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* NotSoDifferent: The Doctor acknowledges the many similarities between Adric and himself as a teenager on Gallifrey.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferentRemark: The Doctor acknowledges the many similarities between Adric and himself as a teenager on Gallifrey.
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* BreakingTheFellowship: [[spoiler:After the traumatic events of the last couple of stories, the Doctor enforces a break from himself and his companions, leaving them on a planet and taking off in the TARDIS.]]
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* ContinuitySnarl: Possibly. In an episode that focuses so much on the fallout from Adric's death in "Earthshock", you'd think that Nyssa and the Doctor might at least bring up the time [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho110TheBoyThatTimeForgot they found out he actually survived]], but it's never brought up once.
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* ContinuitySnarl: Possibly. In an episode that focuses so much on the fallout from Adric's death in "Earthshock", you'd think that Nyssa and the Doctor might at least bring up the time [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho110TheBoyThatTimeForgot they found out he actually survived]], but it's never brought up mentioned once.
* MySkullRunnethOver: The Doctor defeats the Cybermen by turning back their conversion process and forcing them to mentally relive the physical pain and horror of their transformation. This amounts to torture, and Tegan is horrified by the Doctor's justification of "whatever it takes" for doing it.
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* WhatTheHellHero: The Doctor comes dangerously close to effecting what amounts to mass murder in this story and Tegan lets him have it, to the extent that [[spoiler:when he elects to leave his companions behind on Carlanna, she is only too glad to see the back of him]].
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* WhatTheHellHero: The After all the lectures the Doctor comes dangerously close has given on respecting the Web of Time, he freely volunteers to effecting what amounts to mass murder in this story give Herb and Tegan Creasey the TARDIS, horrifying Tegan, who lets him have it, to it. Later, after his erratic behaviour on the extent base and his torture of the Cyber-Leader, she is completely disgusted with him and tells him so. It's bad enough that [[spoiler:when he elects to leave his companions behind on Carlanna, she is only too glad to see the back of him]].
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* ContinuitySnarl: Possibly. In an episode that focuses so much on the fallout from Adric's death in "Earthshock", you'd think that Nyssa and the Doctor might at least bring up the time [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho110TheBoyThatTimeForgot they found out he actually survived]], but it's never brought up once.
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Two dual-part stories comprising the final part of a loose Fifth Doctor trilogy that began in [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho256Tartarus "Tartarus"]], featuring new companion Marc. These stories deal with The Doctor once again facing off against the Cybermen from [[Recap/DoctorWhoS19E6Earthshock "Earthshock"]] for the first time and dealing with Adric's death.
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Two dual-part stories comprising the final part of a loose Fifth Doctor trilogy that began in [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho256Tartarus "Tartarus"]], featuring new companion Marc. These stories deal with The the Doctor once again facing off against the Cybermen from [[Recap/DoctorWhoS19E6Earthshock "Earthshock"]] for the first time and dealing with Adric's death.
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* ConnectedAllAlong: [[spoiler:Like the previous story, "Interstitial/Feast of Fear", this release was advertised as two separate stories, with the second part, "Conversion" promoted as the big face-off between The Doctor and the Cybermen. Their influence slowly becoming more clear throughout this story was something of a surprise.]]
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* ConnectedAllAlong: [[spoiler:Like the previous story, "Interstitial/Feast of Fear", this release was advertised as two separate stories, with the second part, "Conversion" promoted as the big face-off between The the Doctor and the Cybermen. Their influence slowly becoming more clear throughout this story was something of a surprise.]]
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* HeroicBSOD: Upon seeing that [[spoiler:Marc might be dying]], The Doctor is briefly paralyzed by the lingering fear and guilt he feels over losing Adric. It takes Tegan at her bluntest to motivate him into doing something useful.
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* HeroicBSOD: Upon seeing that [[spoiler:Marc might be dying]], The the Doctor is briefly paralyzed by the lingering fear and guilt he feels over losing Adric. It takes Tegan at her bluntest to motivate him into doing something useful.
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* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: In the middle of breaking into the Cyber base, Tegan and The Doctor finally have a real conversation about how they feel about Adric and how his death affected them.
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* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: In the middle of breaking into the Cyber base, Tegan and The the Doctor finally have a real conversation about how they feel about Adric and how his death affected them.
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* DownerEnding: Even though, thankfully, [[spoiler:Marc wasn't fully Cyber-converted]], by the closing minutes of the story, [[spoiler:he is still deeply traumatized by his experiences, Tegan is thoroughly disgusted with The Doctor for his actions at the base and The Doctor decides they all need a break from each other, leaving his companions some money and then taking off in the TARDIS without them]].
