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Doctor Who (2005) Boom Town (S01E11)
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00:10I checked the figures. I checked them again and again. Always the same result. The design is not safe. It
00:20could result in the death of millions. I beg of you. Stop the project right now before it's too late.
00:29Well, goodness me. Obviously, Mr. Cleaver, you're the expert. Then you'll stop it. Seems I have no choice. Oh, do
00:50excuse me. Civic duties leave little time for a sandwich. But you promise you'll stop it today?
00:56Well, of course. Nothing is more important than human life. What do you take me for? Some sort of maniac?
01:09Why, no.
01:10Am I right in thinking you've shown your results only to me?
01:15Just to you. No one else.
01:17Wise move.
01:19I can't tell you, Mrs. Cleaver, this is such a weight of my mind. I've barely slept. I couldn't believe
01:25my own readings. The scale of it. Destruction like the British Isles has never seen before.
01:33If I did know better, I'd almost think that someone wanted this project to go wrong. As though they intended
01:39this city should be wiped off the map.
01:46Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
01:52Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
01:53Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:00Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:04Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:09Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:10Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:10Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:11Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:11Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:11Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:12Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:12Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:13Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:14Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:16Thank goodness we've got you, our esteemed leader.
02:48WHISTLE BLOWS
02:50THE END
03:20What do you mean, who the hell am I? Who the hell are you?
03:23Captain Jack Harkness. Whatever you're selling, we're not buying.
03:26Get out my way.
03:28Don't tell me, this must be Mickey.
03:31Here comes Trouble. How you doing, Ricky boy?
03:33It's Mickey.
03:34Don't listen to him, he's wanting you out.
03:36You look fantastic.
03:39Oh, sweet. Look at these two. How come I never get any of that?
03:42Buy me a drink first.
03:43Such hard work.
03:45But worth it.
03:46Did you manage to find it?
03:48There you go.
03:49I can go anywhere now.
03:51I told you you don't need a passport.
03:53It's all very well going to Platform One and Justice Sheer and the glass pyramid of Saint-Clein.
03:58But what if we end up in Brazil?
04:00I might need it.
04:01You see, I'm prepared for anything.
04:03Sounds like you're staying there.
04:12So, what are you doing in Cardiff? And who the hell is jumping Jack Flash?
04:15I mean, I don't mind you hanging out with big ears up there.
04:18Oi!
04:18Look in the mirror.
04:20But this guy, I don't know, he's kind of...
04:22Handsome?
04:23More like cheesy.
04:25Early 21st century slang is cheesy, good or bad.
04:29It's bad.
04:29But bad means good, isn't that right?
04:32You're saying I'm not handsome.
04:33We just stopped off.
04:35We need to refuel.
04:36The thing is, Cardiff's got this rift running through the middle of the city.
04:40It's invisible, but it's like an earthquake fault between different dimensions.
04:44The rift was healed back in 1869.
04:46Thanks to a girl named Gwyneth, because these creatures called the Gelf,
04:49they were using the rift as a gateway, but she saved the world and closed it.
04:52The closing of a rift always leaves a scar, and that scar generates energy harmless to the human race.
04:57Well, perfect for the TARDIS.
04:58They'll just park it here for a couple of days, right on top of the scar, and...
05:01Open up the engine, soak up the radiation...
05:04Like, fillin' her up with Petra, and off we go.
05:06Into time and space!
05:08Oh, my God, have you seen yourselves?
05:11You all think you're so clever, don't you?
05:13Yeah?
05:14Yeah!
05:14Yep.
05:16It should take another 24 hours, which means we've got time to kill.
05:20That old lady's staring.
05:22Probably wondering what four people could do inside a small wooden box.
05:26What are you capping off?
05:28The innuendo squad?
05:32Wait, uh, the TARDIS, you can't just leave it, doesn't it get noticed?
05:35Yeah, what's with the police box?
05:36Why does it look like that?
05:37It's a cloaking device.
05:38It's called a chameleon circuit.
05:40The TARDIS is meant to disguise itself wherever it lands.
05:43Like, if this was ancient Rome, it'd be a statue on a plinth or something.
05:46But I landed in the 1960s, it disguised itself as a police box, and the circuit got stuck.
05:52So, for the real thing, there actually was police boxes?
