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Titolo: [LONG] - Doctor Who: Non è lo script, ma è comunque qualcosa : Ark in space trama

gente, direi che è già qualcosa........è la trama dettagliata con
alcuni dialoghi di Ark in Space....godetevela intanto che mi arrivano
gli script completi........intanto sto cercando di contattare Charles
Mento, l'autore di questo riassunto, che potrebbe darci una
mano....... speriamo. Intanto attendo lumi da Roger che dovrebbe
mandarmi gli script.
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The Ark in Space - Serial 4C  
 
 Written by Robert Holmes
Directed by Rodney Bennett
Tom Baker (Doctor Who), Ian Marter (Harry Sullivan), Elisabeth Sladen
(Sarah Jane Smith), Gladys Spencer (High Minister's Voice) [1,4]*,
Peter Tuddenham (Voices) [1], Wendy Williams (Vira) [2-4], Kenton
Moore (Noah) [2-4], Christopher Master (Libri) [2], John Gregg
(Lycett) [3], Richardson Morgan (Rogin) [3-4], Stuart Fell (Wirrn
Operator) [3-4], Nick Hobbs (Wirrn Operator) [4]. 
* Credited as Voice on Part One.
 
Original Broadcast (UK)  
Part One              25th January, 1975              5h35pm - 6h00pm
Part Two              1st February, 1975              5h30pm - 5h55pm
Part Three            8th February, 1975              5h30pm - 5h55pm
Part Four             15th February, 1975             5h30pm - 5h55pm
 
Notes  
 
Released on video as a compilation; re-released in the U.K. in
episodic format. 
PAL - BBC video 4244 (Compilation), 5218 (Episodic) 
NTSC - CBS/FOX video 5420 
 
Novelised as Doctor Who and the Ark in Space by Ian Marter in 1977
(Target No. 4).  
Part One
(drn: 24'58") 
Something gets onto a huge space station. It finds its way into a tube
that is shaped like a man where inside, a man seems to be asleep. 
The TARDIS appears on the Space Station Nerva with the Doctor calling
Harry a clumsy ham fisted idiot. Harry just wanted to open the door
and sent the TARDIS on this long journey in time. Sarah chides the
Doctor that this was just supposed to be a trip to the moon to prove
to Harry that the TARDIS does work. The Doctor claims Harry switched
the Helmic Regulator quite far. Harry continues to babble about what a
wonder the TARDIS and that the Doctor could make lots of money with
it, selling it to bobbies, and in Traflagar Square. Sarah tells him to
do stop burbling but then when he tells her it must be shock, she
relates, "That's how I felt the first time." The pair recognize a lack
of oxygen while the Doctor also plays with a yo-yo. He tells Sarah it
is a gravity check. The Doctor wants to get the power on -- the lights
are off. When Sarah reckons on wandering, Harry tells her he wants to
stick with the Doctor, who gets the lights on. At a wall panel, Harry
touches a switch which closes a door slide over the small control room
that Sarah has wandered into. 
The Doctor tells Harry that the station devices are probably late 29th
or early 30th century to Harry's amazement. The Doctor finds a magro
slave drive and a Bennet Oscillator. 
Sarah finds the air even less in the room she is in and bangs on the
door. 
The Doctor tells Harry since he gave that helmic regulator quite a
twist, the TARDIS must have taken them far beyond the 30th century.
Finally the two realize Sarah is gone. The Doctor says, "I've told her
time and again about going off by herself." The Doctor notices it is a
vacum tight door and remarks that the station is "an early space
vessel." Harry recalls he touched a switch and then has to find out
which one. When he does, they get the door open and rush in to a
passed out Sarah but fall prey to the same trapthe door closes, now
trapping all three of them. Harry tells the Doctor he always hated
sliding doors ever since he caught his nose in one in the Pompey
barracks. The air supply is low; the Doctor finds not much is working
in this room, and Harry comments, "It's all my fault." Working, the
Doctor claims the fault, "I got us into this, Harry." The Doctor uses
the sonic screwdriver to find shared cables and the oxygen valve servo
mechanism. Something sabotaged the air supply -- a something that bit
through the cables with large teeth, "There's a mystery here, Harry."
