TEXT: TIME-FLIGHT BY: PETER GRIMWADE Part Three Running time: 24:29 [SCENE_BREAK] DOCTOR: So you escaped from Castrovalva. I should have guessed. MASTER: As gullible as ever, my dear Doctor. PROFESSOR HAYTER: Magic, as in lantern. A scooby doobian performance. Sophisticated and terrifying, I do not dispute. MASTER: How you love the company of fools. ROGER SCOBIE: Hold on a moment. This crystal, there's no connection, no radio link. DOCTOR: The crystal is simply a point of focus. The communication is purely telepathic. PROFESSOR HAYTER: Then what's all this equipment for? DOCTOR: What indeed? These components are from your TARDIS! You're stranded here! The time contour you generated was a desperate lifeline to the future. It accidentally converged with Concorde. MASTER: You are right Doctor. I need your TARDIS to penetrate the sanctum. DOCTOR: For a new source of power, I think you're too late. It seems to have expended itself. MASTER: The recuperation will be swift. Your companions have entered the sanctum. They have disturbed the nueronic nucleus. But they will pay for the incursion with their lives. ANDREW BILTON: Nysser and Tegan dead? DOCTOR: Though as likely to have been protected as been destroyed. The power works against you as well as for you. MASTER: I shall soon have total control of the force. The TARDIS key Doctor. DOCTOR: No, relax, please, gentlemen, the Master will eliminate you without a second thought. MASTER: Very wise Doctor. PROFESSOR HAYTER: Good heavens, that's never the TARDIS! MASTER: Unfortunately it is, so typical for the Doctor's predilection for the third rate. But it will serve my purpose. PROFESSOR HAYTER: What does the man want with an obsolete metropolitan... (The TARDIS dematerializes.) ROGER SCOBIE: Oh
SUMMARY:
The Master commandeers the Doctors Tardis, leaving the Doctor behind to figure out what the alien artifact is.