From hereIt didn't sound like they were going to be able to convince this woman, but Jo saw the Doctor and Liz vanish out of sight out of the corner of her eye, so at least they'd distracted her from noticing them. Now they just needed a way of getting away without this woman deciding she needed to kill them or something ( Read more... )

They had finally made it out of the house, and the Doctor paused outside to breathe in the fresh air. Normally at the first sign of a gaseous attack, he would have activated his respiratory bypass, but this had been so subtle, he hadn't noticed until the damage had been done ( Read more... )

When Liz and Jo left the wardrobe room, Jo led the way back to the console room. The Doctor hadn't been there when they came in, but it was the most likely place to find him. Now that they'd dressed for it, it would be a shame not to go back to Florana and show Liz exactly what jam fish were ( Read more... )

Jo was glad the Doctor had given her some cash because it meant she could buy a magazine to read on the train, it not being a short journey ( Read more... )

Up the darkened stairs, one will find long rows of corridors. The lighting is dim, hidden behind Tiffany lamps and dark green shades. Portraits of Mr. Brushire grace the walls, all different takes on the same face, the same pose, from cubism to expressism to realism and back again ( Read more... )

The house looks like something history hasn't touched in at least five decades. It sits on the top of a mountain, cold and solitary, a beacon to an era that is no more. The stone building stands hundreds of feet tall; a miniature palace with a deco-feel, long columns standing on either side of a singular stone cylinder ( Read more... )

Jo blew her hair out of her face as she stirred up the mixture. It had taken her a bit of time, but she had eventually managed to remember the recipe for the chocolate biscuits the Doctor liked. She'd got it written down, with many scribblings out, and by the looks of things, she'd got it right. Although it would be easier to tell once they were ( Read more... )

The Doctor couldn't help being worried about Jo's knock on the head. It was clearly worse than she'd been letting on and humans were so fragile ( Read more... )

Liz always made a point of cleaning up her own mess after failed experiments. She liked to think that it was what made her different from the Doctor. When she'd worked with - for - him, she'd been the one washing test tubes and cleaning up, no matter how she'd tried to convince herself otherwise at the time ( Read more... )

*crackle*

This is an encoded message from the Sensorite Assistance Squad, with information regarding the rediscovered ship outside of the Develoka airspace for anyone who is willing to attempt to help the crew ( Read more... )