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Doctor Who (2005) S01E07
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00:01Solar flare activity has increased across Space Lanes 556 and your commercial flight surprise will be so important.
00:27What's up? It's 200,000. It's a spaceship. No, wait a minute. Space Station and, er, go and try that
00:33gate over there. Off you go.
00:34200,000. 200,000. Adam, I... Oh, my God. Don't worry, I'll get you a sweat. Where are we? Good
00:45question. Let's see. So, um, judging by the architecture, I'd say we're around the year 200,000. If you listen,
00:54engines are on some sort of space station. Yeah, definitely a space station. It's a bit warm in here. They
01:02could turn the heating down.
01:04Tell you what, let's try that gate. Come on.
01:14Here we go. And this is...
01:21I'll let the doctor describe it.
01:25The fourth great and bountiful human empire. And there it is. Planet Earth at its height. Covered with megacities, five
01:33moons, population 96 billion.
01:36The hub of a galactic domain. Stretching across a million planets, a million species. With mankind right in the middle.
01:44Oh. He's your boyfriend. Not anymore.
01:52Oh.
01:59Oh.
02:09Oh.
02:11Oh.
02:11Oh.
02:12Oh.
02:13Oh.
02:13Oh.
02:33Come on, Adam. Open your mind. You're going to like this fantastic period of history. The human race is most
02:40intelligent. Culture, art, politics. This era has got fine food, good manners, good manners.
02:44Either way.
02:45Get to the restaurant.
02:47Thank you very much indeed. Somebody there, that's the way.
02:50We've got number one. There we have been with you. Not in a city.
02:54One at a time.
02:56Now, what was it? Cronk burger with cheese, cronk burger with pajamas.
03:02Oi, you, mate. Stop washing. Get back. I said back.
03:08Fine cuisine.
03:09My watch must be wrong. No, it's fine. It's weird.
03:13It's what comes of showing off. Your history's not as good as you thought it was.
03:16My history's perfect.
03:17Well, obviously not.
03:19They're all human. What about the millions of planets, the millions of species? Where are they?
03:23Good question. Actually, that is a good question. Adam, me old mate, you must be starving.
03:28No, I'm just a bit time-sick.
03:30No, you just need a bit of grub.
03:31Oi, mate. How much is a cronk burger?
03:33Two credits twenty, sweetheart. Now join the queue.
03:36Money.
03:37We need money.
03:38Let's use a cash pint.
03:40Memories have to start. All coverage of the Glasgow waterline has been transferred
03:45to the White House.
03:47There you go. Pocket money. Don't spend it all on sweets.
03:51Well, how does it work?
03:53Go and find out. Stop nagging me.
03:55The thing is, Adam, time travel's like visiting Paris.
03:58You can't just read the guidebook. You've got to throw yourself in, eat the food, use the wrong verbs,
04:02get charged double and end up kissing complete strangers. Or is that just me?
04:06Stop asking questions. Go and do it. Off you go, then. Your first date.
04:12You're going to get a smack, you are.
04:19This is going to sound daft, but can you tell me where I am?
04:22Floor 139. Could they write it any bigger?
04:25Floor 139 of what?
04:27Must have been a hell of a party.
04:28You're on satellite five.
04:30What satellite five?
04:31Oh, come on. How could you get on board without knowing where you are?
04:34Look at me. I'm stupid.
04:36Hold on. Wait a minute. Are you a test?
04:38Some sort of management test kind of thing?
04:40You've got me. Well done. You're too clever for me.
04:44We were warned about this in basic training.
04:47All workers have to be versed in company promotion.
04:51Right. Fire away. Ask your questions.
04:53If it gets me to floor 500, I'll do anything.
04:55Why? What happens on floor 500?
04:58The walls are made of gold. And you should know, Mr. Management.
05:05So, this is what we do.
05:09Latest news. Sandstorms on the new Venus Archipelago. 200 dead.
05:15Glasgow Water Riots into their third day.
05:17Space Lady 77 closed by Sunspot activity.
05:21And over on the Bad Wolf channel, the face of Bo has just announced he's pregnant.
