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00:56am
01:09but we're still here wherever here is
01:13yes yes it's done with you i'm here i just blacked out last thing i remember we were
01:19We were on your TARDIS, that flux thing was coming at us, and then, nothing.
01:23Me too, I think.
01:25I was on the ground over there.
01:27We must have been thrown out.
01:29Must have been.
01:31Where are we?
01:33Is she always like this?
01:35Pretty much.
01:41If I had to call it, we're back on Earth.
01:44Which meant the Lupari shield worked, but the TARDIS took her here.
01:47Looks like we're in the middle of a battlefield.
01:49Which could mean...
01:51Hey! Get away from him!
01:55Show me your hands! What did you take?
01:57Show me!
01:58We didn't take anything.
01:59I know what goes on out here.
02:01Vultures, empty in the pockets of the dead.
02:07Who are you?
02:08Where are you from?
02:10I'm the Doctor, this is Raz, this is Dad.
02:12Nice to meet you.
02:13We were checking for signs of life.
02:15Life is a man's term.
02:17It's fluid.
02:19Sentry patrol.
02:21All of them dead.
02:23It's too late for medical aid.
02:27But...
02:28You're too close to the front to be with Mrs Nightingale.
02:31She won't come this close to Sebastopol.
02:33How long have you been here?
02:34Sebastopol.
02:351850s.
02:36Oriented!
02:38I know where we are.
02:39Crimean War, 1855.
02:41Ottoman Empire weakening.
02:43British soldiers fighting Russians.
02:45What?
02:46We're in the middle of the Crimean War.
02:48That would make you Mary Seacole.
02:50Are you? You are, aren't you?
02:52Mrs Seacole to you.
02:54Doctress to the fallen.
02:56A British...
02:58Listen.
02:59It's enemy soldiers.
03:00Back up, back up!
03:06Where in the battle are we?
03:08How many Russian troops are the British fighting?
03:10What's happening in Sebastopol?
03:12This is the word you keep using.
03:14Russians.
03:16They're not fighting Russians.
03:21They're fighting Sontarans.
03:30Taste the victory, my soldiers.
03:33Breathe in the rotting stench of our vanquished foes.
03:38Onward!
03:39To domination!
03:41Sontar!
04:11No!
04:42Are you response?
04:44Can you repair?
04:47Can I what?
04:48Can you repair?
04:50Where am I?
04:51Can you repair? Respond!
04:53I need to make contact with my home planet.
04:56There's been a mass extinction event
04:58near where I was stationed.
05:00We are aware.
05:01The flux impacted the inner temple.
05:03Can you repair?
05:05Repair what?
05:07Follow.
05:08Follow!
05:12This was not for seen.
05:14These triangles are only guardians.
05:16We maintain and serve.
05:18The impact of the flux event was too great.
05:21The temple is compromised.
05:23The mooring must never be compromised.
05:25Do you see?
05:26Do you see the mooring?
05:28Do you see the mooring?
05:40Thank you for getting us out of there safely, Mrs. Seacole.
05:43I know every safe avenue on and off of this battlefield.
05:46I have to stay alive if I'm going to nurse these men back to health.
05:49You're an army nurse.
05:51I work for myself.
05:53I am the closest nurse to the front.
05:55And this is your hospital?
05:57This is much more than a hospital, child.
06:00This is my British hotel.
06:08So let me just get this straight.
06:10She's like a real person from history?
06:13You just talked to her, didn't you?
06:15And those Sontaran things,
06:17they're not part of history, were they?
06:20No. She should be here. They shouldn't.
06:22Could this be connected to the flux?
06:25There's history being rewritten.
06:28Dan? Are you okay?
06:31Are you seeing that?
06:33Stay still, Dan.
06:37What's happening to me?
06:39Oh! Dan!
06:42Doctor!
06:44You're fading.
06:47A collision between flux and vortex energy.
06:50You're falling through space and time.
06:52Yas, stay calm.
06:54I will find you. I promise.
06:56I promise!
07:15Where's the door? I need the door!
07:17Over there, Commander. Avoid it.
07:19Another soldier waiting to be obliterated.
07:21Let me in! I have to find them!
07:24Better to locate the human scum!
07:40I'm home.
07:52Jim!
07:54Jim! It's me, Dan.
07:57Sorry about Yas. I can explain.
08:00Jim!
08:12Come on, Dad. Pick up, will you?
08:17What?
08:22Oh, I...
08:37What the hell is that?
08:38Curfew defier!
08:39Freaks of curfew are resorted to instant execution!
