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How would express a black bitch up to two guts?

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He's breathing.

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The tardis seems to be normal.

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What are we going to do?

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We can't just leave the doctor there.

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Him?

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The doctor?

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That's who came through the door, there was no one else outside.

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Ben, do you remember what he said in the tracking room?

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Something about this old body of mine is wearing a bit thin.

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So he gets himself a new one?

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Well, yes.

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Do me a favour?

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Ben, whatever happened, happened in here.

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But it's impossible!

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So long ago we'd have been saying that about a lot of things.

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Slower!

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Slower!

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Concentrate on one thing.

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One thing!

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It's over.

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It's over.

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Doctor?

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The muscles are still a bit tight.

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What are we going to do?

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It is what, Doctor, I know it is.

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I think.

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It's not only his face that's changed.

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He doesn't even act like him.

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Come on, it's Tommy's toy, this Al.

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Now look Al!

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You know that, don't you?

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Have you done with this?

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Put it down, put it down.

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Now what's the game?

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The crusades, Saladin.

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The Doctor was a great collector, wasn't he?

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But you're the Doctor!

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Oh, I don't look like him.

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Oh, well, wait!

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Don't you know?

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Extermination.

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Very good.

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Nails need growing.

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Now look, the Doctor always wore this.

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So if you're him, it should fit now, shouldn't it?

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There, that settles it.

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I like to see a butterfly fit into a chrysalis case after it's spread its wings.

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Then you did change.

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Life depends on change and renewal.

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Oh, so that's it.

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You've been renewed, have you?

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I've been renewed, have I?

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That's it.

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I've been renewed.

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It's part of the TARDIS.

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Without it, I couldn't survive.

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Come here!

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Come here.

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The Doctor kept a diary, didn't he?

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Yes.

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I thought so.

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I wonder where.

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I wonder where.

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It's a very different Doctor, Ben.

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Yeah, maybe.

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Just where do we stand, though?

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Doctor?

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Doctor?

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What's going to happen to us?

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I think...

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I think we must have landed for some time.

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I think it's time we went for a stroll.

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But you don't know where we've landed!

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No, and you haven't checked the oxygen or the temperature or anything!

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Oxygen density 172, radiation bill, temperature 86.

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Strong suggestion of mercury deposits.

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Satisfied, Ben?

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Now, are you two coming or are you not?

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He does know, as he said.

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Ben, didn't you hear him?

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Yeah, I heard.

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But he might just have been copying you, though, mightn't he?

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Are you coming, you two?

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I'm coming.

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Time I put you all through some tests, I think.

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Hello!

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Hello!

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Is there anyone there?

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Hello!

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Hello!

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Hello!

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Why don't they come?

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So you've come at last.

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I'm from Earth. I'm the Examiner.

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I'm the Examiner.

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Earth Examiner, accord every access.

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Vulcan.

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Doctor, where are you?

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Phew, and it's hot.

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Do you think there's like this everywhere?

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No, it might be just around here.

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I don't want too many lung pools if I know that.

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Yeah, when I was a kid, we used to live off of some brewery.

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You could take a walk and get tipsy all in one go.

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It's beautiful.

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Don't touch it, Polly.

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I wasn't going to.

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It's quicksilver. It gets through the pores.

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Where is that doctor or whatever he is?

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God, sir.

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What's the matter?

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Hey, Polly!

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Hey, Doctor, wherever you are, quick, there's something happened to Polly!

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Quick, over this way!

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Doctor!

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Ah, there you are.

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What have you got there?

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It might be that we found two more of them by one of the pools.

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This one's got a nasty bruise on the back of his head.

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All over his feet and knocked himself out, I suppose.

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I suppose so.

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Why don't they use the kit we sent them?

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Yes.

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The other two have had a rather bad dose of fumes.

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The girl has anyway.

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Girl?

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Yes.

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But she'll recover.

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These comic opera guards of yours do have some uses after all.

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I picked them for their physical fitness.

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I thought it wasn't for their IQ.

