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The Doctor and the Brigadier raid the underground HQ of the conspiracy, helped when Sarah enlightens the "colonists", who rebel. In a struggle with the Doctor over the controls of the time machine, Whittaker accidentally transports himself and Grover back to the time of the dinosaurs. The Brigadier offers Yates the chance to resign quietly.
* [[Action Girl]]: Sarah tackles a knife wielding thug and stops him from stabbing the doctor.
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** [[The Brute]]: Butler
** [[The Dark Chick]]: Mike Yates
* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: The last time we saw Mike Yates he'd been [[Mind Rape
** The Brigadier is strangely quick to forgive Mike for his betrayal. However, since this is the same man who ordered the total genocide of a sentient, hibernating race (in a story written by the same writer no less) it's easy to see why he would sympathise with Yates's actions.
* [[Have You Told Anyone Else?]]: General Finch to Sarah Jane. She didn't, but she left a note on the desk.
* [[Hit Me Dammit]]: Benton to the Doctor, when Finch orders him to hold the Doctor prisoner.
* [[Horrible Judge of Character]]: Sarah gets captured twice through treating first Grover and then Finch as [[Reasonable Authority Figure
* [[Karmic Death]]: Grover and Whitaker are sent back in time when their device is sabotaged by the Doctor. Best case, they manage to eke out a meagre existence for a few years before falling victim to some disease they won't be able to cure. Worst case, they get dumped right in front of a Tyrannosaurus and rapidly become dino-chow.
* [[Missing Episode]]: This is the most recent ''Doctor Who'' story to be in some way incomplete, due to the fact that the master tape of the first episode was for some reason<ref>because it's title was simply "Invasion", which shared the name of a Patrick Troughton Cyberman serial "''The'' Invasion", it got junked along with the serial.</ref> destroyed almost immediately after its original transmission. Fortunately, this was one of the last ''Doctor Who'' stories that BBC also made a black and white film copy of, and the first episode survives in that form. For the DVD release, the episode was recoloured using the chroma dot automated colour recovery process, but the results were not 100% effective.
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