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What about all the�데?

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Are you ok Saturday?

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Oh

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Landing look I am fair, right? Oh

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Thank the Lord for that, you know doctor I'll never ask you to do that again, huh?

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There must be no reason for that

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Anyway doctor you you've done it. It's Mars. It must be your landing the chart is exactly where you said you would

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I

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Wait a mo this don't look like Mars to me

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No Duchess, but I have seen pictures of the moon surface and that's what this looks like that's the moon

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Doctor is it the moon?

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Well, you weren't too far out will you only about 200 million miles all right, let's move on

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We can

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Now what you don't expect to land us on the moon and moon and just let us fly off just like that

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Do you yeah, at least let's have a look round that picture can be the moon the moon's way up in the sky

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Where do you think you're going? We're not gonna tell us. It's no surely. Oh, please doctor

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The TARDIS isn't out of control or anything. Is it? No, no, no. No, it was just a bumpy landing. That's all

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Yeah, well if you must go ashore

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Only half an hour, right? You can't go sure like that. You need spacesuits. There's no atmosphere out there. Come on

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There's some in the chest

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We'll maybe meet the old man of the moon

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Nobody maybe don't get some gear on what why?

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Look over there

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I don't see anything

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What did you say?

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Sort of great glow in the sky

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It's probably your eyes getting used to the lunar light. Hey doctor possibly

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I'm gonna need these great gloves for

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Try a little jump

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All right

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Careful! One tear in that spacesuit and you'll suffocate

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Never tell them to take a ballet lesson, Ben

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Here I come, here I come

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Where's he gone?

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Over there

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What on earth?

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Look!

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What is it?

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I don't know

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Hey I can see Jamie, there he is

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Hey there's somebody coming out

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Come on, let's go

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I don't know

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I don't know

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I don't know

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I don't know

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Right there

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Right there

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Right there

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What on earth is it?

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I don't know

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Get him along to the medical unit

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But doctor Evans has gone down with it as well

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Yes I know that but the relief doctor from earth should be here on the next shuttle rocket

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Yes of course

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Bob give me a hand will you

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Yes right

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And

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Jule you take over

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Come on he won't bite you

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There must be some source to this infection

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Look we'd better get the lads in here and tell them what's happening

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Get them on the blur would you Niels

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Ok Noppy

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Niels speaking

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We've got a bit of a flap on up here

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Mr. Hobson wants a word with you all

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Hello

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Where did you lads spring from?

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Don't tell me the shuttle rocket's arrived already

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No it hasn't

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There's another one with them sir

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Bob's taken him along to the medical unit

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He's just knocked himself out or something

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Oh no as if we hadn't got enough troubles already

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Have they been through the sterile room?

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Yes Holly

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We don't want to cause you any trouble

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Just let us collect our young friend and we'll be off

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Hey not so fast

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Please let me go and see Jamie

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I will take you there mademoiselle if you will come with me

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Alright young lady you can carry on

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This way

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But I'd just like to have a word with you two

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If you do with an extra bacteria check by the look of it

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Bacteria check?

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That's what I said

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Well thanks

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Have you know our TARDIS is a sterile

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TARDIS?

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Our space craft

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They're all here sir anytime you're ready

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Right well we'll learn more about your space craft a little later

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Meanwhile you better come along with me meet my team and listen to what I have to say

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Thank you very much

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Well you know what this place is?

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Well

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It looks like some sort of

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Weather control centre?

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Ah yes and that's the thing with which you control the weather

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That's the culprit then

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Aye

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That's what gave us such a bumpy landing

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Some sort of gravity device

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Some sort of gravity device

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You are from earth aren't you?

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Yes

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Well where have you been for the last 20 years

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Every school kid knows about the Gravitron isn't there?

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Ah yes

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It must be about the year

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2050 then

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We've got a proper Rip Van Winkle here

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It's 2070 in case you'd like to know

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There you are I was only 20 years out

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Well before we all forget what century we're in

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I better tell you why I've called you here

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Why don't you introduce us first

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I am a doctor

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A doctor?

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You've arrived just in time we need your help

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Ah do you?