05:25I get it. You broadcast the news.
05:28We are the news. We're the journalists.
05:31We write it, package it and sell it.
05:34600 channels, all coming out of Satellite 5, broadcasting everywhere.
05:42Something is wrong.
05:46Something fictional.
05:53Those people.
05:54Nothing happens in the whole human empire without it going through us.
05:58Security check.
06:00Go deep.
06:03All staff are reminded that the campus area now operates a self-cleaning table.
06:09Try this. It's called Zaffik. It's nice. It's like a, um, slush puppy.
06:14What flavour?
06:14A little sort of beef.
06:20Oh, my God.
06:25It's like everything's gone.
06:27Home. Family. Everything.
06:31This helps.
06:32The doctor gave it a bit of a top-up.
06:35He's back home, your mum and dad.
06:37Yeah.
06:38Turn him up.
06:39But that's 198,000 years ago.
06:42Honestly, try it.
06:44Go on.
06:45Was there a code for planet?
06:47Just dial.
06:55I'm sorry we're not there.
06:57Please leave a message. It's back.
06:59Hi.
07:01Hi.
07:02It's me.
07:05I've sort of gone travelling.
07:09I met all these people.
07:11And we're traveling together.
07:14But, um, I'm fine.
07:16And I'll call you later.
07:17Love you. Bye.
07:19Bye.
07:25Oi.
07:26Mort and Jeff.
07:27Over here.
07:38Security check cleared.
07:40No, something's wrong.
07:43I can taste it.
07:47Tiny little shift in the information.
07:50Someone down there shouldn't be here.
07:54Double check.
07:56Triple check.
07:58Follow them.
08:01Now, everybody behave.
08:03We have a management inspection.
08:05How do you want it? By the book?
08:07Oh, right from scratch, thanks.
08:08Okay. So, ladies, gentlemen, multi-sex, undecided or robot.
08:13My name is Cathica Santini Cadene.
08:16That's Cathica with a C.
08:18In case you want to write to Bill 500 praising me.
08:20And please do.
08:23Now, please feel free to ask any questions.
08:25The process of news gathering must be open, honest and beyond bias.
08:29That's company policy.
08:32Actually, um, it's the law.
08:36Yes, thank you, Suki.
08:38Okay, keep it calm.
08:40Don't show off for the guests.
08:42Here we go.
08:46And...
08:47Engage safety.
09:06And three.
09:08Two.
09:09And spike.
09:16Compressed information.
09:18Streaming into it.
09:19Reports from every city, every country, every planet.
09:23And they all get packaged inside her head.
09:25She becomes part of the software.
09:27Her brain is the computer.
09:30If it all goes through, she wants to be a genius.
09:32Nah.
09:33She wouldn't remember anything.
09:35That's too much.
09:36Her head would blow up.
09:38The brain's the processor.
09:40As soon as it closes, she forgets.
09:42So, what about all these people on the edge?
09:44They've all got tiny little chips in the head connecting them to her.
09:48And they transmit 600 channels.
09:51Every single fact in the Empire beams out of this place.
09:56Now that's what I call power.
09:59Analysis confirmed.
10:01Security breach.
10:03I knew it.
10:04Which one?
10:06Is someone inside that room?
10:08Which one?
10:11Isolating breach.
10:14Come on, show me.
10:16Who is it?
10:19You alright?
10:21I can see her brain.
10:22Do you wanna get out?
10:24No.
10:25No.
10:25But this...
10:25This technology.
10:27It's amazing.
10:29This technology's wrong.
10:32Trouble?
10:34Oh, yeah.
10:39That's it!
10:41Oh, yes!
10:42She's the liar.
10:44Interceptor scan.
10:47Gotcha.
10:55Come on, Vitsuki.
10:56I wasn't even halfway.
10:57What was that for?
10:58Sorry.
10:59It must have been a glitch.
11:02Her information's been tampered with.
11:05There's a second biography hidden underneath.
11:07You're lost.
11:08Dino's died.
11:08Yes, sir.
11:10Dino's died!
11:11Absolutely, sir.
