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* ImperiledInPregnancy: In "The Future Hour", the heavily pregnant Laura Foster runs away from the community led by her [[CommonLawMarriage common law husband]] Bernard Huxley. He intends to give away her baby, who was conceived before the plague outbreak, as he doesn't want to raise another man's child. With the help of her friend Norman, Laura makes her way to the Grange and is given sanctuary. However, Huxley finds out that she is there and says that he and his men will launch an attack if Laura is not returned to him by 10 o'clock the following morning. Laura and Norman sneak out of the Grange in the middle of the night but they don't get very far as she goes into labour. Greg brings her back to the house, where the baby is safely delivered.
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* RedemptionEqualsDeath: In "The Future Hour", [[spoiler: only one episode after he killed Wendy and allowed Barney to take the blame for it in "Law and Order", Tom Price shoots Bernard Huxley so that his [[CommonLawMarriage common law wife]] Laura Foster does not have to give up her newborn baby. Tom is promptly shot dead by Huxley's men.]]
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* {{Commune}}: In "Spoil of War", Paul Pittman, a new arrival at the Grange, tells Abby and Jenny that he was a member of a self-sufficient agricultural commune before the plague hit. He uses his extensive knowledge of farming techniques to substantially improve the running of the Grange estate.
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* DownerEnding: More than one. The episode In "Law and Order" in particular.. ouch.Order", Barney is executed for the murder of Wendy while Abby and Greg let the actual murderer, Tom, go unpunished as they believe that the truth would destroy their burgeoning community.
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* GuiltByCoincidence: In "Law and Order", the Grange has a party in celebration of May Day. Almost all of the adult members of the community, in particular Tom and the intellectually impaired Barney, drink heavily. Throughout the night, Barney is very attentive towards Wendy, which some of the others see as pestering. As she goes up to bed, Tom tries to force himself on her. When she runs away, he follows her into her room. The next morning, she is found dead, having been stabbed. The murderer is Tom, who hides a knife under a floorboard, but the chief suspect is Barney, who is hunting in the forest. Greg, Tom, Paul and Arthur search for him. Tom manages to find him first and warns him that he must get away as fast as possible since the others think that he killed Wendy. However, he is caught by Greg and Paul and blurts out that he didn't do it, which is taken to mean that he did not kill Wendy. As far as any of the others knew, the only way that he could have know that Wendy was dead was if he had killed her. Furthermore, he is found with a bloodied arrow in his possession. He used it to kill a rabbit but the others suspect that the blood belongs to Wendy. The nine remaining adults (including Tom) put him on trial. By a margin of six to three, he is found guilty with diminished responsibility. After the verdict, the community considers banishing him but Greg argues that he must be executed. The group then votes on these two options. Greg, Paul, Vic and Arthur vote for execution while Jenny, Emma, Charmian and the guilt-ridden Tom vote for banishment. Having the deciding vote, Abby votes for his execution. The five men draw straws to decide who shall shoot him. Greg gets the short straw. After Barney's death, Tom can no longer contain his guilt and shows Abby and Greg the knife. Greg nearly kills Tom but Abby stops him. The two of them decide to keep Tom's guilt a secret from the others, both because they think that Tom would be lynched and because they need every remaining hand.
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* SexForServices: In "Starvation", Tom Price tells both Abby and Wendy that he will obtain food for them in exchange for payment. It is never stated outright that he means sex. However, the starving Wendy's refusal of his offer and the mock seductive way in which Abby speaks to Tom during her successful attempt to trick him into entering his van make it abundantly clear what Tom was talking about.
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* TheAce: Jimmy Garland in Season One.
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* TheAce: In "Garland's War", Abby meets Jimmy Garland in Season One.Garland, an aristocratic GentlemanAdventurer who went on expeditions all over the world before the plague hit. As the the fourth son of the 13th Earl of Waterhouse, he was never expected to inherit the title so he indulged his passion for travel and adventure by going on these trips as well as joining the Army. Abby says that he should have been born 200 years earlier but Jimmy tells her that he is ideally suited to the post-plague world and that he could not have invented a situation more to his liking.
