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Doctor Who TV SERIES CatchUp - The Unquiet Dead - Part 2- 2005
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00:00Oh, so cheap. Stories going back generations.
00:05Echoes in the dark, queer songs in the air, and this feeling like a shadow passing over your soul.
00:14Mind you, truth be told, it's been good for business.
00:17Just what people expect from a gloomy old trade like mine.
00:30Oh, it's impossible.
00:54Check into strings? Wires?
00:56Perhaps, perhaps, there must be some mechanism behind this fraud.
01:01Oh, come on, Charles.
01:03All right, I shouldn't have told you to shut up. I'm sorry.
01:07But you've got one of the best minds in the world. You saw those gas creatures.
01:11I cannot accept that.
01:12And what does the human body do when it decomposes? It breaks down, produces gas.
01:17Perfect home for these gas things. They can slip inside, use it as a vehicle, just like your driver and his coach.
01:22Stop it. Can it be that I have the world entirely wrong?
01:29Not wrong. There's just more to learn.
01:31I've always railed against the fantasists.
01:34Oh, I loved an illusion as much as the next man reveled in them.
01:36That's exactly what they were. Illusions.
01:39The real world is something else.
01:42I dedicated myself to that. Injustices, the great social causes.
01:49I hoped that I was a force for good.
01:53Now you tell me that the real world is a realm of spectres and jack-o'-lanterns.
02:00In which case, have I wasted my brief span here, Doctor?
02:09Has it all been for nothing?
02:16Please, miss, you shouldn't be helping. It's not right.
02:19You're daft. Sneed, Warcher to death.
02:25How much do you get paid?
02:28Eight pound a year, miss.
02:29How much?
02:31I know. I would have been happy with six.
02:36So, did you even go to school or what?
02:39Of course I did.
02:41What do you think I am, an urchin?
02:44I went every Sunday, nice and proper.
02:47What, once a week?
02:49We did sums and everything.
02:52To be honest, I hated every second.
02:56Me too.
02:57Me too.
02:57Don't tell anyone.
03:04But one week, I didn't go on a run down the heath all on my own.
03:08I did plenty of that.
03:09I used to go around the shops with my mate Shireen.
03:12We used to go and look at boys.
03:14Well, I don't know much about that, miss.
03:19Come on, times haven't changed that much.
03:22I bet you've done the same.
03:23I don't think so, miss.
03:25Gwyneth, you can tell me.
03:28I bet you've got your eye on someone.
03:30I suppose there is one lad.
03:36Butcher's boy.
03:37He comes by every Tuesday.
03:38Such a lovely smile on him.
03:42Like a nice smile.
03:44Good smile.
03:45Nice bum.
03:47Well, I have never heard alike.
03:50Ask him out.
03:52Give him a cup of tea or something.
03:54That's his heart.
03:56I swear, it is the strangest thing, miss.
03:59You've got all the clothes and the breeding, but you talk like some sort of wild thing.
04:06Maybe I am.
04:08Maybe that's a good thing.
04:12You need a bit more in your life than Mr. Snead.
04:15Oh, no, that's not fair.
04:18He's not so bad, old Snead.
04:20He was very kind to me to take me in.
04:22Because I lost my mum and dad to the flu when I was 12.
04:25Oh, I'm sorry.
04:28Thank you, miss.
04:30I bet I'll be with him again one day.
04:32Sitting with him in paradise.
04:35I should be so blessed.
04:37They're waiting for me.
04:39Maybe your dad's up there waiting for you too, miss.
04:42Maybe.
04:43Maybe.
04:45Who told you he was dead?
04:51I don't know.
04:52He must have been the doctor.
04:54My father died years back.
04:56Have you been thinking about him lately more than ever?
05:00Excuse me.
05:03How do you know all this?
05:06Mr. Snead says I think too much.
05:09I'm all alone down here.
05:11I bet you've got dozens of servants only miss you.
05:14No.
05:15No servants where I'm from.
05:17And you've come such a long way.
05:20What makes you think so?
05:21You're from London.
05:25I've seen London in drawings, but never like that.
05:30All those people rushing about half naked for shame.
05:36And the noise.
05:40And the metal boxes racing past.
05:44And the birds in the sky.
05:46No, they're metal as well.
05:50Metal birds with people in them.
05:53People are flying.
05:54And you.
05:56You've flown so far further than anyone.
05:59The things you've seen.
06:02The darkness.
06:05The big bad wolf.
06:10I'm sorry.
06:10I'm sorry, miss.
06:11It's all right.
06:12I can't help it.
06:12Ever since I was a little girl.
06:14My mum said I had the sight.
06:15She told me to hide it.
06:16But it's getting stronger.
06:18More powerful.
06:18Is that right?
06:21All the time, sir.
06:22Every night.
