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After the children finished playing on the Spacey Zoomer Ride, [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] suddenly decided to stay on [[Hedgewick's World of Wonders]], stating that his attention had been drawn by "funny insects." [[Angie Maitland|Angie]] and [[Artie Maitland|Artie]] were left to sleep in [[Webley]]'s museum while the Doctor, [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]] and [[Clara Oswald|Clara]] investigated. | After the children finished playing on the Spacey Zoomer Ride, [[Eleventh Doctor|the Doctor]] suddenly decided to stay on [[Hedgewick's World of Wonders]], stating that his attention had been drawn by "funny insects." [[Angie Maitland|Angie]] and [[Artie Maitland|Artie]] were left to sleep in [[Webley]]'s museum while the Doctor, [[Ludens Nimrod Kendrick Cord Longstaff XLI|Porridge]] and [[Clara Oswald|Clara]] investigated. | ||
At the same time, Webley took stock of his day's progress near the [[Cyberman]] he used for chess playing. Suddenly, the Cyberman came to life and pinned Webley's hands to the table. Several [[Cybermite]]s emerged from the Cyberman and proceeded to upgrade Webley. Growing bored, Angie decided to wander off on her own, leaving Artie alone in the museum. Observing the two and | At the same time, Webley took stock of his day's progress near the [[Cyberman]] he used for chess playing. Suddenly, the Cyberman came to life and pinned Webley's hands to the table. Several [[Cybermite]]s emerged from the Cyberman and proceeded to upgrade Webley. Growing bored, Angie decided to wander off on her own, leaving Artie alone in the museum. Observing the two and analysing Angie's mobile phone, the Cybermites were ordered to upgrade the children. Shortly after Angie left, a spooked Artie turned on the lights before being abducted by a Cyberman. | ||
As the Doctor investigated the surface of the planet, Porridge explained to Clara about the Cybermen and the history of the [[Cyber-Wars]] and the destruction of the Tiberian galaxy. The Doctor noticed Angie sneak into the [[punishment platoon]]'s barracks and warned Clara. Due to her boredom, Angie decided to bother the soldiers who had begun having problems with their equipment. While initially annoyed by Angie's presence, Captain [[Alice Ferrin]]'s interest was drawn when Angie mentioned "the little bloke" Porridge. Before Ferrin could question Angie too much on Porridge, they were interrupted by the Doctor and then the arrival of a Cyberman. The platoon tried to attack the Cyberman without much luck which resulted in it dodging their attacks and abducting Angie. Angie was taken to a partially-converted Webley and Artie who was under Cyber control and upgraded herself. | As the Doctor investigated the surface of the planet, Porridge explained to Clara about the Cybermen and the history of the [[Cyber-Wars]] and the destruction of the Tiberian galaxy. The Doctor noticed Angie sneak into the [[punishment platoon]]'s barracks and warned Clara. Due to her boredom, Angie decided to bother the soldiers who had begun having problems with their equipment. While initially annoyed by Angie's presence, Captain [[Alice Ferrin]]'s interest was drawn when Angie mentioned "the little bloke" Porridge. Before Ferrin could question Angie too much on Porridge, they were interrupted by the Doctor and then the arrival of a Cyberman. The platoon tried to attack the Cyberman without much luck which resulted in it dodging their attacks and abducting Angie. Angie was taken to a partially-converted Webley and Artie who was under Cyber control and upgraded herself. | ||
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In the upper levels of the castle, Ferrin revealed that she knew of Porridge's true identity as the Emperor. Ferrin insisted that as a punishment platoon, they could not defeat a Cyberman and the Empire had to be warned. However, with the communicators out, the only way to do so was to destroy the planet. Unnoticed by the two, they were observed by a Cybermite. Porridge attempted to order Ferrin not to destroy the planet as Clara arrived to question the necessity of the extreme action. Porridge explained that after trying other ways, it had been discovered that they only worked sometimes and destroying the entire planet was usually the only sure way to deal with the Cybermen. Determined to end the Cyber threat, Ferrin ignored orders from both Porridge and Clara to desist and attempted to voice activate the