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* FeudalOverlord: In "Genesis", the trade unionist Arthur Wormley has established a small community and has declared himself the ruler of the general area surrounding it. His ultimate goal is make contact with other settlements throughout Britain. His compound will be the central hub through which all of these settlements will be administered. Abby compares it to the way in which feudal barons ruled. Wormley counters that feudalism eventually led to the development of the British system of government, which he considers the best in the world. He later claims that the government declaration of martial law gives him the authority to execute a retired colonel who led an attack on his compound, which resulted in the death of one of his men.
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* FeudalOverlord: FeudalOverlord:
** In "Genesis", the trade unionist Arthur Wormley has established a small community and has declared himself the ruler of the general area surrounding it. His ultimate goal is make contact with other settlements throughout Britain. His compound will be the central hub through which all of these settlements will be administered. Abby compares it to the way in which feudal barons ruled. Wormley counters that feudalism eventually led to the development of the British system of government, which he considers the best in the world. He later claims that the government declaration of martial law gives him the authority to execute a retired colonel who led an attack on his compound, which resulted in the death of one of hismen.men.
** In "Garland's War", Knox tells Abby that Jimmy Garland has set numerous conditions when it comes to taking back his ancestral home Waterhouse and becoming leader of their community. He wants everyone to move out of the main house, take up residence in the cottages on the estate, pay him rent and swear their loyalty to him as lord of the manor. As she did in "Genesis", Abby compares this to the feudal system. In reality, however, Jimmy merely wants Waterhouse to be a functioning estate again with him as an arbiter as opposed to a ruler. He assures Abby that everyone would have a say in the running of the community.
** In "Genesis", the trade unionist Arthur Wormley has established a small community and has declared himself the ruler of the general area surrounding it. His ultimate goal is make contact with other settlements throughout Britain. His compound will be the central hub through which all of these settlements will be administered. Abby compares it to the way in which feudal barons ruled. Wormley counters that feudalism eventually led to the development of the British system of government, which he considers the best in the world. He later claims that the government declaration of martial law gives him the authority to execute a retired colonel who led an attack on his compound, which resulted in the death of one of his
** In "Garland's War", Knox tells Abby that Jimmy Garland has set numerous conditions when it comes to taking back his ancestral home Waterhouse and becoming leader of their community. He wants everyone to move out of the main house, take up residence in the cottages on the estate, pay him rent and swear their loyalty to him as lord of the manor. As she did in "Genesis", Abby compares this to the feudal system. In reality, however, Jimmy merely wants Waterhouse to be a functioning estate again with him as an arbiter as opposed to a ruler. He assures Abby that everyone would have a say in the running of the community.
* OneManArmy: In "Garland's War", Jimmy Garland leads a one man war against Knox and his followers in order to reclaim his ancestral home Waterhouse.
** In "Starvation", the survivors come across a pack of dogs in the middle of the road. Abby wants to chase them away but Greg warns that they may be rabid. They eventually run away when they hear something and Ben goes with them. John and Lizzie want to find him but Greg says that he will be happy with his new friends. Jenny and Abby warn the children not to play with Ben if he does return as he may have rabies. However, Greg tells them that it is alright since Barney, who was bitten by one of them, would be the showing symptoms of rabies by now. Ben rejoins the survivors at the end of the episode.
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* TyphoidMary: In "Gone to the Angels", Abby, Greg and Jenny discover that they and by extension everyone else who was immune to the plague are nevertheless carriers for it. Several days after meeting with Abby, Jack, Robert and Matthew, who had been completely isolated in the mountains since before the plague struck, die from it. As a result, Abby, Greg and Jenny decide to avoid anyone else who had never come into contact with the plague.
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* TyphoidMary: In "Gone to the Angels", Abby, Greg and Jenny discover that they and by extension everyone else who was immune to the plague are nevertheless carriers for it. Several days after meeting with Abby, Jack, Robert and Matthew, who had been completely isolated in the mountains since before the plague struck, die from it. As a result, Abby, Greg and Jenny decide to avoid anyone else who had never come into contact with the plague.