08:42Soldiers, at the end!
08:44Defend the cover! All escape routes!
08:52No!
08:59Ma'am? Dad?
09:02Where the hell have you been?
09:12Doctor?
09:15Dan?
09:18I need a universal GPS.
09:21Then I'd know where I was whenever this happens.
09:24Because it does keep happening.
09:26This is intolerable!
09:34Hi. I'm Yas.
09:36How am I meant to cope?
09:38Cope with what, sir?
09:39Well, any of it. All of it.
09:42Just... it insists on shifting.
09:45Why don't you take me through it from the start?
09:47The start? You mock me, madam? The start?
09:51All right.
09:54Can you tell me, what's the year?
10:00Why? Do you believe it to be a matter of impulse?
10:04It might be.
10:06It is the year of our Lord, 1820.
10:10Do you reckon it differently?
10:13Very differently.
10:21All our fears made true.
10:24All is porous. All is broken.
10:29I must retrace.
10:32There's so much work to be done.
10:34I'll come with you.
10:35No. No.
10:37Be to no avail.
10:39If my experience holds true...
10:42Oh, this confounding situation.
10:50Can you repair?
10:52Can I what?
10:53All assistance is required. Can you repair?
11:03Yeah. I can.
11:06That's exactly why I'm here.
11:13All right.
11:17Mrs. Seacole, I helped myself to the rum.
11:20To aid planning.
11:22It can go on your slate, General.
11:25Your rapidly rising slate.
11:29Good evening. Where are your friends?
11:32They were called away.
11:34Well, I'm remaining here for now.
11:38Apparently.
11:39Well, then, you are most welcome to the British Hotel.
11:42New arrival, Mrs. Seacole.
11:44Oh, yes. We met on the battlefield.
11:46This is Lieutenant General Logan of the Light Division.
11:50I'm the doctor.
11:52Mrs. Seacole can certainly do with your assistance.
11:55Our advance tomorrow is not without risk.
11:59Please tell me you're not about to engage St. Aaron's in battle.
12:02That is why we're here.
12:04You don't understand.
12:06I fought St. Aaron's before.
12:08Somehow I doubt that.
12:10St. Aaron's live for war.
12:12They're a clone race. It's what they're bred for.
12:14It's their entire history.
12:16And they're very, very good at it.
12:18They also have weapons beyond your imagination.
12:21So even if you do have numerical advantage,
12:24I advise at all costs, do not engage.
12:27Then it's fortunate that I command these divisions of Her Majesty's Army,
12:30and you do not.
12:33Madam, I am at work.
12:35I know. I can smell the rum.
12:37How long have they been here, the St. Aaron's?
12:39What?
12:41Outside Sebastopol?
12:43No, on Earth.
12:45They've always been here.
12:48Trust me, I know your history.
12:50And that's not true.
12:53Where are we?
12:55Britain. There. Jamaica.
12:57Here, still intact.
12:59Uh, Crimea there.
13:01And Russia is...
13:05Not there. No Russia.
13:07No China. Only Sontar.
13:09And you both think that's normal.
13:11War is the opposite of normal.
13:13That, uh, word you used, uh...
13:16Russia.
13:18Where have I heard that before?
13:19She said it earlier.
13:21I thought the same. I heard it before.
13:23In the past.
13:25Like a memory. An echo of another time.
13:27Yes.
13:29Time has been disrupted.
13:31But if you're still retaining those memories of the truth,
13:33then the disruption must be recent.
13:35But how?
13:36Fall out from the flux.
13:37Yeah, but that wouldn't be enough.
13:39I mean, St. Aaron's are embedded in maps all of a sudden.
13:44Are you expecting a response to your musings?
13:47How far away is their encampment?
13:52You've gone very quiet, General.
13:55The soldiers appear from directions unknown.
13:58See?
14:00They're doing the basics, and you're already on the back foot.
14:03You will lose every man if you face them in the battlefield tomorrow.
14:06You need my help.
14:08I have Queen and country on my side. That is all the help I need.
14:10Is she here with you now, then? The Queen?
14:12Obviously not.
14:14Then her influence may be limited.
14:16Mrs. Seacole, your new assistant is putting me off my task.
14:19You want to be helpful, Doctor?
14:22Nursing Rones.
14:27You have to get the General to listen to me.
14:29You think the army take advice from a doctoress?
14:32I am here to nurse the wounded.
14:37Sifting the battlefield for injured soldiers?
14:40Setting up a sanctuary?
14:42You just decided to come out here on your own?
14:44If we all of us waited to be sent forward, none of us would find our purpose, would we?
