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Characters: Added comparison of Death character, some more notes on Vetinari

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	* [[John Keel]] was Sam Vimes' mentor in the Watch, and is killed by Carcer after Sam refuses to do it. He passes command of the Watch on to Sam. No time travel of the sort seen in {{NW}} take place.		* [[John Keel]] was Sam Vimes' mentor in the Watch, and is killed by Carcer after Sam refuses to do it. He passes command of the Watch on to Sam. No time travel of the sort seen in {{NW}} take place.
	* The [[Librarian]] is an orang utan (or at least an orang utan-like creature), but was not transformed by the Octavo. Instead his new form is a side effect of spending too much time in a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything.		* The [[Librarian]] is an orang utan (or at least an orang utan-like creature), but was not transformed by the Octavo. Instead his new form is a side effect of spending too much time in a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything.
	* [[Vetinari]] is generally feared, but this version is decidedly less subtle. Her dungeon is a special cell in the ~~Watchhouse~~ which acts as a safe room in an emergency, rather than as part of a contingency plan to take back control of the city.		* [[Vetinari]] is generally feared, but this version is decidedly less subtle and sometimes more flamboyant. Her dungeon is a special cell in the Watch House which acts as a safe room in an emergency, rather than as part of a contingency plan to take back control of the city. She uses female pronouns, but prefers to be addressed as “sir”. (Patrician posters in the city show a face with a goatee and “One Man, One Vote”, perhaps suggesting the general population don’t know what she looks like.)
			* [[Death]] is openly lonely, has an interest in music (playing his own composition on an instrument he has seemingly devised himself), and a “look I’m just doing my job” attitude closer to that of the Death in the first couple of Discworld novels. He is able to show himself to anyone he wishes (though this doesn’t always seem to be on purpose), even if they are not about to die and have no magical training or special ability to see him, and chats or offers advice when he does so. He has an American accent, unlike any of the denizens of Ankh-Morpork.

	Other characters are basically new, sharing a name and little else in common with the books:		Other characters are basically new, sharing a name and little else in common with the books:

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	===Characters===		===Characters===
	* Angua, ~~along with~~ Detritus and Cheery, are members of the City Watch before Carrot~~, and~~ is tasked with training him.		Many of the main characters depart significantly from the book versions:
	* Carcer, described in publicity material as “wounded and wronged”, is not a psychopath, but a youth whose life on the streets ~~have~~ led him to rebel against the systems that separate rich from poor in Ankh-Morpork. He is still cruel and violent. He is not sent back in time by magical accident, but instead to the realm of the Observers, who transport him forward in time with a mission.		* Angua, Detritus and Cheery are all members of the City Watch before Carrot join. Angua is tasked with training him.
			* Carcer (using the full name Carcer Dun, which does not appear in the final version of {{NW}}) is described in publicity material as “wounded and wronged”. This version is not a psychopath, but a youth whose life on the streets has led him to rebel against the systems that separate rich from poor in Ankh-Morpork. He is still cruel and violent. He is not sent back in time by magical accident, but instead to the realm of the Observers, who transport him forward in time with a mission.
	* Vimes and Carcer were best friends in their youth; Carcer's gang saved Vimes from poverty when he was a boy, and they sent young adult Sam to join the Watch to destroy it from within. Sam was meant to kill his commander, but refused, having come to believe in the good of the Watch.		* Vimes and Carcer were best friends in their youth; Carcer's gang saved Vimes from poverty when he was a boy, and they sent young adult Sam to join the Watch to destroy it from within. Sam was meant to kill his commander, but refused, having come to believe in the good of the Watch.
	* Cheery is ~~now~~ a non-binary person rather than an openly female [[dwarf]]. Cheery is also taller than several human characters and remarked by Carrot to be rather tall for a dwarf. In Cheery's home mine all the dwarfs ~~that live there~~ are human sized.		* Cheery is a non-binary person rather than an openly female [[dwarf]]. Cheery is also taller than several human characters and remarked by Carrot to be rather tall for a dwarf. In Cheery's home mine all the dwarfs are human sized.
	* Sybil Ramkin is younger than in the books, though still a noblewoman. She attempts to improve the city through “chaotic vigilantism”, including kidnapping criminals to re-educate them at the 'Sunshine Rescue Centre for Broken, Bedraggled Things.' Part of her motivation is that her parents were killed by the Assassin's Guild; she thus hates the Guild system, and (initially) the Watch, as it is powerless to change it.		* [[Sybil Ramkin]] is younger than in the books, though still a noblewoman. She attempts to improve the city through “chaotic vigilantism”, including kidnapping criminals to re-educate them at the "Sunshine Rescue Centre for Broken, Bedraggled Things." Part of her motivation is that her parents were (legally) killed by the Assassin's Guild; she thus hates the Guild system, and (initially) the Watch, as it is powerless to change it.
	* Carrot has a different origin story: he was dropped down ~~into~~ a dwarf mine shaft as a baby ~~and~~ was sent to join the City Watch as it was feared by his parents that his height would put others in danger, as he once knocked his head against a mine shaft support which nearly collapsed the mine. It is suspected later in the series that there might be something special about his parentage, but testing reveals this is not the case.		* Carrot has a different origin story: he was dropped down a dwarf mine shaft as a baby, seemingly abandoned. He was sent to join the City Watch as it was feared by his parents that his height would put others in danger, as he once knocked his head against a mine shaft support which nearly collapsed the mine. It is suspected later in the series that there might be something special about his parentage, but testing reveals this is not the case.
	* Before joining the Watch [[Detritus]] lived [[Short Story:Troll Bridge\|under a bridge]] acting as a literal bridge support.		* Before joining the Watch [[Detritus]] lived [[Short Story:Troll Bridge\|under a bridge]] acting as a literal bridge support.
	* Throat Dibbler is ~~a woman and~~ clearly a criminal~~; she~~ is sometimes a “snitch” for the Watch, but also has “a gang of freelance henchmen”. She is shown to be dealing in Slab.		* Throat Dibbler is clearly a criminal, rather than a dodgy entrepreneur. She is sometimes a “snitch” for the Watch, but also has “a gang of freelance henchmen”. She is shown to be dealing in Slab.
	* [[John Keel]] was Sam Vimes' mentor in the Watch, and is killed by Carcer after Sam refuses to do it. He passes command of the Watch on to Sam. No time travel of the sort seen in {{NW}} take place.		* [[John Keel]] was Sam Vimes' mentor in the Watch, and is killed by Carcer after Sam refuses to do it. He passes command of the Watch on to Sam. No time travel of the sort seen in {{NW}} take place.
	* Sergeant Swires is a human ~~character present~~ in the Watch ~~even before~~ Vimes.		* The [[Librarian]] is an orang utan (or at least an orang utan-like creature), but was not transformed by the Octavo. Instead his new form is a side effect of spending too much time in a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything.
	* Wonse was a part of Carcer's old gang and works as a cleaner at [[Unseen University]], where she has picked up some talent with magic.		* [[Vetinari]] is generally feared, but this version is decidedly less subtle. Her dungeon is a special cell in the Watchhouse which acts as a safe room in an emergency, rather than as part of a contingency plan to take back control of the city.
	* The [[Librarian]] was not transformed by the Octavo, but because he spent too long inside a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything - including other people.
	* [[Alice Band]] is a very young member of the Assassin's Guild.		Other characters are basically new, sharing a name and little else in common with the books:
	* [[Inigo Skimmer]] is ~~still an~~ Assassin ~~but is~~ not a [[Dark Clerk]], or ~~an ally to~~ Vimes. ~~He does not end his sentences with "mhm-mph."~~		* [[Buggy Swires\|Sergeant Swires]] is a human officer in the Watch at the time when Vimes joined as a young man.
	* [[Jocasta Wiggs]] is ~~now~~ an elderly former member of the Assassin's Guild living in Twilight Canyons.		* [[Lupine Wonse\|Wonse]] was a part of Carcer's old gang and works as a cleaner at [[Unseen University]], where she has picked up some talent with magic.
	* [[Sally von Humpeding\|Sally]] is a [[~~Vampire~~]] ~~that~~ Carrot meets in the [[Mended Drum]]~~, she~~ runs a 'virgin support group' which she seems to use to hunt virgins for prey.		* [[Alice Band]] is a very young member of the Assassin's Guild who dresses like a schoolgirl.
			* [[Inigo Skimmer]] is a selfish Assassin who used to do accounts for the Guild. He's not a [[Dark Clerk]], and doesn't work for Vetinari or with Vimes.
			* [[Jocasta Wiggs]] is an elderly former member of the Assassin's Guild living in [[Twilight Canyons]].
			* [[Sally von Humpeding\|Sally]] is a [[vampire]] Carrot meets in the [[Mended Drum]]. She runs a "virgin support group" which she seems to use to hunt virgins for prey.