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* VikingFuneral: A slight variation. In the final scene of "The Fourth Horsemen", Abby burns down her house with her husband David's body inside.
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** A slight variation. In the final scene of "The Fourth Horsemen", Abby burns down her house with her husband David's bodyinside.inside.
** Similarly, in "Garland's War", Jimmy Garland burned down a barn on the Waterhouse estate so that it could serve as a funeral pyre for his deceased family members and servants.
** A slight variation. In the final scene of "The Fourth Horsemen", Abby burns down her house with her husband David's body
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* TyphoidMary: In "Gone to the Angels", Abby, Greg and Jenny discover that they and by extension everyone else who was immune to the plague are nevertheless carriers for it. Several days after meeting with Abby, Jack, Robert and Matthew, who had been completely isolated in the mountains since before the plague struck, die from it. As a result, Abby, Greg and Jenny decide to avoid anyone else who had never come into contact with the plague.
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* GodIsDispleased: In "Gone to the Angels", Jack, Robert and Matthew are three religious men who intended to form a [[TheArk new Noah's Ark]] in the mountains in the months before the outbreak. They believe that the plague is {{God}}'s way of punishing humanity for its evil ways.
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* PostApocalypticDog: In "Corn Dolly", Charles mentions that dogs are hunting in packs.
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* PostApocalypticDog: PostApocalypticDog:
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** In "Gone to the Angels", John and Lizzie adopted a stray dog that they named Ben. At one point, he runs off when he hears other dogs barking but he returns. When Lincoln threatens Lizzie with a scissors, Ben attacks him in order to save Lizzie.
** In "Corn Dolly", Charles mentions that dogs are hunting in
** In "Gone to the Angels", John and Lizzie adopted a stray dog that they named Ben. At one point, he runs off when he hears other dogs barking but he returns. When Lincoln threatens Lizzie with a scissors, Ben attacks him in order to save Lizzie.
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Not to be mistaken for Series/{{Survivor}}.
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Not to be mistaken for Series/{{Survivor}}.''Series/{{Survivor}}''.
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* MercyKilling: In "Corn Dolly", Charles procures morphine from a hospital and injects the dying members of his community with it in order to end their suffering.
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* MercyKilling: MercyKill: In "Corn Dolly", Charles procures morphine from a hospital and injects the dying members of his community with it in order to end their suffering.
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* DepopulationBomb: Both versions involve a plague that wipes out more than 99% of the world's population.
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* DepopulationBomb: Both versions involve a plague that wipes out more than 99% of the world's population. In the original series episode "Corn Dolly", Charles estimates that only 1 person in every 5,000 survived.
* BabyFactory: In "Corn Dolly", Charles believes that the British Isles' post-plague population, which he estimates at approximately 10,000, is so small that they may all die out within two or three generations. To prevent this from happening, he impregnates four of the women in his community, Lorraine, Isla, Tessa and Florence, and wants to do the same to Abby. Abby, Jenny and Greg are appalled and decide to leave and never come back. Charles tries to convince Jenny to remain and have a baby with Greg or any other man. He is desperate as Tessa and Florence both died from eating diseased fish and he is not certain whether Lorraine and Isla's pregnancies will be viable but his pleas fall on deaf ears.
* DeadGuyOnDisplay: In "Gone Away", while obtaining food and other vital supplies from a supermarket, Abby, Greg and Jenny discover the body of a man who has seemingly been hanged on display. The body has a sign reading "Looter" stuck to it and as such is intended to serve as a warning. Dave Long, a lackey of Arthur Wormley whom Abby previously met in "Genesis", says that they didn't actually kill him, having merely found the body down the road. He notes that it is a more effective deterrent than putting up a "Keep Out" sign.
* TheFoodPoisoningIncident: In "Corn Dolly", eight of the eleven members of Charles' community die after eating fish that they had caught in a lake the day before. Charles speculates that it may have been caused by industrial waste, bacteria or a new virus created as a byproduct of the plague.