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:Marc]] spends the entire story desperately trying to fight off cyber conversion. [[spoiler:With some help from The Doctor, he wins.]]
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:Marc]] spends the entire story desperately trying to fight off cyber conversion. [[spoiler:With some help from The Doctor, he wins.]]
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* DownerEnding: Even though, thankfully, [[spoiler:Marc wasn't fully Cyber-converted]], by the closing minutes of the story, [[spoiler:he is still deeply traumatized by his experiences, Tegan is thoroughly disgusted with The the Doctor for his actions at the base and The the Doctor decides they all need a break from each other, leaving his companions some money and then taking off in the TARDIS without them]].
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:Marc]] spends the entire story desperately trying to fight off cyber conversion. [[spoiler:With some help fromThe the Doctor, he wins.]]
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:Marc]] spends the entire story desperately trying to fight off cyber conversion. [[spoiler:With some help from
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* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Zig-zagged. While Tegan and The Doctor have some nice things to say about Adric, particularly praising his intellect, they also admit that they didn't really like him a lot of the time and found him annoying more often than not.
* NotHimself: Tegan is seriously freaked out by The Doctor's increasingly erratic and angry behaviour, brought on by confronting the Cybermen and working through his guilt over Adric's death.
* NotHimself: Tegan is seriously freaked out by The Doctor's increasingly erratic and angry behaviour, brought on by confronting the Cybermen and working through his guilt over Adric's death.
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* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Zig-zagged. While Tegan and The the Doctor have some nice things to say about Adric, particularly praising his intellect, they also admit that they didn't really like him a lot of the time and found him annoying more often than not.
* NotHimself: Tegan is seriously freaked out byThe the Doctor's increasingly erratic and angry behaviour, brought on by confronting the Cybermen and working through his guilt over Adric's death.
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* OnlySaneMan: With The Doctor being distinctly NotHimself and the only other humanoids at the Cyber base being the trigger-happy psycho pirates Herb and Creasey, Tegan has a very tough job trying to make sure that cooler heads prevail.
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* OnlySaneMan: With The the Doctor being distinctly NotHimself and the only other humanoids at the Cyber base being the trigger-happy psycho pirates Herb and Creasey, Tegan has a very tough job trying to make sure that cooler heads prevail.
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* WhatTheHellHero: The Doctor comes dangerously close to effecting what amounts to mass murder in this story and Tegan lets him have it, to the extent that [[spoiler:when he elects to leave his companions behind on Carlanna, she is only to glad to see the back of him]].
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* WhatTheHellHero: The Doctor comes dangerously close to effecting what amounts to mass murder in this story and Tegan lets him have it, to the extent that [[spoiler:when he elects to leave his companions behind on Carlanna, she is only to too glad to see the back of him]].
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* TheAce: Marc's natural athleticism gives him a leg up in the race, easily outpacing the rest of his friends and most of the actual contestants. [[spoiler:Unfortunately for him, this makes him a prime candidate for cyber conversion.]]
* CameFromTheSky: A ship crashed down on Samotis many years ago. It was empty, but the advanced technology found within gave the planet some major upgrades once they reverse-engineer it. [[spoiler:It was a Cyberman vessel, and they were relying on the humans doing exactly that in order to start taking them over.]]
* CameFromTheSky: A ship crashed down on Samotis many years ago. It was empty, but the advanced technology found within gave the planet some major upgrades once they reverse-engineer it. [[spoiler:It was a Cyberman vessel, and they were relying on the humans doing exactly that in order to start taking them over.]]
* GloryHound: Once he finds himself involved in the race, Marc gets quite caught up in the pursuit of glory, believing the Warzone is his chance of living like the gladiators of his own time did.
* HeroicBSOD: Upon seeing that [[spoiler:Marc might be dying]], The Doctor is briefly paralyzed by the lingering fear and guilt he feels over losing Adric. It takes Tegan at her bluntest to motivate him into doing something useful.
* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: Tegan doesn't understand why any sensible person would willingly go into something called the Death Spinner.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Though she had no way of knowing what would happen, Tegan's decision to [[spoiler:give consent to have Marc cybernetically upgraded in order to save his life]] ends up having some ''serious'' consequences.
* HeroicBSOD: Upon seeing that [[spoiler:Marc might be dying]], The Doctor is briefly paralyzed by the lingering fear and guilt he feels over losing Adric. It takes Tegan at her bluntest to motivate him into doing something useful.
