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(DOCTOR WHO THEME)
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DALEK: Presenting a new dimension of
adventures for Doctor Who
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from BBC Worldwide, in books...
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Interesting stuff, isn't it?
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And on video.
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And on audio.
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Right. Fire away, I'm ready.
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For his many fans.
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WOTAN: Doctor Who is required...
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DALEK: A new range of books
featuring Doctors from the past.
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The first Doctor...
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We are wanderers in the
fourth dimension of space and time.
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The second Doctor...
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I imagine you have orders to destroy me.
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The third...
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Why should I want to talk to a machine?
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The fourth...
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Is no one interested in history?
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The fifth...
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I should have realised!
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The sixth...
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This looks familiar.
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And the seventh Doctor.
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What's the time?
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Time for a new range of novels
featuring the eighth Doctor,
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encountering many foes and friends
from the past.
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And who knows what lurks
around the corner?
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Hello!
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On audio and on video.
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A new dimension of adventures
for Doctor Who
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only from BBC Worldwide!
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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)
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Alastair? Alastair?
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- Hmm?
- What about this one?
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- Oh, fine, if you like it, Doris.
- Oh, show some enthusiasm.
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It will look great by one of
our azalea beds. What do you think?
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Yes, I'll plant it when we get home.
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- Oh, thank you.
- The exercise will do me good.
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Now, where's that salesman got to?
Typical lack of efficiency.
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Back in your soldier days, you just
had to give an order and stand back.
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Of course.
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Sergeant Benton, tree planting party,
at the double!
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Sir!
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- You don't regret it, do you?
- What, giving up teaching?
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No, leaving United Nations
Intelligence Taskforce.
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No, my blood and thunder days
are long passed.
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Come in, Salamander 6-0. Over.
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(STATIC CRACKLING)
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Come in, Salamander 6-0. Over.
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Salamander 6-0, reading you.
Strength one. Over.
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Stand by, 6-0.
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Brigadier, I've made contact with
Lieutenant Richards.
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6-0, the Brigadier is coming now.
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Salamander 6-0, please clarify
your situation. Over.
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(STATIC CRACKLING)
Massive electrical disturbance. Over.
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Salamander 6-0, you're breaking up.
Over.
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(STATIC CRACKLING)
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Salamander, do you copy?
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Get that vehicle on the road, ASAP!
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- They've gone.
- Must be the storm.
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I don't like this weather.
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At last he is revealed to us.
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ACE: Professor, why is it dark in here?
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- Quiet, Ace, I'm working.
- Oh, is that why it's dark?
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(SIGHS) Yes.
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What's that noise?
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- A cry in the dark.
- A distress signal?
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A cry for help, perhaps a summoning.
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- Where's it coming from?
- Earth.
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Rippling out through the cosmos,
forward in time,
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- backwards in time and sideways...
- Sideways in time?
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Yes, sideways in time.
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Across the boundaries that divide
one universe from another.
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Weird.
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This cry, who's it for?
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For? I don't know.
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Well, perhaps if we went there...
Where's it coming from again?
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Earth! A few years in your future.
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It's giving me the creeps.
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What does it mean?
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We'll know in a moment.
Once I've deciphered it.
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(ECHOING) Merlin...
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Wherever it is it's coming from,
I don't think we want to go there.
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Too late. We've already arrived.
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(WHOOSHING)
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Salamander 6-0, this is Seabird 1,
are you receiving me? Over.
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(STATIC CRACKLING)
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Brigadier.
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- What now?
- Hitchhikers.
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Oh, shame.
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Don't stop then, I don't care!
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(CAR APPROACHING)
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I don't think this will stop either.
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ACE: Don't be such a pessimist,
Professor.
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Where are you heading?
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- Northeast.
- Right, climb aboard.
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- Come to see the dig, have you?
- Ah! Archaeological dig?
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Yes, actually...
Oh, sorry, haven't introduced myself.
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I'm Peter Warmsly.