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* MissedHimByThatMuch: Abby and Jenny early on, then, somewhat infamously, [[spoiler: Greg and everyone else]] all though Season Three.
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* MissedHimByThatMuch: Abby MercyKilling: In "Corn Dolly", Charles procures morphine from a hospital and injects the dying members of his community with it in order to end their suffering.
* MissedHimByThatMuch:
** In "The Fourth Horseman", Jennyearly on, then, somewhat infamously, hears Abby's car driving by and tries in vain to get her attention.
** [[spoiler: Greg and everyone else]] all though Season Three.
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** [[spoiler: Greg and everyone else]] all though Season Three.
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* ApocalypseAnarchy: In "The Fourth Horseman", Jenny is harassed and almost assaulted by three young men looting shops on a UsefulNotes/{{London}} high street.
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* CelebritySurvivor:
** In the original series episode "Genesis", Abby meets Arthur Wormley, who was the national president of a major trade union before the outbreak.
** In the 2008 series, Samantha Willis is the only surviving governmental official, having been the Junior Minister in charge of overseeing the government's media response to the outbreak.
** In the original series episode "Genesis", Abby meets Arthur Wormley, who was the national president of a major trade union before the outbreak.
** In the 2008 series, Samantha Willis is the only surviving governmental official, having been the Junior Minister in charge of overseeing the government's media response to the outbreak.
* DisasterScavengers: Tom Price is the most prominent example of several in Season One. In "Genesis", he takes expensive clothes from an upmarket shop and a Rolls Royce from a showroom.
* FeudalOverlord: In "Genesis", the trade unionist Arthur Wormley has established a small community and has declared himself the ruler of the general area surrounding it. His ultimate goal is make contact with other settlements throughout Britain. His compound will be the central hub through which all of these settlements will be administered. Abby compares it to the way in which feudal barons ruled. Wormley counters that feudalism eventually led to the development of the British system of government, which he considers the best in the world. He later claims that the government declaration of martial law gives him the authority to execute a retired colonel who led an attack on his compound, which resulted in the death of one of his men.
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* ImportantHaircut: Abby at At the end of "The Fourth Horseman", Abby cuts her hair. This signifies the first episode.end of her old life.
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-->-- '''Abby Grant''', version 2.0
Originally a 1975 post-apocalyptic drama created by Creator/TerryNation for Creator/TheBBC. It ran for three seasons (the second and third without Nation's involvement), then was "re-imagined" and re-launched in 2008, this time lasting two seasons before being canceled. Officially, the new series was based on an original-series novelization which Nation wrote. In 2014, Big Finish Productions started producing an audio drama series based on and taking place alongside the 1975 series, including crossovers with the original cast.
Both versions are set in the then-present day and depict the aftermath of a virulent [[ThePlague disease]]-generally just called 'The Death' in the original, identified in the remake as 'European Flu'-being released from a laboratory and wiping out 99% of the human race. A disparate band of [[TheImmune survivors]] is thrown together and must now face the struggle of a dangerous life with no society, police or government. However, in both versions, there eventually appear people who have Ideas about that last one.
Originally a 1975 post-apocalyptic drama created by Creator/TerryNation for Creator/TheBBC. It ran for three seasons (the second and third without Nation's involvement), then was "re-imagined" and re-launched in 2008, this time lasting two seasons before being canceled. Officially, the new series was based on an original-series novelization which Nation wrote. In 2014, Big Finish Productions started producing an audio drama series based on and taking place alongside the 1975 series, including crossovers with the original cast.
Both versions are set in the then-present day and depict the aftermath of a virulent [[ThePlague disease]]-generally just called 'The Death' in the original, identified in the remake as 'European Flu'-being released from a laboratory and wiping out 99% of the human race. A disparate band of [[TheImmune survivors]] is thrown together and must now face the struggle of a dangerous life with no society, police or government. However, in both versions, there eventually appear people who have Ideas about that last one.
