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Doctor Who (2005) World War Three (S01E05)
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00:06so what are those aliens are they haven't just arrived they've been here for a while
00:10harriet jones mp for flydale north i thought i was prime minister now
00:30thank you all for wearing your id cards they'll help to identify the bodies
00:58deadly to humans maybe
01:11so
01:22so
01:23so
01:24so
01:26All right.
02:07Oh, my God.
02:33Jesse!
02:57Oi! You want aliens? You've got them. They're inside Downing Street.
03:01Come on!
03:16Beaton Street in red disguise! Hurry up! Hurry! Hurry!
03:24No, wait! They're still in there! The emergency protocols! We need them!
04:01Where have you been?
04:04I called for help. I sounded the alarm.
04:08There was this lightning. It was kind of, um, electricity, and they all collapsed.
04:18I think they're all dead. That's what I'm saying!
04:23He did it! That man there!
04:26I think you'll find the Prime Minister is an alien in disguise.
04:33That's never going to work, is it?
04:35No.
04:36Fair enough.
04:42Down there!
04:52Under the jurisdiction of the emergency protocols, I authorise you to execute this man!
04:59Oh, well, now, yes, you see, uh, the thing is, if I was you, if I was going to, uh,
05:05execute someone by backing him against the wall between you and me,
05:09a little word of advice, don't stand him against the lid.
05:27Hello?
05:40Hi!
05:54I repeat, the upper floors are under quarantine.
05:58You will stay where you are.
06:00You will disregard all previous instructions.
06:02You will take your orders directly from me.
06:08Mr. Green, sir, sorry, but you've got to come with me.
06:12We should evacuate the entire building.
06:14Sergeant, have you read the emergency protocols?
06:19No, sir.
06:21Then don't question me.
06:23Seal off number 10, secure the ground floor,
06:27and if the doctor makes it downstairs, shoot on sight!
06:45Let the sport begin.
06:50I'm getting poisoned by the gas exchange.
06:55I need to be naked.
06:58Rejoice in it.
07:00Your body is magnificent.
07:26Oh, such fun.
07:29Little human children, where are you?
07:39Sweet little unicorns, come to me.
07:44Let me kiss you better.
07:47Kiss you with my pink, green lips.
07:56Check it out, all men.
07:59No, let me get over.
08:00I need you to do a check in now.
08:06Does a scoops a hunt purifies blood?
08:13We'll keep this floor quarantined.
08:15This is our last hunting problem before the final phase.
08:25My brother.
08:27Happy hunting?
08:28It's wonderful.
08:31The more you prolong it, the more they stink.
08:37Sweat and fear.
08:39I can smell an old girl, stale perfume, and brittle bones.
08:48And a ripe youngster.
08:51All hormones and adrenaline.
08:55Fresh enough to bend before she sleeps.
08:59No!
09:01Take me first!
09:03Take me!
09:17Who the hell are you?
09:18Harriet Jones, hit me for Flydale North.
09:20Nice to meet you.
09:21Likewise.
09:28We need to get to the cabinet rooms.
09:30Notice the protocols are in there.
09:31They give instructions for aliens.
09:33How many Jones, I like you?
09:35I think I like you, too.
09:36Oh, my God.
10:07Oh, my God.
10:10One more move and my sonic device will triplicate the flammability of this alcohol.
10:15Woof! We all go up. So back off.
10:20Right then. Question time.
10:23Who exactly are the Sladeen?
10:25They're aliens.
10:26Yes, I got that, thanks.
10:27Who are you if not human?
10:30Who's not human?
10:31He's not human.
10:32He's not human.
10:33Can I have a bit of a hush?
10:34Sorry.
10:34So, what's the plan?
10:36But he's got a northern accent.
10:37Lots of planets have a north.
10:39As said, hush.
10:41Come on.
10:42You've got a spaceship hidden in the North Sea.
10:45It's transmitting a signal.
10:46You've murdered your way to the top of government.
10:48What for? Invasion?
10:49Why would we invade this godforsaken rock?
10:53Then something's brought the Sladeen race here.
10:56What is it?
10:56The Sladeen race.
10:59Sladeen is not our species.
11:03Sladeen is not our species.
11:27Sladeen is our surname.
11:28Is that what I said?
11:29Is that what I said?
11:29You're making it up.
11:31Oh, well.
11:32Nice try.
11:33Harriet, have a drink.
11:35I think you're going to need it.
11:36You pass it to the left first.
11:38Sorry.
11:39Thanks.
11:40Now we can end this hunt with a slaughter.
11:46Don't you think we should run?
11:49Fascinating history, Downwind Street.
11:512,000 years ago, this was Marshland.
11:551730, it was occupied by a Mr Chicken.
11:57He was a nice man.
11:591796, this was the Cabinet Room.
12:02If the Cabinet's in session and in danger,
12:04these are about the foremost safest walls
12:07in the whole of Great Britain.
12:09End of lesson.
12:15Installed in 1991,
12:18three inches of steel lining every single wall.
12:20They'll never get in.
12:22And how do we get out?
12:27Ah.
12:29He's safely contained.
12:31Now cut off communications inside that room,
12:34then summon the family.
12:36It's time we finish with this insane planet for good.
13:07And there's still no word from inside Downing Street
13:11that we are getting even more new arrivals.
13:17That's group Captain Tennant James of the RAF.
13:22So why he's been summoned, we've no idea.
13:26And that's Ewan McAllister,
13:30Deputy Secretary for the Scottish Parliament.
13:33And this is most unusual.
13:36And told that is Sylvia Delane,
13:40chairman of the North Sea Boating Club.
13:44Quite what connects all these people,
13:46we have no idea.
13:51Group Captain.
13:53Delighted you could make it.
13:55We're meeting upstairs.
13:57That's the spirit.
13:59Off you go.
14:00Good to see you.
14:02Come on through.
14:08Ah, Sergeant.
14:09Now that the doctor's been neutralised,
14:12the upper levels are out of bounds.
14:15To everyone.
14:16Then who are they?
14:18Need to know, Sergeant.
14:19Need to know.
14:20I want you to liaise with communications.
14:22The acting prime minister will be making a public address.
14:26He will speak to the nations of the world.
14:34There you are.
14:36If you'd just like to get there and get changed.
14:42Now, if you'd like to head down to the end of the corridor,
14:47it's closed on the left.
14:56Got anything stronger?
14:58No chance.
14:59I've seen you and you've had a few.
15:00The same time for a conger.
15:02We've got to tell someone.
15:04Who do we trust?
15:05For all we know,
15:07they've all got big bog monsters inside of them.
15:11I mean, this is what he does, Jax.
15:13That doctor bloke.
15:14Everywhere he goes,
15:15death and destruction,
15:16and he's got Rose in the middle of it.
15:18Has he got a great big green thing inside him, then?
15:22I wouldn't put it past him.
15:25Well, like it or not,
15:27he's the only person who knows how to fight these things.
15:30I thought I was gonna die.
15:41Come on, here.
15:42If anyone's gonna cry, it's gonna be me.
15:45Now, you're safe in my flat, Jax.
15:47No one's gonna look for you here,
15:48especially since you hate me so much.
15:50And you saved my life.
15:54God, that's embarrassing.
15:57You're telling me.
16:01He wanted me dead.
16:04And he's still out there, Mickey.
16:08That policeman.
16:11That thing.
16:20You head off.
16:22Inform control.
16:23I have one or two things that still need to.
16:27I haven't quite finished with Mrs. Tyler yet.
16:38You found all of us?
16:39All the family, except Sickfell, Foch.
16:42He's found a hunt of his own.
16:45Ah.
16:51What was his name?
16:53Who?
16:54This one, the, uh, Sacrachy, or whatever he was called.
17:00I don't know.
17:01I talked to him.
17:03I bought him a cup of coffee.
17:06I never asked his name.
17:12Sorry.
17:17Right, what have we got?
17:19Any terminals, anything?
17:20No.
17:21The place is empty.
17:23What I don't get is, when they killed the Prime Minister,
17:25why didn't they use him as a disguise?
