Gallifrey/YMMV


 * Alas, Poor Villain:  death. Sure, they were an utter monster, but it was just such a brutal and vicious way to die.
 * Angst? What Angst?: Romana spent twenty years in a Dalek prison cell. This is never mentioned again.
 * Complete Monster: Pandora. Darkel gets her moments.
 * Also pretty much any antagonist in any alternate Gallifrey in Series 4.
 * Designated Protagonist Syndrome: A side effect of Romana getting saddled with the plotlines.
 * Probably doesn't help that Brax keeps pushing everything on her.
 * Ensemble Darkhorse: Narvin, who begins as an unsympathetic beaurcrat and ends as one of the only consistently good characters in the series. His general snarkiness helps quite a bit too.
 * Ho Yay: Narvin misses Brax. They even manage to NOT argue for a split second when Narvin comments on Brax's trick with the impulse laser.
 * Many, many fans see this with Leela and Romana, particularly when they go on their honeymoon visit a relaxation planet together in series two.
 * Launcher of a Thousand Ships: Romana, surprisingly. She's been canonically paired with the Doctor, some variant on Romana/Brax is quite popular, Romana/Leela was one of the first ships to surface in the fandom, and Romana/Narvin has a growing contingent of supporters. Somehow, 'The Ice Maiden' has ended up as the fandom bicycle.
 * Magnificent Bastard: In his first appearance Mephistopheles Arkadian, a simple human con-man and arms dealer, manages to . However, he later tries for a repeat performance and is outfoxed by Braxiatel
 * Pandering to the Base: How the series got started.
 * Ship Mates:
 * Stoic Woobie: Almost everyone qualifies.
 * Straw Man Has a Point: Narvin, and to a lesser extent Darkel, who are lampooned for saying that Romana is an ineffectual leader whose presidency will lead to disaster. It does,