Doctor Who (1963–1989): Season 17, Episode 10 - The Creature from the Pit: Part Two - full transcript
With the Doctor down in the execution pit and presumed dead, the cruel Lady Adrasta threatens Romana in order to gain obedience from K-9 and use his blast ray in a hunting party against the globular alien creature lurking about in her mine tunnels, with additional designs on using the TARDIS to maintain her planetary monopoly on metal. Meanwhile the Doctor, alive, discovers Organon the Astrologer living down in the pit, having managed to avoid death by the strange, house-size alien creature that roams around down there, too.
Now, Doctor,
are you prepared to be cooperative?
Doctor!
-Romana, no!
It's all right. I've got K9.
-Seize her.
-K9.
Attack! Attack!
Good boy, K9!
-K9.
-He's dead.
K9. K9!
You must be Romana.
Well, Doctor,
now I have you both.
Now you're bound to be cooperative.
Well, Doctor?
Doctor! Doctor!
Fool.
Hold her.
-We must save him.
-Impossible.
-Well, someone could climb down to him.
-Into the Pit? To that creature?
Let me go down to him.
You're too valuable.
Me? Why?
You were his assistant.
You must know what he knew.
About what?
The huge broken shell
in the Place of Death.
He knew something about it that none
of my engineers had ever discovered.
What? I don't know anything about it.
Don't interrupt, dear.
It's the only thing
that's keeping you alive.
Well, you can't just leave the Doctor
to die down there.
If I were you, my dear,
I would pray that he was dead already.
Then he would at least be spared
the stress of being eaten alive.
Come away from the Pit,
my dear.
Believe me, there is no way
he is going to climb out.
Everest in Easy Stages.
It's in Tibetan.
Do not be afraid.
Please. I beg you, save him.
-It's too late, my dear.
-K9.
K9!
Oh, K9, what have they done to you?
Mistress, mistress!
- K9!
-Cannot move.
It's metal.
Bring it.
And her. I have a use for her.
Pity you were such a fool, Doctor.
I could have used you, too.
Dead, poor chap.
Doran. Doran!
Doran.
Doran.
Doran.
-What is that thing in the Pit?
-We call it the Creature.
Oh, that's original.
But what kind of creature is it?
-Hard to say, really.
-Why is that?
Our researchers divide
into two categories.
The ones who have got close enough
to find out something about it...
-Yes?
-...and the ones who are still alive.
-But you must know something about it.
-It kills people.
-What more is there to know?
-Well, where does it come from?
Is it a native of this planet?
I'm sorry about your friend, my dear,
believe me.
But you saw for yourself.
He hurled himself into the Pit.
-He wasn't pushed. No one forced him.
-Why should he do that?
-Perhaps in order to save you.
-Me? But how?
Now he's gone, I have to keep you alive.
You're the only one
who knows about the shell.
Why are you so interested in that shell?
There are some questions, my dear,
it is better not to ask.
-You do know about the shell?
-I was with the Doctor when he found it.
Yes, Madam Karela told me. But you
still haven't answered my question.
There are some questions it's...
-Ow!
-Now, my dear,
I'll ask you just once more,
you do know about the shell?
-Yes.
-Good.
I'm sure we'll get along famously.
-Ah! Your curious tin animal.
-What are you going to do with him?
On our planet, my dear,
metal of whatever sort is valuable,
far too valuable for mere toys.
Guards, break up the tin dog.
Smash it to pieces.
-But you can't break up K9!
-Don't worry, my dear.
We'll keep every piece
of precious metal.
Please, stop him
before he damages the circuitry.
-You'll cooperate to the full?
-Yes.
I want to know what the Doctor found out
about the shell.
-All right.
-And I want to know
about your travelling machine.
-The Tardis.
-If that's what it's called.
All right. But if that maniac
doesn't stop bashing K9
-you won't learn anything.
-Is that a threat?
No, I'm simply telling you
that everything you want to know
is locked within K9's memory banks.