14:48I paid for my own passage, and I had this place built from what I could find.
14:54Proper pioneer.
14:56Rice pudding and hard liquor build morale.
15:00They also pay for medicines.
15:02But my time and my skills, those I give for free, to all comers.
15:08Speaking of which, come over here.
15:14The General does not approve.
15:22More of you! More to destroy when I free myself!
15:25Which will be soon!
15:27This is a surprise.
15:29No wonder the General doesn't approve.
15:31All life is sacred to me. I use my remedies to help whoever is in need.
15:35Just as you did the Russian soldiers.
15:37Although this one has refused all treatment and healed himself.
15:44He takes his rest in a regular rhythm.
15:46Seven and a half minutes every 27 hours. I recorded it.
15:49I shall massacre you for revealing privileged military information.
15:53The rest of the time he yells.
15:55No wonder you're angry.
15:57Capture. The ultimate shame for any Sontaran.
16:01How did it come to this?
16:03I was dispatched by my commanding officer to assess the laughable strength of the weak and pathetic human resistance.
16:09And was ambushed by a circle of propellant.
16:13Cannonball in the back.
16:15Oh, I bet that hurt.
16:17There is no such thing as pain.
16:21A little.
16:22You're lucky you survived at all.
16:24You call this luck?
16:26The glory and embrace of death would have been luck.
16:29I have questions for you, soldier.
16:32I will answer nothing. I am trained to resist all interrogation.
16:36Where's your encampment?
16:38I assert my rights to silence.
16:40Under section Cyan KZ-9, slothback of the Shadow Proclamation.
16:45Oh, you do, do you?
16:47But what if I have valuable battle information for your commander?
16:50What sort of information?
16:53The Doctor.
16:55Vanquisher and sworn enemy of the Sontarans.
16:59Former president of Gallifrey.
17:02He's in the Crimea.
17:05Show me.
17:06I will vanquish our despised nemesis with my bare hands.
17:10Where is the Doctor?
17:12Closer than you could possibly imagine.
17:14But what can he have heard of?
17:17I'd be prepared to give your commander information on the Doctor's whereabouts,
17:21should he agree to parley on my signal.
17:24Now, if we release you, will you relay this information?
17:31I accept your offer.
17:33I'm pledged to end your life with maximum suffering at our next encounter.
17:38I'd expect no less.
17:41May death rain down on you both.
17:44Well, it's nice to meet you two.
17:46Hurry along.
17:51You, my scum!
17:52You will be stamped beneath the boot of Sontar,
17:54at a future point to be determined.
17:56Do not shoot!
18:04You allowed an enemy combatant to escape.
18:08You allowed an enemy combatant to escape!
18:11I discharged my patient.
18:14The British Hotel is my establishment, General.
18:17And you are my guest.
18:22Mrs. Seacole, may I suggest an evening constitutional?
18:25Come along.
18:30What are we doing?
18:32The thing about Sontar and soldiers is, they're not very brave.
18:35But that means you can take advantage.
18:37Mulatto's got a message for his general.
18:40With any luck, it's going to lead us right to the location of the Sontaran base camp.
18:46Pretty simple, right?
18:47Wait.
18:49Who are you?
18:51Me?
18:52I'm Mary Seacole's assistant.
19:00Wait, where did he go?
19:02See? Mary.
19:05No.
19:06Exactly.
19:09A conjuring trick.
19:11In a manner of speaking.
19:12Basic camouflage shield.
19:14But if you don't know, it's impossible to spot.
19:17Want to give it a go with me?
19:26Where are we now?
19:28SONTAR BASE CAMP
19:33Soldiers!
19:34Passing duty at the Sontar base camp.
19:37Strategic base camps such as this may be gone in a couple of days' time.
19:41Security performs as expected.
19:43There's so many of them.
19:45Yes, there are.
19:48Mary, you're good at keeping observation records, right?
19:51Of course.
19:52And you can survive on very little sleep, I imagine.
19:54What are you asking of me?
19:56Monitor this encampment.
19:58Keep a note of everything that happens, but stay out of sight.
20:01I can do that.
20:06I think.
20:08Can't I?
20:14You return to us wounded, humiliated, and no death to your credit.
20:20I bring information, Commander Skark.
20:23The sworn enemy of Sontar, the Doctor, is here on Earth.
20:28The Doctor is here?
20:30My source will request Farley to discuss bringing the Doctor to you.
20:35This is useful.
20:37You have done adequately.
20:43I am shamed, Commander.
20:45Yes.
