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A '''micromeson scanner''' was a device that detected alarm systems | |image = The Count's micromeson scanner.jpg | ||
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|type = [[Scanner]] | |||
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|used by = [[Human]]s | |||
|first = City of Death (TV story) | |||
|appearances = [[PROSE]]: ''[[City of Death (novelisation)|City of Death]]'' | |||
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A '''micromeson scanner''' was a device that detected alarm systems. | |||
[[Scaroth|Count Scarlioni]] owned one and gave it to his wife, [[Heidi Scarlioni|the Countess]] who then went to the [[Louvre]] to learn what alarms protected the ''[[Mona Lisa]]''. After a fainting spell brought on by a disturbance in time, the [[Fourth Doctor]] collapsed across the Countess and, noting the unusual nature of the device, stole it. He showed it to [[Romana II]], who noted it was not typical of a [[level 5 planet]]. | |||
[[Category: | To get it back, the Countess sent two men who threatened the Doctor into handing it over. She then placed it in a [[China|Chinese]] [[puzzle box]], but Romana opened it with ease. The Count instructed his wife to wear it always. Eventually, it was activated in a way that killed her. ([[TV]]: ''[[City of Death (TV story)|City of Death]]'') | ||
[[Category:Scanners]] | |||
[[Category:Fashion and clothing]] | [[Category:Fashion and clothing]] | ||
[[Category:Security breaches]] | [[Category:Security breaches]] | ||
[[Category:Property stolen by the Doctor]] | [[Category:Property stolen by the Doctor]] | ||
[[Category:Stolen technology]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:43, 26 February 2019
A micromeson scanner was a device that detected alarm systems.
Count Scarlioni owned one and gave it to his wife, the Countess who then went to the Louvre to learn what alarms protected the Mona Lisa. After a fainting spell brought on by a disturbance in time, the Fourth Doctor collapsed across the Countess and, noting the unusual nature of the device, stole it. He showed it to Romana II, who noted it was not typical of a level 5 planet.
To get it back, the Countess sent two men who threatened the Doctor into handing it over. She then placed it in a Chinese puzzle box, but Romana opened it with ease. The Count instructed his wife to wear it always. Eventually, it was activated in a way that killed her. (TV: City of Death)
