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(DOCTOR WHO THEME)

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(MEL SCREAMING)

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(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

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Help!

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(SCREAMING)

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Help!

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(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

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- Help! Help me!
- Be quiet and don't move.

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- Have you... Have you done this before?
- No, this is the first time,

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but Mel, if you don't stop squawking,
it'll be the last.

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(DOCTOR COUGHING)

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(GROANS)

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DOCTOR: You know, I can't help
feeling sorry for the Rani, Mel,

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getting caught in her own devious trap.

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She's got nobody to blame but herself.

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I suppose so.

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But what was she doing
prowling around on Lakertya?

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Well, I'd have thought
the reason was obvious.

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Is it?

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She must be on the brink of
a major discovery.

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Have to be a cosmic breakthrough
for a neuro chemist of her stature

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to come storming the barricades.

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All the more reason to press on,
get there first.

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You've repeatedly said
that in the wrong hands,

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scientific knowledge can be dangerous.

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What scientific knowledge?
What am I doing?

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- If only I could remember.
- Oh, don't start all that again.

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Look, repair the machine
and maybe we'll find the solution.

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The machine won't tell me
what's behind that locked door, will it?

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The machine won't restore my memory,
will it?

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If the Rani was after our experiment,
we must be playing with fire.

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Oh, forget the Rani.
She's finished. Destroyed!

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Is she?
Oh, don't underestimate her.

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She's a brilliant but sterile mind.
There's not one spark of decency in her.

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- I'm overwhelmed.
- You are?

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- Such superior diagnostic talents.
- It's my forte.

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Well, then, it's a pity they can't be
concentrated on the machine.

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(DOCTOR GRUNTING)

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(MEL YELPS)

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(URAK GROWLING)

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DOCTOR: And another thing.

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Why was the Rani dressed like you, Mel?

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- Perhaps she's fashion-conscious?
- No.

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She was in disguise.
Practising another one of her talents.

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(METALLIC CLANGING)

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Really?

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Are you going to be
much longer in there, Doctor?

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Afraid so.
More hasta, less vista.

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(GROWLING)

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(LOUD GROWLING)

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Any sign of the...
What did you call it?

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TETRAPS: No. Come.
Keep moving.

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Look. Look, look, I'm grateful
for your help, of course, but,

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but gratitude isn't going
to turn me into a puppet.

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I've already come
to that painful conclusion.

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Well, then, tell me,
are we just running scared

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or are we heading for somewhere
in particular?

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The answer to both questions is yes.
Now, can we go?

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Wait here.

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Hurry, Ikona! Hurry!

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I cannot understand

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how I could have made
such a fundamental mistake.

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Oh, let me.

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(GRUNTING)

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What was the mistake?

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The heat radiation from the catalyst
was of high frequency.

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You mean I... You used
the wrong heat conducting material?

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So elementary.

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I broke
the second law of thermodynamics.

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So, if we substituted
a suitable material, would it work?

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Well, you should know
the answer to that, Mel.

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Didn't CP Snow
expound on thermodynamics?

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Doctor, is this relevant?

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Well, you said you admired
all his writings,

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- read all his books.
- Did I?

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- Oh, I must have forgotten.
- You, Mel, forget?

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- A kangaroo never forgets.
- Elephant.

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Oh, yes.

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Memory like an elephant.

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A running gag applied to you,
I feel sure, Mel.

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Oh. Perhaps the machine exploding
affected my memory, too.

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Doctor, what were the readings?

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Oh, here, see for yourself.

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That's where
they've set up headquarters.

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Well, then,
that's where the Doctor must be.

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- You can't be sure.
- I can. You don't know the Doctor.

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(SCOFFS) If he's in there,
I probably never will.

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There's no "if" about it, he's in there.

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Any idea what the central ramp's for?

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<i>No. AL I know is that building it
cost the lives of many Lakertyans.</i>

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(SIGHING) Something must have
gone terribly wrong.

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The logic of that escapes me.

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Well, they kidnapped the Doctor,

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and no one would do that
unless they were desperate for his help.

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He's not exactly predictable.

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Come on.

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- RANI: Would PHB or PES do?
- DOCTOR: What?

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- I asked you a question!
- Did you?

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- Mel, there's something caged in there.
- Yes, I dare say.

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- Would PHB or PES do?
- Eh?

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As a suitable material for the machine.

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Oh, yes. PHB. It's biodegradable.

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We don't want to litter up Lakertya
with non-destructible waste

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like they're doing on your planet, Mel.

