| rdfs:comment | - The planet's interior resembled a series of caverns and caves, and it had an atmosphere breathable by humanoids. Despite its rocky interior, it was a soft planet in the process of being formed. Thus, when the R1C — crewed by near-immortals, who had extended their lives by regeneration — crashed into it, the R1C was relatively undamaged. After the defeat of the Oracle, the "Trogs" boarded the R1C, bound for a new planet, Minyos II. (TV: Underworld)
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| abstract | - The planet's interior resembled a series of caverns and caves, and it had an atmosphere breathable by humanoids. Despite its rocky interior, it was a soft planet in the process of being formed. Thus, when the R1C — crewed by near-immortals, who had extended their lives by regeneration — crashed into it, the R1C was relatively undamaged. This crew — along with the the Fourth Doctor and his companions K9 and Leela — not only survived the crash but explored the planet soon thereafter. When the Doctor and Leela first stepped onto the planet, he called it "the Underworld", referencing its similarity to a place in Greek myth. There, they found the descendants of the original P7E crew, who had lived their lives enslaved to the computer known as the Oracle. These inhabitants — Guards, "Trogs", and Seers alike — knew nothing of their origins, let alone that nuclear war had destroyed their original homeworld. After the defeat of the Oracle, the "Trogs" boarded the R1C, bound for a new planet, Minyos II. (TV: Underworld)
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