05:54Yeah, on street corners.
05:56Phoned for help before they had radios and mobiles.
05:58If they arrested somebody, they could shove them inside till hell came.
06:02Like a little prison cell.
06:03Why don't you just fix the circuit?
06:05I like it, don't you?
06:06I love it.
06:07But that's what I meant.
06:08There's no police boxes anymore, so doesn't it get noticed?
06:12Ricky, let me tell you something about the human race.
06:15You put a mysterious blue box slap-bang in the middle of town.
06:19What do they do?
06:20Walk past it.
06:21Now stop your nagging.
06:22Let's go and explore.
06:23What's the plan?
06:24I don't know.
06:24Cardiff, early 21st century, and the wind's coming from the east.
06:29Trust me, the safest place in the universe.
06:31This nuclear power station, right in the heart of Cardiff City, will bring jobs for all.
06:42As you can see, as Lord Mayor, I've had to sanction some radical redevelopments.
06:48No photographs?
06:49What did I say?
06:51Take pictures of the project, by all means, but not me, thank you.
06:57So, Cardiff Castle will be demolished, allowing the Blythe Droog project to rise up, tall and proud.
07:05A monument to Welsh industry.
07:08And yes, some of you might shiver.
07:11The words nuclear power station and major population centre aren't exactly the happiest of bedfellows.
07:18But I give you my personal guarantee that as long as I walk upon this earth, no harm will come
07:26to any of my citizens.
07:29Now drink up.
07:30A toast.
07:32To the future.
07:34To the future.
07:35And believe me,
07:38it will glow.
07:46Excuse me, Mrs. Blaine.
07:47My name's Cathy Salt.
07:48I represent the Cardiff Gazette.
07:50I'm sorry, I'm not doing interviews.
07:51I can't bear self-publicity.
07:53But are you aware of the curse?
07:55Whatever do you mean?
07:58Cathy, wasn't it?
07:59Cathy Salt.
08:00That's what some of your engineers are saying.
08:02That the Blythe Droog project is cursed.
08:04Sounds rather silly to me.
08:06That's what I thought.
08:07I was just chasing a bit of local colour.
08:08But the funny thing is, when you start piecing it all together, it does begin to look a bit odd.
08:13In what way?
08:14The deaths.
08:15The number of deaths associated with this project.
08:18First of all, there was the entire team of the European safety inspectors.
08:21But they were French.
08:22It's not my fault.
08:24It's danger.
08:25Explosives.
08:25It was only written in Welsh.
08:26And then there was that accident with the Cardiff Heritage Committee.
08:29The electrocution of that swimming pool was put down to natural wear and tear.
08:34And then the architect?
08:36It was raining.
08:37The visibility was low.
08:39My car simply couldn't stop.
08:40And then just recently, Mr. Cleaver, the government's nuclear advisor...
08:44Slipped on an icy patch.
08:46He was decapitated.
08:47It was a very icy patch.
08:50I'm afraid these stories are nothing more than typical small-town thinking.
08:53I really haven't got time.
08:54If you'll excuse me.
08:55Except before he died, Mr. Cleaver posted some of his findings online.
09:00Did he, then?
09:01If you know where to look.
09:02He was concerned about the reactor.
09:04Oh, all that technical stuff.
09:06Specifically, that the design of the suppression pool would cause the hydrogen recombiners to fail,
09:11precipitating in the collapse of the containment isolation system and resulting in a meltdown.
09:15Who's been doing your homework?
09:17That's my job.
09:19I think, Cathy Salt, I think you and I should have a word in private.
09:31Oh, my mum is complaining.
09:34I think we might have to make a detour to the ladies.
09:36Are we?
09:37Oh, come on.
09:39All girls together?
09:42So, you were saying these outlandish theories of yours?
09:50Sounds like we got here just in time.
09:53Continue.
09:55Well, I don't know much about nuclear physics, but from what I could make out, Cleaver was saying that the
10:02whole project could go up worse than Chernock.
10:10Was there something wrong with the light?
10:12Oh, no.
10:13It was on the blink.
10:14I can't tell you how many memos I've sent.
10:17So, Chernock.
10:20Apparently, but a thousand times worse.
10:23I mean, this ends up soon.