Damage them and you won't learn a thing.
Stop it, you fool!
So, the little metal animal
knows everything.
Well, well, that makes both the Doctor
and you redundant, doesn't it?
Not really. You see,
I'm the only one who can operate K9.
Without me he can't tell you
what you want to know.
Disappear quickly,
before the monster comes back.
Come on, come on.
Ah, finally. Here we are.
Make yourself at home.
Well, comfortable, if you can.
Thank you.
Thank you.
And thank you for saving me
from that creature.
Oh, don't mention it, sir.
As my dear mother always used to say,
born under the sign of Patus,
middle cusp she was,
if you can help anybody,
like preventing them from being eaten
by a monster, then do so.
They might be grateful. So, I did.
Indeed you did and I am grateful
and your mother was obviously
a very fine woman.
I'm the Doctor. Who are you?
-Organon, sir.
-Organon?
Astrologer extraordinary.
Seer to princes and emperors.
The future foretold, the past explained,
the present apologised for.
What are you doing down here?
A small matter of a slight error
in a prophecy.
Ah. Well, I guess
it could happen to anybody.
Huh! Are you in the business
yourself, sir?
-What?
-Seeing into the future?
Oh, well...
Crystal ball man, are you?
Or do you favour goat entrails?
No, I tend to use a police box affair.
-A police box affair. Yes.
-What about your prophecy?
Did it by any chance
concern the Lady Adrasta?
-Oh, you've met her?
-Yes.
A difficult woman. Very literal mind.
I told her that she would have visitors
from beyond the stars.
That was a bit rash,
wasn't it?
Well, it seemed a safe enough bet
at the time.
It's a great attention-getter, you know.
I do it very well.
I see a creature coming to you
from beyond the stars.
I've done it in all the courts
on the planet.
It usually goes down very well.
Yes, I can see it might.
But the Lady Adrasta...
Oh, she grew very nasty.
What sort of a creature,
she wanted to know?
Well, I stalled a bit, you know,
a little professional...
Vagueness?
Discretion.
And she threw me down here
with that thing.
Where are you from?
Me? Oh, from beyond the stars, you know.
-Oh! So I was right.
-Yes.
And then Adrasta grew nasty with you
and threw you down here as well.
-Me? No, no, no. I jumped.
-Jumped?
Yes. Do you think she's frightened
of someone coming from beyond the stars?
I should say so.
Was she frightened of you?
No. No, no. I don't think
it was me she was expecting.
-How long have you been down here?
-Oh, I've lost count. Many moon flows.
I've survived on scraps of food
that the serfs throw down.
I think they're intended for the thing.
Leave me alone! Why didn't you kill
that girl when you had the chance?
We didn't get the chance.
That tin animal saw to that.
What? You let him walk out of here, too?
Oh, you realise what this means?
What?
Well, we'll have to get packed up
and move now.
-Why?
-Why? Use your brains.
Because she can direct
Adrasta's troopers here, that's why.
Do you think that Adrasta
will give up the chance
of getting her hands on our loot?
No, there must be nearly two bodyweights
of perfect metal there.
Bit rusty, bit bent here and there,
but metal.
No, I'll bet you
that at this very moment
Lady Adrasta is planning an expedition
to wipe us out once and for all
and to lay her hands
on my little nest egg.
-Our little nest egg.
-Yeah, well, of course. Of course.
What are we going to do?
Well, Adrasta's guards can't be
in two places at once, can they?
What do you mean?
Well, I mean
if they're ransacking our camp,
they can't be looking after her palace
at the same time, now, can they?
-You mean...
-I mean that Adrasta's palace
isn't going to be
very heavily guarded, so...
So...
-Who owns all the mineral wealth?
-Adrasta.
Exactly. And if it isn't going
to be properly guarded
because her guards are going
to be here looking for us, then...
We ransack the palace?
Yes, that's exactly
what we're going to do.
