He's a flying beastie!
Hey you! Stop!
Scatter!
The pilot said what?
Police box on the runway.
A likely story. Tell him to get back into stack and await further instructions.
Miss Rock, get the airport police.
Captain Control, Sugar Delta X-ray. Return to stack.
Police, Commandant here. Inbound aircraft reports obstruction on intersection of runways 5 and 2.
Investigate and report back.
Back. Police box.
Jimmy, come over here with me.
Come on!
Just a minute.
Give me that envelope.
I would advise you to stop.
Can you come quickly? Trouble.
Trouble? What happened?
The postcards. Someone found them.
Right.
All right, all right. So you dumped it by number 4 hangar. But what was it?
It was a police box?
Get me the police chief.
All right, you can bring those planes down now. Structure's been cleared.
Right, sir.
Do you think it was some kind of practical joke, sir? Students or maybe someone?
Ah, whoever it was, they're going to pay for it as soon as I get my hands on them.
I'm not going to have the lives of passengers endangered by practical jokes as anyone else.
Superintendent Reynolds, I have the commandant for you. The chief of police.
Listen, what's all this about a police box on the runway?
Well, security's got to be tightened up all round.
He reports that four suspects were seen running away from him.
No, idiot. If a policeman lost them, they're probably miles away by now.
Get me immigration.
Tell them to let me know if any suspicious characters are seen on the air.
There's Polly. Polly, over here.
Doctor, I've just seen a man killed.
But by one of the beasties?
No, no. He was murdered by another man.
Get your breath, Polly, and tell us exactly what happened.
Well, I went into the hangar to get away from the policeman, and there were two men in there.
One of them had a gun, and he shot the other one.
The murderer? Did he see you?
Well, he chased me, but I managed to lose him.
Could you find his hangar again?
Well, I think so. I can't remember the name. It was Chameleon something or other.
Hey, where's Ben?
I haven't seen him. Come on, let's find his hangar.
But listen, with a gun, he'll be looking for me.
We'll look after you. Now, come on.
But what about Ben?
I will bring him. Come on.
Who was he?
He found the postcards.
His name?
I don't know. I caught him in the office. He found evidence. I had to stop him.
You've killed Detective Inspector Gascoigne, the policeman.
Do you think a parent sent him?
Possibly. It doesn't matter.
The important thing is that nobody should find him. Arrange disposal.
All right, get it over here as quickly as possible.
The container is on the way.
Right. Destroy this.
Why have you left those suitcases there?
The detective. He interrupted me.
Spencer.
Look.
Polly, this man who killed him. Would you recognize him again?
Well, yes. He chased me. I'd recognize him anywhere.
Fool.
Polly. How do you say he was killed?
With a gun.
Can you describe it to me?
No, it was too far away. Why?
This man was electrocuted. His clothes are all scorched.
It was definitely some kind of a gun, Doctor.
Maybe. But not one that's been developed yet on this planet.
This man they call Doctor. Where does he get his knowledge?
He looks like a normal being.
More intelligent than most. He's a threat to our operation.
I'll kill him.
No. Get the girl. She can identify you. We can deal with the man later.
He may talk.
So. Nobody will believe him.
We must report this to the authorities.
That man who chased us. We could find him maybe.
What? The policeman?
No, no, Jamie. We must find the man in charge in this place.
But what about him? We can't just leave him here.
There's nothing else we can do. Now let's find the main airport building. Come on.
Are you sure this is the right way, Doctor?
It seems to be leading to the main airport building.
What happened to me?
A temporary disablement. You'll be back to normal any second now.
Where are you taking me?
I'll explain.
I've got her.
Excellent. Did anybody see you this time?
She was following behind her friends, but they didn't notice.
They'll come looking for me.
Sit down.
Murderers.
You have to show some respect and answer my questions.
Which airline do you work for?
I don't understand.
You must belong to some airline or the airport authority to be in this part of the airport.
It's got nothing to do with the airport. We just arrived. We were lost.
I was trying to find someone to help me and I saw him. Killer man.
You say you just arrived. How did you get here?
We'll gain nothing by questioning her. The important thing is that we've got her.
You don't think my friends are just going to forget me like that, do you?
I don't understand it, Doctor. Polly's nowhere to be seen. Something must have happened to her.
It's locked, Jamie. Don't be there.
I'm afraid we're wasting our time here, Jamie.
The sooner we find the authorities and tell it all to them, the better. Come on.
Right.
Yes, you're right. Your friends are worried about you.
Well, then we shall have to do something to stop them worrying.
British United, Doctor Scott, passenger recently arrived from Alderney on flight number JY17.
This seems to be the way, Jamie.
Excuse me. We're looking for someone in authority.
Just a moment, sir. All in good time.
Thank you, madam. Now, sir, your passport, please.
I've got no time for that. We want to see someone in authority.
I am in authority. Your passport, please.
You don't understand. We have something important to report.
Yes, sir. When you've found your passport. The next one, please.
What's a passport, Doctor? Some sort of official mumbo-jumbo.
Look! We've just discovered a dead body out there.
Did you hear me?
Well, sir, if I were you, I'd inform the police.
Then please tell me where we can find them.
There's probably a policeman in the main concourse.
And where is that? Through this door and turn to your left.
Thank you. Thank you very much. Come on, Jamie.