10:25There must be so many safety regulations.
10:27But can you have a symptom to talk about nuclear weapons?
10:32You have admitted some deliberate.
10:35I mean, we're hardly listening to it, I mean, it's from the Cardiff Gazette, but we still have a duty
10:40to report the facts.
10:42Then you're going to print this information.
10:45Are you all right?
10:46Do you sound a bit...
10:47Sword-throat.
10:51Just a little tickle.
10:53But tell me, do you intend to make this information public?
10:57I have to.
11:01So be it.
11:04And your old boyfriend thinks I'm mad.
11:08We'll get married next month.
11:10And he says if I cause a fuss, I could lose my job.
11:13Just when we need the money.
11:16Boyfriend?
11:16Geoffrey.
11:18Civil servant.
11:19There's nothing exciting, but he's mine.
11:22When's the wedding?
11:24The 19th.
11:25It's really just to stop my mother from nagging, but the baby sort of clinched it, I suppose.
11:33You're with child?
11:37Three months.
11:40It's not showing yet.
11:42It wasn't planned.
11:44It was an accident.
11:45Nice accident, though.
11:48Congratulations.
11:51How about you?
11:52Have you got any kids?
11:53No.
11:55Is there a miss to blame?
11:57Is there a miss to blame?
11:57Not anymore.
11:59I'm all on my own.
12:02I had quite a sizable family once upon a time.
12:05Wonderful brothers.
12:07Oh, they were bold.
12:10But all of them gone now.
12:14Maybe you're right.
12:16Maybe I'm cursed.
12:18Oh, no, I don't think so.
12:20Not really.
12:21You're very kind.
12:25If you don't mind, I might be a while.
12:29You run along.
12:30Perhaps we could do this another day.
12:33Are you all right?
12:34Fine.
12:36Okay, I tell you what, sir.
12:37I leave my details with your office.
12:41Thanks for talking.
13:05I swear.
13:07You're lying through your teeth.
13:08Tusks.
13:09I mean, it turns out the white things are tusks.
13:11And I mean tusks.
13:13And it's wonken and it's not happy.
13:15How could you not know it was there?
13:1715 of us naked.
13:19Naked?
13:19And I'm like, no, no, no, no.
13:20It's got nothing to do with me.
13:22And then it roars and we are running.
13:24Oh, my God.
13:24We are running.
13:25And Brockovich falls.
13:26So I turn to him and I say...
13:28I knew we should have turned left.
13:30That's my line!
13:32I don't believe you.
13:34I don't believe the word you say ever that.
13:35It's so brilliant.
13:37You ever even thought of that?
13:38No, I just picked him up and went right for the ship.
13:41The whole problem didn't stop when I hit the space lanes.
13:44I mean, I was shaking.
13:45It was unbelievable.
13:46I'm breaking me out.
13:48And by the time I got there, I was 15 years away.
13:50And I realized I'm like this.
13:53And I was having such a nice day.
14:10According to intelligence, the target is the last surviving member of the Slavine family,
14:14a criminal sect from the planet Rexichorical Falpatorius,
14:18masquerading as a human being zipped inside a skin suit.
14:21Okay.
14:21Plan of attack.
14:22We assume a basic 5756 strategy covering all available exits on the ground floor.
14:27Doctor, you go face to face.
14:28That'll designate exit one.
14:30I'll cover exit two.
14:32Rose, you exit three.
14:33Mickey Smith, you take exit four.
14:35Have you got that?
14:36Excuse me.
14:38Who's in charge?
14:40Sorry.
14:40Awaiting orders, sir.
14:43Right.
14:44Here's the plan.
14:48Like you said, nice plan.
14:49Anything else?
14:51Present arms.
14:52Ready.
14:53Ready.
14:53Ready.
14:54Ready.
14:55Read dial.
14:55Yep.
14:56Ready.
14:56Check.
14:57See you in hell.
15:08Hello.
15:09I've come to see the Lord Mayor.
15:11Have you got an appointment?
15:13No.
15:13Just an old friend passing by.
15:14Bit of a surprise.
15:15Can't wait to see her face.
15:17Well, she's just having a cup of tea.
15:20Just go in there and tell her the doctor would like to see her.
