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== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
*This is a precursor to the events of [[DW]]: ''[[Love & Monsters]]''.
*This is a precursor to the events of [[DW]]: ''[[Love & Monsters|Love & Monsters]]''.
 
*You can see the women who got absorbed on the shoulder of the Abzorallof in [[Love & Monsters|Love & Monsters]]


==External links==
==External links==
*[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/ram/bb/tardisode10_16x9_bb.asx Tardisode 10 on the BBC Media Selector]
*[http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/ram/bb/tardisode10_16x9_bb.asx Tardisode 10 on the BBC Media Selector]
[[Category:Tardisodes]]
[[Category:Tardisodes]]

Revision as of 20:46, 29 December 2009


Synopsis

A mysterious figure, presumably Victor Kennedy, is using a laptop to access a website titled L.I.N.D.A, which shows a hand drawn sketch of the Doctor with the text "Who Is The Doctor?" followed by "Have You Seen Him?". The user clicks on the "Join L.I.N.D.A." button, causing the picture to change to a sketch of several people in a room, with the caption: "WE HAVE!". Text appears that reads "Last Updated - WHOOPS! Ages ago, sorry - ELTON". The user clicks again on "Join L.I.N.D.A.", which this time makes the screen display the following text: "But L.I.N.D.A. is a secret organisation. So we can't tell you where... If you need us...You'll find us." The user points a strange silver object at the laptop, which changes the display to read "PRIMITIVE COMPUTER PAGE". The screen then displays a map, with text saying "TRACK SOURCE". The map closes in on a location called "MACATEER ST", before the screen goes blank. An old lady enters the room, carrying a tray, and as she turns around, her expression turns to horror, and she is bathed in a green light. The heavy breathing of the unseen figure turns into a slurping and growling (suggesting that Kennedy has morphed into the Abzorbaloff), and the old lady shouts "No!"...

Plot

The abzorbaloff wants to absorb The Doctor.

Cast

Continuity

External links