Into the Unknown (series)

You may wish to consult Into the Unknown for other, similarly-named pages.

Into the Unknown was the umbrella title of a series of short stories published online by the BBC in early 2021 leading up to the release of The Lonely Assassins. Each was formatted as a blog post on a blog of the same name, purported to be written by characters such as Larry Nightingale, relating supernatural events in which they had been involved. Due to the in-universe framing device, none of the stories were credited.

	BBC
	Short story series
	15 February 2021 -

The site also had an About This Site section written as if by the in-universe character of Professor Grey.

List of stories

Date	Title	Purported author	Featuring
27 January 2021	Welcome Into the Unknown…	Professor Grey
2 February 2021	The Mandela Effect, Or Monsters on the Streets of London
4 February 2021	Endless masquerading…
11 February 2021	Wester Drumlins – can you help?
15 February 2021	Life is strange… and precious.		Larry Nightingale
	Alabama's Blue Box	Matt Shore
	Don’t link... Don’t even link.	Professor Grey
19 February 2021	Wester Drumlins, here we come...		Rani Chandra
22 February 2021	The Lady from the Sunflower Galaxy		Larry Nightingale, Natasha Nightingale
	The Very Real Mystery of Wester Drumlins	Rani Chandra	Weeping Angels, Alec Guinness, Peter Sellers
25 February 2021	Numbers Stations	Professor Grey
	Numbers stations... do they add up?
1 March 2021	Monolith... Monolith... Monolith!		Tegan Jovanka
	A Warning to the Incurious	Larry Nightingale
4 March 2021	Houses of Fear	Professor Grey
	Quick favour		Larry Nightingale
12 March 2021	There's a storm coming: 19 March
15 March 2021	The Angels are Coming	Rani Chandra

Notes

• Various elements of the blog changed subtly over time leading up to the release of The Lonely Assassins.
  • The thumbnail images turned distorted and pixellated.
  • The banner title changed from "Into the Unknown" to "Angels Are Coming".
  • At the top of the blog, a line of disguised text sometimes appeared. Initially it read "Angels are coming" in binary code, then the same in decimal code, and finally "It's right in front of your eyes" in binary code.
• The password on the "Login" page was "There'sNoPlaceLikeHome", however the PDF document that was originally available only by entering this password is no longer available.

External links

• Archived Into The Unknown blog at the Wayback Machine