11:12I know her.
11:12Her data was encrypted, but there's no way we could have found her sooner.
11:16Dad!
11:17Dino's died.
11:17It's over and my...
11:18Yeah, sorry, sir.
11:19Dino's died!
11:20Absolutely.
11:21Dino's died.
11:22Get her up here.
11:24Now.
11:26Promotion.
11:27Oh, come on. This is a, come on. Oh, my God, make it me. Come on, say my name. Say
11:35my name. Say my name.
11:38Promotion for Sukey McRae Cantrell. Please proceed to floor 500.
11:45I don't believe it. Floor 500. What the hell did you manage that? I'm above you. I don't know. I
11:53just applied on the off chance.
11:56And they said, yeah. It's so not fair. I've been applying to floor 500 for three years.
12:02What's floor 500? The walls are made of gold.
12:08Kathika, I'm going to miss you. Floor 500, thank you. I didn't do anything.
12:14Well, you're my lucky charm. All right, I'll hug anyone.
12:19Come on, it's not that bad. What was the, the, the head thing?
12:23Yeah, well, she's closed it now.
12:25Yeah, but it's everything. It freaks me out.
12:32And I just need to, if I could just cool down, sort of acclimatise.
12:39How do you mean?
12:42Maybe I could just go and sit on the observation deck. Would that be all right?
12:48Soak it in, you know, pretend I'm a citizen of the year 200,000.
12:52Do you want me to come with you?
12:54No, no, you stick with the doctor.
13:00You'd rather be with him.
13:04It's going to take a better man than me to get between you two.
13:10Anyway, I'll be on the deck.
13:12Here you go. Take the TARDIS key.
13:15You know, just in case it gets a bit too much.
13:17Yeah, like it's not weird in there.
13:22All-star hurry to be at the 16.40 break session has been shortened by ten minutes.
13:30Oh, my God, I've got to go. I can't keep it waiting. I'm sorry.
13:36Say goodbye to Steve for me.
13:40Bye!
13:42Good riddance.
13:44Talking like you'll never see her again. She's only going upstairs.
13:47We won't.
13:48Once you go to floor 500, you never come back.
14:02Have you ever been up there?
14:04Can't.
14:04You need a key for the lift and you only get a key with promotion.
14:08No one gets to 500 except for the chosen few.
14:40No one gets to 500, you never see her again.
14:52The key for the lift and you never see up there.
14:54To be honest.
15:03No one gets to 500, you never see her again.
15:04Okay.
15:09Oh, so keep going.
15:10And how do we turn to the chairs?
15:20I don't know.
15:48I don't know.
16:11I don't know.
16:42I don't know.
17:00I don't know.
17:05There are bodies out there.
17:07What's going on?
17:09While we're asking questions, would you please confirm your name?
17:13My name is Suki McRae Cantrell.
17:16I was born 199-89 in the Independent Republic of Morocco.
17:21Liar!
17:22Hobbies include reading and archaeology.
17:26I'm not an expert or anything.
17:27I just like digging.
17:29Liar!
17:30I want to work for Satellite 5 because my sister can't afford university.
17:35And the pay scheme is really good.
17:37Liar!
17:40Let's look at the facts, shall we?
17:43Ah, hidden behind a genetic graft.
17:46But that's still you.
17:47Eva Sanjulian, last surviving member of the Freedom 15.
17:52Self-declared anarchist.
17:54Is that right?
17:54Who controls Satellite 5?
18:05There's the truth!
18:08The Freedom Foundation has been monitoring Satellite 5's transmissions.
18:13We have absolute proof that the facts are being manipulated.
18:17You are lying to the people.
18:19Ooh, I love it. Say it again.
18:21This whole system is corrupt.
18:24Who do you represent?
18:27I'm merely a humble slave.
18:29I answer to the editor-in-chief.
18:32Who is he? Where is he?
18:34He's overseeing everything.
18:36Literally everything.
18:38If you don't mind, I'm going to have to refer this upwards.
18:47What is that?
18:49Your boss.
18:50This has always been your boss.
18:53Since the day you were born.