bomb. However, guided by the Cybermite, a Cyberman shot Ferrin through a window from outside, killing her and stopping the bomb activation. | In the upper levels of the castle, Ferrin revealed that she knew of Porridge's true identity as the Emperor. Ferrin insisted that as a punishment platoon, they could not defeat a Cyberman and the Empire had to be warned. However, with the communicators out, the only way to do so was to destroy the planet. Unnoticed by the two, they were observed by a Cybermite. Porridge attempted to order Ferrin not to destroy the planet as Clara arrived to question the necessity of the extreme action. Porridge explained that after trying other ways, it had been discovered that they only worked sometimes and destroying the entire planet was usually the only sure way to deal with the Cybermen. Determined to end the Cyber threat, Ferrin ignored orders from both Porridge and Clara to desist and attempted to voice activate the bomb. However, guided by the Cybermite, a Cyberman shot Ferrin through a window from outside, killing her and stopping the bomb activation. | ||
Recognising that the Cyberman would just pick them off one by one if they did nothing, Clara decided that the platoon had to destroy the Cyberman. The platoon searched through the power station where Missy had been killed and one found the Cyberman's head. However, she was ambushed and killed by the Cyberman who had detached his head. The Cyberman took down two more members of the platoon and converted them with Cybermites before being confronted by [[Ha-Ha]]. Ha-Ha drew the Cyberman's attention long enough for Clara to destroy it with the anti-cyber gun. When the two converted platoon members rose again, Ha-Ha stopped Clara from using the gun against them as he recognised that there were likely more Cybermen. Instead, two more platoon members took them out with their hand pulses. | |||
After the platoon took out the Cyberman, the Doctor reunited with them outside of the castle. Due to the Doctor's Cyber implants, he was originally seen as a threat, but quickly convinced them to stand down. The Doctor explained how he currently had control of the Cyber-Planner but that he was trapped in the Doctor's head. Clara was shocked to see Angie and Artie's "waking coma" state and the Doctor warned that more Cybermen were on the way and ordered the platoon to get him to a table and tie him down so that he could finish his chess game with Mr Clever. | After the platoon took out the Cyberman, the Doctor reunited with them outside of the castle. Due to the Doctor's Cyber implants, he was originally seen as a threat, but quickly convinced them to stand down. The Doctor explained how he currently had control of the Cyber-Planner but that he was trapped in the Doctor's head. Clara was shocked to see Angie and Artie's "waking coma" state and the Doctor warned that more Cybermen were on the way and ordered the platoon to get him to a table and tie him down so that he could finish his chess game with Mr Clever. | ||
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Once the Doctor, Clara and the children had departed, Porridge had the [[Imperial Flagship]] scan the debris field for signs of any surviving Cybertech. Finding none, it was believed that all of the [[Cybermen]] and their technology had been destroyed when [[the Desolator]] detonated. The Imperial Flagship departed the remains of Hedgewick's World of Wonders for home, not realising that a single [[Cybermite]] had survived in [[space]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|Nightmare in Silver]]'') | Once the Doctor, Clara and the children had departed, Porridge had the [[Imperial Flagship]] scan the debris field for signs of any surviving Cybertech. Finding none, it was believed that all of the [[Cybermen]] and their technology had been destroyed when [[the Desolator]] detonated. The Imperial Flagship departed the remains of Hedgewick's World of Wonders for home, not realising that a single [[Cybermite]] had survived in [[space]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Nightmare in Silver (TV story)|Nightmare in Silver]]'') | ||
During the [[ultimate war]] caused by the [[Sontaran]]s attacking [[history]], the Eleventh Doctor returned to Hedgewick's World of Wonders with [[Vastra]] and [[Jenny Flint]], noting that he had stopped a war there once. Together, they defeated the Cybermites and the Cybermen and recruited Porridge. ([[GAME]]: {{cs|Legacy (video game)}}) | |||
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