The Doctor gets them air and opens the door. He and Harry lay Sarah on
a couch. 
Harry calms a reviving Sarah, "Steady on, old girl." Sarah opens her
eyes, "Harry, call me old girl again and I'll spit in your eye." The
Doctor calls to her, "Welcome back, Sarah Jane." Harry wonders if a
bit of brandy will do her any good. Sarah tells him he knows she hates
brandy. Knowing they have some in the TARDIS, Harry and the Doctor
move to the other, larger room where the TARDIS is but a laser device
fires at them. It burns one of Harry's shoes as the Doctor pushes him
out of the way of the laser. The two take refuge behind a desk. 
On the couch, Sarah is put to sleep and vanishes from the room. 
The auto guard laser device burns the Doctor's hat as he tests it.
This is one of the things that was cut out--when the Doctor restored
power, he unknowingly reactivated it. 
Sarah has appeared on another couch in another room, a couch set in
the wall. A male voice welcomes her as a sister, welcoming her to
space station Nerva. She is on a tranquil couch. The voice of the High
Minister, a female voice, talks to Sraah. 
The Doctor uses the sonic screwdriver to unscrew the desk he and Harry
are hiding behind and they move it to the far wall. The laser only
detects and fires on organic items. They inch the desk to the auto
guard cut off switch on the far wall. The Doctor tries to use his
scarf but it burns it a bit. Harry asks for a cricket ball -- with one
he would be able to hit the lever down. The Doctor produces one from
his pocket but the ball is lasered to bits when Harry throws it. He
asks for Harry's other shoe and with it, makes Harry divert the laser,
hoping it is not double barreled. The Doctor, while the laser is busy
with Harry's other shoe, shuts the lever down. He complains about
Madam Nostradamus having made his scarf, one of a kind, irreplaceable.
Gas starts to irradiate Sarah, putting her into a deeper sleep. She
cannot fight it. 
The Doctor finds Sarah gone and calls himself a fool. The couch is a
short range matter transfer unit, internal and cannot have sent Sarah
far. He and Harry go out into a hallway where large windows show outer
space. They pass by an armory, go to Area Q, and a sterile area.
Harry, in the hallway, sees something moving which makes the Doctor
scoff...that is until he finds green slime left by something. A trail
of glop. The pair go into a decontamination chamber and a light comes
on. Finally, they go into a room, a larger room with banks on a wall.
Animal and botanic specimins are there. Harry is not feeling better.
The Doctor tells him to pull himself together. He shows Harry
cryogenic chambers -- everything that was worth preserving is here. On
microfilm records they find files of music, history, artecture,
engineering, and other sciences. All from Earth. 
Harry mentions this station is like a survival kit. To which the
Doctor states, "You're improving Harry, your mind is beginning to
work." When Harry looks proud, the Doctor adds, "It's entirely due to
my influence -- you mustn't take any credit." More seriously, he asks,
"What's happened to the human species, Harry?" 
The two find many larger rooms with high ceilings and large amounts of
body sized and shaped tubes with what Harry thinks are dead bodies...
hundreds, perhaps thousands of bodies. A mortuary, Harry infers. The
Doctor goes to another room, "Homo Sapiens. What an inventive,
invincible species. It's only a few million years since they crawled
up out of the mud and learned to walk. Puny, defenseless bipeds.
They've survived floods, famine and plague. They've survived cosmic
wars and holocausts, and now here they are, out among the stars,
waiting to begin a new life. Ready to outsit eternity. They're
indomitable." 
The Doctor finds the bodies are in suspended animation. They have been
this way for over 100,000 years. Harry finds that amount of time
impossible but the Doctor goes on about it perhaps being more time.