	===Ankh-Morpork===		===Ankh-Morpork===

Guybrush: /* Differences Between the Series and Novels */ Adding a few extra details, little bit of copyediting

2022-02-03T06:11:13Z

Differences Between the Series and Novels: Adding a few extra details, little bit of copyediting

Jagra at 20:00, 18 December 2021

2021-12-18T20:00:45Z

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	\|prev=[[TV and Film:Good Omens\|Good Omens]]		\|prev=[[TV and Film:Good Omens\|Good Omens]]
	\|next=[[The ~~Amazing Maurice~~]]		\|next=[[TV and Film:The Abominable Snow Baby\|The Abominable Snow Baby]]
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	'''The Watch''' is an original series [[TV and film adaptations\|inspired]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]'s books about the [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch]]. Developed by BBC America in conjunction with [[Narrativia (production company)\|Narrativia]]. It has been variously described as a "Pratchett-style CSI," "a punk rock thriller" and "cyberpunk."		'''The Watch''' is an original series [[TV and film adaptations\|inspired]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]'s books about the [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch]]. Developed by BBC America in conjunction with [[Narrativia (production company)\|Narrativia]]. It has been variously described as a "Pratchett-style CSI," "a punk rock thriller" and "cyberpunk."

Guybrush at 00:49, 8 July 2021

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	\|prev=[[TV and Film:Good Omens\|Good Omens]]		\|prev=[[TV and Film:Good Omens\|Good Omens]]
	\|next=		\|next=[[The Amazing Maurice]]
	}}		}}
	'''The Watch''' is an original series [[TV and film adaptations\|inspired]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]'s books about the [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch]]. Developed by BBC America in conjunction with [[Narrativia (production company)\|Narrativia]]. It has been variously described as a "Pratchett-style CSI," "a punk rock thriller" and "cyberpunk."		'''The Watch''' is an original series [[TV and film adaptations\|inspired]] by [[Terry Pratchett]]'s books about the [[Ankh-Morpork City Watch]]. Developed by BBC America in conjunction with [[Narrativia (production company)\|Narrativia]]. It has been variously described as a "Pratchett-style CSI," "a punk rock thriller" and "cyberpunk."

Guybrush: /* Blurb */

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Blurb

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	==Blurb==		==Blurb==
	Set in the fictional city of [[Ankh-Morpork]], where crime has been [[Thieves Guild\|legalised]], The Watch is a uniquely anarchic drama. The series centres on a group of misfit cops as they rise up from decades of helplessness to save their corrupt city from catastrophe. The Watch is an inclusive genre-bending series inspired by the legendary [[:Category:Watch Series\|‘City Watch’]] subset of [[Terry Pratchett\|Sir Terry Pratchett’s]] bestselling “[[Discworld]]” novels and its many iconic characters.		Set in the fictional city of [[Ankh-Morpork]], where crime has been [[Thieves Guild\|legalised]], ''The Watch'' is a uniquely anarchic drama. The series centres on a group of misfit cops as they rise up from decades of helplessness to save their corrupt city from catastrophe. ''The Watch'' is an inclusive genre-bending series inspired by the legendary [[:Category:Watch Series\|‘City Watch’]] subset of [[Terry Pratchett\|Sir Terry Pratchett’s]] bestselling “[[Discworld]]” novels and its many iconic characters.