15:24Doctor who?
15:25Just the doctor.
15:26Tell her exactly that.
15:28The doctor.
15:30I'm on a tick.
15:50The Lord Mayor says thank you for popping by.
15:54She'd love to have a chat, but she's up to her eyes and paperwork.
15:59Perhaps if we could make an appointment for next week.
16:02She's climbing out the window, isn't she?
16:04Yes, she is.
16:16So it ain't heading north.
16:18On my way.
16:19Over and out.
16:21Oh, my God.
16:24Leave the mayor alone.
16:25Oh, my God.
17:03Margaret!
17:12Who's anything for?
17:14That was Mickey!
17:15Here I am, Mickey the Idiot.
17:18Oh, be fair, she's not exactly gonna outrun us, is she?
17:24She's gotta teleport, that's cheating!
17:27Now we're never gonna get her!
17:28Oh, the doctor's very good at teleport.
17:51I could do this all day.
17:53This is persecution. Why can't you leave me alone?
17:57What did I ever do to you?
17:58You tried to kill me and destroy this entire planet.
18:02Apart from that.
18:03So, you're a Slovene, you're on Earth, you're trapped.
18:07Your family get killed, but you teleport out just in the nick of time.
18:11You have no means of escape.
18:13What do you do? You build a nuclear power station.
18:15But what for?
18:17A philanthropic gesture.
18:19I've learnt the error of my ways.
18:21And it just so happens to be right on top of the rift.
18:24What rift would that be?
18:25A rift in space and time.
18:27If this power station went into meltdown, the entire planet would go...
18:30This station is designed to explode the minute it reaches capacity.
18:35Didn't anyone notice?
18:37Isn't there someone in London checking this sort of stuff?
18:40Well, Cardiff.
18:42London doesn't care.
18:43The South Wales coast could fall into the sea and they wouldn't notice.
18:47Oh.
18:48You sound like a Welshman.
18:51God help me, I've gone native.
18:53But why would she do that?
18:54A great big explosion, she'd only end up killing herself.
18:57She's got a name, you know.
18:58She's not even a she, she's a thing.
19:01Oh, but she's clever.
19:11Fantastic.
19:12Is that a tribophysical waveform, macrokinetic extrapolator?
19:15Couldn't have put it better myself.
19:17Oh, genius.
19:20You didn't build this.
19:21I had my hobbies.
19:22A little tinkering.
19:23No, no, no.
19:24I mean, you really didn't build this.
19:26Way beyond you.
19:27I bet she stole it.
19:29It fell into my hand.
19:30Is it a what?
19:31It's transport.
19:34You see, the reactor blows, the rift opens.
19:37Phenomenal cosmic disaster.
19:40But this thing shrouds you in a force field.
19:43You have this energy bubble.
19:44Zoom.
19:45So you're safe.
19:46Then you feed it coordinates, stand on top, and ride the concussion all the way out of the solar system.
19:53It's a surfboard.
19:54A pan-dimensional surfboard, yeah.
19:56And it would have worked.
19:57I'd have surfed away from this dead-end dump and back to civilization.
20:01You'd blow up a whole planet just to get a lift.
20:04Like stepping on an anthill.
20:06How do you think of the name?
20:08What?
20:09Blaise Droog?
20:11It's Welsh.
20:12I know, but how did you think of it?
20:15Chose it at random, that's all.
20:17I don't know.
20:17Just sounded good.
20:20Does it matter?
20:25Fly through.
20:27What's it mean?
20:29Bad wolf.
20:31But I've heard that before, bad wolf.
20:34I've heard that lots of times.
20:36Everywhere we go, two words, following us.
20:41Bad wolf.
20:42How can they be following us?
20:48Nah, just a coincidence.
20:50Like hitting a word on the radio, then hearing it all day.
20:52Never mind.
20:53Things to do.
20:55Margaret, we're gonna take you home.
20:57Hold on, isn't that the easy option, like letting her go?
20:59I don't believe it.
21:00We actually get to go to Brax...
21:03Wait a minute.
21:05Braxicor...
21:06Braxicorico...
21:07...Falipatorius.
21:08Braxicorico...
21:09...Falipatorius.
21:11Braxicorico...
