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What If Doctor Who Wasn't Axed? - The Elysium (2017)

As it's nearing the two-year anniversary of the fleet landing on the Elysium, the world of the Scallatti begins to change. From the new state-broadcaster to scandals running around the Vice President, to a cult of juvenile delinquents roaming the streets, this is not the world which left those ships, just two years earlier. The episode count of this season go from 6 to 12. The episodes are The Foreseers, To Walk The Stars, The Lost Outpost, Ganatlai, Dust in the Light, The Dormant Vessel, Chariot of Secrets, Tale of Might and Peace, In Her Own Words, The Inevitable Downfall, Hands of the Future, and Volta.

Meltdown (1977)

Dr. John Kneale is sucked into a crisis when his friend Gregory Parks tells him he is needed for an emergency situation, but he doesn't know what. What he and a group of people find out is that the nearby nuclear power plant threatens meltdown because of a rogue computer. They need to figure out how to stop it before it's too late.

Justice League Unite (1963)

Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aqauman, Green Lantern, Green Arrow and the Martian Manhunter must stop the evil Amos Fortune, who has turned the Justice League against each other. They must get over their superstitions before he sends the world into constant bad luck!

Justice League of America (1976)

Various heroes of the DC universe must unite in order to stop the evil sorcerer known as Felix Faust from sending the Earth into another dimension where he rules.

What If Doctor Who Wasn't Axed? - The Fifteenth Doctor (2016-2017)

This is the first season of the Fifteenth Doctor's tenure. This season we see the exit of Raleigh who becomes a recurring villain for the rest of the season. With that, an older school teacher by the name of Sally Brennan joins the TARDIS crew. It starts off with a Christmas special entitled: The Last Winter, and the rest of the season airs in 2017. Also, the story count goes from 16 to 12. The stories featured this season are: The Demons of Madison Road, The Assassins, Rosa, The Haunting, Open Minds, Comercecilia, The Peterloo Massacre, The Conspiracy of PriceMart, The Angels of Time, The Sinister Minister, and False Prophets (Parts I and II).

John Carpenter's Shadow Company (1989)

Sixteen years have gone by since the end of the Vietnam War, and the bodies of 6 American soldiers are found in a Cambodian temple. They are given a soldier's funeral in the small town of Merit, California where one of the soldier's family still resides. However, in the mind of General Woodhurst, the war is not yet over. He once again gives life to the six men who gave their lives for their country... to do it one last time... and to leave nobody alive.

The Marvel Universe (1960s)

What if the MCU first appeared in the late 1950s and into the 1960s? The films would stay the same but would start in 1958 rather than 2008. [It also doesn't matter when these actual characters were created, just go for it!]

Pete Townshend's Lifehouse

In a very distant future, everything is programmed for the population and rock and roll no longer exists. The world is collapsing and the only experiences people have are through simulation and test tubes. The only entertainment is given to the population intravenously through something called The Grid controlled by a man named Jumbo. It's only until an old guru living in the woods experiences a short bit of ecstasy that he remembers rock music and what it did for people. He wants to set it up so that rock and roll nirvana can be experienced eternally and will wake people up from their horrible existence, through the Lifehouse. But what he uncovers about rock music might fundamentally change the entire idea of what the universe is built on.

Batman: The Enemy Within

After the events of Children of Arkham, Batman and Bruce Wayne continue to make a difference in Gotham, despite what his parents, Hill, and Falcone built Gotham on. With this, new adversaries burst onto the scene with "The Agency", a mysterious government organization with Amanda Waller leading them. As well as "The Pact" a groups of supervillains bent on destroying Gotham. Can Batman deal with both before it's too late?

Batman: The Children of Arkham

Bruce Wayne has been operating as Batman for some time with the help of his butler Alfred Pennyworth and his head of technology, Lucius Fox. While Bruce is trying to endorse Harvey Dent for Mayor, to help stop corruption in Gotham, it's revealed through Carmine Falcone that the Waynes (along with him and Hamilton Hill) built the city through corruption and Bruce has to deal with the shocking revelation. As well as a strange cat burglar named Selina Kyle, and a new cult called The Children of Arkham led by the sadistic Lady Arkham.

The Three Time Lords (Doctor Who 50th Anniversary)

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Eleventh Doctor realizes that many of his old foes have joined forces to try and conquer the universe. He must team up with various incarnations of himself across space and time to try and stop them once and for all.

Awakening of the Rani [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - October]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Doctor and Wilf land on Earth thousands upon thousands of years in the past. What they find is The Rani... encased in ice but somehow still alive. Whilst trying to figure out how she got there, she somehow manages to break free and regenerates. She kidnaps Wilf and takes the TARDIS. Wilf has to fend for himself while The Rani tries to continue her nefarious experiments.

Death of the Cybermen [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - September]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? Prior to the events of Rose, but after The Time War, The Doctor has been on his own for a while. He stumbles into a floating fraction of Mondas, the Cybermen homeworld. On the fraction, there is a small Cybermen colony that is dying and need help. Will The Doctor save these Cybermen, leave them to die, or something far, far worse?

Alone with the Daleks [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - August]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Doctor is alone on a desolate world and the TARDIS is malfunctioning. So he goes traipsing across a barren wasteland to find any signs of life or anything that can help his TARDIS. Through this journey he looks back on the positives and negatives of this life while seeing beyond the horizon a new one... as well as one of his most nefarious foes.

The Sontaran Art of War [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - July]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Doctor and Ace find themselves wrapped up in a Sontaran civil war that has been happening for centuries. Can The Doctor put an end to the fighting, or will it become far worse than it has ever been before?

Return of the Zygons [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - June]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? In the far off future, the Zygons return to Earth... and they want vengeance against The Doctor for ruining their chances of world domination. Will The Doctor, along with companion Peri, be able to save the world from the Zygons once more?

Intelligence, My Dear Doctor [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - May]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Doctor, Tegan, and Nyssa find themselves stranded on an unknown planet with no TARDIS in sight. Before they can figure out what's going on, the Great Intelligence somehow manages to possess The Doctor where he wants to use his vast intellect to take over the universe, and only his companions can truly stop him.

The Strangest of Cases [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - April]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith find themselves in the far off future in a Utopian society where all will be unraveled by a man who wants to extract the evil from people, which has been pushed down by their society for decades.

Revenge of the Master [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - March]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Master decides to not try and take over the world again, but destroy The Doctor's life once and for all.

The Mysterious Depths [Doctor Who 50th Anniversary - February]

What if the 50th Anniversary actually felt like the 50th anniversary? The Doctor, Jamie, and Zoe find themselves in 1993 London, and what they find is a pending invasion from a nefarious recurring foe: The Ice Warriors.