Get your weapons, my lovely boys.
We are going visiting.
Well, at least the Creature
hasn't attacked you yet.
Yes, I've managed to avoid it so far,
I've been lucky.
Yeah, and lucky to have lamps, too.
Yes, they were lying around.
It used to be mines, you know,
but they've been worked out.
Metal is very scarce up there.
Very precious.
Mmm. Inconvenient commodity
to be short of.
Seems to suit the Lady Adrasta
well enough, though.
-Really? Why do you say that?
-She owns the only mine there is.
-The only mine?
-Yes. This one.
Well, that's the point, don't you see?
Although it's been worked dry,
all the metal on the planet
came out of it
and it all belongs to her.
Ah!
A monopoly of metal.
Yes, it's the source of her power.
-So continued shortage suits her.
-She depends on it.
What? Do you know something?
I think that's terribly interesting.
My horoscope said
I'd be useful to somebody today.
I thought perhaps it was
going to be to that.
How big is it?
-Huge.
-Huge?
-How huge? 1 00 feet?
-Perhaps 200.
Huge. And that noise it makes.
Yes, I sometimes think
that it's singing.
Singing, crying, growling...
Yes, who's to tell
except another creature
and there's only one like that,
thank heaven.
-Are you sure of that?
-Of course I'm sure.
-There's only that one on this planet.
-Why?
-You've been everywhere, have you?
-Oh, yes.
I've travelled.
I'm one of the few who has.
Most of the country
is impenetrable forest or jungle.
-Very pretty, though. Very pretty.
-Oh, it may be pretty to you,
but it's the very devil to live in.
-No metal means no tools, no tools...
-Yes.
No cultivation.
Exactly. We're smothered by...
K9. Can you hear me?
Mistress.
Have you got enough power left
to stun the guards?
Affirmative, mistress,
if I was mobile.
But I cannot move at present.
-I know.
-Well, we are waiting.
Yes, my lady, one moment.
Remember, I want to see
how that animal works.
You will, my lady.
just a few minor adjustments.
I don't like this, my lady.
I don't trust the girl
or that tin animal.
-Neither do I, Karela.
-Kill her, my lady, kill her now!
Later. I have a use for her
and for that machine.
Romana, we are ready
for the demonstration.
Yes, my lady.
-You ready, K9?
-Affirmative.
I'd like you to examine this machine.
Let me show you how it works.
Please, don't be afraid.
Now, K9.
Stop her! Seize her!
I want her alive.
Tin dog. Do that again and my guards
cut your mistress's throat.
Thank you, my dear.
An invaluable demonstration.
-Well, he didn't like that, did he?
-No.
I bet he won't come back here
again in a hurry.
It's gone.
Doctor, what sign were you born under?
Aquatrio?
-No.
-Capris?
-No!
-Oh.
- Ariel?
-No.
Oh, if only I had my chart here
I could have told you your horoscope.
I'm sure this was your lucky day.
Did you examine that thing's skin?
No, thank you.
I was trying to avoid it examining mine.
It looked almost like
a cerebral membrane.
-What?
-The membrane that protects the brain.
-It's a huge brain.
-Yes.
And what about the rest of it?
The arms, the legs, the body?
Let's find out, shall we?
-You mean, go after it?
-Yes.
-Why not?
-I can think of a dozen good reasons.
You're mad! He's mad.
It's all been too much for him.
Oh, you wouldn't find me
doing a crazy thing like that.
Here, wait for me!
-I thought you weren't going to come?
-Shh!
-Where is it?
-Shh!
Somewhere up ahead.
What is it?
-What am I doing in here?
-I don't know.
I'll tell you something I'd rather know.
-What?
-What's that creature doing here?
A pure brain, 1 00-foot across,
stuck at the bottom of a pit,
oozing about and sitting on people.
Not much of a life, is it?
Who can read such mysteries?
Perhaps it was written in the stars.
Mmm. Perhaps it was born among them.
-What?