21:11...Falipatorius.
21:12Ah!
21:13That's it!
21:14Ha-ha!
21:15I did it!
21:16They have the death penalty.
21:23The family Slothene was tried in its absence many years ago and found guilty.
21:30With no chance of appeal.
21:33According to the statutes of government, the moment I return, I am to be executed.
21:38What do you make of that, Doctor?
21:43Take me home and you take me to my death.
21:47Not my problem.
21:56This ship is impossible.
22:00It's superb.
22:02How do you get the outside around the inside?
22:05Like I'd give you the secret, yeah.
22:08I almost feel better about being defeated.
22:11We never stood a chance.
22:13This is the technology of the gods.
22:16Don't worship me, I'd make a very bad god.
22:19Wouldn't get a day off for stances.
22:22Jack!
22:22How we doing, big fella?
22:24That's extrapolator's top of the range.
22:27Where did you get it?
22:29I don't know.
22:31Some airlock, sir?
22:32Must have been a great big heist.
22:35It's stacked with power.
22:36But we can use it for fuel.
22:38It's not compatible.
22:39But it should knock off about 12 hours.
22:43We'll be ready to go by morning.
22:44Then we're stuck here, overnight.
22:47I'm in no hurry.
22:49We've got a prisoner.
22:51The police box is really a police box.
22:55You're not just police, though.
22:58Since you're taking me to my death, that makes you my executioners.
23:05Each and every one of you.
23:09You deserve it.
23:12You're very quick to say so.
23:15Yet very quick to soak your hands in my blood.
23:18Which makes you better than me, Hal, exactly?
23:24Long night ahead.
23:25Long night.
23:44Let's see who can look me in the eye.
23:58And I risk you in the eye.
24:00I really makes you a good person, especially when I make you proud.
24:07Good work.
24:11If my lifeGod reminds me, I'd really ever go!
24:11I wasn't realizing that I'm in love.
24:11But in your life本 a day, I don't want to be over.
24:13To be around for a day andcano, I'm realizing that I'm not choosing anything.
24:19What are you using out here?
24:23Better than the net.
24:28She does deserve it.
24:29She's a Slothian.
24:30I don't care.
24:33It's just weird in that box.
24:37I didn't really need my passport.
24:49I've been thinking, you know, we could go have a drink.
24:56Have a pizza or something.
24:58Just you and me.
24:59That'd be nice.
25:01And, I mean, if the TARDIS can't leave until morning, we could...
25:09..go to a hotel, spend the night.
25:13I mean, if you want to.
25:14I've got some money.
25:16OK, yeah.
25:18Is that all right?
25:19Yeah.
25:23Cool.
25:25There's a couple of bars around here.
25:26We should give him a go.
25:29Do you have to go and tell him?
25:31None of his business.
25:39So, what's on?
25:41Nothing.
25:42Just...
25:48I gather it's not always like this.
25:52Having to wait.
26:01I bet you're always the first to leave, Doctor.
26:05Never mind the consequences.
26:06Off you go.
26:08You butchered my family and then ran for the stars.
26:11Am I right?
26:12But not this time.
26:15At last, you have consequences.
26:20How does it feel?
26:23I didn't butcher them.
26:25I didn't butcher them.
26:25Don't answer back.
26:26That's what she wants.
26:27I didn't.
26:28What about you?
26:29You had an emergency teleport.
26:31You didn't zap them to safety, did you?
26:34It only carries one.
26:36I had to fly without coordinates.
26:38Ended up in a skip on the Isle of Dogs.
26:43It wasn't funny.
26:46Sorry.
26:51It is a bit funny.
26:58Do I get a last request?
27:02Depends what it is.
27:04I grew quite fond of my little human life.
27:07All those rituals.
27:10Brushing of the teeth and the complicated way they cook things.
27:14It's a little restaurant.
27:16Just round the bay.
27:18It became quite a favourite of mine.
27:26Is that what you want?
27:28A last meal?
27:29Don't I have, right?
27:31Oh, like she's not going to try to escape.
27:33Except I can never escape the doctor.
27:35So where's the danger?
27:41I wonder if you could do it.
27:46To sit with a creature you're about to kill and take supper.
27:54How strong is your stomach?
27:57Strong enough.