19:15Give me access.
19:28I can learn anything.
19:35Let's try computers.
19:39From the 21st century to the present day, give me the history of the microprocessor.
19:49Oh, my God.
19:51Look, they only give us 20 minutes maintenance.
19:53Can't you give it a rest?
19:54But you've never been to another floor.
19:55Not even one floor down.
19:58I went to floor 16 when I first arrived.
20:00That's medical.
20:01That's when I got my head done.
20:02And then I came straight here.
20:04Satellite 5.
20:05You work, eat and sleep on the same floor.
20:07And that's it.
20:07That's all.
20:09You're not management, are you?
20:11At last, she's clever.
20:14Yeah, well, whatever it is, don't involve me.
20:16I don't know anything.
20:17Don't you even ask?
20:18Well, why would I?
20:19You're a journalist.
20:21Why is all the crew human?
20:24What's that got to do with anything?
20:25There's no aliens on board.
20:26Why?
20:27I don't know.
20:28No real reason.
20:29They're not banned or anything.
20:31Then where are they?
20:34I suppose immigration's tightened up.
20:36It's had to, what with all the threats.
20:37What threats?
20:39I don't know.
20:40All of them, usual stuff.
20:43And the price of spacewalk doubled, so that kept the visitors away.
20:46Oh, and the government on Chavik Fais collapsed, so that lot stopped going.
20:49I mean, you see.
20:51Just lots of little reasons, that's all.
20:53Adding up to one great big fact, and you didn't even notice.
20:57Doctor, I think if there was any sort of conspiracy, Satellite 5 would have seen it.
21:01We see everything.
21:02I can see better.
21:04The society's the wrong shape, even the technology.
21:06It's cutting edge.
21:07It's backwards.
21:08There's a great big door in your head.
21:10You should have chucked this out years ago.
21:11So what do you think is going on?
21:12It's not just this space station.
21:14It's the whole attitude.
21:15It's the way people think.
21:16The great and bountiful human empire's stunted.
21:18Something's holding it back.
21:20And how would you know?
21:22Trust me.
21:23Humanity's been set back about 90 years.
21:25When did Satellite 5 start broadcasting?
21:2991 years ago.
21:35Mum, Dad, keep this message, okay?
21:38Whatever you do, don't erase it.
21:41Save it.
21:42You got that?
21:49The microprocessor became redundant in the year 2019, replaced by a system called SMT, that's Single Molecule Transcription.
21:58No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
22:00What are you doing?
22:01Come back.
22:01Come on.
22:03Why are you doing that?
22:07What's 416?
22:08What's down there?
22:36I'm sorry.
22:37Um, 416, that's, um, what do you cover?
22:42Medical non-emergency.
22:44Right.
22:45Yeah, right, floor.
22:45I'm having technical difficulties.
22:47My screen key's freezing, locking me out.
22:50No, that's medical.
22:52There must be something wrong with your chip.
22:55Yes.
22:56Yeah, of course, yeah.
22:58I haven't got one.
23:00No wonder you can't get a screen to work.
23:03What are you, a...
23:06student?
23:08Yes, yeah.
23:09I'm, um...
23:11I'm on a research project from the University of Mars.
23:17The Martian boondocks, typical.
23:19Yep.
23:21Well, you still need chipping.
23:24So, does that mean, like, brain surgery?
23:28That's an old-fashioned phrase.
23:30But it's the same thing, yes.
23:32Oh, okay.
23:33Never mind.
23:35But if I get a chip,
23:38that means I could use any computer.
23:40Absolutely.
23:43You'll have to pay for it.
23:45They've stopped subsidizing.
23:47Oh, right, sorry.
23:49Wasting your time.
23:50Thanks.
23:54Well done.
23:57Can I use this?
24:00That'll do nicely.
24:02It all comes down to two basic types.
24:06Type 1, the head chip,
24:08inserted into the back of the skull,
24:11100 credits.
24:12There's the chip.
24:14Tiny, invisible, no scarring.
24:18Type 2 is the full info spike.
24:21Oh, um, that's the...
