Footnotes == | == Footnotes == | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
Latest revision as of 03:38, 22 October 2024
41.1978.A was an unreleased webcast by Realms of Ink, originally set for release in March 2022. Produced by Xavier Llewellyn with Aristide Twain, this webcast — framed as an in-universe advertisement for Gevity, a fictitious brand of energy drink — would've expanded on the character Epsilon. However, due to Llewellyn's dissatisfaction with the final cut and the creative differences with the actors in the short, it was ultimately cancelled.[1]
The webcast would've also had a framing narrative of a case file documenting an investigation undertaken by C.R.U.X. into the drink, circa early 1985.[1]
Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]
Case file 41.1978.A documents C.R.U.X.'s investigation into Epsilon Enterprises in early 1985, around seven years after the company was founded. They discovered that the drink was good as advertised and that it was launched to exploit the Winter of Discontent, but struggled to uncover any information about the business due to it shutting down just a year later, in 1979.
An advertisement is included in the case file, which featured John Brown, the company's CEO, explaining the benefits of 'Gevity™ with demonstrations of the product.[1]
Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]
- John Brown - Xavier Llewellyn[1]
- Scientist - Unknown
- Woman - Unknown
Crew[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Writer - Xavier Llewellyn[1]
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- This story would've introduced three C.R.U.X. employees — Pierre Montgomerie, Ms Lavine and Bob — from the 1980s.[1]
- The story was initially conceived and produced as a fictional advert to be included in a college short film Llewellyn was working on, but it developed into a separate project. It entered pre-production in November and December 2021, was filmed in January 2022, and edited in February 2022.[1]
- During production, the webcast had the title 'Gevity!™ Advert.[1]
- An earlier draft of the framing narrative was darker in tone.[1]
- Along with the unreleased audio dramas Journey into Time [+]Loading...["Journey into Time (unreleased audio story)"], Absent Friends [+]Loading...["Absent Friends (unreleased audio story)"], and City of the Saved, 41.1978.A is one of only four performed Doctor Who universe-related stories known to have been fully recorded, but never officially released.
Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]
- C.R.U.X. and Epsilon were established in Aristide Twain's short story Out of the Box [+]Loading...["Out of the Box (short story)"].
- "Gevity" was established to have been temporarily used as an alternate name for gravity in Love & War [+]Loading...["Love & War (short story)"], with either Epsilon or one of his followers being responsible for the alteration.
Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Xavier Llewellyn (21 January 2024). The Gevity Emergence. Realms of Ink. Archived from the original on 21 January 2024. Retrieved on 3 March 2024.
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