-Shh! Come on.
What do you call this machine
in which you travel?
The Tardis.
Time and Relative Dimensions in Space.
And you travel through space
and time in it?
Affirmative.
Don't you see what this means, Karela?
We can go anywhere, into any time
and bring back anything we need.
Metallic ores. The pure metal itself.
The monopoly will remain mine.
Yes, I think this Tardis
will be very useful.
-Do you know how to operate it?
-She does.
-Are you sure?
-We'll soon find out.
It's a pity the Doctor
is no longer with us.
Yes. He could have been most helpful.
-I suppose he is dead.
-He must be. No one survives the Pit.
He struck me as quite resourceful
for a man.
True. You think he might still be alive?
We can find out. I can get into the Pit
from here, and with some guards...
Not just guards.
We'll take that tin thing as well.
Correction. I am not made of tin.
-It's been listening to us.
-It's eerie.
-What do we need it for?
-To kill something.
Who do want to kill, my lady?
You don't need a machine to do it.
just mention the name
and I'll see to it myself.
It's too big even for you to kill,
Karela. It's huge, very huge.
And it's time I was rid of it.
The Tardis has made it superfluous.
Remove the bars. Get the torches,
we'll need them in the Pit.
That leads down to the Pit?
There are two more doors, each barred
and bolted so that nothing can get up.
Bring the tin animal.
Correction, madam. As I have already
told you, I am not made of tin.
If I say you're made of tin,
you horrible little animal,
you're made of tin.
I cannot accept the input
of incorrect data.
It's all right, K9.
-Guardmaster, you go first, with her.
-Right, my lady.
You next.
Then you, Karela.
Followed by me.
Not too fast.
-Which way now, my lady?
-That way.
We're getting close.
Better send some guards on ahead.
Guardmaster,
take two guards and scout on ahead.
You and you, come with me.
What do we do when we find the monster?
Have you thought of that?
Shh. I don't know.
You don't know?
What do you mean, you don't know?
I haven't made up my mind yet.
-Well, haven't you got a plan?
-A plan? Oh, yes. I've got a plan.
Well, then?
I just don't know how to apply it,
that's all.
Fine time to tell me.
Don't.
Doctor, come back.
Hello there.
Steady, steady.
You're standing on my scarf.
are you prepared to be cooperative?
Doctor!
-Romana, no!
It's all right. I've got K9.
-Seize her.
-K9.
Attack! Attack!
Good boy, K9!
-K9.
-He's dead.
K9. K9!
You must be Romana.
Well, Doctor,
now I have you both.
Now you're bound to be cooperative.
Well, Doctor?
Doctor! Doctor!
Fool.
Hold her.
-We must save him.
-Impossible.
-Well, someone could climb down to him.
-Into the Pit? To that creature?
Let me go down to him.
You're too valuable.
Me? Why?
You were his assistant.
You must know what he knew.
About what?
The huge broken shell
in the Place of Death.
He knew something about it that none
of my engineers had ever discovered.
What? I don't know anything about it.
Don't interrupt, dear.
It's the only thing
that's keeping you alive.
Well, you can't just leave the Doctor
to die down there.
If I were you, my dear,
I would pray that he was dead already.
Then he would at least be spared
the stress of being eaten alive.
Come away from the Pit,
my dear.
Believe me, there is no way
he is going to climb out.
Everest in Easy Stages.
It's in Tibetan.
Do not be afraid.
Please. I beg you, save him.
-It's too late, my dear.
-K9.
K9!
Oh, K9, what have they done to you?
Mistress, mistress!
- K9!
-Cannot move.
It's metal.
Bring it.
And her. I have a use for her.
Pity you were such a fool, Doctor.
I could have used you, too.
Dead, poor chap.
Doran. Doran!
Doran.
Doran.
Doran.
-What is that thing in the Pit?
-We call it the Creature.
Oh, that's original.
But what kind of creature is it?
-Hard to say, really.