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I'm site manager for
the Carbury Trust Conservation Area.
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I'm Ace, and this is the Doctor.
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The dig, as a matter of fact,
is a hobby. A battlefield.
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I hate that sound, don't you?
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Sometimes at night I lie there,
listening, thinking it might be...
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The beginning of something terrible.
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What was that?
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The military use the area
as a firing range.
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Never understood why.
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Blowing the occasional chunk out
of the earth keeps them amused.
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It didn't sound like a shell.
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Oh, very good.
Why not drive the missile into the lake?
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Professor?
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(BEEPING)
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DOCTOR: Yes, the transmission is
definitely coming from over there.
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Professor.
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(RAPID BEEPING)
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It's a missile convoy.
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A nuclear missile convoy.
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How do you know?
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It has a graveyard stench.
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Warmsly is the name, and
I demand to see somebody in charge.
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(WHOOSHING OVERHEAD)
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What was that?
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- A low flying jet?
- Not this far south.
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Raise Division,
get them to check flight paths.
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Sorry, sir, but we cannot get a signal out.
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Well, see what you can do, Zbrigniev.
All this noise is making me nervous.
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There's a Mr Warmsly who wants
to speak to an officer, sir.
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Brigadier!
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There's a Mr Warmsly who wants to speak
to somebody in charge.
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You talk to him, Zbrigniev,
I've got enough troubles.
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(WHOOSHING)
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(EXPLOSION)
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Didn't sound like a shell.
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- More like a couple of rockets.
- Yes.
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(EXPLOSION)
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What we need is something to help us.
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Wait a minute.
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(CHUCKLING) Ah. Yes, of course.
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I never thought I'd need these again.
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This should remove a few obstacles.
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- Who's Elizabeth Shaw?
- Hmm?
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- I don't even look like her.
- Oh, never mind.
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Just think like a physicist.
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- Now, what seems to be the problem?
- Excuse me?
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Well, you've had an explosion
in your electronics, haven't you?
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- An electro-magnetic pulse effect.
- Make yourself at home!
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- Caused by?
- A nuclear explosion, usually.
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I think I would have noticed
a nuclear explosion.
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Yes, well, they are conspicuous.
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Well, if there was no nuke,
where did the energy pulse come from?
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DOCTOR: Exactly.
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All systems failures were the result
of a minor technical difficulty.
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I don't know where you got these from,
but I intend to find out.
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- Show these two out.
- I'd just like to say three things.
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- What?
- Yeti, Autons, Daleks.
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Cybermen and Silurians!
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- That was five things.
- She didn't even notice.
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Among all the varied wonders
of the universe,
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there's nothing so firmly clamped shut
as the military mind.
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Well done, Zbrigniev.
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Two civilians waltz up with
a pair of antiquated pass cards
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and you let them in, why?
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- Sir.
- You know something, what is it?
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- Off the record, sir.
- Off the record.
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When I served under Lethbridge-Stewart,
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we had a scientific adviser
called the Doctor.
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The man outside?
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- No, sir. But...
- But?
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He changed his appearance,
several times.
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- A disguise.
- No, sir.
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The word was he changed
his whole physical appearance.
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- His whole appearance.
- And his personality.
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How could he be the same man if his
appearance and personality have changed?
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I don't know, sir.
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What do you know, Zbrigniev?
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Just that whenever
this Doctor turns up...
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- Yes?
- All hell breaks loose.
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DORIS: Alastair, telephone for you.
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Who is it?
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Hello, can you tell me who's speaking?
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Okay, fine, thank you. Geneva.
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Oh, probably just another
peace conference.
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Tell them I've retired.
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Tell them I've decided to fade away.
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No, I'm terribly sorry,
I'm afraid he's unavailable.
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Okay, yes, I will.
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Thank you, bye-bye.
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Alastair, that was the Secretary-General.
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Doris, I don't care if it was the King.
I'm still retired.
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He said something about
the Doctor being back.
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Alastair, who is the Doctor?