May I see your passport, sir?
We neither of us have passports. Now, does that satisfy you?
I think you must be mistaken, sir. You couldn't have got on the aircraft without passports.
What aircraft? The one you arrived on, sir.
We didn't arrive on an aircraft.
Now, look here, sir. This joke's gone far enough.
You know and I know that you must have arrived here on the last inbound flight,
which was flight number 729 to Madrid.
I'm not talking about TARDIS. What, sir?
It's the way we got here.
You gentlemen wouldn't know anything about a police box, would you?
That's just what I'm saying. We had...
I really think that our mode of conveyance is irrelevant.
The important thing is that we've discovered a dead body out there
and we want to report it to someone in authority.
I think you'll have plenty of opportunity to see someone in authority.
Well, thank you.
Will you take a seat, please? Over there.
Thank you very much.
Give me the commandant, please.
Hello, sir. Jenkins here. Immigration desk number 5.
I think I've got two of your suspects here.
Anyone here?
Must be someone around.
Anyone here?
Oh, hello. Captain Blade about?
Well, I don't know. I'm a bit lost.
You looking for me?
Yes, I have your flight schedules here. They're all in order.
Thank you.
Goodbye.
What do you want?
I'm looking for the way out, mate.
This is private property. Visitors are not welcome.
Do you belong to the airport staff?
Yeah, I started today.
But I didn't mean to come here. I just got lost, see?
Are you sure?
Of course I am.
Are you going to direct me or not?
Yes, of course.
Come on, I'll show you the way.
Say, this girl actually witnessed a murder.
Yes, she saw the man killed.
He was electrocuted with a ray gun.
A what?
What does it matter what sort of gun? The point is he was killed and my friend saw it happen.
Where is she? I'd like to talk to her.
Well, that's another thing. She's vanished.
Oh, people who vanish. Ray guns. Is this some sort of joke?
You wouldn't think it a joke if you'd come and see the body.
Flight do these people come in on?
Well, sir, they came with the passengers from flight 729 from Madrid, but they've no passports.
Perhaps you'd kindly explain why you have no passport.
Oh, look, we're all wasting time.
Now, are you going to come and see that body or am I going to find someone who really is in charge in this place?
I am in charge in this place, thank you. Now, you'll both accompany me to this hangar immediately.
Well, thank you. Thank you very much. Last.
Tell air traffic control where I am.
Yes, sir.
Immigration desk number five here. Number one's just gone to the hangar area. He wanted me to let you know.
As a matter of fact, he's just gone to look for a dead body.
Yes.
It's going to be one of those days, isn't it?
Get her?
She's being processed. They can take another on the next flight.
Excellent.
All機ilities due for next flight are controlled by the
The body, it's gone!
Quite sure you've got the right hanger?
Aye, the name's up outside. The body was lying just here.
Well, let's see what we have got, shall we?
What exactly are you doing?
The police, of course. The trouble is, I can't tell them who he was.
Some sort of mystery man, no doubt.
As a matter of fact, he was. There was nothing in his pockets to identify him.
Oh, a man with nothing in his pockets?
Yes, I was rather surprised myself.
Now, wait a minute, there was one thing.
What did he have in his pocket?
This.
A postage stamp?
Ah, but it's Spanish, and it hasn't been used.
Oh, I'm sure that'll make all the difference.
Exactly.
Hello? This is interesting.
What have you found now?
It's burnt fibres.
What about this, Doctor? This wasn't here before. It's a burn mark.
You're right, Jamie. That's quite new.
Well, it's good to see someone is using their intelligence.
Oh, I've had enough of this. You two are coming with me.
That was definitely made by a ray gun.
Ray gun? Burnt fibres? Foreign stamps?
Unused foreign...
All right, unused foreign stamps. I must be as mad as you are even to be listening to you.
You know what they've done with it, don't you?
Done with what?
The body. Somewhere there's a large packing case.
Right behind you, Doctor!
Can I help you?
Are you connected with Chameleon Tour?
Yes, I'm Captain Blade, Chief Pilot.
Ah, these gentlemen seem to think there's an incident happened in here.
An incident?
Would you mind if we had a look at this packing case?
May I ask who you are?
I'm the Commandant.
Yes, of course.
What do you expect to find?
A dead man.
Very interesting.
Plastic cups.
Now I'm going to do some investigating on my own.
But I'm glad I've aroused your interest.
Oh, but you have. And what I'm going to investigate is you and why you're both here in the airport.
Thank you, Captain Blade. Come on, you two, out!
Come on, Cheney. We'd better humor him.
Bring him down.
All right.
Will he survive?
If we hurry.
There you are.
We've got to get you to the airport building.
You'll be safe.
He's reaching suffocation point. Hurry.
You'd have let me search the place properly.
That hangar is leased to a private charter company.
I've no right to search in there, let alone you.
Now will you kindly sit down and keep quiet?
Jenkins, get on to Superintendent Reynolds.
This is his job. These people are trespassing.
We've just got another flight coming through, sir.
All right, I'll do it.
Dr. Luke!
Commandant, this is the girl I was telling you about.
I beg your pardon?
Do you know these gentlemen?
No, why should I?
According to them, they know you.
Now, where have you been, Polly?
Polly?
My name isn't Polly. You must have made a mistake.
I've never seen them before in my life.
I'm sorry.