-Why is that?
Our researchers divide
into two categories.
The ones who have got close enough
to find out something about it...
-Yes?
-...and the ones who are still alive.
-But you must know something about it.
-It kills people.
-What more is there to know?
-Well, where does it come from?
Is it a native of this planet?
I'm sorry about your friend, my dear,
believe me.
But you saw for yourself.
He hurled himself into the Pit.
-He wasn't pushed. No one forced him.
-Why should he do that?
-Perhaps in order to save you.
-Me? But how?
Now he's gone, I have to keep you alive.
You're the only one
who knows about the shell.
Why are you so interested in that shell?
There are some questions, my dear,
it is better not to ask.
-You do know about the shell?
-I was with the Doctor when he found it.
Yes, Madam Karela told me. But you
still haven't answered my question.
There are some questions it's...
-Ow!
-Now, my dear,
I'll ask you just once more,
you do know about the shell?
-Yes.
-Good.
I'm sure we'll get along famously.
-Ah! Your curious tin animal.
-What are you going to do with him?
On our planet, my dear,
metal of whatever sort is valuable,
far too valuable for mere toys.
Guards, break up the tin dog.
Smash it to pieces.
-But you can't break up K9!
-Don't worry, my dear.
We'll keep every piece
of precious metal.
Please, stop him
before he damages the circuitry.
-You'll cooperate to the full?
-Yes.
I want to know what the Doctor found out
about the shell.
-All right.
-And I want to know
about your travelling machine.
-The Tardis.
-If that's what it's called.
All right. But if that maniac
doesn't stop bashing K9
-you won't learn anything.
-Is that a threat?
No, I'm simply telling you
that everything you want to know
is locked within K9's memory banks.
Damage them and you won't learn a thing.
Stop it, you fool!
So, the little metal animal
knows everything.
Well, well, that makes both the Doctor
and you redundant, doesn't it?
Not really. You see,
I'm the only one who can operate K9.
Without me he can't tell you
what you want to know.
Disappear quickly,
before the monster comes back.
Come on, come on.
Ah, finally. Here we are.
Make yourself at home.
Well, comfortable, if you can.
Thank you.
Thank you.
And thank you for saving me
from that creature.
Oh, don't mention it, sir.
As my dear mother always used to say,
born under the sign of Patus,
middle cusp she was,
if you can help anybody,
like preventing them from being eaten
by a monster, then do so.
They might be grateful. So, I did.
Indeed you did and I am grateful
and your mother was obviously
a very fine woman.
I'm the Doctor. Who are you?
-Organon, sir.
-Organon?
Astrologer extraordinary.
Seer to princes and emperors.
The future foretold, the past explained,
the present apologised for.
What are you doing down here?
A small matter of a slight error
in a prophecy.
Ah. Well, I guess
it could happen to anybody.
Huh! Are you in the business
yourself, sir?
-What?
-Seeing into the future?
Oh, well...
Crystal ball man, are you?
Or do you favour goat entrails?
No, I tend to use a police box affair.
-A police box affair. Yes.
-What about your prophecy?
Did it by any chance
concern the Lady Adrasta?
-Oh, you've met her?
-Yes.
A difficult woman. Very literal mind.
I told her that she would have visitors
from beyond the stars.
That was a bit rash,
wasn't it?
Well, it seemed a safe enough bet
at the time.
It's a great attention-getter, you know.
I do it very well.
I see a creature coming to you
from beyond the stars.
I've done it in all the courts
on the planet.
It usually goes down very well.
Yes, I can see it might.
But the Lady Adrasta...
Oh, she grew very nasty.
What sort of a creature,
she wanted to know?
Well, I stalled a bit, you know,
a little professional...
Vagueness?
Discretion.
And she threw me down here
with that thing.
Where are you from?
Me? Oh, from beyond the stars, you know.
-Oh! So I was right.
-Yes.
And then Adrasta grew nasty with you
and threw you down here as well.