The machinery must have paused or stopped--maybe never waking the
occupants. Harry and the Doctor find more of that green slime coming
out of or going into the vent. They start to check the bodies. Harry
spots a familiar face in one of the cryo beds on the wall... Sarah
Jane Smith! The Doctor says, "Oh Sarah Jane. She'll be like that for
three thousand years at least." Harry won't accept that and begins to
take the Doctor's instructions to search for a resuscitation unit. He
moves to a storage closet and opens one, then another. On the second
one, a huge green giant bug form bears down on him... 
 
 
Part Two
(drn: 24'49") 
The bug thing falls to the floor at Harry's feet. It has been dead for
some time. Harry finds the emergency med kit. A head medical person, a
woman, Vira, starts to revive and they bring her the kit. She finishes
reviving herself, prompting Harry to say, "Independant sort of bird,
isn't she?" When she fully comes out of it, she is odd, cold hearted
at first. They need the help of a doctor of this time, the Doctor
telling her that his doctorate is purely honorary. They show her Sarah
who has undergone what Vira calls tissue irradiation. Sarah hasn't
been that way for more than an hour -- Harry telling Vira that they
haven't been here for more than an hour. There seems to be a small
communication problem as the speech that Harry and the Doctor use,
especially Harry, are strange to Vira, who is First Medtech. The
process works on an electrical field which draws power from the
biosphere. Vira goes to the leader, Lazar, called Noah, a name from
mythology Vira claims as an amusement. The Doctor surprises Vira by
telling her several thingsthe Earth is not dead, the solar flares she
believed destroyed life happened longer than 5000 years ago -- she and
her people on Nerva have overslept by several thousand years. The
systems failed and something else got in -- they show her the
creature. By the size of its brain pan, the Doctor feels it is
intelligent and was here for a purpose. It sort of stopped their alarm
clock. 
A green blob of a worm like structure is in the engines -- a solar
stack. The worm turns a lever with a tentacle that reaches out like a
psuedo pod. 
As she attempts to revive Noah, Vira is interupted by a technical
fault in the main power supply, caused by the worm creature, unknown
to any of the humans and the Doctor. The Doctor has noticed there is a
secondary power supply. Harry tells Vira, "Gremlins can get into
everything, old girl. It's the first law of the sea." 
The Doctor goes to a power room and gets the power going again, ready
to go to the solar stacks where the power fault came from. He calls
via radio and tells this to Harry and Vira. 
Vira revives Noah and they hold hands. Noah calls Harry a regressive.
Vira believes they are travellers in space as they claimed to be. Noah
thinks that they might be spies from Colony 9 but Vira reminds him of
that colony's zero -- zero survival rate -- there was only one
generation. Noah insists that aliens and strangers threaten Nerva's
mission. They must be eliminated. Vira wants the Council to decide
that and reminds him of this. Noah goes after the Doctor while Vira
helps revive Sarah more fully and as she does, Harry puts his hand on
her shoulder. She looks at it. 
Noah stops by the armory to get a stun gun. 
Vira tells Harry, "Leave now, Noah will not permit contamination."
Harry argues that if it weren't for he and the Doctor they would still
be asleep. Sarah revives as Vira puts forth her position, "Personally,
I do not think your destruction is necessary." Harry says, "Thank you
very much," sarcastically. He gets Sarah up and around. 
The Doctor finds goo of green in the solar stacks and one of the
psuedo pods looks as if it has an eye on it. 
Harry shows Sarah the creature's body, she is repulsed and hopes it is
dead for sure. Vira goes to Palate 3 to revive Power Systems
Technician Dune... and finds his body gone. She asks what Harry and
Sarah have done with him. 
In the main control room, Noah stops the Doctor from shutting down the
power in the main solar stack switch. Noah says, "The Earth is ours."
When the Doctor tries to make nice with him and talk, Noah shoots him
down with the stun gun. 
In the solar stack engine room, the worm thing breaks out of the
glass. 
