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Part one
The Doctor and Jo arrive on the planet Ephros only to discover that something is wrong with it. They discover something interesting only to be interrupted by a tremor into which the TARDIS falls into, seemingly stranding them until they find a way to retrieve it. Hearing a strange noise, they make a run for it and when they are cornered, they are saved by Temper, a follower of Sultan who brings them to the camp of followers and mistakenly assumes they are followers of Galactux. There they meet mother Finsey who explains the purpose of the camp. The Doctor and Temper set out to retrieve the TARDIS using some of the camp's equipment and the Doctor asks him about "The Transcendence" which is to take place tomorrow and the Doctor discovers that they are harnessing the energy that will be released when the planet explodes tomorrow which will kill them all...

Part two
The Doctor and Jo are horrified to learn about the followers' belief that the planet blowing up will help them ride to the next level of consciousness by riding the shock-wave, calling it "The Transcendence" in imitation of Sultan. Finsey reveals to Jo that she knows they lied earlier about being followers and asks Jo to tell her why they arrived and more about her companion, the Doctor, taking a greater interest in him. The Doctor and Temper descend into the tremor to retrieve the TARDIS while Jo gets into a tricky situation after being taken hostage by Quail and tries to convince him that she's not a spy, and manages to escape and attempts to find the Doctor. Meanwhile, the Doctor and Temper successfully get to the TARDIS, then once inside check the data banks regarding a creature they saw earlier and discuss their present problems and next course of action. Jo is saved by Bartram, another Galactux employee in league with Quail and sent by their HQ on their orders. She explains the situation to Jo and says there's an unstable energy flux after which they find the Doctor and Temper's vehicle, suspecting the TARDIS is nearby. Just then, a violent tremor occurs and Jo falls in...

Part three
Luckily Jo is saved by Bartram and the Doctor's TARDIS, with the Doctor and Temper inside, are beamed aboard a station via transmat, while Jo, unaware, tries to dig them up, thinking they've been killed. The Doctor and Temper are then confronted by Karswell, who demands they explain themselves. Jo and Bartram return to camp where she finds Quail dead and realises in horror they've stumbled onto something big and nasty while Jo visits Finsey and asks for her advice. She tries to persuade Jo to follow in her footsteps and just as she learned from her mentor, they must find their own way.

Bartram and Jo chat, becoming friends and Bartram finds the planet is behaving strangely and not in a scientifically explainable way. They investigate further. Meanwhile the Doctor, given free-reign to use the station's equipment by the president, discovers the cause of the tremors and the planet's upcoming explosion are due to Throxian Lavaworms, which the Doctor deduces had to be put there by someone, suspecting Galactux, however, he is knocked out by Temper who welcomes the planet's destruction. Jo and Bartram are suddenly taken hostage by Finsey, who reveals she is behind the events, inspired by her idol, the Master...

Part four
Finsey reveals her history with the Master before he tried to kill her and explains the religions are just her creation, with the whole plan a way to make money through Galactux. Temper ties up the Doctor to stop him from stopping "The Transcendence" and makes his way to the central control where he finds Finsey who reveals her deception and shoots, him, then leaves. Temper manages to free the Doctor before dying, renouncing his faith and begging him to save his family, including his wife and child. The Doctor finds Karswell has begrudgingly decided to help and the Doctor manages to get in touch with Jo and Tessa (Bartram). The Doctor instructs them to change the frequency of Finsey's frequency modulator device as it seems to be agitating the worms, causing the current problem hoping to buy some time. Finsey contacts the Doctor to gloat before getting away and reveals to him that the Master was her inspiration and explains that she made up all the religions and tricked the followers and has now swindled said worshipers, disgusting the Doctor. He warns her about the Master's influence and tries to offer her redemption but she cuts contact. Meanwhile Jo distracts a lizard creature from earlier while Bartram extracts DNA from the worms which allows the Doctor to draw out the worms and kill them. However, the Doctor finds it difficult due to his moral qualms and so Karswell takes charge and does it instead, to the Doctor's sadness. They try to explain to the worshipers that they have been saved from the uprising but they are disappointed and angry and boo the Doctor and Jo away. Jo, upset, gives a final goodbye to Bartram and she and the Doctor take off. Finsey's fate is unknown.