-Me? No, no, no. I jumped.
-Jumped?
Yes. Do you think she's frightened
of someone coming from beyond the stars?
I should say so.
Was she frightened of you?
No. No, no. I don't think
it was me she was expecting.
-How long have you been down here?
-Oh, I've lost count. Many moon flows.
I've survived on scraps of food
that the serfs throw down.
I think they're intended for the thing.
Leave me alone! Why didn't you kill
that girl when you had the chance?
We didn't get the chance.
That tin animal saw to that.
What? You let him walk out of here, too?
Oh, you realise what this means?
What?
Well, we'll have to get packed up
and move now.
-Why?
-Why? Use your brains.
Because she can direct
Adrasta's troopers here, that's why.
Do you think that Adrasta
will give up the chance
of getting her hands on our loot?
No, there must be nearly two bodyweights
of perfect metal there.
Bit rusty, bit bent here and there,
but metal.
No, I'll bet you
that at this very moment
Lady Adrasta is planning an expedition
to wipe us out once and for all
and to lay her hands
on my little nest egg.
-Our little nest egg.
-Yeah, well, of course. Of course.
What are we going to do?
Well, Adrasta's guards can't be
in two places at once, can they?
What do you mean?
Well, I mean
if they're ransacking our camp,
they can't be looking after her palace
at the same time, now, can they?
-You mean...
-I mean that Adrasta's palace
isn't going to be
very heavily guarded, so...
So...
-Who owns all the mineral wealth?
-Adrasta.
Exactly. And if it isn't going
to be properly guarded
because her guards are going
to be here looking for us, then...
We ransack the palace?
Yes, that's exactly
what we're going to do.
Get your weapons, my lovely boys.
We are going visiting.
Well, at least the Creature
hasn't attacked you yet.
Yes, I've managed to avoid it so far,
I've been lucky.
Yeah, and lucky to have lamps, too.
Yes, they were lying around.
It used to be mines, you know,
but they've been worked out.
Metal is very scarce up there.
Very precious.
Mmm. Inconvenient commodity
to be short of.
Seems to suit the Lady Adrasta
well enough, though.
-Really? Why do you say that?
-She owns the only mine there is.
-The only mine?
-Yes. This one.
Well, that's the point, don't you see?
Although it's been worked dry,
all the metal on the planet
came out of it
and it all belongs to her.
Ah!
A monopoly of metal.
Yes, it's the source of her power.
-So continued shortage suits her.
-She depends on it.
What? Do you know something?
I think that's terribly interesting.
My horoscope said
I'd be useful to somebody today.
I thought perhaps it was
going to be to that.
How big is it?
-Huge.
-Huge?
-How huge? 1 00 feet?
-Perhaps 200.
Huge. And that noise it makes.
Yes, I sometimes think
that it's singing.
Singing, crying, growling...
Yes, who's to tell
except another creature
and there's only one like that,
thank heaven.
-Are you sure of that?
-Of course I'm sure.
-There's only that one on this planet.
-Why?
-You've been everywhere, have you?
-Oh, yes.
I've travelled.
I'm one of the few who has.
Most of the country
is impenetrable forest or jungle.
-Very pretty, though. Very pretty.
-Oh, it may be pretty to you,
but it's the very devil to live in.
-No metal means no tools, no tools...
-Yes.
No cultivation.
Exactly. We're smothered by...
K9. Can you hear me?
Mistress.
Have you got enough power left
to stun the guards?
Affirmative, mistress,
if I was mobile.
But I cannot move at present.
-I know.
-Well, we are waiting.
Yes, my lady, one moment.
Remember, I want to see
how that animal works.
You will, my lady.
just a few minor adjustments.
I don't like this, my lady.
I don't trust the girl
or that tin animal.
-Neither do I, Karela.
-Kill her, my lady, kill her now!
Later. I have a use for her
and for that machine.
Romana, we are ready
for the demonstration.
Yes, my lady.