Noah calls Vira, prompting Harry to ask Sarah of Vira and Noah, "Cocky
bunch, aren't they?" Sarah and Harry leave Vira to go find the Doctor
when they hear that Noah did something to him. Noah tells Vira via
radio that he is going to the solar stack to find out what sabotage
the Doctor was up to. When Noah goes there, the giant green worm thing
rises up and hits his hand, leaving slime on Noah's hand. Noah passes
out. 
Harry, in the control room, listens for the Doctor's heart beats and
hears them both beating fine. The Doctor suddenly rises up quickly,
realizing he was cut off in mid sentence, "I think I was saying
something important....I WAS saying something important..." He hates
stun guns. When Sarah and Harry tell him what Noah is doing, the
Doctor calls Noah an idiot. He gets up and starts out. When Sarah and
Harry fear for the Doctor's condition, he says, "Never mind about me,
Harry, there's a man in danger!" 
En route, the Doctor explains that the reason Vira wouldn't stop them
is that is not her function. By this future time, mankind and
womankind are highly specialized. It was not her job to stop them. She
is a med tech and cares for the medical issues only. Noah stops all
three of them in the hallway, telling them the observation port is
damaged. The Doctor is about to suggest they return to the cryo rooms
when Noah insists they go that way anyway... the Doctor at least tells
Noah he was thinking of going back there anyway. All this time, Noah
keeps his hand hidden. 
In cryo, Vira revives Libri who reacts badly when he sees Noah,"Keep
back!" The Doctor asks Libri what he saw but Noah keeps him and his
two companions silent, threatening them with his stun gun to their
faces. Noah leaves, claiming he is doing so to shut down the systems.
His order to Libri is to kill the three time space travellers if they
try to leave. Before he leaves, he acts even stranger -- telling Vira
to stop reviving more humans and he claims, "I'm Dune." He leaves,
telling Vira, "No more aliens." This is a reference to the Doctor,
Sarah and Harry -- two of whom are human! 
Vira thinks the power surge and loss during Noah's revival is making
him act strange. The Doctor reminds her of Libri's subconscious
impression of something horrible...when he looked at Noah. Vira
continues to debate the Doctor, who comments, "You take some
convincing that we're on your side." He finds the membrance of an egg
shell in Dune's body compartment, "It's too horrible to think about."
The thing that is dead on the floor has its egg tube empty -- it is a
queen colonizer like a type of wasp on Earth, it lays its eggs in
bodies. On Earth the wasps lay eggs in caterpillars so that the larvae
have a fresh food supply as soon as they hatch, "Strange how the same
life patterns are found reoccuring throughout the universe." When Vira
asks of Dune and his knowledge, the Doctor says, "Thoroughly digested,
I'm afraid." When Sarah chides him, grimly, "Don't make jokes like
that, Doctor," the Doctor reiterates his very real fears, "Sarah, when
I say I'm afraid, I'm not making jokes." 
Libri, sent to find Noah by Vira, finds the taken over man. Noah takes
Libri's gun, facing him down and telling him he will not shoot. He
then shoots Libri who falls. Noah takes his hand out of his uniform's
deep pocket... it is totally covered by a green alien mass... 
 
 
Part Three
(drn: 24'05") 
The High Minister's Voice delivers what Harry Sullivan calls a pep
talk to those she expected to revive. She tells them they have been
entrusted with a sacred duty to protect human culture, human trust,
human faith, and love so that these shall never perish. They have
slept for longer than all of previously recorded human history. Harry
comments to Sarah about the High Minister being female and adds,
"Fancy a member of the fair sex being top of the totem pole." Noah
calls Vira and tells her to intensify the safety checks, warning them
they are in great danger. He tells her she must get the humans to
Earth before the Wirrn... he gives command to Vira. Noah is taken over
again and tells them, "We shall absorb the humans -- the Earth shall
be ours." Noah fights it and his human hand fights the Wirrn hand. He
tells them Libri is dead. Noah tells them the Wirrn are in his mind
and he goes into the room the TARDIS is in. The Doctor hears all of
this over the intercom and thinks the Wirrn may have some sort of endo
parasitism. He talks to himself and Sarah tells Vira why, "He talks to
himself sometimes because he's the only one who understands what he's
saying." The Doctor comes out of it and he needs Vira to go with him,
telling her that her duties have been widened now that she is in
command. Harry can handle the revivification -- one gram of strophium
and the injection over the pectoral major. As The Doctor and Vira
leave, Sarah moves to follow but she hears the Doctor call back, "And
Sarah, you stay and helpl Harry." Harry turns to her, "Yes, come along
nurse Smith." 
