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* Hade's death leaves the humans sick; in the televised story they cheer. | * Hade's death leaves the humans sick; in the televised story they cheer. | ||
* There are several minor dialogue changes: For instance, Leela's "Perhaps everyone runs from the tax man" becomes "Perhaps everyone runs from this Tax Gatherer." | * There are several minor dialogue changes: For instance, Leela's "Perhaps everyone runs from the tax man" becomes "Perhaps everyone runs from this Tax Gatherer." | ||
* Some role as reassigned: One of [[Goudry]]'s lines is given to another member of the [[Others]] and some of [[Commander (The Sun Makers)|the Commander's]] role is given to an unnamed technician. [[Veet]] is absent from the scene of Goudry stirring up the rebels and | * Some role as reassigned: One of [[Goudry]]'s lines is given to another member of the [[Others]] and some of [[Commander (The Sun Makers)|the Commander's]] role is given to an unnamed technician. [[Veet]] is absent from the scene of Goudry stirring up the rebels and [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] departure scene. | ||
* [[Bisham]] knew the tablets he took were the [[PCM]] antidote. | * [[Bisham]] knew the tablets he took were the [[PCM]] antidote. | ||
* The Doctor believes [[Mandrel (The Sun Makers)|Mandrel]] threatening him with a poker is a bluff, saying he's not really nasty enough at heart. | * The Doctor believes [[Mandrel (The Sun Makers)|Mandrel]] threatening him with a poker is a bluff, saying he's not really nasty enough at heart. | ||