	==Episodes==		==Episodes==

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	'''Spoiler Warning'''		'''Spoiler Warning'''

	'~~’The Watch’~~' is an original series "inspired by" the Watch books, rather than being based on any specific [[Discworld]] novel. The show therefore differs in numerous ways from the books. Some of these differences are outlined below.		''The Watch'' is an original series "inspired by" the Watch books, rather than being based on any specific [[Discworld]] novel. The show therefore differs in numerous ways from the books. Some of these differences are outlined below.

	===Characters===		===Characters===

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	* The Assassin's Guild has its own cemetery plot where members are buried. Notable assassins are buried under their guild name while disgraced assassins are buried under their real names.		* The Assassin's Guild has its own cemetery plot where members are buried. Notable assassins are buried under their guild name while disgraced assassins are buried under their real names.
	* The [[Unreal Estate]] is now located outside the city of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It begins in a large desert that surrounds the outskirts of the city and continues towards a lake with corrosive waters. The area is flooded with magical energy that can affect the minds of people who enter.		* The [[Unreal Estate]] is now located outside the city of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It begins in a large desert that surrounds the outskirts of the city and continues towards a lake with corrosive waters. The area is flooded with magical energy that can affect the minds of people who enter.
	* ~~The~~ [[~~Auditors~~]] ~~are now called The Observers~~.		* There is a cell specifically for the [[Patrician]] located in the Watch-house.

	===Technology===		===Technology===
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	* [[Imps]] inhabit security cameras and paint on tablets similar to their book counterparts. However the tablets act similar to touchscreen devices with scrolling images and zoom and video functionality.		* [[Imps]] inhabit security cameras and paint on tablets similar to their book counterparts. However the tablets act similar to touchscreen devices with scrolling images and zoom and video functionality.
	* The [[Clacks]] system is represented as ticker-tape like machines.		* The [[Clacks]] system is represented as ticker-tape like machines.
	* It is unclear whether female Dwarfs have beards. Carrot's dwarf mother did not have a beard but Cheery mentions that her mother shaved her beard off and later wore a false one.
	* There is a cell specifically for the [[Patrician]] located in the Watch-house.

	===Non-Humans===		===Non-Humans===
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	* [[Goblins]] are much taller - a similar size to humans - wear armour, and work as mercenaries.		* [[Goblins]] are much taller - a similar size to humans - wear armour, and work as mercenaries.
	* There are some new unnamed [[:Category:Discworld humanoid species\|humanoid species]] present in the show: a human species with various types of horns, a blue skinned humanoid wearing gold armour and a humanoid with large pointed ears and bushy eyebrows.		* There are some new unnamed [[:Category:Discworld humanoid species\|humanoid species]] present in the show: a human species with various types of horns, a blue skinned humanoid wearing gold armour and a humanoid with large pointed ears and bushy eyebrows.
			* It is unclear whether female Dwarfs have beards. Carrot's dwarf mother did not have a beard but Cheery mentions that her mother shaved her beard off and later wore a false one.
	* The [[Summoning Dark]], also called the 'Dark in the Dark,' is now a benevolent entity. It seeks out outcasts in Dwarf society and transports them to a realm where they can be their true selves as well as other versions of themselves. It can also transport people across the world instantly.		* The [[Summoning Dark]], also called the 'Dark in the Dark,' is now a benevolent entity. It seeks out outcasts in Dwarf society and transports them to a realm where they can be their true selves as well as other versions of themselves. It can also transport people across the world instantly.
	* [[Trolls]] can communicate with other Trolls telepathically via touch. The oldest Trolls can even communicate with each other through different universes.		* [[Trolls]] can communicate with other Trolls telepathically via touch. The oldest Trolls can even communicate with each other through different universes.
	* The [[Noble dragon\|Noble Dragon]] has a far more ethereal appearance seeming to be composed of smoke with a glowing fiery core.		* The [[Noble dragon\|Noble Dragon]] has a far more ethereal appearance seeming to be composed of smoke with a glowing fiery core.
			* The [[Auditors]] are now called The Observers.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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Characters

