TEXT: THE ANDROIDS OF TARA BY: DAVID FISHER Part One Running time: 24:53 [SCENE_BREAK] DOCTOR: Rook to bishop's four. DOCTOR: I saw Capablanca make that move against Alekhine in 1927. K9: He lost, master. DOCTOR: Who? K9: Capablanca. DOCTOR: Are you sure? K9: Master, I have been programmed with all the Championship games since 1866. Capablanca lost. DOCTOR: I must have been called away. Are you really sure? K9: King to knight's two. DOCTOR: King to knight's two. King? That's a terrible move. You've weakened the king's side. K9: Clock, master. DOCTOR: I know, I know. I'll check your programming sometime. We're not supposed to be playing draughts, you know. K9: Master. ROMANA: What are you doing, Doctor? DOCTOR: Shush. We're playing chess. ROMANA: Yes, I can see that, but aren't you forgetting something? DOCTOR: I don't think so. ROMANA: What about our task? The Key to Time, remember? DOCTOR: Oh, that old thing. ROMANA: Yes, that old thing. The Guardian did stress the need for urgency, didn't he? DOCTOR: Shush. ROMANA: I'll do it. DOCTOR: If you must. DOCTOR: I just feel I deserve a little break. After all, we've got half the segments. I prefer to play chess. ROMANA: Really. Materialisation in fifteen seconds. Mate in twelve. K9: Correction, mistress. Eleven. ROMANA: Eleven? Oh yes. Sorry, K9. K9: Apologies are unnecessary, mistress. DOCTOR: Mate in eleven? Oh yes, oh yes. Well, that's the trouble with chess, isn't it. It's all so predictable. ROMANA: Materialisation commencing now. Five,
SUMMARY:
The Doctor and Romana are now searching for the 3rd segment of the Key to Time. Landing on the world of Tara, the Doctor decides to send Romana off in search of the 3rd segment while he takes a break and does some fishing.