Vira and the Doctor find Noah -- his left side of his face and his
left shoulder are covered in green glop and he drops the gun he was
holding. Noah falls. Vira tells the Doctor that she and Noah were pair
bonded for the new life. 
Sarah talks to two newly revived technicians, Rogin and Lycett, "I'm
sorry. It must be a terrible shock." Rogin complains that he knew
there would be a snitch up and he said this 5000 years ago. Lycett
corrects him, "10,000 years ago." Rogin wishes they had stayed in the
shelters when the flares came, they would have been happily dead by
now. The two men think that Dune died from lung tissue atrophying.
Sarah shows them the body of the dead Queen, "Something got in here." 
The Doctor and Vira arrive. The Doctor wants to examine the Queen so
Harry pulls it over. The Doctor finds the throaxtic incision and tells
Harry to cut there. If they can find a weakness in it before the larva
hatch. The Doctor moves to Vira to implore her not to revive the other
humans as she plans. She was also planning to override the safety
precautions to do so. It would take four days to revive and evacuate
all the suspended humans on Nerva. The Doctor tells her she cannot do
it -- in hours the creatures will be moving and hatched. He levels
logic to herif she does it and they fail, her people will die in pain
and fear but if he fails, only the six of them awake now will know of
it. In between the larva and adult stage there must be a pupa stage
where they are dormant and cannot move against them. He realizes the
larva in the infrastructure in the solar stacks needed solar
radiation. Rogin complains that he liked living on the Earth. The
Doctor reckons the creatures' lungs can recycle wastes -- CO2 and O2,
meaning the things can live in space, only visiting planets
occasionally for food. The Doctor calls them marvelous. Noah spoke of
a great blackness. He had the race memory of a Wirrn, something called
sylmobiotic activism. Using extension leads and a neural cortex
amplifier, the Doctor will hook the skin of the Wirrn to the video
circuits. Harry asks what the Doctor is doing exactly. He tells
Harrythere are latent epidermal impressions left in the skin. Gypsies
used to say the eye retains the last image before death and this is
not wrong in a way. When it doesn't work, he decides to hook it
through to his cerebral cortex using this as a core stimulus. 
In the connecting room, a green larva listens at the vent. 
Vira objects to the Doctor's plan since it means great danger to him
-- it could burn out his living brain. The Doctor smiles at her, "An
ordinary brain perhaps but mine is exceptional." When Sarah objects as
well, the Doctor tells her it not just their lives at stake but the
whole of humanity, "It may be irrational of me but human beings are
quite my favorite species." The Doctor hands a gun to Vira and tells
her to use it if she had to and orders Lycett to connect him -- he has
to order the man to do it twice and yells at him to. Vira tells Sarah
that if something goes wrong or if the connection is broken before it
finishes, the Doctor might remain a part of the Wirrn mind forever. 
Rogin and Lycett hear the vent grill fall out in the next room and go
to investigate. 
On the video hook up, Vira, Sarah, and Harry see the Wirrn Queen
arrive, get shot from the auto laser guard, and make its way to Dune
-- where it laid its eggs -- so the larva could eat him and digest his
knowledge! 
The larva thing corners and kills Lycett. Rogin moves into the room
and pushes Harry to safety as he closes the door to prevent it from
getting in. Harry moves to take the Doctor off the connection before
it is finished but Sarah stops him--it would kill the Doctor. Harry
and Rogin leave to get more guns. In the hallway, after they get guns,
Noah chases them out of the armory, shooting at them. Rogin shoots
Noah -- whose entire top is covered by the green infection. 
