input: TEXT: THE SEEDS OF DOOM BY ROBERT BANKS STEWART PART ONE 6:00pm - 6:25pm [SCENE_BREAK] 1, EXT: ANTARCTICA (The wind blows and the snow falls in the Antarctic region. Icebergs bob up and down within the rough ocean. In blizzard-like conditions, a man with heavy-weather clothing is kneeling in the snow by a wall, digging with a small pickaxe. Another man joins him, wearing similar clothes. He kneels and communicates with his companion, necessarily shouting because of the howling wind. The two men are Charles Winlett, and Derek Moberley, workers on an Antarctic research station.) MOBERLEY: Come on Charles, we've got enough samples, surely! WINLETT: This isn't ice - this is something else. Have a look. (He reaches down and extracts a small round object, frozen with ice and snow, but unrecognizable to both men.) MOBERLEY: What is it? WINLETT: Don't know! Let's get it back to camp. (They both stand up ready to leave.) [SCENE_BREAK] 2, INT: RESEARCH STATION - LABORATORY (After an exterior shot of the research station, the round object is being examined on a table by the third member of the research team, John Stevenson. He scrapes away the excess ice to reveal a solid, rough, dark green pod or egg. Moberley and Winlett enter.) MOBERLEY: Animal, vegetable, or mineral? STEVENSON: Vegetable. WINLETT: Yes, that's what we thought. (Stevenson holds up the pod on a tray in front of them.) STEVENSON: The cutaneous creasing is unmistakable. When it's properly thawed out I can...confirm it with a cytology test. (Winlett is prodding the pod with a scalpel.) WINLETT: The skin looks as hard as iron. STEVENSON: Yes, it is
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output: <extra_id_0> Members of the World Ecology Bureau discover a centuries-old seed pod buried deep in Antarctica's permafrost. It seems to be still alive, growing without soil. They transmit a photo to London where Richard Dunbar of the W.E.B. shares it with the Doctor. Wary of what it might be, the Doctor immediately flies down with Sarah. They don't know that Dunbar is a leak in the bureau and has tipped off the discovery to a rich plant fanatic named Harrison Chase. Chase sends a thug and a plant expert down to verify the discovery and fetch it back by any means possible. But before anyone arrives, the pod hatches and the tendril-like life form within attaches itself to one of the men, turning him green. It's as The Doctor feared: they're dealing with a Krynoid.<extra_id_1>