20:46The stench of your humiliation infects us all.
20:50I request mercy.
20:54Request granted.
20:56The mercy of immediate execution be upon you.
21:00For an answer will shame upon Sontar.
21:03Sontar, ho!
21:07Sontar, ho!
21:21So when did they turn up here, these Sontarans?
21:25Same day you vanished.
21:27What's that? Two days ago now?
21:29Already feels like a month.
21:31We had a three-minute eclipse, and then, bang, they were here.
21:34Three-minute eclipse?
21:36All world went to blackout, all at the same time.
21:39Lasted three minutes.
21:41Must have been the Carbonista ships.
21:44So come on.
21:46Must have been the Carbonista ships.
21:49So come on. Where have you been?
21:52It's a bit hard to explain.
21:54Hey, lad, did someone nick your house?
21:57Sort of.
21:58Listen, how many of these are there?
22:00Oh, millions. All over the world, in their ships.
22:04Soldiers pouring out and taking over.
22:07But you can knock them out with a frying pan?
22:09They've got this thing at the back of their neck, like a hole.
22:12Probing something.
22:13Yeah, all right, Eileen. No need to get all medical.
22:16And if you smack bang on it, and they go down like ninepence.
22:20You found that out?
22:22No feller in Baconhead.
22:23He was drunk. With a mallet.
22:25Baconhead.
22:27We've got to get rid of them.
22:29That's what I said.
22:31That's what I said? You said they'd be off after the weekend.
22:35I never did.
22:36How can you do this to annoy me?
22:39They were in Liverpool first.
22:41Six hours before anywhere else.
22:43Nobody believed us.
22:45They went all round the world.
22:47But they started here.
22:49When you say here, where exactly do you mean?
22:59This is where they faced a pier.
23:03Took over the whole waterfront.
23:07Let's go and have a look.
23:08Aye, aye.
23:09Where you going?
23:10There's thousands of them.
23:12They've got lasers.
23:14Dad, this is our planet. These are our docks.
23:17What else you want to do? Sit at home and complain?
23:19That's what he normally does.
23:21Are you?
23:22I'm not afraid of a scrap.
23:24I was Wallace's junior boxing champion in 1966.
23:30We've already heard of people trying, and then just disappearing.
23:34Yeah, well.
23:36I've had some experience of dealing with aliens these last few days.
23:43You two, get back to the house.
23:46I'm going in.
23:48By yourself?
23:50It's better that way.
23:54Take this, son.
23:57In case you need it.
24:07What happened to these two? They're all burned out.
24:10Can you repair?
24:12I don't know what you mean.
24:16Transmission received from Octogoron Orphe's Triangle.
24:19There is another. You will step aside.
24:22Repair is here.
24:29Hi, I'm Yara.
24:33Hi, I'm Yaz.
24:35Serving Commander Instant V. Vendor in Castlow, Winford, Foxville.
24:39At your service.
24:40Oh, well, if we're going formal,
24:42serving Officer Khan, Halamshire Police, Earth Division.
24:45At yours.
24:47Repair! Repair!
24:50You know how to fix this?
24:54Full disclosure, Instant V. Vendor.
24:56Just Vendor's fine.
24:57I don't know how I got here, or why, or where here is, or how I got here.
25:01Same.
25:02I don't want to freak you out, but there's something very wrong with the universe right now.
25:05I saw it for myself.
25:06Yeah, me too.
25:08From my outpost, those objects, they called it the Phlox.
25:12What's anyone repairing?
25:18This.
25:24Well.
25:26I was hoping it was going to be a bit smaller.
25:29Less abstract.
25:31More like a washing machine.
25:37So these are what are broken.
25:39Like a before and after.
25:41That's not all.
25:44Step back.
25:50Proximity activation.
25:52On all of them.
25:53I'm not sure why.
25:55Do you even know what this place is?
25:57Well, the triangle said it's the Temple of Atropos, but it can't be.
26:01Why not?
26:02Repair! You must repair!
26:04I'm going to need more information.
26:06Take us through the basics.
26:07Idiot's guide.
26:08Repair must not be undertaken by idiots.
26:11Explain, Murray.
26:15Explain Atropos.
26:17And set context for repair.
26:22And set context for repair.
26:25We are the Guardian Priests.
26:27We maintain the Temple of Atropos on the planet of time.
26:30All time passes through the Mori must pass through the Mori.
26:34Before Atropos, time ran wild.
26:37To harness, the Mori were assigned.
26:40Assigned by who?
26:41Information unavailable.