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I'll see you in a moment

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Now this virus

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Well I may be able to help you if you'll introduce us

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Doctor you better meet him

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We're all scientists here you see

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No room for idle hands I see to that

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Roger Benoit beside you there is my assistant

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He takes over as chief scientist

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If anything happens to me

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He's a physicist like me and Joe Benson

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Niels our mad dave

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Is an astronomer and mathematician

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As is Charlie here

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Ralph, Jules and France are geologists

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When they're not acting as cooks

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Lookouts, general and you know handymen

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And this is where you control the earth's weather

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I see

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The gravitron there controls the tides

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The tides control the weather

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And from this console here we plot it all on that map

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Simple eh?

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Oh yeah very simple

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We should add all this back in 1966

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Was it a bad year?

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What's happened?

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What's happened?

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It's Jim quick

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France take over

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Yes Jim

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We've been cladified with a pacific starting to move

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What does that mean?

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Some sort of change in the weather

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We'll soon hear from earth what it means

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Here it comes

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International space control headquarters earth calling weather control moon

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Come in please

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Moon port standing by

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I've seen it like that before doctor

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Moon port standing by

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Hobson here

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What's happening up there?

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The hurricane you were guiding is now 45 degrees off course

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It's threatening Hawaii

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One of my men was taken ill

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We're operational again now

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The controller would like to know the cause of the illness

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Yes so have we

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We've now got three men down with this mystery virus

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In the past few hours

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Including the doctor

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One moment please

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Stand by for further instructions

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Just hang on another couple of minutes lads

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We better hear what the great Mr. Rindberg has to say

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Robbie

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There it is again

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I'll play it back to you

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Yes so have we

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We've now got three men down with this mystery virus

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In the past few hours

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Including the doctor

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One moment please

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Stand by for further instructions

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One moment please

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Stand by for further instructions

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Stand by for further instructions

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Stand by for further instructions

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Hear the big noise ratio on that rerun

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We're being monitored again

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Monitored?

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Someone not too far away from the base

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Is listening to every word we say

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Moon base

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Moon base

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Come in moon base

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Still standing by

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Still standing by

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Still standing by

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Well?

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Your instructions are to send blood samples back to earth for investigation

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Well when can we do that?

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The next shuttle Rocky's not for another month

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Then they must be put on that rocket

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In the meantime the moon base is to be put in quarantine

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Quarantine?

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Well what if these men aren't fit enough to go back to work

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I shall need replacements

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If you radio information about this virus

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We'll do our best to identify it and suggest treatment

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I demand to speak to Rindberg

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The controller is busy

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I'm sorry

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Over and out

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Over and out

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Over and out

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Over and out

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Over and out

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That whole conversation was monitored by someone or something

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Oh never mind about that now that Rindberg fella just won't talk to you

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How can we trace down this mystery illness with the doctor himself down with it

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We'd better get out of these things and see how Jamie is

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Perhaps I could be of help in the sick bay now

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Anything you can do

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Bob! Yes Mr. Hobson?

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Show him to the medical unit will you? Yes of course

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This way please

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Well you all heard the position

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We don't know what this infection is or how it got into the base

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But I want you all to take extra precautions while this emergency is on

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We may be short handed for quite a while

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Is that how it goes doctor?

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Yes that's right

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Then this unit automatically controls the pulse, the temperature and the breathing

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A sort of electronic doctor

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Yes

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And he'll give you a pair of trousers

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And he even gives you medicines too

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Yes it'll do very nearly anything

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Can't be nice to him

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How do you think he is doctor?

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Oh he's not too bad, he's a bit concussed and feverish

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But he'll be alright with rest

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The Piper, the McCrimmon Piper

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Don't let him get me!

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Piper? No

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Some legend of his clan

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As far as I can make out this Piper appears to a McCrimmon just before he dies

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Has this Phantom Piper appeared to Jamie yet?

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You don't believe it do you?

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No but he does, it's important to him

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He keeps asking us to keep the Piper away from him

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Good

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Well we'll see whether we can do just that

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Well carry on nurse

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Well at least I tried to help

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With a ward full of sick men and no doctor, somebody's got to do something

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I wonder who this is?

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Don't get too near Polly, have a look on his chart

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Yes that's a good idea

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It's Doctor Evans

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Oh yes, the station doctor, he was the first one to get it

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He looks one of the worst

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There's something about this epidemic that I don't quite understand

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It's not like a real disease at all, it's almost as if...