27:58I wonder.
28:01I've seen you fight your enemies.
28:05Now dine with them.
28:09You won't change my mind.
28:11Prove it.
28:16There are people out there.
28:19If you slip away just for one second, they'll be in danger.
28:22Except I've got these.
28:26You both wear one.
28:28If she moves more than ten feet away,
28:33she gets sapped by ten thousand volts.
28:38Margaret, would you like to come out to dinner?
28:41My treat?
28:45Dinner in bondage.
28:49Works for me.
28:52You all are.
29:04You are soYes.
29:06You are so I am.
29:11I have been so I.
29:13To be honest with you.
29:14You are so I am.
29:14And you are so I am.
29:15You are so I am.
29:16You are so I am.
29:17You are so I am.
29:19You are so I am.
29:20You are so I am.
29:34Here we are, out on a date, and you haven't even asked my proper name.
29:38It's not a date.
29:41What's your name?
29:42Blonde.
29:44I am Blonde Phil Fudge Passamierdei Sloveen.
29:50That's what it'll say on my death certificate.
29:53Nice to meet you, Blonde.
29:55I'm sure.
29:59Look, that's where I was living as Margaret.
30:01Nice little flat.
30:02It's over there, on the top.
30:05That's the one with the light on.
30:08Two bedrooms, bayside view.
30:11I was rather content.
30:13I suppose I'll see it again.
30:20I suppose not.
30:25Pleasure.
30:28Tell me then, Doctor, what do you know of our species?
30:33Only what I've seen.
30:34Did you know, for example, in extreme cases, when her life is in danger, a female Raxacora
30:45Cthalopatorian can manufacture a poison dart within her own finger.
30:49Yes, I did.
30:51Just checking.
30:54And one more thing.
30:57Between you and me.
31:07And the final resort.
31:09The excess poison can be exhaled through the lungs.
31:14That's better.
31:16Now then, what do you think?
31:17Mmm, a steak looks nice.
31:20Steak and chips.
31:27The doctor took me to this planet a while back.
31:30It was much colder than this.
31:32They called it Women Wept.
31:35The planet was actually called Women Wept.
31:38Because if you looked at it right from above, there's like this huge continent, like all curved
31:43round.
31:45It sort of looked like a woman, you know, lamenting.
31:48Oh my God, and we went to this beach, right?
31:51No people, no buildings.
31:54Just this beach like a thousand miles across.
31:57And there's something to happen, something to do with the sun, I don't know.
32:00But the sea had just frozen.
32:03In a split second.
32:05In the middle of a storm, right?
32:07Waves and foam.
32:09Just frozen.
32:09All the way out to the horizon.
32:12Midnight, right?
32:13We walk underneath these waves, a hundred feet tall and made of ice.
32:18I'm going out with Trisha Delaney.
32:24Hello.
32:27What's that?
32:30Trisha Delaney's shop?
32:32Yeah, Rob Delaney's sister.
32:35She's nice.
32:37She's a bit big.
32:38She lost weight.
32:43You've been away.
32:46Well, good for you.
32:46She's nice.
32:48She's nice.
32:50So tell us more about this planet, then.
32:53Well, it's here, really.
33:01Public executions of slow death.
33:05They prepare a thin ascetic acid, lower me into the cauldron, and boil me.
33:14The acidity is perfectly gauged to strip away the skin.
33:17Internal organs fall out into the liquid, and I become soup, and still alive, still screaming.
33:29I don't make the law.
33:31But you deliver it.
33:34Can you stay to watch?
33:37What else can I do?
33:39The Slavene family is huge.
33:42There's a lot more of us, all scattered off world.
33:45Take me to them.
33:46Take me somewhere safe.
33:48But then you'll just start again.
33:50I promise I won't.
33:51You've been in that skin suit too long.
33:54You've forgotten.
33:55There used to be a real Margaret Blaine.
33:57You killed her and stripped her and used the skin.
34:01You're pleading for mercy out of a dead woman's lips.
34:04Perhaps I have got used to it.
34:06A human life.
34:08An ordinary life.
34:11That's all I'm asking.
34:15Give me a chance, Doctor.
34:19I can change.
34:22I don't believe you.
34:25So what do you want to do now?