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We could have walked to the hotel,
you know.
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No problem. I thought you might
like to see Vortigern's Lake.
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Vortigern? That's an interesting name.
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Yeah, fascinating.
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- What's your name, by the way?
- Brigadier Winifred Bambera.
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Winifred?
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There are many secrets in names.
Vortigern is old British for High King.
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Your convoy's stranded
by the lake of the High King.
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- Can I help you?
- Yes, I'd like to book a room.
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One for myself and one for
my young friend here.
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Yes, sir. Long journey?
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Um, quite a distance, as it happens.
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- Then you'll be having a drink, sir?
- Yes, please.
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Why not?
What do you have?
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What we have, sir,
is possibly the finest beer in the area,
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even if I do say so myself,
perhaps the best in the country.
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- Really?
- Mmm-hmm.
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He makes it himself in a converted barn
at the end of the garden.
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It's in the CAMRA Guide.
We call it Arthur's Ale.
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- Vodka and coke, Pat.
- Glass of water, please. Ace?
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- Oh, vodka and...
- Ace?
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Lemonade, please.
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- Good choice.
- Lemonade?
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Anything but the beer.
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Hello, I'm the Doctor.
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- And this is my friend...
- Ace.
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There we are, sir. £5, please.
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- How much?
- Well, remember we are in the future.
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Now, £5 piece.
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Thank you, sir.
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Do you mind?
It's a very valuable piece of coinage.
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RADIO: Assume maximum alert.
If the Doctor is involved,
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look out for a police telephone box.
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Look out for what?
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Oh, shame.
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- So you've met Peter?
- Mmm. Very knowledgeable fellow.
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Hmm. It's one way of putting it.
He's got this thing about King Arthur.
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Digs things up out of the ground
by the lake.
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Well, he is an archaeologist.
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Can't see it myself,
all that patient scraping about.
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You know, I get the urge to bung
half a kilo of TNT down the hole
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- and bring it all up in one go.
- Now you're talking!
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The point of archaeology
is to carefully recover the past,
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not disintegrate it.
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Wouldn't make much difference.
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The only half decent thing
Peter's ever found is that scabbard.
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You could use something
with more brisance.
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More brisance? Than trinitrotoluene?
Like what?
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How remarkable.
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- Tell you outside.
- Why outside?
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He gets upset
when I talk about explosives.
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- Interesting, isn't it?
- Yes.
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I wish I could see what it looks like.
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00:17:29,289 --> 00:17:32,329
I can feel its presence sometimes.
247
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Touch it.
248
00:17:36,609 --> 00:17:38,209
My! It's hot.
249
00:17:40,889 --> 00:17:42,529
No, now it's cold.
250
00:17:42,609 --> 00:17:46,929
Every so often,
I get the strangest feeling about it.
251
00:17:47,009 --> 00:17:48,289
What kind of feeling?
252
00:17:48,369 --> 00:17:51,329
Ooh, that it's waiting for something.
253
00:17:51,409 --> 00:17:52,929
Stupid, really.
254
00:17:53,689 --> 00:17:57,529
Waiting for something, or someone.
255
00:18:12,209 --> 00:18:14,209
Oh, shame.
256
00:18:22,129 --> 00:18:23,689
I'm surprised it still fits.
257
00:18:23,769 --> 00:18:26,569
I should have thrown it out
while I had the chance.
258
00:18:26,649 --> 00:18:28,729
And that, too.
259
00:18:30,249 --> 00:18:31,929
You could have said no.
260
00:18:32,009 --> 00:18:34,729
I could have, Doris,
but I still have my duty.
261
00:18:34,809 --> 00:18:39,129
This isn't duty, you want to go.
I mean, do I...
262
00:18:39,489 --> 00:18:41,809
All this means so little to you.
263
00:18:43,889 --> 00:18:47,569
- I will be coming back.
- You don't need to go.
264
00:18:47,649 --> 00:18:51,689
You don't need to go on
playing soldier any more.