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	* The [[Librarian]] was not transformed by the Octavo, but because he spent too long inside a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything - including other people.		* The [[Librarian]] was not transformed by the Octavo, but because he spent too long inside a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything - including other people.
	* [[Alice Band]] is a very young child member of the Assassin's Guild.		* [[Alice Band]] is a very young child member of the Assassin's Guild.
	* [[Inigo Skimmer]] is still an Assassin but is not a [[Dark Clerk]] ~~and~~ does not end his sentences with "mhm-mph."		* [[Inigo Skimmer]] is still an Assassin but is not a [[Dark Clerk]], or an ally to Vimes. He does not end his sentences with "mhm-mph."
	* [[Jocasta Wiggs]] is now an elderly former member of the Assassin's Guild living in Twilight Canyons.		* [[Jocasta Wiggs]] is now an elderly former member of the Assassin's Guild living in Twilight Canyons.
	* [[Sally von Humpeding\|Sally]] is a [[Vampire]] that Carrot meets in the [[Mended Drum]], she runs a 'virgin support group' which she seems to use to hunt virgins for prey.		* [[Sally von Humpeding\|Sally]] is a [[Vampire]] that Carrot meets in the [[Mended Drum]], she runs a 'virgin support group' which she seems to use to hunt virgins for prey.

