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}} | }}'''Sheila Clark''' was an employee of the department store [[Sanderson & Grainger]]. She disappeared on a [[Tuesday]] night while investigating a strange noise in the dressing rooms. She was in fact taken by the [[Cybermen]] and [[Cyber-conversion|converted]]. She was destroyed when [[Craig Owens]] foiled the Cybermen's attempt to convert him into a [[Cyber-Controller]] and overloaded their [[emotional inhibitor]]s with "love". ([[TV]]: ''[[Closing Time (TV story)|Closing Time]]'') | ||
'''Sheila Clark''' was an employee of the department store [[Sanderson & Grainger]]. She disappeared on a Tuesday night while investigating a strange noise in the dressing rooms. She was in fact taken by the [[Cybermen]] and [[Cyber-conversion|converted]]. She was destroyed when [[Craig Owens]] foiled the Cybermen's attempt to convert him into a [[Cyber-Controller]] and overloaded their [[emotional inhibitor]]s with "love". ([[TV]]: ''[[Closing Time (TV story)|Closing Time]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:55, 9 March 2023
Sheila Clark was an employee of the department store Sanderson & Grainger. She disappeared on a Tuesday night while investigating a strange noise in the dressing rooms. She was in fact taken by the Cybermen and converted. She was destroyed when Craig Owens foiled the Cybermen's attempt to convert him into a Cyber-Controller and overloaded their emotional inhibitors with "love". (TV: Closing Time)