26:44If the Mori are broken, time shall run unstoppable.
26:48Which is a problem, right?
26:50Time is distraction.
26:51The Mori are in trouble.
26:53It must not break.
26:54Time must not be unleashed.
26:57You talk about time as if it was a force.
26:59Time is evil, and it will seek its own.
27:10Human filth has been discovered within the compound.
27:13Command of its core requires an execution crew.
27:15Immediate deployment.
27:21Bring them here.
27:22Place them in line.
27:26I am Commander Ritsko of Sontaran Temporal Command.
27:31Spying is treason against Sontar.
27:36If you have any words, now is the moment.
27:40To keep them to yourselves.
27:43Soldiers, raise arms.
27:51Execute.
27:56Execution complete.
27:59Our temporal offensive is near, soldiers.
28:04Sontar, ha!
28:15Enough! Stay alert for intruders.
28:18We will execute all who defy us.
28:21Parley.
28:46Parley.
28:52Parley.
29:11Let's be of it, yeah?
29:17Take your hat off, mate!
29:22Ah, second thought. Put it back on.
29:24You have information regarding the treacherous vermin known as the Doctor.
29:30You're talking to a...
29:32What?
29:36You deceived my soldier.
29:39It wasn't difficult.
29:40It is regrettable that our Flux strategy did not foresee your presence, but we shall not falter.
29:47You knew the Flux was coming?
29:49So what caused it? Is it you lot? Are the Sontarans behind the Flux?
29:53The Flux is neither of our making or our control, but our psychic command foresaw it.
29:58We timed our attack on this feeble rock in the fractions before the Lipari shield took effect.
30:05While we were all looking the other way, you must be very proud.
30:10This planet has defied us ever since the great Commander Lynx first staked his claim on the ground of its feeble soil.
30:18We now assert that claim!
30:20Earth shall be an outpost of the Sontaran Empire!
30:25No, it won't. But why here? Why Sebastopol?
30:31The Crimean skirmish seems the perfect place to start.
30:35So much conflict, so much opportunity.
30:39And also...
30:42I wanted to ride a horse.
30:45Leave this planet now, and you get to leave alive.
30:54You think your puny words will stand me down?
30:58There will be no battle. I speak on behalf of all of humanity!
31:03No, Doctor. You do not.
31:06What are you doing?
31:07This woman does not speak for the British Army!
31:10This woman does not speak for the British Army!
31:13We are ready!
31:14I speak for more people than you could possibly imagine!
31:19Don't be a fool.
31:20Call me that again, Doctor. And see if you survive.
31:24This is good sports.
31:26Soldier! Escort this doctoress back to the encampment.
31:31Keep your weapon on her at all times.
31:33Don't do this.
31:34It's done!
31:36Raise your arms above your head, or you'll be shot as a traitor immediately.
31:41Go!
31:42You speak for no one, Doctor.
31:45Not even your pitiful self.
31:49I accept your offer of a massacre!
31:54Your blood shall soak our uniforms.
31:58Your bodies shall soften our steps.
32:18Go!
32:49Go!
33:00Yes. This is as devastating as you're imagining.
33:05I'm grateful you aren't there.
33:07I'm sorry.
33:12Have a kip. It'll wear off in six hours.
33:16You'll still be alive.
33:20Option's blocked off.
33:22It's time to recalibrate.
33:25I'm filming this for you, Doctor.
33:27We've turned Liverpool docks into some sort of spaceship yard.
33:31How do you reckon I can get into one?
33:46Come on.
34:16Come on.
34:47I remember this.
34:50Passenger, we are three.
34:53I'll lead.
35:02Can you repair?
35:03Yes.
35:05That's why we're here.
35:07I'm sure.
35:08Come here, little thing.
35:10Come here.
35:11I'm sure.
35:12Come here, little thing.
35:15I said, come here.
35:19Closer.
35:21Identify.
35:22Servants of unauthorised life-form arrivals.
35:25We're not the first here.
35:29Identify!
35:31I am the serum.
35:33And I am the death.
35:41It's as you said.
35:46More powerful than before.
35:48And why the wait will be worth it.
35:52Now, Andropos.
35:55Where it all began.
35:57And will all begin again.
36:10Come on.
36:36You're still here.
36:37On your watch.
36:38Thank you.
36:40Mary Seacole.
36:41What happened?
36:42I couldn't stop them.
36:43Now soldiers are dying.
36:45You're going to be very busy by day's end.
36:47I'm sorry.
36:49I noted everything.
36:51It's deserted down there now.
36:54Excellent work, Mrs. Seacole.