Continuity

 * The Doctor claims he's been offered as a sacrifice by a fair few religions. (TV: The Daemons, AUDIO: The Entropy Plague et al.)
 * When Quail finds the President of Earth has already hung up on him, the Doctor remarks that it's because she already tied up in the nasty business with the Daleks, Ogrons and Draconians. (TV: Frontier in Space)
 * The Doctor mentions the Timelords are his people. (TV: The War Games et al.)

Part one
The Doctor gives Jo a ride up to Bramfield to investigate the sudden disappearance of the husband of Jo's cousin Stephanie Andrews, Peter Andrews while he simultaneously is in the process of tracking some mysterious ripples in the area that he suspects may or may not be related to Jo's problem. DCI Harry Finch and DS Joseph in the meantime are sent to Bramfield to also investigate the disappearance of Peter Andrews, first questioning Stephanie herself and informing her that amidst the disappearance, £100,000 have been deposited into her bank account from an account in Buenos Aires, Argentina by a stranger but she tells the suspicious investigators she has no idea where it would have come from and they leave and make their way over to the inn they're staying over at for the night where they meet Ms. Barnett.

On the way to the inn the Doctor explains to Jo that Bramfield has a history of disappearing people that would reappear later and somehow vastly change the town. They then arrive at the inn and meet DS Joseph who gets a radio call from DCI Finch about the strange old abbey as he seemingly forgot his notepad there from when they had investigated earlier that day and had returned to collect it. The Doctor and Jo head over right away when the Doctor's quantum field manipulator picks up strange readings there and DCI Finch notices the magpies in the abbey behaving strangely. Just then he is transported away and the Doctor and Jo just miss him, when suddenly, they are caught in the magpies' strange circle and transported as well...

Part two
DS Joseph, having followed after them, arrives on the scene and the Doctor instructs him to use the quantum field manipulator on the seat of his car to interfere and stop them from being transported away and he does, successfully. Inspecting the magpies they see they are mechanical, and they realise someone is controlling them and they intend to find out who. They return to the inn to make a plan. Stephanie arrives and informs Jo about a new child in her class who is afraid to go home because he believes his real parents have ended up in the same place as Peter while his current parents are not real. Inside the inn, the Doctor persuades DS Joseph to tell him about the bank account in Buenos Aries and the mysterious disappearance of the account owner.

Ms. Barnett overhears their conversation and tells them more about the various disappearances. The Doctor, DS Joseph, Jo and Ms. Barnett then head out on her recommendation to an old band-stand that the Doctor believes will aid their investigation. They split up, and after Ms. Barnett takes the Doctor to some locations where the disappearances happened, he begins to put thing together. Stephanie, having been told to stay behind due to the danger of the situation, is found by "DCI Finch" (who's body has been implanted with someone else's mind to carry out Overseer Zim's plan) tricks Stephanie into following him into a forest where she eventually finds and reunites with Peter. He "explains" everything to her and asks her to call him Hugo Martinez, the name of the person whose account the money was transferred from and he then informs her that Peter is gone and she shrieks....

Part three
The Doctor finds a trans-spatial induction cable connected to the band-stand and then discovers a strange manhole which he and Ms. Barnett descend in hopes of not drawing the dawning ire of the villagers watching them. Jo and DS Joseph, meanwhile, are found by the fake DCI Finch and told that Peter has been found and must go with him to see him. The Doctor, only too late, realises he's been lured into a trap by Ms. Barnett who reveals herself to be working for Zim who has promised her her youth back as well as immortality, and Zim straps the Doctor into a mindthresher and explains his plan about selling people bodies so they can "live forever" before attempting to insert his mind into the Doctor's body. Jo and DS Joseph slowly realise that the DCI Finch is a fake and cause him to crash the car, then make a getaway and find the destroyed quantum field manipulator theorising the Doctor must be nearby and try to track him down. The fake DCI Finch returns to Zim in the damaged body and demands that if Zim wants his continued help, he is to transfer his (Hans Vogel's) mind into the Doctor's body to which Zim reluctantly agrees despite wanting it for himself. Declaring that all traces of the Doctor's mind have been eradicated, they prepare to begin the mind transfer...