24:24thing.
24:25That's the one.
24:27It does cost 10,000.
24:29Oh, well, I, um...
24:31Well, I couldn't afford it then.
24:33Not at all.
24:34Turns out, you've got unlimited credit.
24:40No, but I...
24:42Well, I couldn't have it done.
24:43I mean,
24:44that's got to hurt,
24:46doesn't it?
24:47Painless.
24:48Contractual guarantee.
24:51No, my, um, my mate's waiting upstairs.
24:53I can't have major surgery.
24:56It takes 10 minutes.
24:58That sort of money buys a very fast Pico surgeon.
25:02No, but I...
25:04I couldn't, I know.
25:07It's...
25:09Type 1, you can interface with a simple computer.
25:13Type 2, you are the computer.
25:18You can transmit any piece of information
25:21from the archive of Satellite 5,
25:22which is just about the entire history of the human race.
25:29Now.
25:32Which one's it going to be?
25:37We're so gonna get in trouble.
25:42You're not allowed to touch the mainframe.
25:44We'll get told off.
25:45Rose, tell her to button it.
25:47You can't just vandalise the place.
25:48Someone's gonna notice.
25:51I don't understand.
25:53We did a full security scan.
25:55That man was there
25:57when we found Suki McRae Cantrell.
25:59There were no indications about him.
26:02And yet here he is.
26:05Clearly acting outside the parameters.
26:10Fascinating.
26:14Yes, sir.
26:18Absolutely.
26:20At once.
26:22Check him.
26:24Double-check him.
26:25Triple-check him.
26:26Or droople.
26:31There's nothing to do with me.
26:32I'm going back to work.
26:33Go on, then.
26:33See ya.
26:34I can't just leave you, can I?
26:36If you want to be useful,
26:37get him to turn the heat in down.
26:38It's boiling.
26:40What's wrong with this place?
26:41Can't they do something about it?
26:42I don't know.
26:43We keep asking.
26:43Something to do with the turbine.
26:45Something to do with the turbine.
26:46Well, I don't know.
26:48Exactly.
26:49I give up on you, Cathica.
26:50Now, Rose, look at Rose.
26:51Rose is asking the right kind of questions.
26:53Oh, thank you.
26:54Why is it so hot?
26:55Well, wouldn't you get worried about the Empire?
26:57And the next minute is essential heating.
26:59Well, never undress the main plumbing.
27:00Plumbing's very important.
27:06Security scan complete.
27:08Well, who is he?
27:10He is no one.
27:12What does that mean?
27:15He is no one.
27:17What, you mean he has a fake ID?
27:19He has no identification.
27:22But everyone's registered.
27:23We have a census for the entire Empire.
27:26He is no one.
27:28What?
27:28He doesn't exist?
27:30If not anywhere?
27:31He is no one.
27:32What about the blonde?
27:34She is no one.
27:36Both of them?
27:39Well, we all know what happens to non-entities.
27:42They get promoted.
27:45Ring them up.
27:48Here we go.
27:49Satellite 5.
27:50Pipes and plumbing.
27:51Look at the layout.
27:53This is ridiculous.
27:55You've got access to the computer's core.
27:57You could look at the archive, the news, the stuck exchange.
28:01And you're looking at pipes.
28:03But there's something wrong.
28:05I suppose.
28:06Why?
28:07What is it?
28:08The ventilation system.
28:10Cooling ducts, ice filters, all working flat out.
28:14Channeling massive amounts of heat down.
28:16All the way from the top.
28:17Floor 500.
28:18Something up there is generating tons and tons of heat.
28:21Well, I don't know about you, but I feel like I'm missing out on a party.
28:25It's all going on upstairs.
28:27Thanks, Edric.
28:27You can't.
28:28You need a key.
28:29Keys are just codes, and I've got the codes right here.
28:32Here we go.
28:32Override 215.9.
28:38How come it's given you the code?
28:41Someone up there likes me.
28:50I told you it was painless.
28:53No scarring.
28:55You see?
28:57Perfect success.
29:00How do I activate it?
29:02It's a personal choice.