17:28He's too slim.
17:29They're big old beasts.
17:30They need to fit inside big humans.
17:32But the Slovenia are about eight feet.
17:35How do they fit inside?
17:36That's the device around their necks.
17:39Compression field.
17:40Literally shrinks them down a bit.
17:42That's why there's all that gas.
17:43It's a big exchange.
17:45Wish I had a compression field.
17:46I could fit it so small.
17:48Excuse me.
17:49People are dead.
17:50This is not the time for making jokes.
17:51Sorry.
17:52You get used to this stuff when you're friends with him.
17:56Well, that's a strange friendship.
17:59Harriet Jones.
18:00I've heard that name before.
18:01Harriet Jones.
18:02You're not famous for anything, are you?
18:05Hardly.
18:07Rings a bell.
18:08Harriet Jones.
18:09Lifelong backbencher, I'm afraid.
18:10And the fat lot of you sign being now.
18:12The protocols are redundant.
18:14They list the people who could help,
18:16and they're all dead downstairs.
18:17Hasn't it got, like, defence codes and things?
18:20Can we just launch a nuclear bomb at them?
18:23You're a very violent young woman.
18:25I'm serious.
18:26We could.
18:27Well, there's nothing like that in here.
18:30Nuclear strikes do need a release code, yes,
18:33but it's kept secret by the United Nations.
18:35Say that again.
18:37What, about the codes?
18:38Anything.
18:39All of it.
18:40Um, well, the British Isles can't gain access to atomic weapons
18:46without a special resolution from the UN.
18:48My ass ever stopped.
18:50Exactly, given our past record.
18:52And I voted against that.
18:54Thank you very much.
18:55The codes have been taken out of the government's hands
18:57and given to the UN.
18:59Is it important?
19:01Everything's important.
19:02If we only knew what the Slavine wanted.
19:05Listen to me, I'm saying Slavine as if it's normal.
19:08What do they want, though?
19:10Well, they're just one family, so it's not an invasion.
19:13They don't want Slavine world.
19:15They're out to make money.
19:16That means they want to use something.
19:18Something here on Earth.
19:19Some kind of asset.
19:20Like what?
19:22Gold.
19:23Oil.
19:25Water.
19:26You're very good at this.
19:30Harriet Jones, why do I know that name?
19:33Oh, that's me.
19:35But we're sealed off.
19:36How did you get a signal?
19:37He zapped it.
19:38Superphone.
19:40Then we can phone for help.
19:41You must have contacts.
19:43Dead downstairs, yeah.
19:45It's Mickey.
19:47I'll tell your stupid boyfriend we're busy.
19:50Yeah, he's not so stupid after all.
19:59No, no, no, no.
20:00Not just alien, but, like, proper alien.
20:04All stinking and wet and disgusting.
20:06And more to the point, it wanted to kill us.
20:09I could have died.
20:11Is she all right, though?
20:12Don't put her on.
20:13Just tell me.
20:14Is that Ricky?
20:15Don't talk.
20:16Just shut up and go to your computer.
20:18It's Mickey.
20:19And why should I?
20:19Mickey the idiot.
20:20I might just choke before I finish this sentence.
20:23But, uh, I need you.
20:29It says password.
20:32Say again.
20:33It's asking for the password.
20:35Buffalo, two Fs, one L.
20:38So, what's that website?
20:42All the secret information known to mankind.
20:46See, they've known about aliens for years.
20:48They just kept us in the dark.
20:50Mickey, you were born in the dark.
20:52I'll leave him alone.
20:55Password again.
20:56Just repeat it every time.
21:02Big Ben, why did the Slavin go and hit Big Ben?
21:06You said to gather the experts to kill them.
21:09That lot would have gathered for a weather balloon.
21:11You don't need to crash land in the middle of London.
21:13Slavin are hiding.
21:14But then they put the entire planet on the level when they leave that room.
21:18Oh, listen to her.
21:20Oh, at least I'm trying.
21:22Well, I've got a question, if you don't mind.
21:25Because since that man walked into our lives, I have been attacked in the streets.