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- What are you looking for?
- Sugar and starch.

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- We can ferment our own.
- You won't find it there.

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What about the alternative?

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PES? No, not so good.
It's a petroleum-based plastic.

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- Slightly amber, almost opaque?
- Mmm-hmm.

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- I know where I can get some.
- Where?

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From the Lakertyans.

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You repair the machine, I'll go and get it.

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But I thought you said
the Lakertyans weren't very advanced.

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- Did I?
- Yes.

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When we discovered that sad skeleton.

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Wait here.

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Faroon!

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I'm glad to see you, Ikona,
although I shouldn't be.

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Does sitting on opposite sides
of the fence

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mean we can't still be friends?

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I'm afraid it does when you cut
yourself off from the rest of us

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and deliberately
ignore Beyus's instructions.

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I can't accept he's right to collaborate.

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He is being held hostage.
He has no choice.

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It's the only way that BEYUS can save
the rest of us from destruction.

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Well, he didn't save her, did he?

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- (FAROON GASPS)
- It's all right, Faroon,

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she's not with the TETRAPS.

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You said "her"?

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MEL: Yes, well, she was running away
from something.

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You saw what happened, too, Ikona?

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You're not usually so reluctant
to air your thoughts.

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From which direction did she come?

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Well, along there.

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It was as though she was escaping
from the Tetrap headquarters.

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It was Sarn.

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- Who was Sarn?
- The daughter of Faroon and BEYUS.

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I'm sorry.

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I didn't realise.

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I... I had to be told.

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There was nothing to be done.

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She stepped on a trap.

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Yet another victim.

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I must go to Beyus.

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Where are you going?

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If Beyus is collaborating,

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then he must be
in the Tetrap headquarters

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and that's where the Doctor will be.

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(PLAYING RHYTHMICALLY)

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- You're still determined to get in?
- No matter what the risk.

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Madness.

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(IKONA SCOFFS)

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It must be contagious.

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I'll draw him off.

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- Who are you?
- You!

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- Where's Mel?
- Where's the Doctor?

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- What have you done with her?
- Stay away from me.

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- What have you done with the Doctor?
- (DOCTOR GRUNTING)

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Now we'll get to the truth.
What have you done with him, you brute!

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- He's here!
- Where? Under the carpet?

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It's me, you washerwoman! Me!

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Never! You're nothing like him.
If the Doctor's been harmed...

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(SCREAMING) Help! Put me down! Oh. Oh.

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Drop the melodramatics.

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Your pathetic impersonation
doesn't fool me at all.

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- What?
- Incidentally, that wig's not you.

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Ow!

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(GROANING)

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(URAK GRUNTING)

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URAK: I am sorry, Mistress.

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I have not seen you
dressed in these clothes before.

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Oh! Inquests bore me!

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I knew you weren't finished, Rani.
I told Mel as much.

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- You told me?
- No, Mel!

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I am Mel. Who's the Rani?

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Try looking in the mirror,
the face of evil.

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- I've had enough of this drivel!
- All right, compromise.

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- Let me feel your pulse.
- Don't touch me!

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Ah, the proof of the pumpkin's
in the squeezing.

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You don't even talk like the Doctor,
you miserable fraud.

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Let me feel your pulse.

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Pulses, I should say.
Two of them, one for each heart.

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You're a raving lunatic.

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Yes, perhaps I am,
because if you're the Rani,

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I'm dicing with destruction.

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- And if I'm Mel?
- Mel?

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The worst she'll do
is give me carrot juice.

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Carrot juice?
What made me think of that?

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Well, perhaps the real Doctor told you.
It was his favourite drink.

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- Favourite? I hate it!
- Oh.

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Aha, caught you out, haven't I?

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But if you're the real Doctor,
then why do you look like that?

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I've regenerated,

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and I'm suffering
from post-regeneration amnesia,

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as far as I can remember.

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Fair exchange is no mockery.
You feel my pulses, I'll feel yours.

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I'll lean across here
with my arm behind my back

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if you want proof I'm a Time Lord.
Come on.

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A double pulse!
Then you really are the Doctor.

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That's what I've been trying
to tell you. Now yours.

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I know about regeneration, of course.

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Mel?

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But you're completely different.

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Nothing like you were.

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The face,

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height,

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hair.

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Everything's changed.

209
00:16:07,848 --> 00:16:11,768
Yes. And I've become more of a fool,
too, it seems, Mel.

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Doesn't bode well
for my seventh persona,

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being so completely taken in
by the wretched Rani.

