TEXT: INFERNO by: DON HOUGHTON 5:15pm - 5:40pm [SCENE_BREAK] 1: EXT. PERIMETER ROAD (The DOCTOR, in the happiest of moods, drives Bessie along a perimeter road, "singing" Verdi's "La Donna e Mobile" at the top of his voice, although his grasp of the words in tenuous to say the least.) DOCTOR: "Ra, ra, rum, rum, da, ra! Ra, ra, rum, rum, dum,dum! La Donne e Mobile! Ra, ra, rum, rum da, ra! De, dah, da, rum, da, rah! Da,de, da, dum, da, da, Da, da, da, rum, dum!" (Still singing, he turns a corner and drives into a vast industrial complex, full of chimneys, cooling towers, railway lines, gantries and various other buildings. Waving to a gatehouse guard as he goes, he drives past a sign which reads "RESTRICTED AREA. KEEP OUT") [SCENE_BREAK] 2: EXT. CENTRAL CONTROL (Within the complex, someone else is whistling just as tunelessly as the DOCTOR as he rides his bike. Dressed in a set of white overalls, this is HARRY SLOCUM, a swarthy, moustached, maintenance man who brings his bike to a halt next to set of railway lines. Then, carrying a toolbox from the back of the bike, he walks towards the concrete blockhouse entrance to the central control complex building. As he does so, one of the technicians - BROMLEY - walks out.) HARRY SLOCUM: Hello, John, how's it going on in there? BROMLEY: Oh, still drilling away like mad. HARRY SLOCUM: Sound's more like a blooming dentist! BROMLE
SUMMARY:
A dangerous experiment throws the Doctor into a doomed dimension