* IDontLikeTheSoundOfThatPlace: Tegan doesn't understand why any sensible person would willingly go into something called the Death Spinner.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Though she had no way of knowing what would happen, Tegan's decision to [[spoiler:give consent to have Marc cybernetically upgraded in order to save his life]] ends up having some ''serious'' consequences.
* CallForward:
** The Cybermen refer to [[spoiler:Marc's]] consciousness hanging on despite his cyber programming as [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E8SilenceInTheLibrary "ghosting"]].
** The Cybermen refer to [[spoiler:Marc's]] consciousness hanging on despite his cyber programming as [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E8SilenceInTheLibrary "ghosting"]].
* {{Cyborg}}: By the end of the story, [[spoiler:Marc. He retains full control over his mind and body, but the cyber upgrades are still active.]]
* FightingFromTheInside: [[spoiler:Marc]] spends the entire story desperately trying to fight off cyber conversion. [[spoiler:With some help from The Doctor, he wins.]]
* MadScientist: Combatta the medical researcher turns out to be more than a little bit insane.
* MadScientist: Combatta the medical researcher turns out to be more than a little bit insane.
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* OnlySaneMan: With The Doctor being distinctly NotHimself and the only other humanoids at the Cyber base being the trigger-happy psycho pirates Herb and Creasey, Tegan has a very tough job trying to make sure that cooler heads prevail.
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* OnlySaneMan: With The Doctor being distinctly NotHimself and the only other humanoids at the Cyber base being the trigger-happy psycho pirates Herb and Creasey, Tegan has a very tough job trying to make sure that cooler heads prevail.prevail.
* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: The latest invasion ploy by the Cybermen, partially converting humans like [[spoiler:Marc]] and letting them keep their human forms, using them as sleeper agents to infiltrate human populations.
* WhatTheHellHero: The Doctor comes dangerously close to effecting what amounts to mass murder in this story and Tegan lets him have it, to the extent that [[spoiler:when he elects to leave his companions behind on Carlanna, she is only to glad to see the back of him]].
* RidiculouslyHumanRobots: The latest invasion ploy by the Cybermen, partially converting humans like [[spoiler:Marc]] and letting them keep their human forms, using them as sleeper agents to infiltrate human populations.
* WhatTheHellHero: The Doctor comes dangerously close to effecting what amounts to mass murder in this story and Tegan lets him have it, to the extent that [[spoiler:when he elects to leave his companions behind on Carlanna, she is only to glad to see the back of him]].
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Two dual-part stories comprising the final part of a loose Fifth Doctor trilogy that began in [[Recap/BigFinishDoctorWho256Tartarus "Tartarus"]], featuring new companion Marc. These stories deal with The Doctor once again facing off against the Cybermen, for the first time since the events of Cybermen from [[Recap/DoctorWhoS19E6Earthshock "Earthshock"]] for the first time and dealing with Adric's death.
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* NotHimself: Tegan is seriously freaked out by The Doctor's increasingly erratic and angry behaviour, brought on by confronting the Cybermen and working through his guilt over Adric's death.
* NotSoDifferent: The Doctor acknowledges the many similarities between Adric and himself as a teenager onGallifrey.Gallifrey.
* OnlySaneMan: With The Doctor being distinctly NotHimself and the only other humanoids at the Cyber base being the trigger-happy psycho pirates Herb and Creasey, Tegan has a very tough job trying to make sure that cooler heads prevail.
* NotSoDifferent: The Doctor acknowledges the many similarities between Adric and himself as a teenager on
* OnlySaneMan: With The Doctor being distinctly NotHimself and the only other humanoids at the Cyber base being the trigger-happy psycho pirates Herb and Creasey, Tegan has a very tough job trying to make sure that cooler heads prevail.
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* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Zig-zagged. While Tegan and The Doctor have some nice things to say about Adric, particularly praising his intellect, they also admit that they didn't really like him a lot of the time and found him annoying more often than not.
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* NotSoDifferent: The Doctor acknowledges the many similarities between Adric and himself as a teenager on Gallifrey.
* NotSoDifferent: The Doctor acknowledges the many similarities between Adric and himself as a teenager on Gallifrey.
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* ConnectedAllAlong: [[spoiler:Like the previous story, "Interstitial/Feast of Fear", this release was advertised as two separate stories, with the second part, "Conversion" promoted as the big face-off between The Doctor and the Cybermen. Their influence slowly becoming more clear throughout this story was something of a surprise.]]
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* CombatStilettos: For once, Tegan gets to avert this, as a robot helpfully provides her some running shoes to swap her high heels with.
* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Most of the planet has had cybernetic upgrades, provided by technology reverse-engineered from a spaceship that crashed there years ago. The more a person is upgraded, the less empathy and compassion they exhibit. [[spoiler:The crashed ship was a Cyber ship, and the technology has been slowly corrupting the inhabitants, driving them to become Cybermen.]]
* CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Most of the planet has had cybernetic upgrades, provided by technology reverse-engineered from a spaceship that crashed there years ago. The more a person is upgraded, the less empathy and compassion they exhibit. [[spoiler:The crashed ship was a Cyber ship, and the technology has been slowly corrupting the inhabitants, driving them to become Cybermen.]]
* SecretTestOfCharacter: [[spoiler:The entire Warzone course is designed to identify the most physically capable people and select them to be subjected to Cyberman upgrades.]]
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!!''Conversion'' contains examples of:
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!!''Conversion'' contains examples of:of:
* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: In the middle of breaking into the Cyber base, Tegan and The Doctor finally have a real conversation about how they feel about Adric and how his death affected them.
* DistressedDude: [[spoiler:Poor Marc spends the entire story StrappedToAnOperatingTable and trying to fight off Cyber conversion.]]
* DownerEnding: Even though, thankfully, [[spoiler:Marc wasn't fully Cyber-converted]], by the closing minutes of the story, [[spoiler:he is still deeply traumatized by his experiences, Tegan is thoroughly disgusted with The Doctor for his actions at the base and The Doctor decides they all need a break from each other, leaving his companions some money and then taking off in the TARDIS without them]].
* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Zig-zagged. While Tegan and The Doctor have some nice things to say about Adric, particularly praising his intellect, they also admit that they didn't really like him a lot of the time and found him annoying more often than not.
* ActionFilmQuietDramaScene: In the middle of breaking into the Cyber base, Tegan and The Doctor finally have a real conversation about how they feel about Adric and how his death affected them.
* DistressedDude: [[spoiler:Poor Marc spends the entire story StrappedToAnOperatingTable and trying to fight off Cyber conversion.]]
* DownerEnding: Even though, thankfully, [[spoiler:Marc wasn't fully Cyber-converted]], by the closing minutes of the story, [[spoiler:he is still deeply traumatized by his experiences, Tegan is thoroughly disgusted with The Doctor for his actions at the base and The Doctor decides they all need a break from each other, leaving his companions some money and then taking off in the TARDIS without them]].
* NeverSpeakIllOfTheDead: Zig-zagged. While Tegan and The Doctor have some nice things to say about Adric, particularly praising his intellect, they also admit that they didn't really like him a lot of the time and found him annoying more often than not.
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'''Warzone''' by ''Chris Chapman''
At Warzone, competitors gather from across the galaxy to test the limits of their endurance and achieve their personal best. So, when the TARDIS materialises in the middle of a racetrack, the Doctor and his friends must literally run for their lives.
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* DeathCourse: The Warzone offers many potentially lethal hazards, but the officially registered contestants wear special bands that prevent them from actually being killed by them. The TARDIS crew, on the other hand, have no such protection. [[spoiler:Marc almost dies because of it.]]
* SeriousBusiness: The contestants in the Warzone, essentially a beefed-up Fun Run, treat it with more seriousness and competitiveness than the Olympics.
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'''Conversion''' by ''Guy Adams''
On the fringes of the galaxy, techno-pirates and research medics fight for the secrets of advanced extra-terrestrial technology. For the Doctor, however, a more personal battle awaits as he confronts his own guilt and the creatures that killed a friend: the Cybermen.
!!''Conversion'' contains examples of:
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'''Warzone''' by ''Chris Chapman''
At Warzone, competitors gather from across the galaxy to test the limits of their endurance and achieve their personal best. So, when the TARDIS materialises in the middle of a racetrack, the Doctor and his friends must literally run for their lives.
!!''Warzone'' contains examples of:
* DeathCourse: The Warzone offers many potentially lethal hazards, but the officially registered contestants wear special bands that prevent them from actually being killed by them. The TARDIS crew, on the other hand, have no such protection. [[spoiler:Marc almost dies because of it.]]
* SeriousBusiness: The contestants in the Warzone, essentially a beefed-up Fun Run, treat it with more seriousness and competitiveness than the Olympics.
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'''Conversion''' by ''Guy Adams''
On the fringes of the galaxy, techno-pirates and research medics fight for the secrets of advanced extra-terrestrial technology. For the Doctor, however, a more personal battle awaits as he confronts his own guilt and the creatures that killed a friend: the Cybermen.
!!''Conversion'' contains examples of:
