input: TEXT: THE SUN MAKERS BY: ROBERT HOLMES Part Four Running time: 24:57 [SCENE_BREAK] COLLECTOR: That noise, Hade. Can't something be done about it? We shan't hear her. HADE: It's vibration in the exchanger, your Magnificence. COLLECTOR: I know what it is. I don't want my pleasure ruined by it. MARN: Her cries will be clearly audible, your Honour. COLLECTOR: What's that? The subtleties will be lost. The deeper notes of despair, the final dying cadences. The whole point of a good steaming is the range it affords. HADE: Marn. Er, no. I'll see if the discriminator can be adjusted, your Immensity. [SCENE_BREAK] MANDRELL: Doctor, can you hear me? [SCENE_BREAK] MANDRELL (OOV.): I can't give you any longer. [SCENE_BREAK] MANDRELL: The exchanger's going to blow any second. [SCENE_BREAK] MANDRELL (OOV.): Get out, Doctor. Get out of there! COLLECTOR: What was it? HADE: I thought I heard someone say Doc-Tor, your Sagacity. It wasn't the girl. There hasn't been a peep out of her. COLLECTOR: Precisely, Hade. Something has gone wrong. Order the guards to investigate. HADE: Immediately, your Omniscience. Come along, Marn! [SCENE_BREAK] SYNGE: Flow valves open. MANDRELL: Main pumps in. SYNGE: Sixty atmospheres, still rising. MANDRELL: Plug auxiliaries in. Quick! SYNGE: Auxiliaries in. She's cooling, look. MANDRELL: We've made it. Unless the air plates have buckled, Synge. SYNGE: Let's hope they haven't. CORDO: Do you think the Doctor got out
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output: <extra_id_0> Attempting to start a successful revolution, the Doctor uses Pluto's Public Address System to announce successful revolution, all the while trying to determine the Collector's true species and why he, or it, seems set on taxing the life out of humans.<extra_id_1>