Guybrush: Added writer credits, reorganised Differences section

2021-07-08T00:44:27Z

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	* Vimes and Carcer were best friends in their youth; Carcer's gang saved Vimes from poverty when he was a boy, and they sent young adult Sam to join the Watch to destroy it from within. Sam was meant to kill his commander, but refused, having come to believe in the good of the Watch.		* Vimes and Carcer were best friends in their youth; Carcer's gang saved Vimes from poverty when he was a boy, and they sent young adult Sam to join the Watch to destroy it from within. Sam was meant to kill his commander, but refused, having come to believe in the good of the Watch.
	* Cheery is now a non-binary person rather than an openly female [[dwarf]]. Cheery is also taller than several human characters and remarked by Carrot to be rather tall for a dwarf. In Cheery's home mine all the dwarfs that live there are human sized.		* Cheery is now a non-binary person rather than an openly female [[dwarf]]. Cheery is also taller than several human characters and remarked by Carrot to be rather tall for a dwarf. In Cheery's home mine all the dwarfs that live there are human sized.
	* Sybil Ramkin is younger than in the books, though still a noblewoman. She attempts to improve the city through “chaotic vigilantism”, including kidnapping criminals to re-educate them at the 'Sunshine Rescue Centre for Broken, Bedraggled Things.' Part of her motivation is that her parents were killed by the Assassin's Guild.		* Sybil Ramkin is younger than in the books, though still a noblewoman. She attempts to improve the city through “chaotic vigilantism”, including kidnapping criminals to re-educate them at the 'Sunshine Rescue Centre for Broken, Bedraggled Things.' Part of her motivation is that her parents were killed by the Assassin's Guild; she thus hates the Guild system, and (initially) the Watch, as it is powerless to change it.
	* Carrot has a different origin story: he was dropped down into a dwarf mine shaft as a baby and was sent to join the City Watch as it was feared by his parents that his height would put others in danger, as he once knocked his head against a mine shaft support which nearly collapsed the mine. It is suspected later in the series that there might be something special about his parentage, but testing reveals this is not the case.		* Carrot has a different origin story: he was dropped down into a dwarf mine shaft as a baby and was sent to join the City Watch as it was feared by his parents that his height would put others in danger, as he once knocked his head against a mine shaft support which nearly collapsed the mine. It is suspected later in the series that there might be something special about his parentage, but testing reveals this is not the case.
	* Before joining the Watch [[Detritus]] lived [[Short Story:Troll Bridge\|under a bridge]] acting as a literal bridge support.		* Before joining the Watch [[Detritus]] lived [[Short Story:Troll Bridge\|under a bridge]] acting as a literal bridge support.
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	* Wonse was a part of Carcer's old gang and works as a cleaner at [[Unseen University]], where she has picked up some talent with magic.		* Wonse was a part of Carcer's old gang and works as a cleaner at [[Unseen University]], where she has picked up some talent with magic.
	* The [[Librarian]] was not transformed by the Octavo, but because he spent too long inside a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything - including other people.		* The [[Librarian]] was not transformed by the Octavo, but because he spent too long inside a magical room in the Library that allows people to read anything - including other people.
	* [[Alice Band]] is a very young ~~child~~ member of the Assassin's Guild.		* [[Alice Band]] is a very young member of the Assassin's Guild.
	* [[Inigo Skimmer]] is still an Assassin but is not a [[Dark Clerk]], or an ally to Vimes. He does not end his sentences with "mhm-mph."		* [[Inigo Skimmer]] is still an Assassin but is not a [[Dark Clerk]], or an ally to Vimes. He does not end his sentences with "mhm-mph."
	* [[Jocasta Wiggs]] is now an elderly former member of the Assassin's Guild living in Twilight Canyons.		* [[Jocasta Wiggs]] is now an elderly former member of the Assassin's Guild living in Twilight Canyons.
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	* [[Assassins' Guild\|Assassins]] use a code name in their work e.g. The Slash, Bad Steph, Sex Party Ben. Dr. Cruces and Alice Band seem to be exempt from this rule (perhaps because they are the public face of the Guild?). Assassins are meant to leave no witnesses when carrying out an inhumation, as opposed to not touching non-targets.		* [[Assassins' Guild\|Assassins]] use a code name in their work e.g. The Slash, Bad Steph, Sex Party Ben. Dr. Cruces and Alice Band seem to be exempt from this rule (perhaps because they are the public face of the Guild?). Assassins are meant to leave no witnesses when carrying out an inhumation, as opposed to not touching non-targets.
	* Wizards wear hooded robes instead of pointed hats. They enjoy a high status in the city because they have created the magic-based technology the city relies on.		* Wizards wear hooded robes instead of pointed hats. They enjoy a high status in the city because they have created the magic-based technology the city relies on.
	* The Assassin's Guild has its own cemetery plot where members are buried. Notable assassins are buried under their guild name while disgraced assassins are buried under their real names.		* The Assassin's Guild has its own cemetery plot where members are buried. Notable assassins are buried under their guild name while disgraced assassins are buried under their real names, with their crimes listed.
	* The [[Unreal Estate]] is now located outside the city of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It begins in a large desert that surrounds the outskirts of the city and continues towards a lake with corrosive waters. The area is flooded with magical energy that can affect the minds of people who enter.		* The [[Unreal Estate]] is now located outside the city of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It begins in a large desert that surrounds the outskirts of the city and continues towards a lake with corrosive waters. The area is flooded with magical energy that can affect the minds of people who enter.
	* There is a cell specifically for the [[Patrician]] located in the Watch-house.		* There is a cell specifically for the [[Patrician]] located in the Watch-house.

