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The illuminati Next Generation

The Avengers and the Illuminati learned Hank Pym had discovered that the Beyonders are responsible for the Universe Incursions that have been plaguing the Multiverse and that they annihilated the Cosmic entities in the entire Multiverse.[

The Illuminatis

The group forms at some time in the aftermath of the Kree-Skrull War, and probably after the Avengers/Defenders war. Iron Man realizes that each of the individual members had information about these alien races beforehand, and they could have collectively stopped it. He brings together the Illuminati with the Black Panther in Wakanda, and proposes that they form a government of superhumans. Namor refuses, on the grounds that too many superheroes are violent outsiders (such as Hawkeye and Quicksilver, both former criminals).

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989?

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989? This is a question several people have attempted, and I think I should give it a shot.

What If Doctor Who Continued After Doctor Who: The Movie (1996)?

What If Doctor Who Continued After Doctor Who: The Movie (1996)?

What If Doctor Who Continued After Doctor Who: The Movie (1996)?

What If Doctor Who Continued After Doctor Who: The Movie (1996)?

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989?

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989? This is a question several people have attempted, and I think I should give it a shot.

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989?

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989? This is a question several people have attempted, and I think I should give it a shot.

Doctor Who Season 36 (1999)

Choosing to activate the Moment far away from his TARDIS so that it would not witness the terrible act he was about to commit, (TV: The Day of the Doctor) and acting on a dream he had had in his childhood, the Doctor retreated to the barn he slept in as a child, (TV: Listen) where the Moment's interface manifested into the form of Rose Tyler, a future companion of his, to challenge his use of the weapon and warning him that he would one day count the innocent children on Gallifrey that would be among those killed if he used the weapon. Upon realising that the Doctor saw no other way to end the Time War than by using it, the Moment created a time fissure that sent him into his future, in order to witness the effects that making such a choice would have upon him.

Doctor Who Season 35 (1998)

Based on secret intel, the Doctor and Petrella arrived at a location where they expected to find many Dalek flying saucers. They found them already engaging Voltrix's Battle TARDISes, with the Doctor concluding Voltrix must have received the same intel and ordered an attack. However, as soon as the Daleks detected the presence of the "Predator", the Dalek Supreme ordered the materialisation of new weapons which made short work of the conventional Gallifreyan forces, and instead focused the fleet's attention on the Doctor's TARDIS.

Doctor Who Season 34 (1997)

Answering a distress signal from Lady Valetta, the Doctor worked with her to rescue a group of Tharils being held by Vultarans in a bunker. They joined the mission of second-lieutenant Lorinus who was only aware of Biroc, Valetta’s brother who had been working as a Time Lord spy, being held there. The Doctor arranged events so it appeared he killed the other Tharils as a mercy, secretly using a hacked Vultaran mechasuit to cover their escape whilst he, Valetta, Lorinus and Biroc returned to the Time Lord front lines.

Doctor Who Season 33 (1996)

The Doctor initially refused to attend Cass’s funeral, but did attend her grave after the ceremony. He searched Karn’s wreckages for weapons, guided by Lithea who used Matrix windows to show him the war front which was approaching Karn, and initially refused to meet the Time Lords who had arrived on Karn. He eventually returned to his TARDIS where he met Cardinal Rasmus and refused to allow the installation of weapons on his ship, reasoning that he shouldn’t force her to change as he had. Learning Commander Sanmar had gone to the heart of Karn with Lithea, he took Rasmus and Ohila down in his TARDIS, arriving just after Sanmar had killed Lithea.

Doctor Who: The Night of the Doctor (1995)

During the Time War, the Eighth Doctor attempts to rescue a pilot, Cass, whose spacecraft is crashing into the planet Karn. When Cass realises that the Doctor is a Time Lord, she refuses his aid, ignoring his claims that he has never taken part in the devastating Time War. The Doctor refuses to abandon Cass, and both are killed when the ship crashes.

Mad Max: Fury Road (1997)

In the stark desert wasteland populated by a broken humanity driven with survival and the unending ravage for gasoline, a loner named Max finds himself unwantedly caught in the middle of a chase while aiding the heroine Furiosa and her female companions. She struggles to return to her homeland and escape the clutches of a ruthless desert gang leader, Immortal Joe. With the harsh desert sands in front of them and marauders behind, only the maddest will prevail the storm.

Doctor Who : The Eight Doctors (1993)

Now, every incarnation between the third & the eighth have swapped locations with other & none of their TARDISes work. They must find a way out & stop the Rani while being thrown into whatever situation their other incarnation was in & have to deal with their confused companions.

Galifrey (2006-2013)

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989? This is a question several people have attempted, and I think I should give it a shot.

Daddy Home (1995-1997)

What if the Daddy's Home films were made in 1995 and 1997

Tim Burton’s Guardians Of The Galaxy (1994-2003)

In the aftermath of the Phalanx invasion of the Kree, Star-Lord[25] decides to form a team of interstellar heroes that will be proactive in protecting the galaxy, rather than reacting to crises as they happen. To this end, he recruits Adam Warlock,[26] Drax the Destroyer,[27] Gamora,[27] Phyla-Vell (the new Quasar),[28] Rocket Raccoon,[29] and Groot,[29] with Mantis as support staff.[30] On the recommendation of their ally, Nova, the group establishes a base of operations on the space station Knowhere, which possesses a teleportation system with near-universal range.[31] An intelligent, telepathic dog named Cosmo the Spacedog is Knowhere's chief of security and works closely with the new team.

Spy (2004)

Susan Cooper, a CIA analyst, works behind the desk owing to her expertise in high-tech equipment. When an agent is compromised, she volunteers to be a spy.

Lords Of Galifrey (2011-2018)

The life of the Time Lords and how they fought the time war against the Daleks.

Doctor Who The cancellation Years

What if Doctor Who hadn't been cancelled in 1989?