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4 Episodes
The Space Museum
Synopsis
The TARDIS arrives on a planet that has been turned into a space museum but the Doctor and his friends are puzzled when they find themselves out of phase with their surroundings.
The Dimensions of Time
Synopsis
Now back on their proper time track, the Doctor and his friends must work to avoid the future they saw for themselves.
The Search
Synopsis
With the Doctor missing, Ian, Barbara and Vicki find themselves in danger from the Moroks while the Xerons also try to make contact with them.
The Final Phase
Synopsis
While Ian tries to force Lobos to release the Doctor from the museum, Vicki joins the Xerons in trying to gain the weapons needed to start a revolution against the occupiers.
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DOCTOR: The least important things, sometimes, my dear boy, lead to the greatest discoveries.
— First Doctor, The Space Museum
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Episode One - The Space Museum
[TARDIS]
(This planet has an array of spaceships on it. The TARDIS materialises, and everybody is wearing their ordinary clothes, not the Crusader ones they had on when they became immobile at the end of the last episode. The Doctor moves first, then Vicki.)
DOCTOR: Oh, lights. Oh, that's better. Ah, good! Well now, we seem to have materialised much quicker than I thought.
IAN: Doctor, we've got our clothes on.
DOCTOR: Well, I should hope so, dear boy. I should hope so.
BARBARA: No, Doctor. Our ordinary, everyday clothes.
DOCTOR: Well, upon my soul, yes. Yes. Now isn't that extraordinary? Yes, we were wearing those cloaks and things, weren't we? Well, I must say, it's going to save us a lot of bother changing. Yes. Now, lets see where we are, shall we?
IAN: Doctor! You can't dismiss it like that! We were standing here in thirteenth century clothes. We can't suddenly
DOCTOR: My dear boy, it's over and done with. Now lets forget it. See where we are. Come along, pay attention.
VICKI: But Doctor, where are the clothes we were wearing?
DOCTOR: I expect, child, they're hanging up where they're supposed to be. If you're that much concerned, go and have a look.
VICKI: All right. I will.
DOCTOR: And on your way back, bring me glass of water please, I'm very parched.
VICKI: Okay.
(Vicki leaves)
