From: ira2p@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU (Iain Robert Asplin)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.drwho
Subject: Survival  ploy synopsis  PART TWO !SPOILERS*!
Date: 26 Jul 92 04:02:56 GMT
Distribution: rec.arts.drwho,.  the Planet of the Cheetah People
Organization: University of Virginia


At last, a little time to write Part Two of the synopsis!

SPOILERS!

Zap-flash!  You are being teleported to the Planet of the Cheetah People!








SURVIVAL
by Rona Munro
PART TWO


With a zapping flash of light, the Doctor and Paterson fall into the dusty
ground of an arid, alien planet with a pink sky and dark red clouds.
"You stupid!" sneers the doctor as he turns to chastise Paterson, then
stopping as he realizes something is sneering at him.  A creature.
One of the cheetah creatures, laying next to them in the dirt, baring
its teeth at them.
"Where the hell are we?" asks Paterson, the Doctor ignoring him, telling
him to shut up so they may survive.  They crawl slowly to their feet,
finding themselves in the midst of a large number of the creatures,
apparantly in the middle of their camp.  More of the creatures creep
closer, the Doctor restraining Paterson from defending himself with 
karate moves.  They are slowly surrounded, and gently driven back
towards two tents made of animal hide.  Soon it becomes clear it is the
nearer of the two they are being steered towards, and so the Doctor
turns to it, and uses the tip of his umbrella to move aside the outside
flap to allow the daylight inside to allow him to see....
	a smiling, saturnine, moustached face, a man with eyes that
glow yellow a man who likes to be known as THE MASTER.
	"Why, Doctor?" he purrs, "What an unexpected pleasure."

Ace forces herself to watch two black and furry cats licking raw meat off
a long-dead corpse of some large animal.  Shreela steps to Ace's side
near this path in the forest, telling Ace that the cats only eat when
their quarry is dead.  She also says it's like they're always watching
them.....

"Run, Doctor, Run..." says the Master quietly as he stands up in the tent
and begins to come out.  Paterson moves to do just that, but the Doctor
grabs his arm and insists that he not run.  The Master emerges from the
tent, reaches down to a pocket on his black and silver-trimmed suit,
and pulls out a small blue ball with silvery glitter edges.  He dashes
it to Paterson's feet, and suddenly all the Cheetahs around them dive
for it.  Paterson panicks and runs, straight into the largest bunch of
Cheetahs yet, who surround him, keeping a distance but poking and prodding
at him with their paws and claws.  
The Doctor looks on helplessly, as the Master tells him he was relying on
the Doctor's intelligence (to not run). 
the Doctor notes that the Cheetahs are just playing with Paterson, and
the Master agrees that they are essentially a fun-loving species.
 "It would be a most uncivilized
death.  Now, Doctor, there are things I must discuss with you."

Ace, Shreela, Midge, and Derek all run down onto a large path through the
forest area.  Ace asks what they should do next.  "Do?" spits Midge
sarcastically, "We die.  Maybe today, maybe next week,  we could hurry
things up, go and find one of those big pussycats."  
Shreela tells Ace that they once tried to catch and fight one of the
creatures, but it caught Stevie.  Midge says she threw sticks at it,
in a way that suggests it was a stupid idea. Ace challenged him where he
was during this.  Shreela intervenes and insists that indeed, you can't
hurt the creatures.  Ace assures her that nothing' s invincible. 
Midge sneers at them all again and mocks Ace's "sorting them out."
Shreela says they'd better get back to their camp.  Ace asks why they're
safer in there, since here in the open you can see them coming.
Shreela tells her the Cheetahs don't usually bother them in there, only
hunting in the open.  Ace asks her why that is, and again Midge blasts
her with sarcasm.  "What do you think this is?  'The Wonderful World of
Wildlife?'  Who knows why they always ride through here?  Why they always
eat us up without ketchup!"  Ace stops him, asking again if they really
do always ride through here.  Midge says yes, but asks "So?"  Ace
tells them (with a wide smile) that they should get one.  They've gotta
fight back.  Midge is very doubtful, but Shreela smiles as she and Ace
move off.