Part four
Jo and DS Joseph return to the inn and are greeted by Ms. Barnett who sits them down and Peter and Stephanie arrive at the inn just as Ms. Barnett breaks the news that Peter has returned but Jo works out the truth, that Ms. Barnett is responsible and the "Peter" and "Stephanie" they see are really imposters. They leave, trying to figure out what to do when Jo is contacted by the Doctor over DS Joseph's radio, but she discreetly tricks him into giving away that he's not the real Doctor and rolling with it they make a plan to meet the Doctor at the abbey. She confronts the "Doctor" at the abbey who reveals himself to be Hans Vogel, but Jo spurns him on and the Doctor, not completely destroyed by Zim, manages to gain back control of his mind for a few moments and instructs the two on how to stop Zim and Vogel. However, Vogel takes back control and he captures Jo and DS Joseph and takes them to Zim who instructs him to prepare their bodies for Zim's next customers. The Doctor, inside the mind chamber, contacts the imprisoned mind of DCI Finch and explains the catastrophe that will befall if Vogel continues to occupy the Doctor's mind and gives him instructions to save Jo and DS Joseph by getting them away from the area before the Doctor collapses the core. DCI Finch returns his mind to his body and frees and rescues Jo and DS Joseph but they are blocked by "Peter" and "Stephanie". However, their minds are sucked back into the machine thanks to the Doctor and they are returned to normal.

The Doctor confronts Zim and prepares to sacrifice himself, however, DCI Finch arrives on the scene, knocks Zim out and pushes the Doctor through a portal, sacrificing himself in the end instead much to the Doctor's upset. Reunited, the Doctor assures them all that the threat has passed and Zim is no more. When asked about Ms. Barnett, the Doctor explains that she sacrificed her life and youth in service to Zim on the promise that she would get her youth back, however, as he is no more, she will likely live in bitterness now as she never will, having now wasted it all in service to Zim. He believes that is punishment enough. He and Jo then drive back to UNIT HQ, where Jo tests him on the drive back to make sure it really is the Doctor and they have a laugh.

Technology

 * The Doctor scans the Bramfield using a quantum field manipulator.
 * The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver as a locator.
 * The Doctor finds a trans-spatial induction cable.
 * Zim has a machine called a mindthresher.
 * The Doctor, prepared to sacrifice himself, tells DCI Finch to tell Jo to take care of his car Bessie.

Individuals

 * Stephanie Andrews is a school teacher at St martin's primary while her husband is a town planner
 * when Hans Vogel inhabits DCI Finch's body, he puts it at 45-50 years old and from the teeth deduces Finch is a smoker the stains indicate he is a coffee-drinker
 * The name of girl in the car who went missing that DCI Finch is supposed to remember is Sarah Whitfield.
 * The Doctor tells Jo they better not keep the Brigadier waiting.
 * The Doctor tells Jo they better not keep the Brigadier waiting.

Places

 * The account that Stephanie and Peter receive money from is registered in Buenos Aries, Argentina.

Songs

 * Many of the characters recite the nursery rhyme One for Sorrow.

Aliens

 * Overseer Zim is an Ocridian a race that works in mltiples of sevensm(?)
 * cheif mentions sasha distill?
 * cheif mentions sasha distill?

Continuity

 * Zim knows the Doctor is a Time Lord and is able to regenerate. (TV: The Tenth Planet, The War Games et al.)
 * When the Doctor tries to fight Vogel for control of his mind, the Doctor says "Oh my giddy aunt" and "Chesterfield" and Jo comments that those names are not something her Doctor would say and it must be from one of his other lives. The Second Doctor often used the phrase "Oh my giddy aunt". (TV: The Krotons et al). The First Doctor sometimes called his companion Ian Chesterston by his last name of "Chesterton" and occasionally mistakenly by the name "Chesterfield". (TV: Planet of Giants )
 * The Doctor continually reiterates that a human and a Time Lord cannot share a mind as it leads to disastrous consequences and what the Doctor dubs a "meta-crisis". Some of the disaster is observed in the Doctor-Donna when Donna absorbs the meta-crisis Doctor's DNA and becomes part Time lord. (TV: Journey's End)