34:27Don't mind.
34:30You could ask about hotels.
34:33What would Trisha Delaney say?
34:36I suppose.
34:40There's a bar down there with a Spanish name or something.
34:43Do you don't even like Trisha Delaney?
34:45Oh, is that right?
34:45What the hell do you know?
34:47I know you.
34:48And I know her.
34:49And I know that's never going to happen.
34:52So who do you think you're kidding?
34:53At least I know where she is.
34:57There we are then.
35:00It's got nothing to do with Trisha.
35:02This is all about me, isn't it?
35:03You left me!
35:07We were nice.
35:09We were happy.
35:11And then what?
35:12You give me a kiss and you run off with him
35:13and you make me feel like nothing, Rose.
35:16I was nothing.
35:17I can't even go out with a stupid girl from a shop
35:20because you pick up the phone
35:21and I come running.
35:25I mean, is that what I am, Rose?
35:27Stand by.
35:29Am I just supposed to sit here for the rest of my life
35:31waiting for you?
35:32Because I will.
35:33I'm sorry.
35:45I promise you, I've changed since we last met, Doctor.
35:50There was this girl
35:51just today.
35:53A young thing.
35:56Something of a danger.
35:58She was getting too close.
36:00I felt the bloodlust rising.
36:02Just the family had told me
36:04I was going to kill her without a thought.
36:08And then...
36:10I stopped.
36:14She's alive somewhere right now.
36:17She's walking around this city
36:18because I can change.
36:20I didn't change.
36:22I know I can't prove it.
36:24I believe you.
36:26Then you know I'm capable of better.
36:29It doesn't mean anything.
36:31I spared her life.
36:34You let one of them go,
36:35but that's nothing new.
36:37Every now and then,
36:38a little victim's spared
36:40because she smiled,
36:42because he's got freckles,
36:44because they begged.
36:47And that's how you live with yourself.
36:49That's how you slaughter millions.
36:53Because once in a while,
36:54on a whim,
36:55if the wind's in the right direction,
36:59you happen to be kind.
37:01Only a killer would know that.
37:04Is that right?
37:05From what I've seen,
37:07your funny little happy-go-lucky life
37:09leaves devastation in its wake.
37:11Always moving on
37:13because you dare not go back.
37:15Playing with so many people's lives,
37:18you might as well be a god.
37:22And you're right, Doctor.
37:25You're absolutely right.
37:27Sometimes,
37:29you let one go.
37:34Let me go.
37:43I'm not asking you to leave him
37:45because I know that's not fair.
37:47But I just need something,
37:49some sort of promise
37:50that when you do come back,
37:51you're coming back for me.
37:54Is that thunder?
37:56Does it matter?
37:58That's not thunder.
38:01In the family,
38:02Sathine,
38:03we had no choice.
38:04I was made to carry out
38:05my first killer, 13.
38:07If I'd refused,
38:08my father would have fed me
38:09to the Benham grubs.
38:11If I'm a killer,
38:12it's because I was born to kill.
38:14It's all I know.
38:16Doctor,
38:17are you even listening to me?
38:19Can you hear that?
38:20I'm begging for my life.
38:23Shush.
38:36Go on, then, run.
38:38It's him again, isn't it?
38:40It's the Doctor.
38:40It's always the Doctor.
38:42It's always going to be the Doctor.
38:43It's never me.
38:46Give me a handcuff.
38:53Don't think you're running away.
38:55I'm sticking with you.
38:58Something this turns out to me!
39:15It's the Rip.
39:16The Rip soaked me.
39:43What the hell are you doing?
39:45It just went crazy!
39:46It's the Rip!
39:47Time and space are ripping apart!
39:49The whole city's going to disappear!
39:55No!
39:56No!
40:00No!
40:03No!
40:07No!
40:09No!
40:09No!
40:10No!
40:10No!
40:10No!
40:11No!
40:12No!
40:12No!
40:12No!
40:14No!
40:14No!
40:15No!
40:15No!
40:15No!
40:16No!
40:16No!
40:20No!
40:22No!
40:24No!
40:28No!
40:31It's the extrapolator. I've disconnected it, but it's still feeding off the engine.
40:37It's using the Tartus. I can't stop it.