	===Technology===		===Technology===
	* The technological level of Ankh-Morpork is far more advanced than in the books: the city has ~~electricity and~~ light bulbs, and ~~some~~ clothing ~~has~~ zippers. These advances are down to the [[Wizards]] stealing technology from [[Roundworld]] and attempting to recreate it with additional magical properties.		* The technological level of Ankh-Morpork is far more advanced than in the books: the city has light bulbs, telephones, powered musical equipment and clothing with zippers. These advances are down to the [[Wizards]] stealing technology from [[Roundworld]] and attempting to recreate it with additional magical properties. It's not clear how widespread access to this technology is; dragons were still imprisoned in streelamps to provide light until fairly recently.
	* [[Imps]] inhabit security cameras and paint on tablets similar to their book counterparts. However the tablets act similar to touchscreen devices with scrolling images and zoom and video functionality.		* [[Imps]] inhabit security cameras and paint on tablets similar to their book counterparts. However the tablets act similar to touchscreen devices with scrolling images and zoom and video functionality.
	* The [[Clacks]] system is represented as ticker-tape like machines.		* The [[Clacks]] system is represented as ticker-tape like machines.

	===Non-Humans===		===Non-Humans===
	* [[Errol\|Goodboy]] is a pocket-sized dragon resembling a winged {{wp\|Armadillo girdled lizard\|Armadillo girdled lizard}}, ~~that~~ Sybil uses as a handheld flamethrower.		* [[Errol\|Goodboy]] is a pocket-sized dragon resembling a winged {{wp\|Armadillo girdled lizard\|Armadillo girdled lizard}}. He can breath fire from his mouth, and Sybil uses him as a handheld flamethrower.
	* [[Goblins]] are much taller - a similar size to humans - wear armour, and work as mercenaries.		* [[Goblins]] are much taller - a similar size to humans - wear armour, and work as mercenaries. They speak their own language which is not commonly understood by non-goblins.
	* There are ~~some~~ new unnamed [[:Category:Discworld humanoid species\|humanoid species]] present in the show~~: a~~ human ~~species~~ with various types of horns, a blue skinned humanoid wearing gold armour and a humanoid with large pointed ears and bushy eyebrows.		* There are many new unnamed [[:Category:Discworld humanoid species\|humanoid species]] present in the show; these include human-looking people with various types of horns, a blue skinned humanoid wearing gold armour, and a humanoid with large pointed ears and bushy eyebrows.
	* It is unclear whether female ~~Dwarfs~~ have beards. Carrot's dwarf mother did not have a beard but Cheery mentions that her mother shaved her beard off and later wore a false one.		* It is unclear whether female dwarfs have beards. Carrot's dwarf mother did not have a beard but Cheery mentions that her mother shaved her beard off and later wore a false one.
	* The [[Summoning Dark]], also called the 'Dark in the Dark,' is now a benevolent entity. It seeks out outcasts in ~~Dwarf~~ society and transports them to a realm where they can be their true selves as well as other versions of themselves. It can also transport people across the world instantly.		* The [[Summoning Dark]], also called 'the Dark in the Dark,' is still feared, but is now a benevolent entity. It seeks out outcasts in dwarf society and transports them to a realm where they can be their true selves as well as other versions of themselves. It can also transport people across the world instantly and summon music and costumes.
	* [[Trolls]] can communicate with other Trolls telepathically via touch. The oldest Trolls can even communicate with each other through different universes.		* [[Trolls]] can communicate with other Trolls telepathically via touch. The oldest Trolls can even communicate with each other through different universes.
	* The [[Noble dragon\|Noble Dragon]] has a far more ethereal appearance ~~seeming~~ to be composed of smoke with a glowing fiery core.		* The [[Noble dragon\|Noble Dragon]] has a far more ethereal appearance; it seems to be composed of black smoke, with a glowing fiery core.
	* The [[Auditors]] are ~~now~~ called The Observers.		* The [[Auditors]] are replaced with beings called The Observers, who live in their own realm consisting of an endless landscape of enormous filing cabinets.

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