TEXT: INVASION OF THE DINOSAURS BY: MALCOLM HULKE PART ONE 12th January, 1974 5:30pm - 5:55pm [SCENE_BREAK] 1: EXT. ALBERT EMBANKMENT (London: Bird song is the only sound that is heard along the pavement that runs down from St. Thomas's Hospital. In front of the Houses of Parliament, the Thames is devoid of moving river traffic.) [SCENE_BREAK] 2: EXT. WESTMINSTER BRIDGE (Slightly downstream, nothing crosses the Thames either. Westminster Bridge - normally a vital artery in the city - is utterly vacant of vehicles.) [SCENE_BREAK] 3: EXT. WHITEHALL (The hub of Government is silent, still and deserted. No civil servants come out of the Foreign and Commonwealth office and pass by the Cenotaph.) [SCENE_BREAK] 4: EXT. TRAFALGAR SQUARE (In Trafalgar Square, not a pedestrian or vehicle is seen to move. The fountains are switched off. ) [SCENE_BREAK] 5: EXT. MARGARET STREET (Margaret Street, running parallel and to the north of Oxford Street is as quiet as the grave.) [SCENE_BREAK] 6: EXT. HAYMARKET (Haymarket, on the cusp of theatreland and governmental London is bereft of the normal bustle of shoppers and tourists that are usually to be seen. A lone pigeon walks across the road, for once at no danger at all from the crush of vehicles.) [SCENE_BREAK] 7: EXT. BILLINGSGATE MARKET (The old Billingsgate Market off Lower Thames Street betrays its decay more than usual in this deserted silence, broken only when a dog barks.) [SCENE_BREAK] 8: EXT. LONG LANE (What should be another hive of activity - Smithfield Market - is equally deserted.) [SCENE_BREAK] 9: EXT
SUMMARY:
The Doctor and Sarah return to London in the present day only to find the city strangely deserted, while nearby UNIT are dealing with a series of monster appearances.