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- Oh, excuse me.
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- So sorry.
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What?
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What?
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What?
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Who're you?
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Oh, brilliant!
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I mean, don't get me wrong.
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Big emergency, universe goes bang
in five minutes, but brilliant.
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I'm the Doctor.
Who are you?
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Yes, you are.
You are the Doctor.
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- Yes, i am. I'm the Doctor.
- Oh, good for you, Doctor.
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Good for brilliant old you.
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Is there something wrong with you?
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Oh! There it goes! The frowny face!
I remember that one.
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Mind you,
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Bit saggier than it ought to be.
Hair's a bit greyer. That's 'cause of me,
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though.
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Two of us together has
shorted out the time differential.
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It should all snap back in place
when we get you home.
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Be able to close that coat again.
But nevermind that! Look at you!
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The hat, the coat, the cricket-y cricket stuff...
the stick of celery. Yeah.
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Brave choice, celery.
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But fair play to you, not a lot of men
can pull off a decorative vegetable.
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Shut up!
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There is something very wrong with my TARDIS
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and I've got to do something about it
verry, verry quickly.
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And it would help,
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it really would help, if there wasn't
some skinny idiot ranting in my face
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about every single thing
that happens to be in front of him.
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Oh, okay. Sorry...
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... Doctor.
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Thank you.
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- Oh, the back of our head!
- What?
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Sorry, sorry.
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It's not something you see every day, is it.
The back of your own head.
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Mind you, I can see why you wear a hat. I
don't
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want to seem vain, but could you keep that
on?
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What have you done to my TARDIS?
You've changed the desktop theme, haven't
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you?
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What's this one? Coral?
It's worse than the leopard skin.
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Oh, now they come.
The brainy specs!
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You don't even need them,
you just think they make you look a bit clever.
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That's an alert. Level 5!
Indicating a temporal collision!
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It's like two TARDISes have merged,
but there's definitely only one TARDIS present.
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It looks like two time zones
at war in the heart of the TARDIS.
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That's a paradox.
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Could blow a hole in the
space-time continuum the size of...
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Well, actually,
the exact size of... Belgium.
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That's a bit undramatic, isn't it.
Belgium?
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- Need this?
- Nah, I'm fine.
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Oh, no, of course, you mostly
went hand-free didn't you?
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Like, "Hey, I'm the Doctor.
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I can save the universe
using a kettle and some string.
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And look at me.
I'm wearing a vegetable."
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- Who are you?
- Take a look.
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- Oh. Oh, no.
- Oh, yes...
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- You're...
- Here it comes. Yeah, yeah, I am.
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- A fan.
- Yeah.
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- What?
- Level 10 now.
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This is bad.
Two minutes to Belgium.
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What d'you mean, a fan?
I'm not just a fan. I'm you!
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Okay, you're my biggest fan.
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Look, ist perfectly understandable.
I go zooming around space and time,
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saving planets, fighting monsters,
an being,
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well, let's be honest,
pretty sort of marvellous.
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So naturally, now and then,
people notice me.
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Start up their litte groups.
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That L.I.N.D.A. lot.
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Are you one of them?
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How did you get in here?
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Can't have you lot knowing where I live.
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Listen to me.
I'm you, I'm you with a new face!
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Check out this bone structure, Doctor,
cos one day, you're gonna be shaving it.
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The cloister bell.
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Yeah, right on time. That's my cue.
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In less than a minute,
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we're gonna detonate a black hole
strong enough to swallow the entire universe!
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Yeah.
That's my fault, actually.
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I was rebuilding the TARDIS,
forgot to put the shields back up.
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Your TARDIS and my TARDIS, well.
The same TARDIS,
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different points in it's own time stream,
collided and there you go.
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End of the universe, butterfingers.
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But don't worry.
I know exactly how this all works out. Watch.
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Venting the thermo-buffer.
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Flooring the helmic regulator.
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And just to finish off,
let's fry those Zyton crystals.
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- You'll blow up the TARDIS.
- Only way I have.
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- Who told you that?
- You told me that.
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Supernova and blackhole
at the exact same instant.
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Explosion cancels out implosion.
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Matter remains constant.
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Brilliant.
Far too brilliant.
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I've never met anyone else
who cold fly the TARDIS like that.
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Sorry, mate. You still haven't.
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You didn't have time to work all that out.
Even I couldn't do it.
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I didn't work it out.
I didn't have to.
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You remembered.
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Because you will remember.
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You rememberered being me
watching you doing that.
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You only knew what to do because...
I saw do it.
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Wibby-wobbly...
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- timey-wimey.
- timey-wimey.
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Back to long ago.
Where are you now?
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Nyssa and Tegan?
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Cybermen and Mara and Time Lord
in funny hats and the Master?
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Oh, he just showed up again, same as ever.
Oh, no. Really?
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Does he still have that rubbisch beard?
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No, no beard this time.
Well, a wife.
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Oh oh!
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I seem to be off.
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What can I say?
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- Thank you, Doctor.
- Thank you.
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You know...
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I love being you.
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Back when I first started
at the verry beginning,
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I was always trying to be old
and grumpy and important,
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like you do when you're young.
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And then I was you...
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It was all dashing about and playing cricket
and my voice going all suerky when I shouted.
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I still do that, the voice thing.
I got that from you.
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Oh, and the trainers.
And...
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snap.
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Cos you know what, Doctor?
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You were my Doctor.
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To days to come.
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All my love to long ago.
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Oh, Doctor, remember to put your shields up.
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What?
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What?
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What?