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-->-- '''Abby Grant''', version 2.0
Originally''Survivors'' (2008)
''Survivors'' was a1975 post-apocalyptic drama created by Creator/TerryNation for Creator/TheBBC. It ran for three seasons (the second and third without Nation's involvement), then involvement) from 1975 to 1977. In 2008, it was "re-imagined" and re-launched in 2008, re-launched, this time lasting two seasons before being canceled. canceled in 2010. Officially, the new series was based on an original-series original series novelization which Nation wrote. In 2014, Big Finish Productions started producing an audio drama series based on and taking place alongside the 1975 series, including crossovers with the original cast.
Both versions are set in the then-present day and depict the aftermath of a virulent [[ThePlaguedisease]]-generally disease]] that wiped out 99% of the human race. It was generally just called 'The Death' in the original, original but was identified in the remake as 'European Flu'-being released from a laboratory and wiping out 99% of the human race.laboratory. A disparate band of [[TheImmune survivors]] is thrown together and must now face the struggle of a dangerous life with no society, police or government. However, in both versions, there eventually appear people who have Ideas ideas about that last one.
re-establishing a form of government.
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* AbsenteeActor: Often happens; almost every episode in season two has one character or another "off gathering salt".
* TheAce: Jimmy Garland in season one.
* AchillesInHisTent: Abby at the end of season one.
* TheAce: Jimmy Garland in season one.
* AchillesInHisTent: Abby at the end of season one.
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* AbsenteeActor: Often happens; almost every episode in season two Season Two has one character or another "off gathering salt".
* TheAce: Jimmy Garland inseason one.
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* BackForTheDead: [[spoiler: Greg in season three, essentially. He appears in only two widely-spaced episodes, and in the second contracts smallpox and dies.]]
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* DemotedToExtra: Jenny, as season one progresses. She begins to come back into prominence in season two, then stars in season three as she [[spoiler: fruitlessly chases Greg around the countryside]]. Demoted in her place is everyone who carried over from season two besides her, Charles and Hubert.
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* DemotedToExtra: Jenny, as season one Season One progresses. She begins to come back into prominence in season two, Season Two, then stars in season three Season Three as she [[spoiler: fruitlessly chases Greg around the countryside]]. Demoted in her place is everyone who carried over from season two Season Two besides her, Charles and Hubert.
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* HopeSpot: The last episode of season one retroactively turned into this, when production-crew turmoil led to [[spoiler: Abby disappearing for good and many of the remaining characters dying in a settlement-destroying fire.]]
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* JerkAss: Hubert in season two, although he shows ''some'' improvement in season three.
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* MissedHimByThatMuch: Abby and Jenny early on, then, somewhat infamously, [[spoiler: Greg and everyone else]] all though season three.
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler: Abby in season two; the characters aren't able to confirm it, but the strong implication is that eventually she died.]]
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* PutOnABus: [[spoiler: Abby in season two; Season Two; the characters aren't able to confirm it, but the strong implication is that eventually she died.]]
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* TheScrounger: Tom Price is the most prominent example of several in season one.
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* DisneyDeath: [[spoiler:Al in the season two opener.]]
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* AfterTheEnd: In the aftermath of a devastating plague, the survivors struggle to survive.
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* AfterTheEnd: In the aftermath of a devastating plague, the survivors people who were immune struggle to survive.
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* AfterTheEnd: Virus version.
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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Played with heavily. In a world where there is no definitive law or government, most of the human race is dead, and survival by whatever means is the order of the day, normal rules do not apply. Stuff which might normally be considered stealing, applying the death penalty (either for minor crimes like stealing or poaching, or at all), general tyranny justified to preserve safety or law and order, looking out for number one/your own instead of being a good samaritan, sleeping with as many people as possible to preserve the human race, and all sorts. Often leads to [[ShadesOfConflict differences between characters and groups, who many have their own ideas and motivations for doing what they do.]]
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* {{Determinator}}: Abby searching for her son.