06:27Voices in my head.
06:29You grew up on top of the rift.
06:31You're part of it.
06:32You're the key.
06:33I've tried to make sense of it, sir.
06:37Consulted with spiritualists.
06:40Table rappers.
06:41All sorts.
06:42Well, that should help.
06:44You can show us what to do.
06:46What to do where, sir?
06:49We're going to have a seance.
06:52This is how modern Mortlock summons those from the land of mists, down in Boottown.
06:59Come.
07:00We must all join hands.
07:01I can't take bodies.
07:03Homburg.
07:04Come on.
07:04Open mind.
07:05This is precisely the sort of cheap mummery I strive to unmask.
07:10Seances.
07:11Nothing but luminous tambourines and a squeeze box concealed between the knees.
07:17This girl knows nothing.
07:18Now, don't antagonise her.
07:20I love a happy medium.
07:21I can't believe you just said that.
07:23Come on.
07:24We might need you.
07:30Good man.
07:31Now, Gwyneth.
07:33Reach out.
07:38Speak to us.
07:42Are you there?
07:45Spirits, come.
07:46Speak to us that we may relieve your burden.
07:55Gwyneth.
07:56Nothing can happen.
07:58This is sheer fog.
08:00Look, I see them.
08:03I feel them.
08:04I feel them.
08:04What's it saying?
08:19I can't get through the rift.
08:20Gwyneth, it's not controlling you.
08:22You're controlling it.
08:23Now, look deep.
08:24Allow them through.
08:25I can't.
08:26Yes, you can.
08:27Just believe it.
08:28I have faith in you, Gwyneth.
08:30Make the link.
08:34Yes.
08:34Good God.
08:46Spirits from the other side.
08:48The other side of the universe.
08:51Pity us.
08:53Pity the girls.
08:54There is so little time in help.
08:56What do you want us to do?
08:58The rift.
08:59Take the girls to the rift.
09:01Make the bridge.
09:02We're formed.
09:03We are so very few.
09:05The last of our kind.
09:07We face extinction.
09:09Why?
09:09What happened?
09:10Once we had physical form like you.
09:14But then the war came.
09:15War?
09:16What war?
09:16The time war.
09:18The whole universe convulsed.
09:21The time war raged invisible to smaller stations but devastating to higher forms.
09:30Our bodies wasted away.
09:34We're trapped in this gazebiest state.
09:37So that's why you need the corpses.
09:38So that's why you need the corpses.
09:39We want to stand tall.
09:42To feel the sunlight.
09:44To live again.
09:46We need a physical form and your dead are abandoned.
09:50They go to waste.
09:52Give them to us.
09:53But we can't.
09:55Why not?
09:57I mean it's not...
09:58Not decent.
09:58Not polite.
09:59It could save their lives.
10:01Open the rift.
10:03Let the girls through.
10:05We're dying.
10:06Help us.
10:08Pity the girls.
10:09Winnith.
10:12Winnith!
10:16All true.
10:18Winnith, are you okay?
10:20It's all true.
10:33It's all right.
10:34You just sleep.
10:36But my age has mess.
10:38They came, didn't they? They need me?
10:40They do need you, Gwyneth. You're their only chance of survival.
10:43I've told you, leave her alone. She's exhausted and she's not fighting your battles.
10:51But what did you say, Doctor? Explain it again.
10:56What are they?
10:57Aliens.
10:59Like foreigners, you mean?
11:01Pretty foreign, yeah. From up there.
11:03Brecon?
11:04Close.
11:04And they've been trying to get through from Brecon to Cardiff, but the road's blocked.
11:08Only a few can get through. Even then, they're weak.
11:11They can only test drive the bodies for so long.
11:13Then they have to revert to gas and hide in the pipes.
11:16Which is why they need the girl.
11:18They're not having her.
11:19But she can help.
11:21Living on the rift, she's become part of it.
11:22She can open it up, make a bridge and let them through.
11:25Incredible. Ghosts that are not ghosts, but beings from another world
11:29who can only exist in our realm by inhabiting cadavers.
11:35Good system. It might work.
11:38You can't let them run around inside the dead people.
11:41Why not? It's like recycling.
11:42Seriously, though, you can't?
11:44Seriously, though, I can.
11:45They're just wrong.
11:47Those bodies were living people.
11:49We should respect them, even in death.
11:51Do you carry a donor card?
11:54It's different, Les.
11:55It is different, yeah. It's a different morality.
11:57Get used to it or go home.
12:00You heard what they said. Time's short.
12:02I can't worry about a few corpses when the last of the gelf could be dying.
12:06I don't care. They're not using her.
12:08Don't I get a say, miss?
12:10Will you?
12:11No.
12:12You don't understand what's going on.
12:15You would say that, miss.