21:30I have had creatures from the pits of hell in my own living room.
21:33And my daughter disappeared off the face of the earth.
21:36I told you what happened.
21:38I'm talking to him.
21:40Because I've seen this life of yours, Doctor.
21:43And maybe you get off on it.
21:45And maybe you think it's all clever and smart.
21:47But you tell me.
21:49Just answer me this.
21:51Is my daughter safe?
21:54I'm fine.
21:57Is she safe?
22:00Will she always be safe?
22:02Can you promise me that?
22:11Well, what's the answer?
22:19We're in.
22:19I don't know.
22:42I don't know.
22:45I don't know.
23:13I don't know.
23:14I don't know.
23:15I don't know.
23:15I don't know.
23:21I don't know.
23:23I don't know.
23:40I don't know.
23:54I don't know.
23:55I don't know.
23:57I don't know.
23:59I don't know.
24:04I don't know.
24:30I don't know.
24:44I don't know.
24:46I don't know.
24:52I don't know.
24:59I don't know.
25:00Calcium phosphate.
25:01Organic calcium.
25:02Living calcium.
25:03Creatures made out of living calcium.
25:05What else?
25:05What else?
25:06Hyphenated sodium.
25:07Yes.
25:08That narrows it down to one planet.
25:10Raxicor and cold-fine Bordorius.
25:12Yeah, great.
25:13We should write him a letter.
25:18Get into the kitchen.
25:28My planet's gonna rip us apart.
25:31Calcium, we can buy the compression fuel.
25:33Acetic acid.
25:34Vinegar.
25:35Just like Hannibal.
25:37Mickey, have you got any vinegar?
25:39Absolutely not.
25:39It's your kitchen.
25:41Cover by the seat, middle shelf.
25:42Oh, give it here.
25:43What do you need?
25:44Anything with vinegar.
25:48Dunk it!
25:52Yeah, pickled onion!
25:56Pickled eggs!
25:57You kiss this man?
26:06No!
26:18You kiss this man!
26:21Ooh!
26:22Oh!
26:31Hannibal!
26:33Hannibal crossed the Alps by dissolving boulders with vinegar.
26:40Oh. Well, there you go, then.
26:45Whew!
26:54He's dead. I felt it. How could that happen?
27:03Somebody must have got lucky.
27:06That's the last piece of luck anyone on this rock will ever have.
27:23Ladies and gentlemen, nations of the world, humankind,
27:32the greatest experts in extraterrestrial events came here tonight.
27:38They gathered in the common cause,
27:42but the news I bring you now is grave indeed.
27:49The experts are dead.
27:53Murdered right in front of me by alien hands.
27:58Peoples of the Earth, heed my words.
28:01These visitors do not come in peace.
28:06Listen to this.
28:07Our inspectors have searched the sky above our heads,
28:14and they have found massive weapons of destruction,
28:21capable of being deployed within 45 seconds.
28:25What?
28:26Our technicians can baffle the alien probes,
28:33but not for long.
28:36We are facing extinction.
28:41Unless we strike first.
28:45The United Kingdom stands directly beneath the belly of the mothership.
28:53I beg of the United Nations,
28:57pass an emergency resolution.
29:00Give us the access codes.
29:03A nuclear strike at the heart of the beast is our only chance of survival.
29:09Because, from this moment on,
29:14it is my solemn duty to inform you.
29:22Planet Earth is at war.
29:25He's making it up.
29:27There's no weapons up there.
29:28There's no threat.
29:29He just invented it.
29:30Do you think they'll believe it?
29:31What he did last time.
29:32That's why the Slavine went for spectacle.
29:35They want the whole world panicking,
29:36cos you lot, you get scared, you lash out.
29:39They release the defence codes.
29:40And the Slavine go nuclear.
29:42But why?
29:45You get the codes, release the missiles.
29:48But not into space, cos there's nothing there.
29:51You attack every other country on Earth.
29:53They retaliate, fight back.
29:55World War Three, the whole planet gets nuked.
29:58And we can sit through it safe in our spaceship waiting in the Thames.