The Cheetahs are still playing with Paterson, although perhaps closing the
circle a bit.  The Doctor turns to the Master with a smile, congratulating
him on that little useful trick he used.  The Master shows him more of the
little blue and silver balls, remarking that they're a very useful 
distraction.  The Doctor snatches them from the Master's hands and runs
to near the circle of Cheetahs, juggling the balls.  One of the Cheetahs
spares the Doctor a glance, but the others simply continue teasing the
very worried Paterson.  "I'm afraid they're not so easily distracted,"
informs the Master to the Doctor, "they're more interested in him."
The Doctor drops the balls, and now leaps on to one of the Cheetahs'
horses, kicking it to a gallop and riding into the midst of the Cheetah
circle.  Some move to attack the Doctor or his horse, but stop when
the Master points a finger at them shouting, "No!"  The Doctor tells
Paterson to climb on, the exercise will do him the world of good.
Paterson scrambles onto the back of the horse, and the Doctor rides
away.  The Master shouts at them as they leave, warning them that he
controls these animals.  "I control them!" he shouts, to a receeding-
into-the-distance Doctor.  The Cheetahs turn from watching the horse
to looking at the Master and purring with hunger and a little anger.
The Master hurriedly tells them he'll find some other food for them, 
and retreats into his tent.

Ace and Shreela sit in two tall trees on either side of the pathway
through the forest area, holding a long length of thin wire between
them.  At Ace's command, they tighten the wire as they hear a horse
trotting up.  On the horse is one of the Cheetahs, who slows its horse
as it has seen the wire.  It raises a paw, and four deadly-sharp claws
extend with a sound like metal scraping on metal.  It gently touches
the taught wire, and the wire instantly snaps.  It looks up at Ace
in the tree, gives her a small huffy snarl, and trots off down the path.
Ace looks down at the wire, and in wonder at the non-attacking Cheetah.
"Plan B?" asks Shreela.

The Doctor and Paterson on their horse ride across an open plain under
a magnificent stormy pinkish-red sky, the clouds rolling slowly over
them as they speak.  Paterson is assuring the Doctor that his earlier
panic was just not like him, and that he could asks any of the lads,
and they'd all confirm the Sarge would keep jis head in a crisis.
The Doctor merely hmms at him.  Paterson goes on to tell him about the
SAS survival course he was on, and how he was the only one who ate the
worm stew.  The Doctor mutters how very impressive that is.  
Paterson asks where they are again, and the Doctor explains that they're
on the Planet of the Cheetah People, a race of intelligent carnivores,
who no one knows much about, since no one's ever lived long enough to
find out.  Paterson asks again, not believing they're on another planet,
and the Doctor assures him with a "yes" that they certainly are.  
He goes on to  say how he's never heard of the Cheetah People hunting so
far away from their own feeding grounds before, and he nods to something
lying on the ground a little distance from their now stationary horse.
He is indicating another dead animal or body, rotting away and being licked
by one of the black and furry cats.  The Doctor calls the cat a kitling,
and explains it has the power of teleportation and can jump from world
to world hunting for carrion.  They hear a distant rumble, and the Doctor
whispers that he thinks they're in a little trouble to the Sergeant.
He prods the horse again and they proceed at a slow walk..

Earth.  A  milkman is whistling happily as he makes his rounds, dropping
some milk in front of a house in Perivale in suburban London.  He walks
along a garden wall, passing a small and black and furry cat which is
watching him, and licking its teeth as he moves down the street.