12:16Because that's very clear inside your head that you think I'm stupid.
12:20That's not fair.
12:21That's true, though.
12:23Things might be very different where you're from.
12:25But here and now, I know my own mind.
12:30And the angels need me.
12:33Doctor, what do I have to do?
12:35You don't have to do anything.
12:37They've been singing to me since I was a child.
12:40Sent by my mum on a holy mission.
12:43So tell me.
12:45We need to find the rift.
12:47This house is on a weak spot, so there must be a spot that's weaker than any other.
12:52Mr Sneed, what's the weakest part of this house?
12:55The place where most of the ghosts have been seen?
12:58That would be the morgue.
13:01No chance you're going to say gazebo, is there?
13:03Oh, talk about bleak house.
13:20The thing is, Doctor, the Gelf don't succeed.
13:23Because I know they don't.
13:24I know for a fact that corpses weren't walking around in 1869.
13:28Time's in flux, changing every second.
13:30Your cosy little world can be rewritten like that.
13:32Nothing is safe. Remember that. Nothing.
13:35Doctor, I think the room is getting colder.
13:42Here they come.
13:46You've come to help.
13:48Praise the Doctor. Praise him.
13:50Promise you won't hurt her.
13:51Hurry.
13:52Please, so little time.
13:54Pity the Gelf.
13:56I'll take you somewhere else after the transfer.
13:59Somewhere you can build proper bodies.
14:00This isn't a permanent solution, all right?
14:03My angels.
14:05I can help them live.
14:07Okay, where's the weak part?
14:09Here, beneath the arch.
14:11Beneath the arch.
14:13We don't have to do this.
14:16My angels.
14:17Establish the bridge.
14:18Reach out of the void.
14:19Let us through.
14:20Yes.
14:21I can see you.
14:24I can see you.
14:26Come.
14:27Bridgehead establishing.
14:29Come to me.
14:30Come to this world.
14:32Poor lost souls.
14:34It is begun.
14:35The bridge is made.
14:39She has given herself to the Gelf.
14:44The bridge is open.
14:46We descend.
14:46We descend.
14:46We descend.
14:46We descend.
14:46We descend.
14:47We descend.
14:51Help will come true in force.
14:54You said that you were few in number.
14:57And the ring.
14:58And all of us in need of corpses.
15:04How quit.
15:06Stop this.
15:09Listen to your master.
15:11This has gone far enough.
15:12Stop dabbling, child.
15:14And leave these things alone.
15:16I beg of you.
15:17Mr. Zygabat.
15:18I think it's gone a little bit wrong.
15:24I have joined the legions of death.
15:41Um, come.
15:44March with us.
15:45Don't worry worried.
15:48We need bodies.
15:51All of you.
15:52Dant.
15:53You will raise.
15:55Dant.
15:56Stop them.
15:57Send them back now.
15:58Give your bodies.
15:59Confirm them.
16:00Make them vessels for the Gelf.
16:01I can't.
16:03I'm sorry.
16:05This new world of yours is too much.
16:07Give yourself to glory.
16:15Sacrifice your lives for the Gelf.
16:18I trusted you.
16:19I pitied you.
16:20We don't want your pity.
16:22We want this world and all it's flesh.
16:24Not while I'm alive.
16:26End it, end one.
16:27I can't die.
16:51Tell me I can't.
16:52I haven't even been born yet.
16:54It's impossible for me to die.
16:57Isn't it?
16:59I'm sorry.
17:08Failing atmosphere or starry.
17:12Gas.
17:14Gas.
17:15It's 1869.
17:19How can I die now?
17:20Time isn't a straight line.
17:22It can twist into any shape.
17:24You can be born in the 20th century and die in the 19th.
17:26And it's all my fault.
17:28I brought you here.
17:32It's not your fault.
17:34I want you to come.
17:35What about me?
17:37I saw the fall of Troy.
17:38World War V.
17:39I pushed boxes at the Boston Tea Party.
17:42Now I'm going to die in a dungeon.
17:43In Cardiff.
17:47It's not just dying.
17:50It's going to become one of them.
18:07We'll go down fighting, yeah?
18:08Yeah.
18:10Together?
18:10Yeah.
18:13I'm so glad I met you.
18:17Me too.
18:20Doctor!
18:21Doctor!
18:21Turn off the flame!
18:22Turn up the gas!
18:24Now fill the room!
18:25All of it!
18:26Now!
18:26What are you doing?
18:27Turn it all!
18:29Snap the place!
18:31Brilliant!
18:32Gas!
18:32What?
18:33So we choked you there instead?
18:35Am I correct?
18:35Doctor?
18:36These creatures are gaseous!
18:39Fill the room with gas and it'll draw them out of the host.
18:41Or suck them into the air like poison from a wound!
