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* RobotClown: Are common place in the future.
** In "Dream-Eaters", Darius has a nightmare of being trapped in his car with three robotic clowns and the human Mr. Floppy Fun Pants.
** "Robot Gladiators", has Chuckles and Boris, a pair of clowns ([[invoked]][[PropRecycling with the same cosutmes from "Dream-Eaters"]]) forced to fight as gladiators who befriend K9. They return to the circus once the K9 Unit crash the business.

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* InconsistentSpelling: Averted within this series in particular; the tin dog is consistently K9, not K-9.



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* SecretPolice: The Department.

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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Averted within this series in particular; the tin dog is consistently K9, not K-9.



* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: This series takes place in the year 2050, roughly 40 years ahead of its airdate. Though it's an UnmasquedWorld with advances in VirtualReality and robotics, and a looming {{Dystopia}}, architecture and clothing appear much the same.

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: This series takes place in the year 2050, roughly 40 years ahead of its airdate. Though it's an UnmasquedWorld with advances in VirtualReality virtual reality and robotics, and a looming {{Dystopia}}, architecture and clothing appear much the same.
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26 episodes of the first series have long since aired, with no sign of a second season.

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** "Robot Gladiators", has Chuckles and Boris, a pair of clowns ([[PropRecycling with the same cosutmes from "Dream-Eaters"]]) forced to fight as gladiators who befriend K9. They return to the circus once the K9 Unit crash the business.

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** "Robot Gladiators", has Chuckles and Boris, a pair of clowns ([[PropRecycling ([[invoked]][[PropRecycling with the same cosutmes from "Dream-Eaters"]]) forced to fight as gladiators who befriend K9. They return to the circus once the K9 Unit crash the business.
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* IdenticalGrandson: In "The Cambridge Spy", Jorjie, Starkey and K9 meet Darius' great-grandfather, William Pike, who looks exactly like him. They also meet Agent Barker who is identical to Thorne, who does not appear in this episode, but Jorjie [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this to Starkey.

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* IdenticalGrandson: In "The Cambridge Spy", Jorjie, Starkey and K9 meet Darius' Darius's great-grandfather, William Pike, who looks exactly like him. They also meet Agent Barker who is identical to Thorne, who does not appear in this episode, but Jorjie [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] this to Starkey.



* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: This series takes place in the year 2050, roughly 40 years ahead of its airdate. Though an UnmasquedWorld with advances in VirtualReality and robotics and a looming {{Dystopia}}, architecture and clothing appears much the same.

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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: This series takes place in the year 2050, roughly 40 years ahead of its airdate. Though it's an UnmasquedWorld with advances in VirtualReality and robotics robotics, and a looming {{Dystopia}}, architecture and clothing appears appear much the same.
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Though contemporary to both ''Series/{{Torchwood}}'' and ''Series/TheSarahJaneAdventures'', this series was not as firmly tied to its parent show due to not being produced by the Creator/{{BBC}}.
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* AlienInvasion: Doesn't happen as much as you may think here.
** The Korven are established as having tried and failed to invade Earth in the year 2480.
** The Anubians attempt to enslave humanity in the latest of a long line of conquests.
** The finale has the Korven using their TimeMachine to attempt an invasion of Earth in the near-future/present day.
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* {{BFG}}: June uses one in the finale to take out a pair of [=CCPC=]s.

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* {{BFG}}: June uses one in the finale to take out a pair of [=CCPC=]s.[=CCPC=]s in "The Eclipse of the Korven".


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* RippleEffectProofMemory: Perhaps due to his extensive travels through time, K9 is the only one of the gang who remembers Taphony after she passes through the STM.
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** In "Curse of Anubis", the Anubians' holy book depicts their befriending then subjugating a green-skinned alien race who bear a remarkable resemblence to the [[ComicStrip/DanDare the Mekon]].

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It's spelled "K9"; if someone had attempted a mass find-and-replace, they would have accidentally hit the Spell My Name With An S example.



[[Recap/{{K9}} Now with its own recap page]].

Visit the show's website [[http://www.facebook.com/pages/K9-OFFICIAL-PAGE/254828826587 here]], and the official Facebook page [[http://www.facebook.com/pages/K9-OFFICIAL-PAGE/254828826587 here]].