The four teenagers huddle in themselves near the fire at their camp.
Derek looks around nervously, trying to warm himself up with his own arms.
Midge mutters, "He's gonna get us all killed," as he snaps twigs from
the brush.  he shouts it again, louder this time, and quickly and
angrily storming to his feet and to Derek's neck, which he proceeds to 
try and injure.  Derek cries for help, and Ace provides it, pulling
Midge off him, and telling Midge to "Sit down and shut up!"
Shreela suddenly tells them to listen, and they hear twigs snapping
further in the forest.  
A horse's hoof steps down brush on the pathway in the woods, snaring
itself in a hide-wire, setting off a trap pulling two trees into the
air from leaning positions they held on the ground.  The horse gives
a whinney and runs off.  
Ace quickly lights a torch, and runs down to the pathway, screaming
a warrior cry and forcing the light of the fire into the face of the
figure lying on the ground,  Sergeant Paterson's!
She looks up, and sees the Doctor hanging upside-down in their snare-
trap, holding his hat on his head.
Ace smiles in relief and asks what kept him, and he tells her "How many
times have I told you about playing with fire?"

The Master sits with a smile on his face in his tent, slowly feeding a
long strand of raw meet into the mouth of a Cheetah person kneeling at
his feet.  It swallows as he pets his head and runs his fingers through
its fur./  
He looks into the floor, and wonders out loud where the Doctor is.
"What's your plan?"

Massive volcanoes blow jets of blue fire into the pink-red sky of the
Planet od the Cheetah People, high above a desert plain, where the Doctor
and the others walk slowly through the heat visible in the air.
They creep up a small hill, which is much deeper on its other side.
Below them, in a deep valley, lie many upon many Cheetahs on thr ground,
calmly lounging in the dusty yellow shale.
Paterson tells them how stealth and surprise are what's needed here, and
he advises everyone to follow him, since he's a hunting animal.
the Doctor tells him to shut up, and he peers into his electronic pocket
watch, studying readings the tiny sensor is giving him.  
He looks around at the others and tells them this planet is disintegrating,
and that the safest place at the moment, according to his calculations,
is a clear area behind the Cheetahs.  Derek asks what they'll do about the
Cheetahs, and the Doctor simply tells them they'll have to make their
way through.  Paterson asks if the Doctor means the planet's going to blow up,
and the Doctor says yes, since this is an old planet, a bit frayed at the
edges.  He insists they'll be safe over there, from both the Cheetahs and
the Master.  
Ace asks who the Master is, and the the Doctor explains he's an evil genius,
and one of his oldest and deadliest of enemies.
"Do you know any nice people?" asks Ace, "You know, ordinary people, not just
power-crazed nutters trying to take over the galaxy."
The Doctor says he doesn't think the Master's trying to take over the galaxy
this time, so Ace asks what all this is in aid of.  The Doctor isn't sure,
but he does know the Master has some sort of mind-link with the cats,
the kitlings.  Ace asks for clarification if the kitlings find things for
the Cheetah People to eat, and the Doctor hmms in affirmation.
He pockets his fob watch, then steps up along with everyone else and begns to 
slowly climb down the valley.

The Master stands on a hill, cradling a kitling in his arms.  He tells
it gently to "Hunt him, seek him out.  Find him for me."  He lets it
drop to the ground, and as it scampers away, he tells it to hurry.
He closes his eyes as though he had a headache, and tells himself that
he must keep control,  "I must keep control....."