29:04Some people whistle.
29:06I know one man who triggers it with, oh, Danny boy.
29:12But you're set on default for now.
29:15That's a click of the fingers.
29:17So you mean, I just...
29:21Click.
29:26Come on, come with us.
29:28No way.
29:29Bye.
29:30Well, don't mention my name.
29:32When you get in trouble, just don't involve me.
29:35That's Ergon.
29:37Adam's given up.
29:37Looks like it's just you and me.
29:39Yeah.
29:40Good.
29:40Yep.
29:57Oh, my God.
29:58I'm going to be sick.
30:09Special offer.
30:11We installed the vomit-o-matic at the same time.
30:14Nano-termites have been placed in the lining of your throat.
30:16In the event of sickness,
30:20They freeze the waste.
30:34The walls are not made of gold.
30:37You should go back downstairs.
30:40Tough.
30:59I started without you.
31:02This is fascinating.
31:04Satellite 5 contains every piece of information
31:07within the 4th great and bountiful human empire.
31:10Birth certificates, shopping habits, bank statements.
31:14But you two, you don't exist.
31:17It's not a trace.
31:19No birth, no job.
31:21Not the slightest kiss.
31:23How can you walk through the world
31:24and not leave a single footprint?
31:27Suki.
31:27Suki.
31:29Hello.
31:30Can you hear me?
31:32Suki.
31:33What have you done to her?
31:34I think she's dead.
31:38She's working.
31:40They've all got chips in the head
31:41and the chips keep going.
31:43Like puppets.
31:44Oh.
31:45You're full of information.
31:47But it's only fair we get some information back
31:49because apparently you'll know one.
31:53It's so rare not to know something.
31:55Who are you?
31:57It doesn't matter because we're off.
31:59Nice to meet you.
32:00Come on.
32:03Tell me who you are.
32:05Since that information's keeping us alive,
32:07I'm hardly going to say, am I?
32:08Well, perhaps my editor-in-chief can convince you otherwise.
32:12And who's that?
32:15It may interest you to know
32:17that this is not the 4th great and bountiful human empire.
32:20In fact, it's not actually human at all.
32:23It's merely a place where humans happen to live.
32:26What do you think about it?
32:28No.
32:29I think about it.
32:31Sorry.
32:32I am.
32:33It's a place where humans are allowed to live
32:35by kind permission of my client.
32:50What is that?
32:51You mean that thing's in charge of satellite 5?
32:54That thing, as you put it,
32:57is in charge of the human race.
32:59For almost 100 years,
33:00mankind has been shaped and guided.
33:03His knowledge and ambition strictly controlled
33:05by its broadcast news,
33:06edited by my superior,
33:09your master,
33:10and humanity's guiding light,
33:12the mighty Jagrafres
33:14of the holy Hadra-Jasic-Hansal-Rand-Pard.
33:17I call him Max.
33:21Max!
33:57Create a climate of fear,
33:59and it's easy to keep the borders closed.
34:01It's just a matter of emphasis.
34:04The right word in the right broadcast,
34:07repeated often enough,
34:08can destabilize an economy,
34:10invent an enemy,
34:10change a vote.
34:11So all the people on Earth are like,
34:13slaves?
34:15Well, now,
34:16there's an interesting point.
34:18Is a slave a slave?
34:20If he doesn't know,
34:21he's enslaved.
34:21Yes.
34:23Oh,
34:23I was hoping for a philosophical debate.
34:25Is that all I'm going to get?
34:27Yes.
34:27Yes.
34:29You're no fun.
34:30Let me out of these manacles.
34:32You'll find out how much fun I am.
34:33Oh, he's tough, isn't he?
34:36But come on,
34:37isn't it a great system?
34:38You've got to admire it just a little bit.
34:41You can't hide something on this scale.
34:42Somebody must have noticed.
34:44From time to time,
34:45someone gets with the computer chip system
34:48allows me to see inside their brains.
34:50I can see the smallest doubt across it.
35:10And then they just carry on,
35:11living the life.
35:13Strutting about downstairs
35:15and all over the surface of the Earth
35:16like they're so individual.