Green larva try to open the door to get to Vira and Sarah as Vira
disconnects the Doctor after the image ends. Vira pulls Sarah away
from the Doctor and as the Doctor seems to be taken over by the Wirrn,
Vira pulls a gun on him. She is going to shoot but Sarah moves the gun
arm upward away from the Doctor, "No! I won't let you!" The Doctor
gets up fully. As Harry and Rogin arrive and shoot at the larva, Sarah
wakes the Doctor up more fully, nervous. The door is opened by the
thing and the Doctor moves at it as if it is his baby. Sarah pulls him
away. The Doctor tells Harry and Rogin to aim lower. The larva goes
back into the grill. The Doctor wonders why it did that. Vira says,
"THEY WANT TO DESTROY US." A full adult Wirrn will be a thousand times
more deadly than the larva. The adults will number into the hundreds
when they come. The Doctor learned one thing from the video
connectionthe auto guard of one half a million volts killed the Queen.
He could feel her struggle until its task was done, even as she was
dying. If they can get cables from the control center---not forgetting
Noah is outside waiting for them -- and not forgetting that Dune's
knowledge is in the Wirrn's mindset now -- they might be able to hook
up a defense of some kind. Rogin and Vira tell the Doctor that Dune
knew it all. The Doctor says, "Nobody knows it all." For instance,
these transmats are reverseable. Rogin laughs and since he admires the
idea so much, the Doctor makes him go first and then Harry goes. Harry
enjoys the ride but Rogin always gets his teeth set on edge by the
transmat trips. Sarah is next but cannot be sent as the power is
drained. It is the second stack failure. Vira mentions it is self
repairing unless... the Doctor says deliberate mischief is caused. The
Doctor lets Sarah put her arms around him as he helps her down from
the transmat couch. He then deduces why the Wirrn have cut power...in
their pupa stage the Wirrn will not need oxygen. Vira gives up, "Well,
suffocation is not th emost unpleasant death." The Doctor tells her
she gives up too easily and he is going to the infrastructure. Since
Noah is metamorphizing too, it should be safe. The Doctor goes to the
solar stack room where large eggs are. Noah comes at the Doctor, his
body now totally a Wirrn's body, a huge bug like creature -- just
Noah's face is Noah's. Then even that changes into the face of a full
fledged Wirrn... still coming at the Doctor... 
 
 
Part Four
(drn: 24'37") 
Vira shoots Noah; Sarah is with her, screaming, "Run, Doctor, run!!!"
The Doctor does so and joins the two women on the steps out of the
room. Noah asks Vira to stay, then to abandon the ark. The creature
tells them that the humans came to the "old lands" and destroyed the
Wirrn breeding colonies, forcing the Wirrn out into space; they fought
humans for a thousand years. Star pioneers of humans succeeded in
Andromeda, where the Wirrn are originally from and drove them out into
space. The Wirrn live in space, the Doctor says, they don't need the
ark. The Noah Wirrn tells him that he is a fool and knows nothingthe
Wirrn breed on terrestrial ground. The Doctor tells it there is plenty
of room in the galaxy for us all, to leave the ark. It tells him they
used to use cattle as hosts but now they will use the humans in the
cryo chambers. In one generation, using the knowledge of the humans
there, they will become an advanced technological species. They used
Dune's knowledge of physics and quantum mechanics. Vira is told if she
stays she will die with the others. She is the last to leave the room.
Harry and Rogin wait. Rogin wants lights on -- he wants to know where
he is putting his feet. Harry, still without shoes, tells him, "You
should worry." They tense as someone comes. It is the Doctor, followed
by Sarah Jane and Vira. The Doctor asks, "Anyone for a jelly baby?"