-You ready, K9?
-Affirmative.
I'd like you to examine this machine.
Let me show you how it works.
Please, don't be afraid.
Now, K9.
Stop her! Seize her!
I want her alive.
Tin dog. Do that again and my guards
cut your mistress's throat.
Thank you, my dear.
An invaluable demonstration.
-Well, he didn't like that, did he?
-No.
I bet he won't come back here
again in a hurry.
It's gone.
Doctor, what sign were you born under?
Aquatrio?
-No.
-Capris?
-No!
-Oh.
- Ariel?
-No.
Oh, if only I had my chart here
I could have told you your horoscope.
I'm sure this was your lucky day.
Did you examine that thing's skin?
No, thank you.
I was trying to avoid it examining mine.
It looked almost like
a cerebral membrane.
-What?
-The membrane that protects the brain.
-It's a huge brain.
-Yes.
And what about the rest of it?
The arms, the legs, the body?
Let's find out, shall we?
-You mean, go after it?
-Yes.
-Why not?
-I can think of a dozen good reasons.
You're mad! He's mad.
It's all been too much for him.
Oh, you wouldn't find me
doing a crazy thing like that.
Here, wait for me!
-I thought you weren't going to come?
-Shh!
-Where is it?
-Shh!
Somewhere up ahead.
What is it?
-What am I doing in here?
-I don't know.
I'll tell you something I'd rather know.
-What?
-What's that creature doing here?
A pure brain, 1 00-foot across,
stuck at the bottom of a pit,
oozing about and sitting on people.
Not much of a life, is it?
Who can read such mysteries?
Perhaps it was written in the stars.
Mmm. Perhaps it was born among them.
-What?
-Shh! Come on.
What do you call this machine
in which you travel?
The Tardis.
Time and Relative Dimensions in Space.
And you travel through space
and time in it?
Affirmative.
Don't you see what this means, Karela?
We can go anywhere, into any time
and bring back anything we need.
Metallic ores. The pure metal itself.
The monopoly will remain mine.
Yes, I think this Tardis
will be very useful.
-Do you know how to operate it?
-She does.
-Are you sure?
-We'll soon find out.
It's a pity the Doctor
is no longer with us.
Yes. He could have been most helpful.
-I suppose he is dead.
-He must be. No one survives the Pit.
He struck me as quite resourceful
for a man.
True. You think he might still be alive?
We can find out. I can get into the Pit
from here, and with some guards...
Not just guards.
We'll take that tin thing as well.
Correction. I am not made of tin.
-It's been listening to us.
-It's eerie.
-What do we need it for?
-To kill something.
Who do want to kill, my lady?
You don't need a machine to do it.
just mention the name
and I'll see to it myself.
It's too big even for you to kill,
Karela. It's huge, very huge.
And it's time I was rid of it.
The Tardis has made it superfluous.
Remove the bars. Get the torches,
we'll need them in the Pit.
That leads down to the Pit?
There are two more doors, each barred
and bolted so that nothing can get up.
Bring the tin animal.
Correction, madam. As I have already
told you, I am not made of tin.
If I say you're made of tin,
you horrible little animal,
you're made of tin.
I cannot accept the input
of incorrect data.
It's all right, K9.
-Guardmaster, you go first, with her.
-Right, my lady.
You next.
Then you, Karela.
Followed by me.
Not too fast.
-Which way now, my lady?
-That way.
We're getting close.
Better send some guards on ahead.
Guardmaster,
take two guards and scout on ahead.
You and you, come with me.
What do we do when we find the monster?
Have you thought of that?
Shh. I don't know.
You don't know?
What do you mean, you don't know?
I haven't made up my mind yet.
-Well, haven't you got a plan?
-A plan? Oh, yes. I've got a plan.
Well, then?
I just don't know how to apply it,
that's all.
Fine time to tell me.
Don't.
Doctor, come back.
Hello there.
Steady, steady.
You're standing on my scarf.