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Give me a hand with the examiner, will you?

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I wonder why Earth has chosen to send an examiner to Balkan.

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Just now, I mean.

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I don't know.

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It's a mystery, isn't it?

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He isn't due for another two years.

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How do you feel?

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We saw your rocket overshoot the landing area.

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I...

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Don't worry.

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Most of the ships from Earth do overshoot.

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I'm Quinn, Deputy Governor.

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Reagan, Head of Security.

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Let's get them all back, shall we?

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I'll take the girl.

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Here you two.

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Help carry the examiner.

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I suppose you Earth people can't wait to examine Lesterson's space capsule.

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Hi.

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Look at this.

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They just brought in an examiner from Earth in a couple of a days.

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An examiner?

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What's he here for?

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I thought you'd know.

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It's the capsule.

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It must be.

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They can't stop me working on it.

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I'll show you that.

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Could anyone?

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The Governor's always been difficult about it.

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Surely they wouldn't send somebody all the way from Earth just...

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Look, what about the meeting?

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Meeting?

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Yes, I've arranged everything.

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Can we still use the old rocket room?

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Yes, I suppose so.

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But I do wish you wouldn't get mixed up with these pressure groups, Jan.

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Well, somebody has to do something.

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The colony's running down and you know it.

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I'm too busy.

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Well, if we ran things you'd have better facilities and more money.

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I wish you'd take an interest.

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Now, look, I don't mind letting you have the use of one of my rooms now and again, Jan Lee, but don't try to involve me.

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This is what I find important.

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Two hundred years in a mercury swamp and this piece of metal had dropped from it.

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Look, a couple of minutes polishing and it's as good as new.

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One rain, damp, heats, mercury.

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Nothing touches this metal.

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No corrosion, Jan Lee. Think of that.

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Well, I hope the examiner lets you go on with your experiments.

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Frankly, I doubt it.

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I think the governor's brought the examiner here to stop you opening the capsule.

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You should join our group, Lester.

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You might need us one day.

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So the murdered man was the real examiner.

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Well, didn't you say you did it?

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The doctor got this button, though.

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No, I think he's pretty dull around here.

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I don't know why we don't just go back to the TARDIS.

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Doctor, are you going to let them think you're the real examiner?

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Well, won't that be dangerous?

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Look, why don't you stop blowing that thing and talk to us properly?

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Ben!

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No, don't you start. It's bad enough we did.

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Well, he hasn't done anything.

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No, that's just the trouble.

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He knows what happened back at the TARDIS, yet will he tell us?

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Will he come out and say? Will he admit to being the doctor?

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Come in!

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I am Hensel, the governor.

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I trust you're all feeling much better.

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I felt worse, governor.

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Governor?

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If Earth had seemed fit to warn us you were coming,

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we might possibly have been able to guide you down to the landing area.

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If Earth didn't warn you we were coming, governor,

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they must have had a very good reason.

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I wonder what it was.

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Now look here, I run this colony.

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I'm entitled to know why you've come to Vulcan.

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What is your brief?

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I am the examiner.

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Why are you here?

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To examine.

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And I intend to start my examination at once.

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Someone's leaked reports about these rebel groups.

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That's it, isn't it?

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Your turn now, governor.

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There is Lesterson's capsule.

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Internal affairs are my business, Brayden.

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Please don't interfere.

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Please go on.

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The capsule.

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It was found in a mercury swamp.

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It must have been here for centuries.

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Interesting. Continue.

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For centuries before the Earth colony arrived,

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I felt it might be dangerous.

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It might contain bacteria.

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I shall examine the capsule later.

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You may leave us.

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I shall look forward to your report.

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Brayden, see that the examiner and his party

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get some proper clothes, will you?

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We are wearing proper clothes.

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How did he get that thing back again?

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That was a bit of a cheat, wasn't it?

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Seeing if the governor was the guy you got the button off.

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Doctor, when he was talking to you,

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you were staring at the other man.

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Yes.