"No sudden movement!" reminds Midge to Derek as their group slowly creeps
down a gully, the tops of both sides of the small valley lined with 
sleeping and lazy-looking Cheetahs.  The travellers all look with worry
at the Cheetahs, but slowly keep walking as the Doctor, at the head of
their group, insists that they won't be bothered by the Cheetahs unless
they're hungry.  "Do these Cheetahs look hungry?"  A Cheetah near the 
Doctor takes a slow swipe at him, and he stops with a small fright.
The rest of the group stop behind him.  "They're essentially a fun-
loving species," assures the Doctor.  He looks at the dirt beneath his
feet, and he sees a human skull half-buried.  He picks it up and examines
it, runs his finger around his collar and asks the others if it's just
his imagination or if it really is getting hot.  Ace suggests they
keep moving, and he agrees.  
With some more assuring words that they're just taking a nice little stroll,
they clear the main area of Cheetahs and enter a large, open plain, again
surrounded by small hills.  The Doctor smiles in triumph, "You see?
It's all a matter of keeping your head, and allowing for the unexpected."
	With a zap-flash, a man teleports on the top of the hill, the 
Milkman seen on Earth earlier.  "Oh no!" cries the Doctor at the sight
ofthis panicking man running down the hill, through the travellers,
and straight into the Cheetah Valley beyond, where the residents 
immediately leap to their feet and begin clawing him to death.  
the Doctor shouts to everyone to not move, but he is losing control
of his group.  More Cheetahs look down on them from the high ridge
ahead of them.  Ace picks up a rock about to attack somoething, but 
the Doctor shouts at her that this is the only thing more dangerous
than being attacked by a Cheetah, attacking a Cheetah, because she does
not know what it may do to her.  He tells her once again "Don't move!"
Paterson looks at the Cheetahs milling around them and the ones eating
the Milkman and decides not to stand around and get eaten alive.
He and Midge pick up rocks, and as the Doctor calls him an idiot at the
top of his lungs, both attack the Cheetahs on the ridge.
Ace runs off too.  Two Cheetahs are finishing the job on the milkman,
two more attack Derek.  Midge and Paterson seem to be having a little
"success" with their rocks, as does Ace.  She takes on a mounted Cheetah
person, scoring a direct hit in the head with a rock, knocking it off
its steed with a meow of pain.  She shouts for the Doctor to follow her
as she goes for  the horse.  
Shreela goes to help Derek, and the Doctor still stand in the middle of
of it all, yelling for everyone to stay still and being completely ignored
by the Cheetahs, with one exception where he trips a Cheetah with his
umbrella and raises his hat to it.  
Derek gets loose from his Cheetahs, and runs together with Shreela and
Paterson out of the valley.  Ace and Midge also run, each in different
directions to the others and themselves.  
the Doctor peers around, calling for Ace, and now that the Cheetahs are
too clearing away, he steps away from his stand to go and look for her.

Ace stops running at last near a small pond or lake, bend double as she
catches her breath.  A little distance from her,  a Cheetah Person
on a horse dismounts, looks at her, and so Ace ducks down onto the ground.
The Cheetah walks groggily toward the lake, then collapses entirely,
with its face in the water.
Ace sees it isn't moving, so she runs over to it, and slowly and carefully
turns it on its back , getting its head out of the water.  At first it
apears dead or unconscious, but then with the speed of a blink, its
yellow-green eyes snap open and stare at her.

Under the light of a volcanic bright red moon, the Doctor tries to follow
Ace's tracks, losing them on a small hill.  
The cry of a kitling turns his head above, and standing on a higher hill
is a kitling, and its Master.
"Good hunting, Doctor," he purrs, and the Doctor gives him a look of pure
hatred...

Midge collapses into the dust exhausted and about to be caught by the
mounted Cheetah behind him.  That Cheetah stops its horse, dismounts 
and lets it run, and starts stalking Midge at close quarters, when it
is interrupted by another Cheetah Person.  Midge looks at it, and looks
again in horror as the two Cheetahs lock in arm-to-arm combat over him,
over their food, over their survival.
A rumble tumbles through the sky, and Midge looks toward the volcanoes.

As the Master and the Doctor approach each other, they too hear the rumble
and look at the eruptions in the distance.
"They're fightin again in the Dead Valley," says the Master.

The two Cheetahs end their battle, with both wounded, one mortally.
the fitter one crawls off to lick its wounds, leaving the second to slowly
die.

More rumbles trigger more eruptions, and the volcanoes spew with greater
venom their ancient dust high into the sky.