265
00:18:51,769 --> 00:18:53,609
I'm not playing.
266
00:19:02,769 --> 00:19:05,529
There is the enemy. Kill him.
267
00:19:33,249 --> 00:19:34,969
WARMSLY: Elizabeth!
268
00:19:35,049 --> 00:19:39,049
Ah, I need to use your telephone,
the one in my car isn't working.
269
00:19:41,489 --> 00:19:43,609
Yes, call. External.
270
00:19:43,689 --> 00:19:45,649
Sedgewick, Carbury Trust.
271
00:19:45,729 --> 00:19:48,329
Mr Warmsly, just the person.
272
00:19:48,409 --> 00:19:52,769
There's a convoy just off the road by
the lake with a nuclear missile in it.
273
00:19:52,849 --> 00:19:54,225
PHONE: There is a fault on the line.
There is a fault on the line.
274
00:19:54,249 --> 00:19:55,649
Yes. No...
275
00:19:55,729 --> 00:19:57,089
Off!
276
00:19:57,169 --> 00:19:59,809
- This scabbard...
- The line's dead.
277
00:19:59,889 --> 00:20:01,089
This scabbard.
278
00:20:01,169 --> 00:20:03,689
- Where did you find it?
- Here, locally. Why?
279
00:20:03,769 --> 00:20:05,649
Where?
280
00:20:06,249 --> 00:20:07,969
For the scabbard's worth.
281
00:20:08,049 --> 00:20:10,049
BOTH: Ten of the sword.
282
00:20:10,129 --> 00:20:11,729
Said Merlin.
283
00:20:11,809 --> 00:20:14,609
Yeah. Careful with it. Yeah.
284
00:20:14,689 --> 00:20:17,249
It was found here, at the dig, by the lake.
285
00:20:17,329 --> 00:20:19,769
- What period?
- Does it matter?
286
00:20:24,329 --> 00:20:26,569
Eighth century, AD.
287
00:20:26,649 --> 00:20:28,929
No, no, no. It's been waiting
around longer than that.
288
00:20:29,009 --> 00:20:30,649
Waiting for what?
289
00:20:31,249 --> 00:20:34,369
Waiting for me.
290
00:20:57,769 --> 00:21:01,369
Alastair, I found this.
Had you forgotten it?
291
00:21:01,449 --> 00:21:03,089
Oh, thank you.
292
00:21:07,209 --> 00:21:09,769
- You will be careful?
- Of course.
293
00:21:09,849 --> 00:21:11,609
I've always been careful.
294
00:21:11,689 --> 00:21:14,729
Don't worry, I'll sort this out,
and then come home.
295
00:21:14,809 --> 00:21:16,009
Okay.
296
00:21:19,449 --> 00:21:23,809
Well, it was obvious I was never
gonna be the world's greatest artist.
297
00:21:23,889 --> 00:21:27,449
Anyway, Mrs Parkinson, the art teacher,
asked me what it is, right.
298
00:21:27,529 --> 00:21:30,209
So I told her it was
a lump of school Plasticine.
299
00:21:30,289 --> 00:21:32,489
Well, I couldn't tell
her what it really was!
300
00:21:32,569 --> 00:21:33,849
The homemade gelignite.
301
00:21:33,929 --> 00:21:35,129
(BOTH LAUGHING)
302
00:21:42,049 --> 00:21:44,409
So, we're in the school corridor by now,
303
00:21:44,489 --> 00:21:47,569
and Mrs Parkinson asks me to put
what she thinks is school Plasticine
304
00:21:47,649 --> 00:21:49,769
- back in the art room.
- So what did you do?
305
00:21:53,769 --> 00:21:56,489
I tossed it over my shoulder, like that.
306
00:21:59,209 --> 00:22:03,649
Landed right in the middle of class 1C's
prize-winning pottery pig collection.
307
00:22:04,929 --> 00:22:06,649
And boom!