Part one
A mysterious freighter arrives on the planet of Burnt Salt in Port Anvil and when investigated by Gusta and Chad Caramel, they find the crew dead and go to find help. In the meantime, the Doctor and Jo arrive on the planet and investigate the same ship when they see it, while being watched from afar by a mysterious stranger named Hollisen Grier. When the bodies inside come alive and attack, Grier destroys them and after finding the Doctor and Jo orders them to go back to Gusta's bar. Gusta explains what happened to Burnt Salt and the invasion due to the Cyber War and how she was nearly converted, escaped and was abandoned like many others in the after-math and the Doctor sympathises with her. The Doctor has a chat with Grier and learns he is a Cyber-hunter. Just then the power goes out and Gusta goes to investigate the nearby hanger, secretly followed by Jo. Grier gets a signal of an incoming ship and he and the Doctor go to its expected landing spot... the same place Jo and Gusta have gone to investigate. They arrive and find a still-sealed capsule along with Gusta accusing Jo of being a saboteur and demanding to know where the capsule came from when suddenly a ship lands and the Cybermen emerge...

Part two
They stop the Cybermen but only too late as a signal has been activated alerting the other Cybermen the location. The Doctor orders Jo and Gusta to get protective suits from the bar while he and Grier build an energy net, having discovered that their is a Cyber-Leveller present. Jo and Gusta spot Cybermats and return with the suits to alert the Doctor, which they all put on. Soon Cyber-smoke is released. Once it clears they remove their helmets and Jo and the Doctor have a chat, after which he talks to Grier. Gusta contacts Professor Marian Schaeffer and informs her of the capsule but when she asks what it is Schaeffer dodges the question and ends the call. She and Jo suddenly find Chad coming down with a fever and is getting sicker at every minute. The Doctor and Grier, meanwhile, hear something trying to get out of the capsule and Grier reveals he was tracking the illegal sale of this pod and is trying to find out who did it, what the pod is and what it will be used for. Chad is compulsively compelled to go outside and Jo follows him, where they are eventually found a by a group of Cybermen but manage to escape and make it back to the hanger with the Doctor and Grier. The Cybermen have followed them (unknown to them through Chad who, having accidentally inhaled some Cyber-smoke earlier is slowly becoming a Cyberman) and attempt to bargain for the release of the Leveller but are overcome by the energy net. However, the Leveller is awakened and releases a Cybermat into the Doctor's suit where it tries to choke him...

Part three
The Doctor is saved by Grier and Jo, however, Gusta, in a mining vehicle, crashes through the wall and steals the Leveller, leaving them in the aftermath. They find Chad and find out where Gusta is headed and watch him die, unable to cope with the conversion process, leaving Jo in tears. They head to the Bernard Schaeffer project based on a scan the Doctor does from Chad's advice, while Grier explains Marian Schaeffer's history.

Gusta arrives and drops off the pod for Schaeffer claiming she just wants to be rid of it and asks in return for a new eye and parts for Chad, seeing as she's done this favour for Schaeffer. Schaeffer then heads into the gardens and finds Skippa has returned (she had been found and was chatting with Jo earlier near the hanger), who sees Schaeffer as her mother but begs her to get rid of the capsule, convinced something bad is inside it. Schaeffer ignores her and assures her it's alright. As the Doctor, Jo and Grier approach the Bernard Schaeffer Sanctuary, the Doctor begins to act strange. Meanwhile, Schaeffer "examines" Gusta but reveals she was using her as a "test subject", and dosing her with a small sample of Cyber-smoke, terrifying Gusta. Just then Schaeffer is contacted by Skippa who informs her that a convoy of Cybermen are arriving.

The Doctor finds himself succumbing to the Cybersmoke and preparing for conversion, losing control of his mind. Grier fears it is too late and prepares to shoot him before he fully converts while Jo tries to save him when a Cyber-ship arrives but carrying Skippa and her sisters and tells Jo to get the Doctor aboard so they can bring him to Schaeffer who may be able to help the Doctor. They arrive and are greeted by Professor Schaeffer, who offers the Doctor and Jo a room for him to sleep in while she prepares to operate and secretly angry with but thanks Skippa for bringing her new test subjects. Grier confronts her about the Leveller and she reveals her deception, believing she can control them but Grier informs her she's in for a nasty shock, and already the lights begin to flicker, as the Cyber-leveller she has brought inside is attempting to take over the controls.

