TEXT: The Time Warrior By Robert Holmes Broadcast December 5th 1974 5:30pm - 5:55pm [SCENE_BREAK] INT. LINX'S WORKSHOP (Sarah dashes at Linx trying to deflect his aim.) SARAH: No! (The Doctor falls and Linx brushes Sarah off.) LINX: The female, too. It seems I am doubly fortunate. (One of the scientists collapses with exhaustion.) LINX: Get up! Get back to work! DOCTOR: Linx, can't you see that your prisoners are physically exhausted? They've had no sleep and nothing to eat for days. LINX: They can still work. DOCTOR: Not for much longer. LINX: I owe these primitives nothing. (Rubeish hunts around stealthily for a weapon.) LINX: My only concern is to rejoin our glorious struggle for freedom. DOCTOR: That's such an old tune. Don't you know there's no such thing as the super race? LINX: Your Time Lord philosophy is egalitarian twaddle. It is a weakness. DOCTOR: Every species has its own weakness, Linx. For instance, you can only be stunned by a blow on the probic vent, that small hole at the back of your neck. LINX: In our case, Doctor, it is a strength, because it means we must always face our enemies. LINX: Now, to return to the question of your demise. I think it would be better if you witnessed first the destruction of your female companion. (Rubeish strikes Linx, who screams, falls, hisses and gurgles.) DOCTOR: Well done, Rubeish. SARAH: Doctor, are you all right? DOCTOR: Yes. Yes. The blast was too brief. But I wouldn't have been in a few moments. Thank you very much, Sarah. SARAH: Oh, pleasure. (Sarah helps the Doctor to his feet.) SARAH: Hadn't I better be getting on with the rest of your plan? DOCTOR: Yes, all right, but be
SUMMARY:
The Doctor attempts to return the scientists to their own time, before Linx tries to use his spaceship and destroys the entire castle.