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* TheBusCameBack: According to WordOfGod, the version of K-9 featured in the series was the same version of K-9 who appeared on ''Series/DoctorWho'' in the 1978 story "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS15E6TheInvasionOfTime The Invasion of Time]]", who at the conclusion of that story stayed behind on Gallifrey. The parent series replaced him with K-9 Mark II. A Mark III and IV were later introduced but up until this series, Mark I never returned. It also reveals that, somehow, K9 Mark I was rebuilt after ''being blown up'' in the Gallifrey audio series.

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* TheBusCameBack: According to WordOfGod, the version of K-9 K9 featured in the series was the same version of K-9 who appeared on ''Series/DoctorWho'' in the 1978 story "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS15E6TheInvasionOfTime The Invasion of Time]]", who at the conclusion of that story stayed behind on Gallifrey. The parent series replaced him with K-9 K9 Mark II. A Mark III and IV were later introduced but up until this series, Mark I never returned. It also reveals that, somehow, K9 Mark I was rebuilt after ''being blown up'' in the Gallifrey audio series.



* DreamWithinADream: In "Dream-Eaters".

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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: After regenerating, K-9 doesn't remember the Doctor, nor the majority of the adventures he had with him.

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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: After regenerating, K-9 K9 doesn't remember the Doctor, nor the majority of the adventures he had with him.



* ShoutOut: When Professor Gryffen tries to access K-9's memory, The first few notes of [[ThemeTune the Doctor Who theme plays]] after he tries to access K-9's memory banks. Neither Gryffen nor K-9 have a clue about the songs origins.

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* ShoutOut: When Professor Gryffen tries to access K-9's K9's memory, The first few notes of [[ThemeTune the Doctor Who theme plays]] after he tries to access K-9's the memory banks. Neither Gryffen nor K-9 K9 have a clue about the songs song's origins.



* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The show's title (as one can find on the official website) is spelled ''K9'' rather than ''K-9''.
* TemptingFate: Jorjie and Starkey are "[[spoiler: lost back in time]]" and Darius has "[[spoiler: vanished because they've changed the past.]]" Gryffen: 'It couldn't possibly get any worse!' Cue June arriving to check up on Jorjie...

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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The show's title (as one can find on Averted within this series in particular; the official website) tin dog is spelled ''K9'' rather than ''K-9''.
consistently K9, not K-9.
* TemptingFate: In "The Cambridge Spy", Jorjie and Starkey are "[[spoiler: lost back stuck in time]]" 1963 and Darius has "[[spoiler: [[spoiler:has vanished because they've changed the past.]]" past]]. Gryffen: 'It couldn't possibly get any worse!' Cue June arriving to check up on Jorjie...



* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: In one episode, a CCPC that has been implanted with human genetics escapes from the Department labratories, who try to find him and have him destroyed. K-9 and the gang find him which, ensues a dilemma whether or not they take out his genetic implants and replace them with standard CCPC hardware.

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* WhatMeasureIsANonHuman: In one episode, a CCPC that has been implanted with human genetics escapes from the Department labratories, who try to find him and have him destroyed. K-9 K9 and the gang find him which, ensues a dilemma whether or not they take out his genetic implants and replace them with standard CCPC hardware.
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* BirthdayEpisode: "Taphony and the Time Loop" has the celebration of Professor Gryffen's 38th birthday.
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* ContinuityCameo: In "Liberation", Dauntless Prison has what appears to be an [[Series/DoctorWho Axon and Zephon]] as inmates.
* ContinuityNod: In "Curse of Anubis", the Anubians' holy book features illustrations depicting their attacks on the [[Series/DoctorWho Mandrels, Alpha Centauri and the Sea Devils]].
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* AllThereInTheManual: The show's setting of 2050 is never stated on-screen and is only gleamed from publicity material.


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* TwentyMinutesIntoTheFuture: This series takes place in the year 2050, roughly 40 years ahead of its airdate. Though an UnmasquedWorld with advances in VirtualReality and robotics and a looming {{Dystopia}}, architecture and clothing appears much the same.
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* RobotClown: Are common place in the future.
** In "Dream-Eaters", Darius has a nightmare of being trapped in his car with three robotic clowns and the human Mr. Floppy Fun Pants.
** "Robot Gladiators", has Chuckles and Boris, a pair of clowns ([[PropRecycling with the same cosutmes from "Dream-Eaters"]]) forced to fight as gladiators who befriend K9. They return to the circus once the K9 Unit crash the business.

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