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Very rude of me, wasn't he?

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Terrible manners.

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To tell you the truth, I was studying his reactions.

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Seeing if he agreed with the story.

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Did he?

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Just have a look at that capsule.

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You know, you want to watch you don't take this examiner stuff a bit too far.

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Answers must come from that mercury swamp.

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Because at least one bloke ain't going to be fooled.

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When Brayden found us, he definitely said space capsule.

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Look, you're not going to fool the guy that did the real examiner in.

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Brayden.

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What's all this nonsense about having to have a pass to see the examiner?

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It's the governor's idea.

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Surely it doesn't apply to me.

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It's not my order, Quinn.

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I expect the governor wants to keep people away from him.

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It sounded like one of your red tape ideas.

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It has nothing to do with me.

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Right.

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Oh, God.

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Sorry, Janet.

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My fault.

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You all right?

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Yes.

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Lester just cleared me out of his lab.

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Is the examiner going to let him open the capsule?

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I don't know.

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I'm on my way there now.

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If I can push past Brayden's army of layabouts.

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Where did you get this?

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It dropped from the capsule.

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Dropped?

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Yes, when it was being hauled into the laboratory.

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But you can see, this metal could revolutionize space travel.

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That's why I'm insisting that we open it.

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Well, who knows what other marvels there may be inside.

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But Lesterson, I didn't think you could open it.

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Well, I have a theory.

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I'm convinced that the opening mechanism on the other side is either here or here.

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Now, my theory is that I can insert a laser ray in this bridge here.

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The ray spreads, infuses the opening device and gets us in.

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Examiner, I shall have to make it your responsibility.

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A laser, why not?

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It shouldn't be too difficult.

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Well, we'll try the other side.

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It's a bit disappointing.

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But, eh, this is just an entryway, isn't it?

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Yes, I suppose so.

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This doesn't get us very far, does it?

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Getting into the rest of the capsule will take time, Governor.

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Well, can't you use that torsion again? That must be enough.

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I shall have to measure it up and find out where the lock mechanism is.

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I think we'll leave it for tonight.

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Leave it for tonight? What are we coming here for?

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That is my decision, Governor.

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Good heavens above, man!

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A hundred years, you say? This has been buried?

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Or at least, there must be something in the inner compartment.

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We shall be able to find out where it came from originally.

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It didn't come from this planet, Falcon.

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No, no, no, no, the metal is quite alien.

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Alien?

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Yes, very alien.

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Good night.

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We'll see Atsu now.

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Then we're not going to let him out of our sight.

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Well, Lesterson, you got your way?

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Was it worth sending for this examiner, this idiotic examiner?

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I didn't send for him, I thought you did.

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Why don't you let me talk to the examiner, Hansel? I can find out what he's here for.

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No, no, no, you keep away from him.

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We're leaving to work with Lesterson here.

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We've all got enough to do without having to worry about some amateur critic from Earth interfering.

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But, for five minutes...

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You heard what I said, Quinn.

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You were fine keeping the examiner busy, Lesterson?

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I don't mind what you do with him, so long as you keep his nose out of our business.

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Yes, all right.

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All right, well, we shall talk about it tomorrow.

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Ben!

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What?

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She's in the corridor.

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Who is?

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That doctor you brought. Come on, quick.

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She's going towards Lesterson's lab.

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Of course, to her space capsule.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Come in and meet the Daleks.

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You could have opened it before.

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These two pieces of metal are identical.

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The doctor got one of them from the Daleks himself.

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Why did you kick-sign the doctor? Do you mean you?

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I knew I should find them here.

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I knew it.

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Well, they look harmless, not very lively.

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What do you think?

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Two hundred years in a swamp and you wouldn't look very lively either.

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Nothing could live through that, could it?

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Live?

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Nothing you would know.

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Doctor, look!

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What's the matter?

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Why, there are three Daleks in here.

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What's happened to the other one?

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Doctor!

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Doctor!

25:36.800 --> 25:59.800
The End