308
00:22:06,729 --> 00:22:08,249
(GIGGLING) Boom!
309
00:22:09,169 --> 00:22:10,689
Boom!
310
00:22:17,689 --> 00:22:18,889
(CRASHING)
311
00:22:18,969 --> 00:22:20,809
It's hit the brewery!
312
00:22:21,969 --> 00:22:24,049
- We better get the Doctor.
- Good idea.
313
00:22:24,129 --> 00:22:25,729
- Did you see it?
- ACE: Yeah.
314
00:22:25,809 --> 00:22:27,289
- And?
- It looked like a bloke.
315
00:22:27,369 --> 00:22:31,049
- A bloke, flying through the air?
- And then through a wall!
316
00:22:33,409 --> 00:22:36,089
- You two, stay here.
- Oh, be serious, Professor!
317
00:22:36,169 --> 00:22:38,369
- What's going on?
- Well, you better ask the Professor.
318
00:22:38,449 --> 00:22:41,049
- What's going on?
- Shh.
319
00:22:59,049 --> 00:23:01,249
- ACE: Doctor?
- DOCTOR: Yes.
320
00:23:01,329 --> 00:23:03,609
ACE: I can't see anything.
321
00:23:04,089 --> 00:23:05,849
What was that?
322
00:23:11,729 --> 00:23:13,649
Is it an android?
323
00:23:25,329 --> 00:23:28,249
No. It's a human.
324
00:23:41,369 --> 00:23:42,569
Merlin.
325
00:23:43,889 --> 00:23:45,569
Against all hope.
326
00:24:12,209 --> 00:24:14,489
ACE: You got it wrong, mate,
this is the Doctor.
327
00:24:14,569 --> 00:24:18,849
Oh, he has many names,
but in my reckoning, he is Merlin.
328
00:24:18,929 --> 00:24:20,489
You recognise my face, then?
329
00:24:20,569 --> 00:24:24,289
No, not your aspect,
but your manner that betrays you.
330
00:24:24,369 --> 00:24:26,049
Do you not ride the ship of time?
331
00:24:26,129 --> 00:24:29,529
Does it not deceive the senses,
being larger within than without?
332
00:24:29,609 --> 00:24:33,329
Merlin, cease these games
and tell me truly,
333
00:24:33,409 --> 00:24:35,049
is this the time?
334
00:24:35,129 --> 00:24:37,969
- Time for what?
- Thou does not know, truly?
335
00:24:38,049 --> 00:24:40,729
Do you think he'd be asking
if he did, tinhead?
336
00:24:40,809 --> 00:24:44,809
Why, the answer to Excalibur's call.
The time of restitution.
337
00:24:44,889 --> 00:24:48,049
The time when Arthur rises
to lead the Britons to war.
338
00:24:48,129 --> 00:24:50,249
Vortigern's Lake, of course!
339
00:24:50,329 --> 00:24:52,569
- Can you walk?
- Can someone answer a simple question?
340
00:24:52,649 --> 00:24:53,889
What's wrong, Doctor?
341
00:24:53,969 --> 00:24:55,505
Can someone tell me
what on earth is going on?
342
00:24:55,529 --> 00:24:58,649
If my hunch is right, the Earth
could be at the centre of a war
343
00:24:58,729 --> 00:25:00,345
that doesn't even belong
to this dimension!
344
00:25:00,369 --> 00:25:03,129
Freeze! Everyone stand nice and easy.
345
00:25:03,209 --> 00:25:05,185
Listen, Winifred, we've got to
be somewhere urgently,
346
00:25:05,209 --> 00:25:06,369
so please get out of the way.
347
00:25:06,409 --> 00:25:08,369
You're under arrest!
You and your freaky friends.
348
00:25:08,449 --> 00:25:10,129
Who are you calling freaky?
349
00:25:10,209 --> 00:25:13,049
I can sort this out.
Look, if I can just explain...
350
00:25:14,409 --> 00:25:16,969
Kill them! Kill them now!
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