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* RiddleForTheAges: What happened to the New Masters, anyway? Were they really as fearsome as their physical description? Anyone who might know is gone.
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* RiddleForTheAges: What happened to the New Masters, anyway? Were they really as fearsome as their physical description? Anyone who might know is gone.
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* YouAreNumberSix: The human slaves in the concentration camp are identified by serial numbers.

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* YouAreNumberSix: The human slaves in the concentration camp are identified by serial numbers.numbers.
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She begins to notice that the spaceship fuel never actually gets shipped outside of the camp. The Commandant reveals that if the androids can no longer function well enough to hold the camp, but if the New Masters deem the camp unnecessary, they will issue "Procedure 7", a purging of the camp.

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She begins to notice that the spaceship fuel never actually gets shipped outside of the camp. The Commandant reveals that if the androids can no longer function well enough to hold the camp, but or if the New Masters deem the camp unnecessary, they will issue "Procedure 7", a purging of the camp.

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* FinalSolution: The androids have standing orders to "execute Procedure Seven", the murder of all the human prisoners, once they are no longer needed. At the end, when Prisoner 98843 exposes them, the commandant orders this, but the human prisoners manage to overpower them and escape.



* KillEmAll: The androids have standing orders to "execute Procedure Seven", the murder of all the human prisoners, once they are no longer needed. At the end, when Prisoner 98843 exposes them, the commandant orders this, but the human prisoners manage to overpower them and escape.
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* WastelandElder: The episode features an odd version of this, given that the wasteland is a post-apocalyptic concentration camp run by robots. The prisoners are led by a man known as the Elder. He is executed and replaced by the next oldest prisoner for making speeches about what the outside world used to be like.
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She begins to notice that the spaceship fuel never actually gets shipped outside of the camp. The Commandant reveals that if the androids can no longer function well enough to hold the camp or if the New Masters deem the camp unnecessary, they will issue Procedure 7, a purging of the camp.

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She begins to notice that the spaceship fuel never actually gets shipped outside of the camp. The Commandant reveals that if the androids can no longer function well enough to hold the camp or camp, but if the New Masters deem the camp unnecessary, they will issue Procedure 7, "Procedure 7", a purging of the camp.
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* CoolOldGuy: Both Elders, with the first giving a speech to bring hope to the others and remind them of their heritage even at the cost of his life, and the other charging them, swigngin his cane once the riot at the end starts.

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* CoolOldGuy: Both Elders, with the first giving a speech to bring hope to the others and remind them of their heritage even at the cost of his life, and the other charging them, swigngin swinging his cane once the riot at the end starts.
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* CoolOldGuy: Both Elders, with the first giving a speech to bring hope to the others and remind them of their heritage even at the cost of his life, and the other charging them, swigngin his cane once the riot at the end starts.

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