36:56And just as I thought.
36:57Now, given their absence, it'd be childish not to take advantage.
37:01Don't you think?
37:02Come on.
37:04Where are we going?
37:06Half a league onward.
37:11Half a league onward.
37:31That one looks good, Mary.
37:33Let's have a squeeze inside.
37:36They built all of this?
37:38I mean, it's good, but it's no British hotel.
37:40Here we are.
38:06Shut up and get in.
38:11I've snuck on board.
38:14I haven't seen any of the potato heads yet.
38:16I'm looking for the control centre or whatever.
38:28That's more like it.
38:29Now, Mrs. Seacole.
38:32With your record and this data, let's see what's really going on.
38:39Is it bad just to press things?
38:42Hopefully they won't self-destruct.
38:44Don't let anybody know that I'm here.
38:46Dan! Dan!
38:48Dan! Dan, it's me!
38:50Doctor!
38:53Where are you?
38:54I'm still in the corneal.
38:56Where's Yance?
38:58I don't know.
39:00You speak first.
39:02How are you on a Sontaran ship?
39:04I'm back home.
39:05They've took over Liverpool Docks.
39:07They're building spaceships.
39:08Hundreds off the water along the Mersey.
39:10They're not just in the Crimea.
39:12And they've got this obsession with Japanese food.
39:15They had one of the chief potato heads talking about
39:18Temporal Command.
39:20Temporal Offensive.
39:22What's that all about?
39:24Could it have been Temporal Command?
39:27Temporal as in time.
39:29Oh yeah.
39:30That makes more sense.
39:32I've been filming everything if that helps.
39:34Good lad. Very nice.
39:36Hold your phone close to the screen.
39:39I can access the Sontaran data banks.
39:42Plus everything that's on your phone.
39:44What? Including my photos?
39:51Of course.
39:53Temporal Offensive.
39:55They're just about to launch a huge wave of attacks
39:57throughout time.
39:59They're building time ships so they can invade
40:01Earth's history.
40:03And the Crimea is the pilot scheme.
40:06Earth will become a Sontaran outpost
40:08from the dawn of time.
40:11The whole history.
40:13Erased.
40:15Well you better make sure you stop it.
40:17Is that Mary Seacole?
40:19Hi Mary.
40:21Hello dear.
40:22I don't understand any of this.
40:24We have to get the Sontarans out of the Crimea.
40:26But the rest is on you Dan.
40:28I was worried you were going to say that.
40:30The first wave of ships in the Sontaran Temporal Offensive
40:33are about to launch.
40:34You have to stop those ships leaving.
40:36How am I supposed to do that?
40:38What resources do you have?
40:39A walk.
40:40I'm sorry, what?
40:42Why have you got to walk?
40:44It's my mam's for hitting them on the pelvic thingy.
40:47Facing a rogue's transmissions.
40:50Who is using this frequency?
40:53Dan, get out of there now.
40:55What about the plans?
40:57All rogue transmissions.
40:59Doctor!
41:03Good luck Dan.
41:05Right, Mrs. Seacole.
41:07We both have a lot of work to do.
41:09Doctor!
41:11Halt intruder.
41:13Alright mate.
41:15I'm a little bit lost.
41:17I was just looking for the bear head.
41:18This is an Imperial Sontaran time carrier.
41:21Unauthorised human presence
41:23shall result in immediate and enjoyably violent execution.
41:27I'm just a tourist.
41:29That's your boss, your commander like.
41:31There he is.
41:36How do you like that, eh?
41:37Pan fried Sontaran.
41:39Now I'm going to walk right out of here.
41:45Alright lads.
41:47I was just looking for the bear head.
41:49How can we fix something that can't be touched?
41:51I have no idea.
41:53We do.
41:55You can stand aside now.
41:58We understand exactly what's needed here.
42:02Can you repair?
42:04Yes.
42:06Sure.
42:08You got identification?
42:09Very good Yasmin Khan.
42:12Does the Doctor know you're out this late by yourself?
42:17I don't think we've met before.
42:20Such linear creatures.
42:23And that message in pen on the palm of your hand that no one knows about.
42:30WWTDD.
42:35What would the Doctor do?
42:38How could you know that?
42:46How does she choose you?
42:49Any of you?
42:52So unremarkable.
42:55Take your hands off me right now.
42:59You heard her.
43:03Commander Binder.
43:05Shamed, disgraced and rejected.
43:08Were you hoping this could be your redemption?
43:17Try me.
43:24Stop! Stop, it won't work!
43:27Who are you?
