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* EvilIsSexy: The announcement that Richard Armitage would be voicing Rassilon caused this reaction with Twitter declaring his incarnation as 'hot Rassilon'.
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* MagnificentBastard: In his first appearance Mephistopheles Arkadian, a simple human con-man and arms dealer, manages to [[spoiler: outwit all the Temporal Powers and walk away whistling]]. However, he later tries for a repeat performance and is outfoxed by Braxiatel[[note]] Who is easily either this or a GuileHero, depending on the mood he's in.[[/note]]
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* EvilIsSexy: The announcement that Richard Armitage would be voicing Rassilon caused this reaction with Twitter declaring his incarnation as 'hot Rassilon'.
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** Narvin's [[spoiler: stolen lives]] in Series Two. Even allowing for the core cast's vitriolic relationships, his revelation in ''Annihilation'' is very easily taken and put aside.
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** Narvin's [[spoiler: stolen lives]] in Series Two. Even allowing for the core cast's vitriolic relationships, his revelation in ''Annihilation'' is very easily taken and put aside. [[spoiler: The issue finally makes a comeback in the second Time War set in which he's offered a new cycle to become a supporter of Rassilon's regime]].
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* AngstWhatAngst: Romana spent twenty years in a Dalek prison cell. For the vast majority of the series, this is never mentioned again outside of Romana being perhaps a little harsher than she once was; though when [[spoiler: the end of Season Five rolls around...]]
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* AngstWhatAngst: AngstWhatAngst:
** Romana spent twenty years in a Dalek prison cell. For the vast majority of the series, this is never mentioned again outside of Romana being perhaps a little harsher than she once was; though when [[spoiler: the end of Season Five rolls around...]]
** Romana spent twenty years in a Dalek prison cell. For the vast majority of the series, this is never mentioned again outside of Romana being perhaps a little harsher than she once was; though when [[spoiler: the end of Season Five rolls around...]]
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* HoYay: Narvin misses Brax. They even manage [[BelligerentSexualTension to NOT argue]] for a split second when Narvin comments on Brax's trick with the impulse laser.
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* HoYay: HoYay:
** Narvin misses Brax. They even manage [[BelligerentSexualTension to NOT argue]] for a split second when Narvin comments on Brax's trick with the impulse laser.
** Narvin misses Brax. They even manage [[BelligerentSexualTension to NOT argue]] for a split second when Narvin comments on Brax's trick with the impulse laser.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Narvin, and to a lesser extent Darkel, who are lampooned for saying that Romana is an ineffectual leader whose presidency will lead to disaster. It does, [[spoiler: with the planet in ruins and overrun by zombies.]]
** Though to be fair to Romana, the same people who insist that her decisions will ruin Gallifrey also tend to be the ones who, in their efforts to subvert her plans, end up causing everything to go wrong in the first place.
** Though to be fair to Romana, the same people who insist that her decisions will ruin Gallifrey also tend to be the ones who, in their efforts to subvert her plans, end up causing everything to go wrong in the first place.
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Narvin, and to a lesser extent Darkel, who are lampooned for saying that Romana is an ineffectual leader whose presidency will lead to disaster. It does, [[spoiler: with the planet in ruins and overrun by zombies.]]
**]] Though to be fair to Romana, the same people who insist that her decisions will ruin Gallifrey also tend to be the ones who, in their efforts to subvert her plans, end up causing everything to go wrong in the first place.
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** Narvin's [[spoiler:stolen lives]] in Series 4. Even allowing for the core cast's vitriolic relationships, his revelation in ''Annihilation'' is very easily taken and put aside.
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** Narvin's [[spoiler:stolen [[spoiler: stolen lives]] in Series 4.Two. Even allowing for the core cast's vitriolic relationships, his revelation in ''Annihilation'' is very easily taken and put aside.
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** Many, many fans see this with Leela and Romana, particularly when they [[strike: go on their honeymoon]] visit a relaxation planet together in series two [[spoiler:and end up temporarily swapping bodies]].
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** Many, many fans see this with Leela and Romana, particularly when they [[strike: go on their honeymoon]] visit a relaxation planet together in series two [[spoiler:and Series Two [[spoiler: and end up temporarily swapping bodies]].
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* ShipMates: [[spoiler:Brax feels this way about himself/Romana and Leela/Narvin. In Brax's daydream at the start of ''Reborn'', Leela and Narvin conveniently pair off before he proposes to Romana.]]
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* ShipMates: [[spoiler:Brax [[spoiler: Brax feels this way about himself/Romana and Leela/Narvin. In Brax's daydream at the start of ''Reborn'', Leela and Narvin conveniently pair off before he proposes to Romana.]]
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Narvin, and to a lesser extent Darkel, who are lampooned for saying that Romana is an ineffectual leader whose presidency will lead to disaster. It does, [[spoiler:with the planet in ruins and overrun by zombies.]]
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* StrawmanHasAPoint: Narvin, and to a lesser extent Darkel, who are lampooned for saying that Romana is an ineffectual leader whose presidency will lead to disaster. It does, [[spoiler:with [[spoiler: with the planet in ruins and overrun by zombies.]]
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* AngstWhatAngst: Romana spent twenty years in a Dalek prison cell. This is never mentioned again.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Romana spent twenty years in a Dalek prison cell. This For the vast majority of the series, this is never mentioned again.again outside of Romana being perhaps a little harsher than she once was; though when [[spoiler: the end of Season Five rolls around...]]
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* DesignatedProtagonistSyndrome: A side effect of Romana getting saddled with the plotlines.
** Probably doesn't help that Brax keeps pushing everything on her.
** Probably doesn't help that Brax keeps pushing everything on her.
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* CompleteMonster: Pandora. Darkel gets her moments.
** Also any antagonist in any alternate Gallifrey in Series 4. [[spoiler:Even Chancellor Narvin, though slightly redeemable by the end, slams into the MoralEventHorizon when he ''"encourages"'' Romana to work harder by telling her that he'll start killing slaves if she doesn't, and is happy to prove that he's being serious.]]
** Also any antagonist in any alternate Gallifrey in Series 4. [[spoiler:Even Chancellor Narvin, though slightly redeemable by the end, slams into the MoralEventHorizon when he ''"encourages"'' Romana to work harder by telling her that he'll start killing slaves if she doesn't, and is happy to prove that he's being serious.]]