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Well not real, what more do you want?

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I don't know, but there are certain signs and symptoms which don't add up

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Ben, I want you to go along to the control room and keep an eye on things

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Well Al

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Give a hand, do anything but keep your eyes and ears open

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Right, something's very wrong here

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Something very wrong indeed

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Steal up hubby

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Why don't you take a rest, go and get some sleep

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How can I rest with that thing up the spout?

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You know the score as well as I do

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Five units off centre, we lift half London into space

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Five more and the Atlantic water level goes up three feet

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Rimbaud just doesn't understand the pressure we're under

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Hey you, what do you think you're doing skulking there?

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Well I was just wondering, I forgot, if I could help sir

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Help? How could you help?

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We could do with an extra pair of hands, he can help me

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Well keep him away from me that's all

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Alright I'll go and lie down, call me if anything happens

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Yes of course

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Oh by the way, there were two more of those momentary drops in air pressure while I was on, I put them in the lodge

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Right

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Well there are some coffee cups to clear away if you wish to be helpful

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Right

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And oh, Ralph, that is number 14, needs a hand down in the food store

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Can you find a way there?

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Yeah I'll find it

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Goodbye

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Anyone would think we've got rats up here

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Who's that?

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Who is it?

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It's only me mate

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For heaven's sake, don't go sneaking around like that

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Blimey, you lot are half edgy

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You will be too mate, you've been up here long enough

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Say, are you responsible for the broken bags here?

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Oh come off it, I've only just arrived haven't I?

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Uh huh, okay, see if you can find that lot, around the back there most likely

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Okay

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Let's see, still needs some more milk and sugar

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Number 14?

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Ralph?

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Where are you?

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Oh, I'm in St. Alfred, funny bloke

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Who's that?

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Shh, it's all right Polly, it's only me, we don't want to wake everyone up do we?

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You look as though you could do with some sleep yourself

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I'm all right

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What have you got there?

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Oh, I've been doing a little investigation

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A piece of silver paper, what is it?

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I don't know

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What's happened?

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Oh, it's nothing, it's probably just a change over in the time cycle

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What do you mean?

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Oh, well you see, it's rather interesting really

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You see, on the moon, they have a fortnight of days and a fortnight of nights

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Well?

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Well it's obvious isn't it?

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They have to make their own day and night artificially up here

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Or it should upset their whole biological time clock

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Their what?

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I don't know whether they were coming or going, get it?

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Yes

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Clever girl, QED, that's why it's dark up here

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Oh, I see what you mean, yes of course, how stupid of me

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Of course, along at the control centre it's probably broad daylight

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Polly, you wouldn't be making fun of me would you?

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No

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Doctor Evans!

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The hand, no, don't touch me, no, the silver hand

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Ah!

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Doctor, is he?

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Yes, I'm afraid he is

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What are you going to do?

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What did he mean by the silver hand?

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I better report this to Mr Hobson

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Can't find him, Ralph

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Well I was helping him load some stores and he just disappeared

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What, in this place?

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Well there are only 19 of us

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Have you tried his quarters?

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Yes

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Why didn't you report this to me?

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Well I'm just telling you now, aren't I?

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Now what?

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I'm very sorry, it's Doctor Evans

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Well?

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I'm afraid he's dead

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Dead?

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No

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This must be reported at once

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Yes, it's got to be

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No, no, we haven't got enough data yet, you know what they're like down there

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I'll come to the sick bay with you, come on

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Here

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Gently, Jamie

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Jamie

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Ah!

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What's the matter?

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Something just went out of that door

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Nils, John

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What was it?

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Nothing, nothing there

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Your nerves are getting the better of you

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Where's Evans body?

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Over there

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All right, let's get it over

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Is this someone's idea of a particularly bad joke?

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This is no joke, believe me

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Mr. Hobson, Mr. Hobson, you are wanted

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Another man's collapsed at the controls, the graviton has swung off alignment again

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Come on

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And you'd better find that doctor's body or out you all go, quarantine or no quarantine

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I don't understand what could have happened, I must have dozed off or something

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One thing I am sure of, something went out of that door just as you came in

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That body can't just have vanished

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Polly, I'm going to leave you alone, now just for a minute

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All right

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Water, water

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I'll go and get you some

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Water

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It's you, the phantom paper