Jo, meanwhile, cries over the Doctor's state and Skippa asks her about it but suddenly the power begins to go out. Jo finds Grier and Schaeffer and asks what is happening but they are contacted by the Cybermen who demand they relinquish control of the Cyber-Leveller...

Part four
Schaeffer locks Jo and Grier in the control room amidst their protests and goes to confront the Cybermen, believing she can reason with them. The Doctor, in the meantime, manages to hold off the conversion and finds Jo and Grier, after which they make a plan where Grier will go to get some laser lances from Gusta's vehicle to fight the Cybermen with while Jo and the Doctor go searching for Grier. Schaeffer continues to operate on Gusta while Grier tries to convince Skippa that her mother needs to be stopped and to fight with them while the Doctor and Jo find and confront Schaeffer. Grier and Skippa are captured while Schaeffer reveals to an angry Doctor and Jo, after they have been found by Gusta who reveals Schaeffer's deception and injecting her with Cyber-smoke, why she is so insistent on talking with the Cybermen: her husband Bernard is a partially-converted Cyberman whom she found after the war. She explains to the Doctor she has been researching an antidote to the Cyber-smoke and was going to use it on the Cybermen which was why she attempted to lure them to Burnt Salt almost as an act of retribution for her husband's present state.

Meanwhile the Cybermen threaten Skippa with killing one of her sisters unless she reveals the Cyber-Leveller's location and despite Grier's protests to resist she tells them anyway and they proceed, keeping the two as hostages in case it is a trap. The Doctor and Jo confront the Cyber-Leveller and the Doctor manages to stall it while probing its mind through the link they have to find its weakness and find a way to counter-act the Cyber-smoke Cyber-particles, which he writes down and gives to Jo to bring to Schaeffer. She attempts to escape but the Cyber-Leveller sends the newly-enslaved Doctor after her while the Cybermen find the Cyber-Leveller and extract the code from Skippa's mind to shut off the barrier keeping the Cyber-Leveller caged. Jo gives the Doctor's discovery to Schaeffer who programs the computer to execute the instructions while Jo attempts to reverse the Doctor's processing. The Cyber-Leveller, finally free, finds Schaeffer and reveals that it had no intention of listening to her but Schaeffer counters them explaining that the Doctor's correction to the anti-Cyber-smoke is finally completed and releases it while Grier arrives and uses a sonic grenade, destroying the Cybermen and curing the Doctor but he passes out.

The Doctor wakes up and Jo explains everything while the Doctor meets a partially-cured Bernard Schaeffer who thanks him for his help and, although still partially converted, still has his humanity intact.

Music

 * Jo asks the music player Chad if he does requests such as Jimi Hendrix or the Beatles.
 * Chad Caramel the maestro had twelve different instruments grafted into him and toured in places such as Phantom's Moon and the Palladium Saucer before getting stuck on Burning Salt.

Institutions

 * BCR stands for the Bureau for Cyber Retribution.

Planets

 * Burnt Salt used to have 4 moons but one of them was destroyed by a conflict between factions of of Cyber-resistance movements.

Equipment

 * Grier uses a sonic grenade.


 * The creatures Jo meets are called Lamurii?
 * Jo describes lamurii as like dancing lemurs with large green eyes that always seem like they just met you,

Continuity

 * Grier has a glittergun to fight against Cybermats. The Doctor claims he's never seen such a device before. He would later see one in action on station Nerva Beacon while attempting to stop the Cybermen destroying Voga. (TV: Revenge of the Cybermen)
 * The Cybermen recognize the Doctor but note that his appearance has changed again. The Doctor is a Time Lord and regenerates. (TV: The Tenth Planet, The War Games et al.) He also encountered the Cybermen on several occasions such as on Mondas and in the London sewers among other incidents. (TV: The Tenth Planet, The Invasion et al.)
 * The Doctor stops to admire the landscapes of Burnt Salt and reminds himself of recently becoming free after his exile on Earth and how he missed exploring the wonders of the universe. He was initially exiled to Earth by the Time Lords but was later freed after performing a service for them and given back control of the TARDIS again. (TV: The War Games, Spearhead from Space, The Three Doctors)
 * The Doctor compares the tropical atmosphere of the Bernard Schaeffer project to that of Shangri-La. He would later visit the holiday camp in his seventh incarnation along with Mel. (TV: Delta and the Bannermen)