"It's breaking up," pronounces the Doctor.  
The Master circles the Doctor slowly and explains "the planet's alive.
The animals are part of the planet.  When they fight each other, they
trigger explosions."
"How long before it blows up?" asks the Doctor.
"Not long," replies the Master, "they've been fighting a long time."
	"Why did you bring me here?" 
	"I need your help."

The Cheetah lies on its stomach now, leaning up just enough to look at Ace,
and it is attracted by one of Ace's many badges and pins, the Soviet
hammer and sickel given her by Captain Sorin in 1943.  Ace leans herself
forward, and pushes the pin closer to the Cheetah for it to have a bettr
look at.  It looks in fascination at the pin, then looks up into her eyes,
and stares, and Ace returns its stare.  They seem to look in a way into
each other's heads... and somethins passes between them into the smiling
face of Ace...

Midge looks at the wounded Cheetah on the ground, its heavy breathing a
sure sign of its imminent death.  He creeps slowly to  a long-dead
carcass of a large animal, and pulls free a rib from the skeleton.
He then walks slowly to the Cheetah, raises the rib above his head,
and pushes the bone into the Cheetah Person's ungulating stomach...
....and in the distance, the volcanoes hollowly echo their rumbles.....

"You're trapped, you can't escape," says the Doctor.
The Master nods and confirms the Doctor's deduction.  "Just so."
he goes on to explain why, "It seems the creatures of this planet can't
take us away, they can only bring us to this place."
"Yes," remarks the Doctor, "They can only return homw with their prey."
"Oh, I never thought of it quite that way, " interrups the Master.
"But now that we're both trapped," says the Doctor, "What good is it to you?"
"You'll find a way out Doctor," promises the Master, "You must.
It's not just death we're all facing.  It's this place, it bewitches you."
He backs away and points out the ruins of a stone building behind them,
ancient decaying bricks still standing as part of a wall whose roof had
long since past into the dust...
"If we stay here we'll be like the people who built these," explains the 
Master, "They thought they could control the planet, the wilderness.
They were the ones who bred the kitlings.  Creatures whose minds they 
could talk to, creatures whose eyes they could see through the way I do.
It only led to their corruption.  
"If we stay here, we shall become like them," and he closes his eyes,
he turns to the Doctor, and he opens his eyes.  They glow yellow,
and he smiles at the Doctor, revealing large fangs in his mouth.....
.................."We shall become animals!"
Framed in the image of the planet's dying moon, a kitling mews and howls
into the sky.  The Master mews in kind, and howls into the air....
The Doctor turns and walks away.....

Beneath the dying sky, on the dying world, the Cheetah People hear the
cry, turn and cry in kind, and listen to their world rumble in its
death-throes......

Paterson and Shreela follow a stumbling Derek across the deserts, Derek
collapsing into the dirt, and the others asking if he's alright.  He 
nods yes, like all he needs is to rest.  He sees something behind them,
tey turn and look, and see Midge descengind a hill behind them, a 
serene yet savage and cruel look on his face.  He stands before them,
and raises up his bone-knife like a fist in the air.

The light of the volcano moon reflects in the waters of the lake, as
the Cheetah Person speaks to Ace with a whispery, female voice.
"More water," it asks.  It says the water will make her well, very fast.
Ace runs down to the lake, picks up some water in her cupped hands,
and is impressed to see it glowing in her hands.  She takes it back to
the Cheetah, who laps it up with her tongue.  Once the water's fully
drunk, Ace leans back and looks at her with fascination, admiration,
and wonder.  She reaches out a tentative hand to pet its ears, and
immediately snatches it back when she hears "Ace!" 
She turns, and sees the Doctor regarding her with his face dark and
gloomy.  She runs to his side and asks "What is it?"  He looks at Ace
for a second, then walks to the Cheetah and looks at it carefully.
"They're extremely dangerous creatures," he tells her.  "They could eat
you, or....
"Or what?" asks Ace.
"...worse." breathes the Doctor.  He circles the Cheetah, plants his 
umbrella in the sand, and leans on it, over the Cheetah to look into
Ace's eyes.  "What's worse?" she asks.
"Let's just say, that they are dangerously attractive," he tells her.
Ace tells him she thinks this is the one that chased her, and killed
that boy earlier. 
the Doctor circles back toward Ace again and he tells her "It could be
useful to us..."
"You mean it could help us get home?" asks Ace hopefully.
"They're hunting animals Ace, we're their prey.  They bring their prey home."
"So what?" she asks, confused.
"We need an animal whose home is Earth."
"Better keep it alive then," smiles Ace, and she leans back down to the
Cheetah to further help it heal.
"Ace," says the Doctor in a quietly warning tone.
"Yes?" she asks him."
"It could be very dangerous for you."
"Don't worry, Professor.  I'm no one's bowl of cat food."
She turns back to the Cheetah and looks after it.
the Doctor looks at them both.
....and behind them, from behind a small tree steps the Master, who looks
	at all three and repeats the Doctor's words....
	"Whose home is Earth...."