35:18When, of course, they're not.
35:20They're just cattle.
35:22In that respect,
35:23the Jagrafess hasn't changed a thing.
35:25What about you?
35:26You're not a Jagra...
35:27uh, belly...
35:29Jagrafess.
35:30Jagrafess.
35:30You're not a Jagrafess.
35:32You're human.
35:33Yeah, well,
35:33simply being human
35:34doesn't pay very well.
35:36But you couldn't have done this
35:37all on your own.
35:38No.
35:39I represent a consortium of banks.
35:42Money prefers a long-term investment.
35:45Also, the Jagrafess
35:46needed a little hand
35:47to, um,
35:48install himself.
35:50No wonder a creature that size.
35:52What's his lifespan?
35:533,000 years.
35:54That's one hell of a metabolism
35:55generating all that heat.
35:57That's why Satellite 5 is so hot.
35:59You pump it out of the creature,
36:01channel it downstairs.
36:02Jagrafess stays cool,
36:03stays alive.
36:05Satellite 5 is one
36:06great big life support system.
36:14Me again.
36:15Don't wipe this message.
36:17It's just gonna sound like
36:18white noise,
36:19but save it,
36:20because I can translate it.
36:21Okay?
36:263,
36:262,
36:281,
36:29and spike.
36:36But that's why you're so dangerous.
36:38Knowledge is power,
36:40but you remain unknown.
36:43who are you?
36:44Who are you?
36:54Leave her alone.
36:55I'm the doctor,
36:56she's Rose Tyler.
36:57We're nothing.
36:58We're just wandering.
36:59Tell me who you are.
37:01I just said.
37:02Who do you work for?
37:03Who sent you?
37:04Who knows about us?
37:06Who sent you?
37:10My life now.
37:12Time Lord.
37:14Time Lord.
37:15Oh, yes.
37:17The last of the Time Lords
37:19in his traveling machine.
37:21Or with his little human girl
37:23from long ago.
37:25I don't know what you're talking about.
37:26Time travel.
37:28Huh?
37:33Someone's been telling you lies.
37:36Young Master Adam Mitchell.
37:44Oh, God, his head.
37:46What the hell's he done?
37:49What the hell's he gone and done?
37:52They're reading his mind.
37:53He's telling them everything.
37:54And through him,
37:55I know everything about you.
37:58Every piece of information
37:59in his head is now mine.
38:01And you have infinite knowledge, Doctor.
38:04The human empire is tiny
38:06compared to what you've seen
38:07in your T-A-R-D-I-S TARDIS.
38:11Well, you'll never get your hands on it.
38:12I'll die first.
38:14Die all you like.
38:15I don't need you.
38:16I've got the key.
38:26You and your boyfriends.
38:28Today, we are the headlines.
38:31We can rewrite history.
38:33We can prevent mankind
38:34from ever developing.
38:36And no one's going to stop you.
38:38Because you've read a human race
38:39which doesn't bother to ask questions.
38:41Stupid little slaves
38:43believe in every lie.
38:44They'll just trot right into the slaughterhouse
38:47if they're told it's made of gold.
38:49The Arkane
38:51devils!
39:05Disengage safety.
39:11What's happening?
39:14Maximum access.
39:16Override floor 139.
39:22And spike!
39:26Someone's disengaged the safety.
39:29Who's that?
39:35It's Capricorn.
39:36And she's thinking.
39:38She's using what she knows.
39:40Terminator access.
39:42Everything I've told her
39:43about satellite fire,
39:44the pipes, the filters,
39:45she's reversing it.
39:46They die!
39:46Look at that.
39:48It's getting hot.
39:49I said, terminate.
39:53It's the power.
39:55Burn and burn my time.
39:58Oh, no, you don't.
40:00You should have promoted me years back.
40:28She's venting the heat up here.
40:29The Jethrofest needs to stay cool
40:32without sitting on top of a volcano.
40:39Yes, I'm trying, sir, but
40:41until I actually did it, it's impossible.
40:43A member of staff with an idea.
40:45They die!
