Master Plant: Difference between revisions
From Tardis Wiki, the free Doctor Who reference
m (upholding tardis:Manual of Style#Incarnations of the Doctor 3) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
The '''Master Plant''' was an intelligent plant created by Professor [[Rayner]], capable of controlling other forms of plant life. Rayner hoped to use it in his plans to rule, but after feeding it more of his potion, it turned on him and killed him, no longer needing him. It grew to huge size and pursued the [[ | The '''Master Plant''' was an intelligent plant created by Professor [[Rayner]], capable of controlling other forms of plant life. Rayner hoped to use it in his plans to rule, but after feeding it more of his potion, it turned on him and killed him, no longer needing him. It grew to huge size and pursued the [[Third Doctor]], [[Dave Lester]] and [[Carradine]] to a laboratory, where it took control of the local plants and made them attack the building. With Dave's assistance, the Doctor made a weed-killer out of chemicals in the lab and sprayed the plant with it, killing it. Upon its death, the other plants returned to normal. ([[TVA]]: ''[[The Plant Master]]'') | ||
[[Category:Sentient vegetation]] | [[Category:Sentient vegetation]] | ||
[[Category:Mobile vegetation]] | [[Category:Mobile vegetation]] | ||
[[Category:Earth sentients]] | [[Category:Earth sentients]] | ||
[[Category:Third Doctor enemies]] | [[Category:Third Doctor enemies]] | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 6 March 2011
The Master Plant was an intelligent plant created by Professor Rayner, capable of controlling other forms of plant life. Rayner hoped to use it in his plans to rule, but after feeding it more of his potion, it turned on him and killed him, no longer needing him. It grew to huge size and pursued the Third Doctor, Dave Lester and Carradine to a laboratory, where it took control of the local plants and made them attack the building. With Dave's assistance, the Doctor made a weed-killer out of chemicals in the lab and sprayed the plant with it, killing it. Upon its death, the other plants returned to normal. (TVA: The Plant Master)