Paterson is working on the morale of his troops.  He tells the three
teenagers that there's nothing he "don't know about survival.  It's
kill or be killed, right?  Kill or be killed."  
Midge echoes his words in a strangely distant way.
"Are you with me?" asks Paterson.  Midge enthusiastically says he is.
Derek and Shreela exhange puzzled looks.  
Paterson repeats his demand, and says they'd better get with him because
if they're going to survive, tey can't carry shirkers and they can't 
carry deadwood.
"No deadwood!" snarls Midge in Derek's face with menace all over his own.

In the Dead Valley, the Master cuts hide off a dead carcass with a knife,
fashioning a rope.....

The reflections of the volcanic satellite ripple in the lake as Ace 
tosses stones into it.  
The Cheetah looks into the Doctor's eyes, and he looks away quickly.
Ace asks where the others are, and the Doctor replies that he doesn't
know, that they'll have to find them, and soon.
"It's weird, Professor," says Ace, "I think I like this place.  I like it.
Feels like I belong here.  Feels..."
"Connected," whispers the Doctor under his breath, turning his gaze slowly
frm Ace to the Cheetah and back to Ace again.
"I'm not scared," says Ace, "It feels exciting."
"What do you feel?" asks the Doctor a little worriedly.
"It feels like I could run forever," says Ace, standing now with some new
excitement in her eyes, "Like I can smell things as clear as pictures!"
"What else?" demands the Doctor.
she turns to him with a slighlty puzzled look on her face...
"I'm starving, Professor."
Both suddenly look up as they hear a cry for help, and sounds of a scuffle,
and they set off in search of the noise.

Derek is crying for help as Midge wrestles with him on the ground, 
brandishing his bone-knife.  Ace and the Doctor come running from behind
another rise, and run up to Midge and Derek.  
the Doctor grabs Midge and turns him around and looks into his eyes.
"He's gonna get us all killed unless someone sorts him out!" says Midge.
"Sorts him out?" asks the Doctor.
"Yeah!" says a confident Midge, staring down the Doctor.
The Doctor looks at something on Midge's neck, a necklace made of teeth.
He raises it in his hand, looks at it, and asks Midge where he got it.
Midge looks obsessed and crazed as he tells them "I killed it!   I killed
it!"  The Doctor lets the necklace and Midge go with a pained look in
his face, as if he were watching a brain dead patient in a hospital bed.
Paterson asks Midge to give him the weapon, but Midge just gets to his
feet, stares threatinglingly into Paterson's face, then runs off down
the slope.
"Midge!" shouts the Doctor after him.  Midge stops for a second, turns 
and looks at them.
"It's not too late to go home," says the Doctor.
"Home?" asks Shreela with hope in her eyes.
Midge looks at thr ground, closes his eyes, looks as though he feels pain
in his head, then looks up at them.
	His eyes are yellow, and his teeth are fanged.
He snarls at them with a Cheetah's snarl, turns and runs down the slope.
The Doctor tells the others they'd better follow him.