30:02Not crashed.
30:03Just parked.
30:0532 minutes away.
30:07But you'll destroy the planet, this beautiful place.
30:11What for?
30:12Profit.
30:13That's what the signal is, beaming into space.
30:15An advert.
30:16Sale of the century.
30:18Reduce the Earth to molten slag, then sell it.
30:23Piece by piece.
30:27Radioactive chunks.
30:29Capable of powering every cut-priced starliner and budget cargo ship.
30:33There's a recession out there, Doctor.
30:37People are buying the ship.
30:38This rock becomes raw fuel.
30:41At the cost of five billion lives.
30:45Bargain.
30:46Then I give you a choice.
30:47Leave this planet, or I'll stop you.
30:54What?
30:55What?
30:55You?
30:57Trapped in your box?
31:01Yes.
31:03Me.
31:07It's a dream.
31:10It's...
31:11È...
31:14It's...
31:15It's...
31:32It's...
31:34new world today might see at end the streets are deserted everyone's home
31:44just waiting as the future is decided in New York
31:55it's midnight here in New York United Nations has gathered England has
32:01provided them with absolute proof that the massive weapons of destruction do
32:06exist the Security Council will be making a resolution in a matter of minutes
32:12and once the codes are released humanity's first interplanetary war
32:19the game
32:36sergeant we'll take the call in the prime minister's office maintain your
32:54positions
32:55the telephone is actually red
33:06how long till they phone counting down
33:13all right doctor I'm not saying I trust you but there must be something you can do
33:18if we could ferment the port we could make acetic acid
33:22Mickey any luck
33:23there's loads of emergency numbers they're all on voicemail
33:27voicemail dooms us all
33:29you just get out of here
33:31there's a way out
33:32what
33:35there's always been a way out
33:36then why do we use it
33:40because I can't guarantee your daughter will be safe
33:43don't you dare whatever it is don't you dare
33:47that's the thing if I don't dare everyone dies
33:50do it
33:54you don't even know what it is you just let me
33:58yeah
34:03please doctor please she's my daughter she's just a kid
34:07do you think I don't know that because this is my life Jackie it's not fun it's not smart it's
34:14just standing up and making a decision because nobody else will
34:18then what are you waiting for
34:22I could save the world but lose you
34:36except it's not your decision doctor
34:40it's mine
34:41and who the hell are you
34:44Harriet Jones MP for Flydale North
34:46the only elected representative in this room chosen by the people for the people and on behalf of the people
34:53I command you
34:56do it
35:01victory
35:04should be naked
35:17kids
35:18how do we get out
35:20we don't
35:21we stay here
35:27the council is voting the results should be known any second now
35:41use the buffalo password it overrides everything what are you doing
35:49packing into the Royal Navy we're in here is a HMS Tori and Trafalgar class submarine 10 miles
35:58of the coast of Plymouth we can't go nuclear we don't have the defense codes we don't need it
36:05all we need is an ordinary missile what's the first category some harpoon UGM 848 that's the one
36:14select I could stop you do it then you ready for this
36:28yeah
36:35make you the idiot the world is in your hands
36:40fire
36:51oh my god
37:08how solid are these not solid enough built for short-range attack nothing this big
37:15all right now I'm making the decision I'm not gonna die we're gonna ride this one out
37:21it's not what they said about earthquakes we can divide them by standing under a door frame
37:26now this cup is small so it's strong come and help me come on
37:39the vote is in the council says
37:45yes they are releasing the codes
37:51bring the damn you
37:53it's on radar
37:55counter defense 556 stop them intercepting
38:00I'm doing it now
38:01good boy
38:06556 neutralized
38:15what do you mean in capital
38:18what do you mean in capital
38:31anybody out no no
38:38what do you mean in capital
38:41what do you mean in capital
38:42shoot me shoot me shoot me shoot me
38:45sorry
38:45oh
38:46oh
38:46oh
38:47oh
38:50oh
39:00oh
39:00oh
39:01oh
39:01oh
39:10oh
39:11Bob, you're the bomb! No, I've got the other one!