40:39Never mind card it. It's going to rip open the planet.
40:42What is that? What's happening?
40:45Oh, just little me!
40:50One wrong move and she snaps like a promise.
40:54I might have known.
40:55I've had you bleating all night, poor baby.
41:00Now shut it! You! Fly, boy! Put the extrapolator at my feet!
41:25Just as I...
41:28I thought we needed to blow up the nucleus of our station.
41:31Failing that!
41:33If I were to be arrested, then anyone capable of tracking me down would have considerable technology of their own.
41:42Therefore, they would be captivated by the extrapolator.
41:48Especially a magpie mind like yours, Doctor.
41:51So the extrapolator was programmed to go to Plan B.
41:57To lock on to the nearest alien power source and open the rift.
42:05And what a power source it found.
42:09I'm back on schedule.
42:10I'm back on schedule.
42:13Thanks to you.
42:15The rest is going to convulse. You'll destroy the whole planet.
42:18And you with it!
42:21While I ride this board over the crest of the inferno, all the way to freedom.
42:31Stand back, boys.
42:35Surf's up.
42:51Of course, opening the rift means you'll pull this ship apart.
42:55So soon.
42:57It's not just any old power source.
43:00It's the TARDIS.
43:02My TARDIS.
43:03The best ship in the universe.
43:06It'll make wonderful scrap.
43:08What's that like?
43:10The heart of the TARDIS.
43:12This ship's alive.
43:14You've opened its soul.
43:23It's so bright.
43:28Look at it, Margaret.
43:31Beautiful.
43:33Look inside, Blonfeld Fodge.
43:37Look at the light.
44:06Look inside, Blonfeld Fodge.
44:28Don't do it. Stay there. Hold your eyes.
44:33Snap, Jack. Come on. Shut it all down. Shut down.
44:36Bro, it's not power on the run.
44:37It's a normal switch. It's a run.
44:58Nicely done. Thank you all.
45:01What happened to Margaret?
45:03She must have got burnt up.
45:04Carried out her own death sentence.
45:06No.
45:07I don't think she's dead.
45:08Then where'd she go?
45:10She looked into the heart of the TARDIS.
45:12Even I don't know how strong that is.
45:14And the ship's telepathic, like I told you, Rose.
45:17Gets inside your head.
45:19Translates alien languages.
45:21Maybe the raw energy can translate all sorts of thoughts.
45:32Here she is.
45:34She's an egg.
45:35She's an egg.
45:35Regress to her childhood.
45:37She's an egg.
45:38She can start again.
45:40Live a life from scratch.
45:42If we take her home, give her to a different family, tell them to bring her up properly,
45:46she might be all right.
45:47Or she might be worse.
45:48That's her choice.
45:49She's an egg.
45:51She's an egg.
45:53Oh, my God.
45:54Nicky.
46:54We're all powered up. We can leave.
46:56Haunting the rift filled us up with energy.
46:58We can go.
46:59If that's all right.
47:00Yeah, fine.
47:04How's Mickey?
47:05He's okay. He's gone.
47:07Do you want to go and find him? We'll wait.
47:11I need.
47:12He deserves better.
47:15Off we go, then.
47:16Always moving on.
47:18Like, stop, rexochoric or falpatorius.
47:21No, you don't often get to say that.
47:24Well, just stop by and pop her in the archery.
47:26Margaret the Slitheen can live her life again.
47:28A second chance.
47:31That'd be nice.
47:51You got chosen.
47:53You're a housemate.
47:54You're in the house.
47:55Isn't that brilliant?
47:58Welcome to the Wickers League.
48:01We are giving you a brand new image.
48:04Why, is there something wrong with what I'm wearing?
48:07What was that?
48:09Just been evicted.
48:12This isn't just a gang.
48:14I need to find the doctor.
48:16He's got to be here somewhere.
48:17He's always here.
48:18There's something else going on.
48:19We have contestants outside of the gates.
48:22My masters, they fear the doctor.
48:24Tell me, who are they?
48:25That's impossible.
48:26I know those ships.
48:27They were destroyed.
48:29Obviously, they survived.
48:30Alert! Alert!
48:32We are detected!
48:40We are detected!
49:10We are detected!
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