Harry refers to the TARDIS, a "sort of spaceship thing in there." The
Doctor tells him they cannot leave since Vira will not leave. Sarah
tries to explain what just happened while the others think about what
to do. The Doctor keeps stopping her from telling them what she wants
to. Finally, she gets her word in. The planelectrify the switch boxes
to an electric defense so that the Wirrn cannot touch the cut out
switches. They will need human bait; Rogin suggests the transport ship
-- it has its own power and has twicce the power of the ark. 100
meters away is a small conduit just small enough for someone the size
of Sarah Jane to get through and bring the wire to the cryo chamber
from the transport ship area. The resulting defense screen would
protect the cryo chamber from the Wirrn. The Doctor says, "Good girl,
Sarah." 
Sarah, Rogin, Harry and Vira run to the transport ship, find the
conduit, and drag a wire in. Rogin lowers the transport ship ladder
platform and he, Vira, and Harry go up into it. Using a two way radio
to guide Sarah, Rogin talks her through the maze of ducts to the
correct one. In the ship, Rogin tells Vira they could head straight
back home to Earth, "Nothing could stop us." 
The Doctor is working in the control room to electrify the switches. 
Harry calls Sarah,"How're you doing, old girl?" Sarah calls him a
twit. 
The Doctor hides from a Wirrn -- Noah by hiding in one of the empty
cryo chamber beds. Noah-Wirrn leaves. 
Rogin warns Sarah to move quietly over the next area -- it is the
infrastructure which is full of Wirrn by now. Noah tries to get her
through the vent but she moves past his section without getting
touched by him. 
From the cryo chamber, The Doctor opens a triangular vent. 
Harry tells a struggling, panicking Sarah, "Stick at it." Sarah pushes
herself, "That the trouble, I keep getting stuck!" Harry tells Rogin
and Vira, "Good old Sarah -- leave it her to always keep up her sense
of humor." Sarah rolls her eyes. 
The Doctor shines a flashlight into the vent and Sarah sees it. She is
close to the exit. But she gets stuck and starts to panic all over
again. The Doctor goads her into getting mad enough to push her way
through, yelling at her, telling her that they never should have
relied on her, "Never!" He calls her a whimpering, whining girl,
useless. Sarah says, "Oh Doctor!" He shouts back, "Oh Doctor, is that
all you can say!" He calls her stupid, foolish girl and tells her she
has no guts, thinks she is tough but isn't when the chips are down,
"100s of lives at stake and all you can do is lie there blubbering!"
Sarah gets so mad, she moves through the vent to the Doctor, "Just you
wait till I...." 
Sarah exits and when the Doctor starts to help her out, she hits him,
"I can manage! I don't need your help, thank you very much!" The
Doctor helps her out anyway, "Yes you do, yes you do." He pulls her
out and she hits him away from her. He tells her he is very proud of
her. She realizes she's been conned again and calls him a brute. Sarah
moves to the access chamber to close the door and sees a a Wirrn. It
moves at her so she closes the door before it can get in. A blast hits
Noah-Wirrn who is with two more Wirrn! 
The Doctor reports to the others, "Don't let the power drop." The
Doctor listens, "Either discretion is the better part of valor or..."
Sarah asks him, "Or...?" "They're planning something." From the vents,
an arm of the Wirrn pulls on Sarah's legs and she falls. It starts to
pull her into the vent but the Doctor pulls her off of it but falls
himself. He is starting to be pulled into the vent himself but he
blasts it with the electric cable. It leaves. Sarah shivers, "Those
things are so venomous! They never give up!" The Doctor adds, "Nor
shall we. What we're protecting is too precious." They raise the
power. 
Noah calls Vira, "Your resistance is useless." He will offer them safe
passage from the ark. The Doctor answers for Vira, telling Noah that
Vira is busy resusciating more humans. The Doctor appeals to Noah,
"Leave us in peace." Noah tells him that the Wirrn can live for years
without oxygen -- he will shut down the oxygen pumps. If the six
humans agree, they will be allowed to leave. The Doctor tells him,
"The Wirrn hate all humans. We'd be attacked as soon as we walked out
the door." As swarm leader, Noah can make sure his swarm does not
attack. Hearing this, the Doctor appeals to Noah's human part, telling
him to lead the swarm into space -- that is where the Wirrn belong. He
asks Noah to remember the Earth -- the wind, the sun, the fields, the
blue sky -- he tells Noah that is for the human race. Noah hesitates
but tells the Doctor that he has no memory of the Earth. 