40:55Flick the switch!
40:58Flick the switch!
41:02Flick the switch!
41:03Flick the switch!
41:03Flick the switch!
41:05Flick the switch!
41:13Okay, mate.
41:14Want a bank on a certainty?
41:16Massive breach and a massive boggy.
41:18Massive ban.
41:20See you in the headlines.
41:28Actually, sir, if it's all the same to you, I think I'll resign. Bye then.
41:34Let go of me!
41:46Let go of me!
41:47Let go of me!
42:12We're just gonna go. I hate tidying up. Too many questions. You'll manage.
42:16We'll have to stay and explain it. No one's gonna believe me.
42:19Well, they might start believing a lot of things now.
42:20Human race should accelerate. All back to normal.
42:23What about your friend?
42:25He's not my friend.
42:28Now, don't...
42:30I'm all right now. Much better.
42:33I've got the key.
42:34Look, it's... I'm...
42:36Bit of what it's out for the best.
42:38Didn't it?
42:40You know, it's not actually my fault.
42:43Because you win charge.
42:47It's my house. I'm home.
42:50Oh my God, I'm home!
42:53Blimey.
42:54I thought you were gonna check me out of an airlock.
42:55Is there something else you want to tell me?
42:58No. Um...
42:59What do you mean?
43:02The archive of Satellite Five.
43:04One second of that message could have changed the world.
43:15That's it, then. See ya.
43:17How do you mean, see ya?
43:19As in goodbye.
43:20What about me?
43:21You can't just go.
43:22I've got my head.
43:23I've got a chip type 2.
43:24My head opens.
43:24What? Like this?
43:27Don't.
43:28Don't do what?
43:31Stop it.
43:33All right now, Doctor.
43:34That's enough. Stop it.
43:40Oi!
43:41Sorry, I couldn't resist.
43:44The whole of history could have changed because of you.
43:46I just wanted a help.
43:47You were helping yourself.
43:48And... I'm sorry.
43:49And I've said I'm sorry.
43:50And I am. I really am.
43:51But you can't just leave me like this.
43:53Yes, I can.
43:54Because if you show their head to anyone,
43:55they'll dissect you in seconds.
43:57You'll have to live a very quiet life.
43:58Keep out of trouble.
43:59Be average. Unseen.
44:01Good luck.
44:02But I want to come with you.
44:04I only take the best.
44:06I've got Rose.
44:09Rose, Rose.
44:10Oh, my God.
44:11Who's that?
44:13Jeff?
44:13Is that you?
44:14It's me, Mum.
44:16Don't come in.
44:16Wait there a minute.
44:17Oh, my Lord.
44:18You never told me you were coming home.
44:21Oh, hold on.
44:22I'll just take my coat off.
44:24I wish you'd told me you were coming home.
44:26Rose, take me with you.
44:27I don't know where they've got your favourite, do you?
44:29Hey, oh.
44:31What's that noise?
44:33You left the back door open.
44:35Blimey, there's a trap.
44:36What a surprise.
44:38Oh, let me look at you.
44:41Oh, six months.
44:43Looks like I saw you yesterday.
44:46Isn't it funny?
44:46The time goes by like that.
44:54Your wish is my command.
44:56But be careful what you wish for.
44:58The day my father died,
44:59thought it'd be all grim and stormy.
45:01It's just an ordinary day.
45:02Oh, God, this is it.
45:03He can't die on his own.
45:07Can I try again?
45:10Oh, God, this is it.
45:11Rose, no!
45:13No!
45:14I did it again.
45:15I picked another stupid ape.
45:17But it's not like I've changed history.
45:19Rose, there's a man alive in the world
45:20who wasn't alive before.
45:22The whole world's different because he's alive.
45:26Time's been damaged
45:28and they've come to sterilise the wound.
45:30Get in the church!
45:51Worked up,
45:53There was a man alive in the world.
45:53It was a man alive.
45:55And he was done.
45:56He died and he died.
46:03He died and died.
46:08The scrubber was killed.
46:08He died and died.
46:10He died and died.
46:12The whole world of death