The clouds are gathering speed now as Midge stumble-runs down a slope.
From another hill, a kitling spies on him....

....and the Master sees through its eyes.  He smiles, gets to his feet,
looks over his completed hide-rope, and runs.

The Doctor and the others follow down the slope Midge took.  The Doctor
pauses to study his tracks, then leads them afresh down the trail.

Midge is still running, when he sees the Master emerge from behind a hill.
Midge stops and snarls at him, threatening with his bone-knife,
but the Master reaches down into the dust, picks up one end of his hide-
rope, and pulls, a lasso slipknot being underneath Midge's feet,m
wrapping itself around Midge's ankles and bringing him to the ground.
The Master runs to him, and puts the other end of the rope around Midge's
neck as he frees his ankles.  The Master looks into his eyes and
orders Midge with hypnotic suggestion, "Go hunting.  Go home!"
Midge looks away with a smile on his face, and slowly rises to his feet
from the crouching animal position he had in the sand.
The Doctor and the others come running down the hill, the Doctor shouting
for Midge to wait.
"You see Doctor?" chides the Master, "You did help me!  You kept these
others alive just along enough for my purposes."
"Midge, Wait!" calls the Doctor.
The Master intercedes, "Only the animals of this place can leave Doctor,
because they carry it with them."
"Midge, listen to me!" cries the Doctor.
Midge turns and snarls his fang teeth at him.
The Master takes a firmer hold of the leash, and says "He doesn't remember
his name!"  He looks into Midge's eyes, and tells him to "Go home."
Midge turns and runs, and runs to another world, for with a zap-flash,
both he and the Master leave this planet.
Shreela points out that there is a way out.
the Doctor agrees and says they must wait for one of themselves to change,
and then the others use that person before they try to escape or kill
them all.
Paterson tries to get a grip, and notes how they don't know who'll be next.
He looks in worry at Derek who was staring at Paterson and pushes him away,
fearing Derek is the one.
Shreela sees something and tells all to look.
	On the bottom of the hill stands a horse with a Cheetah Person
	rider.  Ace recognizes it as the one they were helping and she
	tells the Doctor that she's better.
	"Doctor, look!" she says pointing to the Cheetah.  She turns
	to look at the Doctor......
	............with glowing yellow eyes...........................


END PART TWO

The Doctor
SYLVESTER McCOY
Ace
SOPHIE ALDRED
The Master
ANTHONY AINLEY
Paterson
JULIAN HOLLOWAY
Karra
LISA BOWERMAN
Midge	
WILLIAM BARTON		
Shreela
SAKUNTALA RAMANEE
Derek			
DAVID JOHN
Stunt Arranger
PAUL HEASMAN

Title Music Composed by		Theme Arrangement
RON GRAINER			KEFF McCULLOCH
Incidental Music
DOMINIC GLYNN
Special Sound
DICK MILLS

Production Manager		Production Assistant
GARY DOWNIE			VALERIE WHISTON
Assistant Floor Managers
STEPHEN GARWOOD			LEIGH POOLE
Visual Effects Designer		Video Effects
MALCOLM JAMES			DAVE CHAPMAN
Vision Mixer			Graphic Designer
SUSAN BRINCAT			OLIVER ELMES
Properties Buyer		Engineering Manager
NICK BARNETT			BRIAN JONES
OB Cameramen
PAUL HARDING			ALAN JESSOP
Videotape Editor		
HUGH PARSON
Lighting			Sound
IAN DOW				LES MOWBRAY
Costume Designer		Make-Up Designer
KEN TREW			JOAN STRIBLING

Script Editor
ANDREW CARTMEL
Production Associate
JUNE COLLINS
Desinger
NICK SOMERVILLW
Producer
JOHN NATHAN-TURNER
Director
ALAN WAREING

episode copyright BBC-Tv  MCMLXXXIX

this synopsis by Steven.K.Manfred@uwrf.edu


	










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