TEXT: THE TALONS OF WENG-CHIANG BY: ROBERT HOLMES Part Four Running time: 24:30 [SCENE_BREAK] DOCTOR: Leela? Leela, are you all right? LEELA: Oh, thank you, Doctor. Yes, I'm all right, just bruised. DOCTOR: You were lucky. LEELA: I deserve death. I had the chance to kill our enemy, Doctor, and I failed. DOCTOR: Which enemy? LEELA: The yellow one calls him lord. He lives in a cave beneath the theatre. Come, I will show you. DOCTOR: This gun takes about half an hour to load. Let's go this way. [SCENE_BREAK] JAGO: Casey, I'm about to repair for half a foot of port. Mrs Samuelson in yet? CASEY: I've not seen her, Mister Jago. JAGO: Well, you tell her I want the girl's frillies smartening up. They looked like a fit-up company last night. One of them had a Jacob's ladder as long as my arm. Look at that. You tell her. CASEY: Yes, Mister Jago. JAGO: Oh, Mister Chang. Back again already? I shall have to start charging you rent, what? CHANG: There are many things to prepare before the performance. JAGO: Of course, Mister Chang. Yes. The art that conceals, eh? Tell me, last night. CHANG: Last night? JAGO: I'm working too hard. Too much in the old brain box, that's a fact, but, er. We talked about a new contract but I've quite forgotten how we left matters. CHANG: I'm considering your new offer. JAGO: Ah, I see. Splendid. Generous offer? CHANG: Merely reasonable. Tonight, incidentally, I shall be appearing without Mister Sin. JAGO: Oh, why is that? Just making a change? CHANG: Mister Sin is indisposed. JAGO: Ha, ha, very droll. I shall treasure
SUMMARY:
Having rescued Leela from the jaws of the giant vicious rat, she & the Doctor dress up and attend Chang's show at the palace, but end up as part of the act. At home, Litefoot tries to protect the time cabinet.