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* {{Determinator}}: Abbysearching desperately searches for her son.son Peter. [[spoiler: In Terry Nation's novelisation of several Season One episodes of the 1975 version, Peter, a member of a gang of wandering youths, kills Abby as he does not recognise her. In the 2008 version, Abby is reunited with him in the {{Cliffhanger}} ending to Season Two.]]
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* AnyoneCanDie: For just three years on the air, the show had quite the cast turnover.
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* AnyoneCanDie: For just three years on the air, the show had quite the cast turnover. Lucy Fleming (Jenny Richards) is the only cast member to remain with the series throughout its entire run, appearing in both the first and last episodes.
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* BrandX: Nearly totally {{averted}}-a looter is seen hanged in a Netto and the logos of many a major UK shop are to be seen.
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** There is no reluctance in calling Greg's Land Rover a Land Rover, to the point where Billy raves about how awesome they are (as opposed to ''Series/DoctorWho'', also made by Creator/TheBBC, where they're inexplicably and incorrectly referred to as jeeps).
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** There is no reluctance in calling Greg's Land Rover a Land Rover, to the point where Billy raves about how awesome they are (as opposed to ''Series/DoctorWho'', also made by Creator/TheBBC, where they're inexplicably and incorrectly referred to as jeeps).are.
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* LighterAndFluffier: As much as a show with its premise can be. Also, in this day and age guys like [[{{Gonk}} Talfryn Thomas]] and [[ThePigPen John Abineri]] couldn't land a role in this sort of show if their life depended on it.
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* LighterAndFluffier: As much as a show with its premise can be. Also, in this day and age guys like [[{{Gonk}} Talfryn Thomas]] and [[ThePigPen John Abineri]] couldn't land a role in this sort of show if their life depended on it.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Two of them-Samantha Willis, willing to do whatever it takes to restore order and Whitaker, willing to kill in the search for a cure.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Two of them-Samantha them: Samantha Willis, willing to do whatever it takes to restore order and Whitaker, willing to kill in the search for a cure.
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Both versions are set in the then-present day and depict the aftermath of a virulent [[ThePlague disease]]-generally just called 'The Death' in the original, identified in the remake as 'European Flu'-being released from a laboratory and wiping out 99% of the human race. A disparate band of [[TheImmune survivors]] is thrown together and must now face the struggle of a dangerous life with no society, police or government. (Although However, in both versions versions, there eventually appear people who Have have Ideas about that last one..)
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* LowerClassLout: Anyone who was lower-class before the Death tends to be, at beast, dirty, surly and unhelpful.
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* LowerClassLout: Anyone who was lower-class before the Death tends to be, at beast, best, dirty, surly and unhelpful.
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* SlaveRevolt: In the fourth episode of the second season, after they're freed by the main cast.
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* SlaveRevolt: SlaveLiberation: In the fourth episode of the second season, after they're freed by the main cast.
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* KillTheCutie: [[spoiler: Wendy]] in "Law and Order".
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* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Tom Price. We know he's a hardened criminal and habitual liar who is willing to casually murder in cold blood when he feels it's worth it, but sometimes holds back and displays some loyalty to the group. Exactly what motivates him seems unclear.
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* LowerClassLout: Anyone who was lower-class before the Death tends to be, at beast, dirty, surly and unhelpful.
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* TheDeterminator: Abby searching for her son.
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* TheDeterminator: {{Determinator}}: Abby searching for her son.
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* DarkerAndGrittier: Season three may be the most literal example of this ever.
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* DarkerAndGrittier: DarkerAndEdgier: Season three Three may be the most literal example of this ever.
* FromTheMouthsOfBabes: Two episodes in a row, the heroes would have been a ''lot'' better off if they had locked the resident kids up somewhere for a few hours..
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* FromTheMouthsOfBabes: Two episodes in a row, the heroes would have been a ''lot'' better off if they had locked the resident kids up somewhere for a few hours..
