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On [[22nd century]] [[Earth]], decommissioning was used to refer to the [[death]] of [[Ganger]]s. At [[St John's Monastery]] [[Miranda Cleaves]] "decommissioned" the [[Buzzer (Ganger)|Ganger Buzzer]] when she electrocuted him with a [[circuit probe]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Rebel Flesh (TV story)|The Rebel Flesh]]'') The [[Jennifer Lucas (Ganger)|Ganger Jennifer Lucas]] asked her fellow Gangers if they remembered all the times they had been decommissioned, which she regarded as an [[execution]]. Though the other Gangers did not remember, Jennifer inherited the [[memory]] of [[Jennifer Lucas]]' Gangers that came before her. When Miranda Cleaves contacted the [[mainland]] [[Captain (The Almost People)|Captain]] for assistance, he assured her that a [[shuttle]] would be sent in to retrieve her team and decommission the Flesh. However, due to the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s intervention, Cleaves and the [[Dicken (Ganger)|Ganger Dicken]] were sent to reveal the truth about the Gangers' [[sentience]], while the [[Jimmy Wicks (Ganger)|Ganger Jimmy Wicks]] reunited with [[Adam Wicks|his son]] in the place of his deceased original counterpart. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Almost People (TV story)|The Almost People]]'') | On [[22nd century]] [[Earth]], decommissioning was used to refer to the [[death]] of [[Ganger]]s. At [[St John's Monastery]] [[Miranda Cleaves]] "decommissioned" the [[Buzzer (Ganger)|Ganger Buzzer]] when she electrocuted him with a [[circuit probe]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Rebel Flesh (TV story)|The Rebel Flesh]]'') The [[Jennifer Lucas (Ganger)|Ganger Jennifer Lucas]] asked her fellow Gangers if they remembered all the times they had been decommissioned, which she regarded as an [[execution]]. Though the other Gangers did not remember, Jennifer inherited the [[memory]] of [[Jennifer Lucas]]' Gangers that came before her. When Miranda Cleaves contacted the [[mainland]] [[Captain (The Almost People)|Captain]] for assistance, he assured her that a [[shuttle]] would be sent in to retrieve her team and decommission the Flesh. However, due to the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s intervention, Cleaves and the [[Dicken (Ganger)|Ganger Dicken]] were sent to reveal the truth about the Gangers' [[sentience]], while the [[Jimmy Wicks (Ganger)|Ganger Jimmy Wicks]] reunited with [[Adam Wicks|his son]] in the place of his deceased original counterpart. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Almost People (TV story)|The Almost People]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:53, 3 September 2020
Following the Kahler's 19th century war, they had their cyborgs decommissioned. One, Kahler-Tek, who Kahler-Jex presuemd had got its circuitry damaged in battle, went offline and began hunting down the team that modified him. (TV: A Town Called Mercy)
On 22nd century Earth, decommissioning was used to refer to the death of Gangers. At St John's Monastery Miranda Cleaves "decommissioned" the Ganger Buzzer when she electrocuted him with a circuit probe. (TV: The Rebel Flesh) The Ganger Jennifer Lucas asked her fellow Gangers if they remembered all the times they had been decommissioned, which she regarded as an execution. Though the other Gangers did not remember, Jennifer inherited the memory of Jennifer Lucas' Gangers that came before her. When Miranda Cleaves contacted the mainland Captain for assistance, he assured her that a shuttle would be sent in to retrieve her team and decommission the Flesh. However, due to the Eleventh Doctor's intervention, Cleaves and the Ganger Dicken were sent to reveal the truth about the Gangers' sentience, while the Ganger Jimmy Wicks reunited with his son in the place of his deceased original counterpart. (TV: The Almost People)