18:46I hope...
18:47Oh, Lord.
18:49I hope that this theory will be validated.
18:52Soon.
18:53If not immediately.
18:55Fancy more!
18:55It works.
19:10Brilliant!
19:11Send them back!
19:12They're live!
19:12They're not angels!
19:13Freeze!
19:15Liars!
19:17Look at you.
19:18If your mother and father could look down and see this,
19:21they'd tell you the same.
19:22They'd give you the strength.
19:23Now send them back!
19:24I can't breathe!
19:26Charles, get her out!
19:28I'm not leaving her!
19:30They're too strong.
19:31Remember that world you saw?
19:32Rose's world.
19:33All those people.
19:34None of it will exist unless you send them back through the rift.
19:37I can't send them back.
19:41But I can hold them.
19:43Hold them in this place.
19:44Hold them here.
19:47Get out.
19:50You can't!
19:51Leave this place!
19:52Rose, get out!
19:53Go now!
19:53I won't leave her while she's still in danger.
19:55Now go!
19:57Come on.
19:57Leave that to me.
20:03Wait!
20:12I'm sorry.
20:21I'm sorry.
20:26Okay.
20:26I'm sorry.
20:28I'm sorry.
20:35She didn't make it.
20:54I'm sorry.
20:56She closed the rift.
20:59At such a cost.
21:01The poor child.
21:02I did try, Rose, but Gwyneth was already dead.
21:06She had been for at least five minutes.
21:08What do you mean?
21:11I think she was dead from the minute she stood in the arch.
21:14But she can't have.
21:16She spoke to us.
21:17She helped us.
21:18She saved us.
21:20How could she have done that?
21:21There are more things in heaven and earth
21:25than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
21:29Even for you, Doctor.
21:32She saved the world.
21:37A servant girl.
21:39No one will ever know.
21:40Right then, Charlie boy, I've just got to go into my, um, shed.
22:00Won't be long.
22:02What are you going to do now?
22:03I shall take the mail coach back to London, quite literally, post-haste.
22:08This is no time for me to be on my own.
22:11I shall spend Christmas with my family and make amends to them.
22:15After all I've learned tonight, there can be nothing more vital.
22:19You've cheered off.
22:21Exceedingly.
22:21This morning I thought I knew everything in the world.
22:25Now I know I've just started.
22:27All these huge and wonderful notions, Doctor.
22:32I'm inspired.
22:33I must write about them.
22:34Do you think that's wise?
22:36I shall be subtle at first.
22:38The mystery of Edwin Drood still lacks an ending.
22:43Perhaps the killer was not the boy's uncle.
22:47Perhaps he was not of this earth.
22:51The mystery of Edwin Drood and the blue elementals.
22:55I can spread the word.
22:57Tell the truth.
22:58Good luck with it.
23:00Nice to meet you.
23:01Fantastic.
23:02Bye then.
23:03And thanks.
23:06Oh, my dear.
23:09How modern.
23:10Thank you, but I don't understand.
23:14In what way is this goodbye?
23:17Where are you going?
23:19You'll see.
23:19In the shed.
23:21Oh, my soul.
23:22Doctor, it's one reddle after another with you.
23:25But after all these revelations,
23:27there's one mystery you still haven't explained.
23:32Answer me this.
23:34Who are you?
23:40Just a friend, passing through.
23:42But you have such knowledge of future times.
23:45I don't wish to impose on you.
23:48But I must ask you.
23:50My books.
23:52Doctor, do they last?
23:55Oh, yes.
23:58For how long?
24:00Forever.
24:00Forever.
24:00Right.
24:06Shed.
24:07Come on, Rolls.
24:09In the back.
24:11Both of you.
24:12Down, boy.
24:14See ya.
24:14Doesn't that change history if he writes about blue ghosts?
24:22In a week's time, it's 1870, and that's the year he dies.
24:25Sorry.
24:27He'll never get to tell his story.
24:28Oh, no.
24:29He was so nice.
24:31But in your time, he was already dead.
24:32We've brought him back to life.
24:34And he's more alive now than he's ever been.
24:36Old Charlie boy.
24:38Let's give him one last surprise.
24:39Merry Christmas, sir.
25:09Merry Christmas, baby.
25:11God bless us, everyone.
25:27Big Ben destroyed as a UFO crash lands in central London.
25:31Lord, you are under the bridge.
25:34Step away from the bottle.
25:35Raise your hands above your head.
25:38What is it, then?
25:39Are they invading?
25:40The only way to invade, putting the world on red alert.
25:42By God, I'll put this country under martial law if I have to.
25:49Defense Department Delta.
25:50Come on.
25:51Move!
25:51Move!
25:51Move!
25:53Clear!
25:54Whoa!
26:07Whoa!
26:19Whoa!