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-->— Abby Grant, version 2.0
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* AssholeVictim: those killed by Abby's group are never entirely innocent. The old man [[spoiler: Al]] accidentally kills in the beginning was threatening to beat off Naj because he was helping himself to ''sweets'' in his shop. The man killed by [[spoiler: Tom]] had basically kidnapped one of Abby's group.
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* AssholeVictim: those Those killed by Abby's group are never entirely innocent. The old man [[spoiler: Al]] accidentally kills in the beginning was threatening to beat off Naj because he was helping himself to ''sweets'' in his shop. The man killed by [[spoiler: Tom]] had basically kidnapped one of Abby's group.
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* DeniedFoodAsPunishment: Craig, an adult who operates a street-gang of kids in a mostly abandoned city district, often denies the children food and precious "arcade" time if they don't do a satisfactory job of looting throughout the day.
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* ShowerOfAngst: A ''cold'' and brief one, taken by Abby after waking up from her virus-attack. It's brief as the water packs up after about fifteen seconds.
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* ShowerOfAngst: A ''cold'' and brief one, taken by Abby after waking up from her virus-attack. It's brief as the water packs up cuts out after about fifteen seconds.
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Not to be mistaken for Series/{{Survivor}}.
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** There is no reluctance in calling Greg's Land Rover a Land Rover, to the point where Billy raves about how awesome they are (as opposed to ''Series/DoctorWho'', also made by TheBBC, where they're inexplicably and incorrectly referred to as jeeps).
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** There is no reluctance in calling Greg's Land Rover a Land Rover, to the point where Billy raves about how awesome they are (as opposed to ''Series/DoctorWho'', also made by TheBBC, Creator/TheBBC, where they're inexplicably and incorrectly referred to as jeeps).
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Originally a 1975 post-apocalyptic drama created by Creator/TerryNation for Creator/TheBBC. It ran for three seasons (the second and third without Nation's involvement), then was "re-imagined" and re-launched in 2008, this time lasting two seasons before being canceled. Officially, the new series was based on an original-series novelization which Nation wrote.
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Originally a 1975 post-apocalyptic drama created by Creator/TerryNation for Creator/TheBBC. It ran for three seasons (the second and third without Nation's involvement), then was "re-imagined" and re-launched in 2008, this time lasting two seasons before being canceled. Officially, the new series was based on an original-series novelization which Nation wrote.
wrote. In 2014, Big Finish Productions started producing an audio drama series based on and taking place alongside the 1975 series, including crossovers with the original cast.
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Both versions are set in the then-present day and depict the aftermath of a virulent [[ThePlague disease]] — generally just called 'The Death' in the original, identified in the remake as 'European Flu' - being released from a laboratory and wiping out 99% of the human race. A disparate band of [[TheImmune survivors]] is thrown together and must now face the struggle of a dangerous life with no society, police or government. (Although in both versions there eventually appear people who Have Ideas about that last one..)
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Both versions are set in the then-present day and depict the aftermath of a virulent [[ThePlague disease]] — generally disease]]-generally just called 'The Death' in the original, identified in the remake as 'European Flu' - being Flu'-being released from a laboratory and wiping out 99% of the human race. A disparate band of [[TheImmune survivors]] is thrown together and must now face the struggle of a dangerous life with no society, police or government. (Although in both versions there eventually appear people who Have Ideas about that last one..)
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* MadeASlave: Tom, who gets this treatment as punishment for a murder he committed.
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* WeCanRuleTogether: Dexter attempts to use the line on Tom, who's got him at his mercy. [[NeckSnap It doesn't work.]]
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* KangarooCourt: Samantha Willis runs this as a matter of course. In the first case, she convicts and sentences to death a looter without even hearing any evidence, then immediately shoots her. Next, when Tom's the one on trial, again no actual evidence gets heard-Abby, who's acting as his lawyer, is not allowed to question the sole witness against him. She's already arranged it so enough jurors will vote him guilty beforehand for a majority verdict, but when this doesn't work, Willis just dismisses them and convicts Tom anyway. He's then {{made a slave}} as punishment.
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* MadeASlave: Tom, who gets this treatment as punishment for a murder he committed.