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The Rani?
Is that who hijacked the TARDIS?

213
00:16:27,168 --> 00:16:29,448
But what does she want with me?

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00:16:35,528 --> 00:16:39,168
- Where do you think you're going?
- With you, Mistress.

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I told you not to enter my TARDIS
without permission.

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Now, stay here.

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DOCTOR: Strange matter!

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- Never heard of it.
- You should have, Mel.

219
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A Princeton physicist discovered it
in your Earth year 1984.

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Computers are my speciality,
not nuclear physics.

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It's an incredibly dense form of matter.

222
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A lump the size of this
would weigh more than your planet Earth.

223
00:17:05,048 --> 00:17:08,208
- Well, what can the Rani's interest be?
- An astute question.

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If that asteroid exploded,
it would send off a blast of gamma rays

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equivalent to a supernova.

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And then it would be goodbye, Lakertya.

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00:17:16,848 --> 00:17:19,248
And everything else
in this corner of the galaxy.

228
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When the Rani dabbles,
she dabbles on a grand scale.

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Here. Go and listen.

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(DULL THUDDING)

231
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It's weird. It's like a giant heartbeat.

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Yes.

233
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But why, Mel, why?

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What is she up to?

235
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It starts here.

236
00:17:46,768 --> 00:17:48,648
Oh, forget it, Doctor.

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Let's high tail it back to the TARDIS
and get out of here.

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And leave the Lakertyans
to the machinations of the Rani?

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Impossible!

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Given time, I'll work out the combination.

241
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9-5-3.

242
00:18:00,768 --> 00:18:02,688
Did you hear a voice?
Or am I hallucinating?

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- BEYUS: 9-5-3.
- Well, go on, quick, 9-5-3.

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Who would have thought
she would have been so obvious?

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(CHUCKLES) That's my age.
And the Rani's.

246
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The girl's on the loose.
Find her before she finds the Doctor.

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Yes, Mistress.

248
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Hypatia.

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Einstein!

250
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BEYUS: Names which
are meaningless to us.

251
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Geniuses, every one of them.

252
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The Rani's collected together
the most creative minds

253
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and the most powerful matter
in the universe.

254
00:19:09,968 --> 00:19:11,408
She's a murderess.

255
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Sarn was not her first victim,
there have been many.

256
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The scope of her imagination
is breathtaking.

257
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You sound as though you admire her.

258
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Not admiration.
Fascination.

259
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And sadness.

260
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If only the Rani could have redirected
her incredible talents for good.

261
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The fascination's mutual.
She's reserved this one for you.

262
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What is it I can contribute
that these other geniuses can't?

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You're a Time Lord.

264
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With a unique conceptual understanding
of the properties of time.

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- Do you know what's behind that door?
- I've never been permitted to see.

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Pity.

267
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Beyus, why have you assisted?

268
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"Collaborated" is the word
that you are avoiding, Doctor.

269
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I've no choice.

270
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She's coming!

271
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- Take Mel!
- I'll take her with me.

272
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- Doctor, you can't stay.
- Go, Mel! Go!

273
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Ah, yes, yes. Let me see.

274
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Polyethersulphone. Excellent.
How clever you are, Mel.

275
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- Where did you find it?
- In the storeroom.

276
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Doctor, why was the monitor on?

277
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On, is it? Oh, yes.
I was trying to jog my memory.

278
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No luck, though. Hold the other end, Mel.

279
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You're not concentrating, Mel.
Hold it steady.

280
00:21:22,168 --> 00:21:24,968
We've got to manoeuvre it into position.

281
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Quite adept at manoeuvring,
aren't you, Doctor?

282
00:21:28,768 --> 00:21:33,008
Yes, well, where there's a will,
there's a Tom, Dick and a Harriet.

283
00:21:33,328 --> 00:21:35,368
Do I take it
the machine's now operational?

284
00:21:35,448 --> 00:21:37,664
Oh, no, no, no, there's some information
I simply must have

285
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before I make
the final delicate adjustments.

286
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- Such as?
- Ideally, what's behind that door?

287
00:21:42,328 --> 00:21:43,608
Less ideally?

288
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The identity
of this rather interesting substance.

289
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- The information's essential, is it?
- Crucial.

290
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So if I told you its chemical composition,

291
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- I could do that.
- No, stop!

292
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You know, don't you?

293
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But your usefulness is not yet over.
You have another role to play.

294
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(EXCLAIMING) You wretched man.

295
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(TETRAPS GROWLING)