43:28I'm a seer.
43:31This is Swarm.
43:33Translations, but they'll do.
43:36Now, unless you want to upset passenger here, take five steps to your left.
43:47This way.
43:54Proximity.
43:56They've been quantum locked against us.
43:59After last time.
44:01It's a good thing you were here.
44:04Stay there.
44:05You are not prepared.
44:07You are identified.
44:09You are forbidden from the temple.
44:12It was...
44:17You underestimated us, you pathetic temporal hags.
44:23Your deluded, pointless lives have led you here.
44:28Painful, powerless deaths.
44:37Tool already broken.
44:41Shall I repair?
44:46Stop, you don't know what you're doing!
44:51Don't worry.
44:53I'm getting to you.
45:01Spying is an act of treason against Santa.
45:05Yeah, yeah.
45:07Troops, prepare for execution!
45:12Ready, aim!
45:15I don't think so.
45:19I've still got a human in this fight.
45:21What?
45:30You're welcome, idiots.
45:34You're welcome, idiots.
45:40So many wounded.
45:44We won't save them all.
45:53All of the casualties were ours.
45:56Soldiers pay the price for their commander's mistakes.
46:04They'll attack again at first light.
46:10I don't know what to do.
46:15Help me.
46:22I'm going to need a pointy stick.
46:25Sontarans. Project Crimean Eviction.
46:29Crimean Eviction.
46:31Pay attention, sit up, back straight, hands on heads.
46:34Actually, forget about that last one.
46:36So, here we go.
46:38Sontarans need a rest cycle of 7.5 minutes every 27 hours,
46:42as detailed by Mrs. Seacole in her observations here
46:45and at the Sontaran encampment.
46:47During said rest cycle, they all go back into their ships.
46:51Why?
46:52I'll tell you why.
46:54Because they cannot cope with Earth's atmosphere
46:56over an extended period.
46:58That's why they wear the protective armoured suits.
47:01The suits filter out harmful Earth gases
47:04and substitute them with chemicals and nutrients
47:07from their home planet.
47:09But the suits only have a limited capacity.
47:12They have to be refilled from their ships.
47:15Gold star and a sticker for Mrs. Seacole.
47:18Keep up, Lieutenant General.
47:20The ships aren't just transport.
47:22They hold their supplies.
47:24So, for precisely 7.5 minutes every 27 hours,
47:29the Sontarans top up their suits
47:31via the probic vent in the back of their necks,
47:34resting and refuelling like cars refilling their petrol tanks.
47:39Oh, no, no, wait, forget that one.
47:41Erm, like horses replenishing their nosebags.
47:46Right.
47:47So, what we're going to do
47:50is empty their ships of those supplies,
47:54forcing a retreat out of the Crimea,
47:56back to the 21st century,
47:58where my best person will be there to deal with them.
48:00Hopefully.
48:01Did you just say 21st century?
48:03She's talking.
48:05Now, if they're on the same timetable every day,
48:09which I bet they are,
48:11in 38 minutes' time,
48:13they will all enter their ships simultaneously.
48:15While they're inside, we will have exactly 7.5 minutes
48:18to drain their supplies.
48:21Might need some of your men to help.
48:43Right, remember what I taught you.
48:45Divert this gas into this chamber,
48:48and it will render the supply feed inert and harmless to humans.
48:52Then rip off this,
48:55and let it all leak out into the air.
48:57Got it?
48:58Come on, General.
48:59Next ship, 6.9 minutes left.
49:16What is happening?!
49:23Supply levels dwindling to critical across the fleet.
49:27Unable to refill armor.
49:42What is that useless weapon you got?
49:44It's a what?
49:46You look ridiculous.
49:48Says the bloke with the floppy ears.
49:51What are you doing here?
49:52We're still species-bonded.
49:54Clearly you're so inept you can't be on your own.
49:57And also, this is partially our fault.
50:00The Sontaran attack force snuck through in the second before we sealed the shield.
50:04It's our responsibility.
50:06Well, my responsibility,
50:08because I got the blame, as usual.
50:10Listen, they're about to launch time ships into Earth's history.
50:14I know.
50:15I've got a plan.
50:16What do you mean, you know?
50:17I intercepted the transmissions.
50:19It's not your plan, so don't pretend you're clever.
50:21All right, keep your fear on.
50:24What are you doing?
50:25What do you think I'm doing?
50:27I'm taking off.
50:28What?!
50:29Whoa!
50:38I understand you're having a problem with your supplies, Commander.
50:41Sabotage!