39:14Take it off!
39:19Everybody run!
39:35Nice knowing you're both.
39:39Hannibal!
39:42Oh, fuck!
39:47No!
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44:38don't do that. She wants to get to know you. Tough. I've got better things to do. It's
44:43just tea. Not to me it isn't. She's my mother. Well she's not mine. That's not fair. Well
44:51you can stay there if you want. But right now there's this plasma storm brewing in the
44:58Horsehead Nebula. Fires are burning ten million miles wide. I could fly the TARDIS right into
45:05the heart of it and ride the shockwave all the way out. Hurtle right across the sky and
45:11end up anywhere. Your choice.
45:32Rose. I was thinking. I've got that bottle of amaretto from New Year's Eve. Does he drink?
45:47I was wondering whether he drinks or not. Yeah he does. Don't go sweetheart. Please don't go.
46:24Good lad. Graffiti that again and I'll have you. Now beat it.
46:36I just went down the shop and I was thinking you know like the whole world's changed. Aliens
46:43and spaceships all in public. And here it is. How can they do that? They saw it. You're just
46:54not ready. You're happy to believe in something that's invisible but if it's staring you in
46:58the face. Nope. Can't see it. There's a scientific explanation for that. You're thick.
47:07We're just idiots. Well not all of you. Yeah? Present for you Mickey. That's a virus. Put it online. It'll
47:16destroy
47:17every mention of me. I'll cease to exist. What do you want to do that for? Because you're right.
47:23I am dangerous. I don't want anybody following me. How can you say that and then take her with you?
47:32You could look after her. Come with us. I can't. This life of yours is just too much. I couldn't
47:43do it.
47:46Don't tell her I said that. I'll get a proper job. I'll work weekends. I'll pass my test and if
47:53Jim
47:53comes round again I'll say no. I really will. I'm not leaving because of you. I'm travelling.
47:59That's all. And then I'll come back. But it's not safe. Mum, if you saw it out there you'd never
48:06stay home.
48:10You've got enough stuff. The first time I stepped in there it was for the moment. Now I'm signing up.
48:18You're stuck with me.
48:20Oh. Come with us. There's plenty of room. No chance. He's a liability. I'm not having him on board.
48:30We'd be dead without him. My decision is final. Sorry.
48:42Good luck, dear. You still can't promise me. What if she gets lost? What if something happens
48:49to you, Doctor, and she's left all alone standing on some moon a million light years away? How long
48:54do I wait then? Mum, you're forgetting. It's a time machine. I could go travelling around suns
49:02and planets and planets and all the way out to the edge of the universe. By the time I get
49:07back, yeah, ten seconds would have passed. Just ten seconds. So stop worrying. I'll see you
49:16in ten seconds' time. Yeah?
49:20OK.
49:24OK.
49:28OK.
49:34OK.
49:37OK.
49:38OK.
49:48OK.
49:50OK.
50:05OK.
50:07OK.
50:08OK.
50:10Ten seconds.
50:38It's a great big museum.
50:40An alien museum? Someone's got a hobby.
50:43The cage contains my one living specimen.
50:46Must have fallen through time, the only survivor.
50:49He's killing him! Do something!
50:50I swear, no one on this base is safe. You've got to keep it in that cell.
50:55If he can't get out, that lock's got a billion combinations.
50:59Civilians, let him through!
51:01That thing downstairs is going to kill every last one of us.
51:05What's the nearest town? Salt Lake City.
51:07Population.
51:08One million.
51:09All dead.
51:09If you want orders, follow this one.
51:12Why don't you just die?
51:13We're nearly there. Give us two seconds.
51:15I've come to hell. I'm the Doctor.
51:19Exterminate!
51:20Impossible.
51:22Exterminate!
51:28Don't forget Doctor Who Confidential starting over on BBC Three now.
51:32And you can hear John Pertwee starring as the classic Doctor
51:36in an adventure written especially for radio
51:39beginning tomorrow evening at six on the digital radio station BBC Seven.
51:55And you can hear John Pertwee starring as the star of the star of the star of the star of
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