(All that seems to be still remaining of the TARDIS is the hat-stand. (On the scanner, large red meteorites land on the planet.) (The Doctor tries to operate the TARDIS, but there is a loud noise and the console shakes.) (The Orderlies all sit down and start eating.) DOCTOR: Laws of time. DOCTOR: Not if I have anything to do with it. One thing at a time. The Doctor calls after him.) The storm seems to have finished. This way. Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to give you anything much in the way of help. We will win the war with the invisible aggressors whose missiles batter on our planet, and we will win the greater battle - the struggle for the future...of our race!
Plan: A: the planet Frontios; Q: Where do the survivors of the human race live? A: time; Q: What does the Doctor say the laws of do not allow him to have contact with the survivors? A: the survivors; Q: What do the few remaining humans on Frontios call themselves? A: their own way; Q: The Doctor states that the survivors must go ________ without outside intervention. A: A meteor storm; Q: What hits the planet? A: a emergency landing; Q: What kind of landing does the TARDIS make? Summary: In the far distant future, the few remaining survivors of the human race struggle to survive on the planet Frontios. The Doctor states that the Laws of time do not allow him to have contact because the survivors must go their own way without outside intervention at this key point in time.A meteor storm hits the planet and starts to drag the TARDIS down with it, the Doctor is unable to stop the TARDIS from making a emergency landing.