50:43I warned you this planet was protected.
50:45Now, retreat.
50:47That word shall never pass my lips.
50:52We shall make a strategic withdrawal.
50:56But we shall return.
50:59No, while I'm around.
51:01Now, hit the road, Skak.
51:11What's your plan, some clever science-y, space-y thing?
51:14I won't understand.
51:16We're gonna ram them.
51:17What?!
51:18I'm gonna use this ship as a battery, Rob,
51:20to hit all the others, creating a massive temporal reaction.
51:23Takes the ships and all the Sontarans on Earth out of existence.
51:27Huge temporal blast.
51:29Yeah, but we're on this ship.
51:31There's an escape pod down the corridor, you fool. Come on.
51:33We're out of here.
51:41Well, that was a great plan.
51:42Why did I have to get you to protect?
51:47Are you gonna kill me? What are you doing?
51:49Get down there. Hurry up.
51:53Ship's about to crash.
52:02This is Commander Vince Moore. The fleet is under attack on its surface.
52:23Oh, my. It worked.
52:27They're leaving. And with no further bloodshed.
52:30I must disabuse you of that.
52:37What have you done?
52:39I recommend you run.
52:41Run, Doctor. Run!
52:45This is for my men.
52:53No!
52:59They were retreating.
53:03It was done.
53:05That was for the men I lost today.
53:07For your guilt, you mean.
53:09Sometimes men like you make me wonder why I bother with humanity.
53:13I... I am grateful that you do.
53:18Whoever you are, Doctor.
53:22I have to go and find my friends.
53:26I hope we meet again, Mrs. Seacole.
53:32Where are you going?
53:43I'm here.
53:48What is this thing happening to you?
53:53What?
53:59What was in that tube?
54:01It was the waste tube.
54:03You're kidding me.
54:09They're gone.
54:12It's all gone.
54:14Temporal implosion.
54:16You're welcome.
54:22Away she comes. Now the hard work's been done.
54:25You made it back.
54:26And you got rid of the Sontarans.
54:28It was pretty easy, really. I worked it all out by myself.
54:31Until Scooby-Doo here tried to take all the credit.
54:35I need your people to stay protecting this planet while I'm away.
54:38I have to find my friend.
54:40You want to come?
54:45Okay.
54:49I'm not done with you yet.
54:51If you're going out into the universe, you better understand.
54:54It's in a bad way.
54:56The Lupari will stay shielding the planet until this is over.
55:00If it is ever over.
55:04I hope I never see you again.
55:06Feelings mutual.
55:21What?
55:22That should not be going out on the floor.
55:26These things new?
55:28Yeah.
55:30I got here a second ago.
55:32Something's corrupted the TARDIS.
55:38Did you just do that?
55:40Yeah.
55:46I can't make it work.
55:48We're being hijacked.
55:52What?
56:01Where are we?
56:05I don't know.
56:07But the spatial temporal readings are at zero, which is impossible.
56:17This way.
56:22Come on.
56:26I'm in. This is obviously a trap.
56:29We're walking into it, are we?
56:31I have to find Jas.
56:32Stay close to me.
56:33Do exactly as I say.
56:38Ah, Doctor.
56:40At last.
56:43Come.
56:45It's been a long time.
56:48I have something of yours.
56:53Come further.
57:03Who are they?
57:05These are the Moori, Doctor.
57:08The remnants of them, at least.
57:11The Moori.
57:13In the Temple of Atropos.
57:16On the planet Time.
57:19There is no planet called Time.
57:21Yet here we are.
57:24The Temple of Atropos is broken.
57:27And the Moori are failing.
57:31Creatures who hold Time in this universe together, broken.
57:37Time is beginning to run wild.
57:39Could really harm the TARDIS.
57:42So I made a short-term repair.
57:49Jas!
57:50Doctor, don't come near!
57:52I've seen what he can do.
57:54She's right.
57:55Try to rescue them and we'll reduce them to ash.
57:59Her and her new friend.
58:02Will you count?
58:03Yes.
58:05Five.
58:07What have you done to them?
58:08It's what I'm about to do, Doctor.
58:10Four.
58:11Poor placeholders.
58:13Hardly equipped to be Moori, are they?
58:16Three.
58:17When I click my fingers,
58:19the full force of Time will blast through them.
58:23How many seconds will their bodies be able to take before they die, Doctor?
58:28Two.
58:29Stop.
58:30You don't have to do this.
58:32Tell me what you want.
58:33One.
58:34All in good time.
58:40No!
59:11On my command.
59:17Time is beginning to run wild.