Harry doesn't want to be an alarmist but he thinks he saw something on
one of the monitors aboard the transport ship. The Wirrn are trying to
come up the funnel entrance ladder. Vira orders the starboard Four
Negative Thrust Out fired. These blasts draw the Wirrn off. Vira
starts to say something, "I wonder if Noah..." 
Sarah tells the Doctor it might be her imagination but it feels stuffy
in the cryo chamber. The Doctor immediately tells her it is her
imagination. She gives him a smiling look, "You'd say that anyway." 
The Wirrn space walk around the side of the ark and start to come into
the starboard cargo hold -- they report to the Doctor that it looks
like the entire swarm. They will get into the reversion vents and the
interior bulkheads there are only low stress -- which means they will
get into the ship. The Doctor instructs Rogin to cut the power,
intiate automatic take off, and evacuate the ship of Harry, Vira, and
himself. The Doctor prompts Sarah, after the electric power is off, to
run through the halls. He follows her. 
Harry watches the swarm on the screen but Rogin tells him to get out
of the transport ship. Harry goes down. Rogin hesitates a moment
before following, thinking about something. The Doctor and Sarah
arrive; the Doctor tells Harry to go into the ark with the girls.
Harry asks what he's going to do. The Doctor yells, "Just look after
Sarah!" Harry follows the girls into the ark. 
The Doctor begins releasing the synestic locks and puts one in his
jacket pocket. Rogin tells him,"I thought that was your idea." But
whoever releases the last lock will be killed by the blast. The Doctor
tells him to get into the ark with the others, "There's no sense in
our both being killed." Rogin hits the Doctor in the face, knocking
him out, telling him that the space technicians union demarcation
disputes would never allow the Doctor to do a job that a space tech
should be doing. Rogin releases the last one and he is blasted down as
the rocket takes off. 
Vira, Harry and Sarah watch as the rocket lifts off. Vira figures
Rogin and the Doctor both must have died instantly. Sarah walks off a
bit and nods NO. Harry goes to her, "C'mon Sarah, he'd have wanted you
to be brave." The Doctor appears at the doorway and tells them he woke
up in a protection hatch -- Rogin's bravery saved his life and their
own as well...and there may have been something more...perhaps a small
vestige of human spirit left in Noah, "Was Noah on their side and one
step ahead of them in the end." 
This proves true as Noah calls them, "Goodbye Vira." Noah deliberately
neglected to set the rocket's stabilizers -- causing the rocket to
blow up with all the swarm of Wirrn on board. He must have known that
would happen. The Doctor stares, "More than a vestige of humanity." 
Vira walks off, her turn to be upset, her hands on her face. The
Doctor moves her, telling her it is time to begin now. It can all
begin again. With the transport ship gone, she will have to rely on
the matter transmitter to get her people back to Earth. It can only
send three at a time. The Doctor finds it not functioning properly --
the signal is faulty, nothing serious he deduces, maybe just a spot of
corrusion on the Earth end. He plans to just beam down and fix it. He
takes the TARDIS key from around his neck and has Sarah fetch his coat
and hat from the TARDIS. Sarah and Harry return with coats also, Sarah
in a garish yellow rainjacket and wool hat. 
When Harry and Sarah move to the matter transmitter on either side of
the Doctor, he looks at them, "I don't remember inviting you two
along." Harry comments that the Brigadier told him to stick with the
Doctor and stick he will. The Doctor smiles and tosses a bag of
jellybabies to Vira, "Have a jelly baby Vira." She laughs and says,
"Thank you," but the Doctor and his two companions have already
vanished. She smiles. 
 
Source: Charles Mento 
 
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