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=== Episode 4 === | === Episode 4 === | ||
Lesterson reacts by turning down the generator, and uses it to try to keep control of the Daleks. He turns it back up when the Daleks assure him of their obedience. | Lesterson reacts by turning down the generator, and uses it to try to keep control of the Daleks. He turns it back up when the Daleks assure him of their obedience. He asks to see the blueprints of the meteor prediction machine. He is very pleased with their plans. | ||
Bragen is settling in with his new power, with Hensell out on the perimeter of the colony for a day or two. The Doctor and Ben push their way in, and show him the note telling of Polly's kidnapping. The Doctor is unnerved as a Dalek brings drinks on a tray. Bragen is unhelpful. | Bragen is settling in with his new power, with Hensell out on the perimeter of the colony for a day or two. He is dismissive and hostile to Valmar whilst he fixes the communication system. The Doctor and Ben push their way in, and show him the note telling of Polly's kidnapping. The Doctor is unnerved as a Dalek brings drinks on a tray. Bragen is unhelpful. When they leave Bragen contacts Hensell, to whom he assures that the colony is running smoothly. Hensell explains he'll be gone for a few more days. | ||
When they leave the Doctor speculates how long the Daleks will be able to move without static electricity. The Doctor sees a Dalek go into Bragen's office but then sees a further three more further down the corridor. This concerns him as there was originally only three. The Doctor and Ben decide to go and see Lesterson. On the way they walk past a seemingly innocent notice board which he is noticed a number of people have gathered round. | |||
In the lab, Lesterson is disturbed by the large quantities of supplies the Daleks are requesting, and wants to ask the Examiner's advice. Janley blackmails Lesterson by revealing Resno's death to him, to prevent his acting against the Daleks, and the rebels. The Doctor and Ben arrive, inquiring about Polly, and tell Lesterson about the new Daleks. The Doctor disabuses him of the idea that the Daleks are just machines; they are brilliant engineers and given the right materials could be infinitely powerful. Lesterson is very shaken by this and collapses; Janley fetches a guard who forces them out. She accuses them of attacking Lesterson. With Lesterson unconscious Janley takes control and further supplies the power and materials the Daleks require. | |||
Lesterson sees the Daleks conspiring together | The Doctor figures out that the notice board is being used to announce rebel meetings in code. He decodes that a meeting is to be held tonight. He and Ben conceal themselves in the meeting room prior to it beginning. Janley and Valmar display the Dalek to the meeting; Janley is in control but is taking orders from a man that the Doctor and Ben cannot see. Valmar has connected a controlling device to the Dalek's gun. The meeting is hostile towards Janley's plan to use the Daleks to seize power of the base. In order to prove the Daleks are fully under their control Janley uses herself as a guinea pig. The Dalek is ordered to attack her and is unable to. When they mention they are holding Polly, Ben accidentally reveals their presence and tries to flee but is knocked out and dragged away. The Doctor is called out of the darkness by the man in charge of the meeting; Bragen — who reveals himself to be the leader of the rebels. The Doctor threatens to tell the Governor of this duplicity, however Bragen counters this by saying he has just uncovered the body of the real Examiner and he plans to frame the Doctor for that. Bragen has The Doctor imprisoned with Quinn. Quinn is initially hostile but the doctor tells Quinn of Bragen's crimes, and that he is not the real Examiner. He notices that the prison cell is locked through a sonic sound and empties his pockets in a search to free himself. | ||
Lesterson awakes and sees the Daleks conspiring together He fearfully enters the capsule and, discovering a room where numerous Daleks are operating machinery. He finds a production line where they are mass-producing dozens of Daleks. | |||
=== Episode 5 === | === Episode 5 === | ||
Lesterson deactivates the power generator | Lesterson, shocked by what he has witnessed, runs out of the capsule, puts a cabinet over the door and deactivates the power generator. He tells Janley what he's seen inside and explains that he is going to melt the capsule; she runs off to get help for Lesterson. He tries to telephone the Doctor, only to discover he is in prison. The Daleks emerge from the capsule, to Lesterson's horror. When he asks how they're moving without power the Dalek explains they can store power. He runs off in panic. A Dalek instructs another that no more than three are to be seen together at any one time, the rest remaining in the capsule. Polly is led into the lab by Janley and Kebble and is to be kept imprisoned in the capsule. The Dalek e plains to Janley that they are building a static electricity converter to make them twice as powerful. | ||
At the prison, the Doctor is trying to mimic the sound of the sonic key by running is finger over a glass of water but is failing. Lesterson breaks in to speak to the Doctor; he screams what he's discovered and is hauled away by guards. | |||
Lesterson is brought before Bragen, as a Dalek works laying cables in his office. Lesterson asks what the Daleks are doing; the Daleks say they are following Lesterson's orders for an emergency back up station. Lesterson denies ever having given this order. Janley arrives and tries to paint him as a madman. Bragen orders him restrained. | |||
In the capsule Valmar and Kebble are helping the Daleks with this network, as they also keep guard on the bound and gagged Polly. Kebble is initially nasty to Polly but Valmar sticks up for her. Polly tries to convince Valmar and Kebble of the Daleks' true natures, revealing to them the deception about the Examiner. She is succesful in getting them to be more vigilant. | |||
Meanwhile, Hensell returns from the perimeter, and detects an attitude from Bragen's guard when asking about the Dalek cables. | |||
The Doctor gives up on trying to escape and plays his recorder. The pitch of one of his notes opens Quinn's door. Quinn incapacitates the guard and frees the Doctor - placing the guard in the Doctor's cell. | |||
Hensell returns to find Bragen seated at his desk. When asked where the Examiner is Bragen explains the Doctor's duplicity and puts him in the frame for murder. Bragen is supercilious and arrogant. When Hensell attempts to reclaim his power, Bragen refuses. Hensell calls for the guards but they refuse to help. Bragen asks Hensell for cooperation. When this is refused Bragen kills him with a blast from a Dalek. | |||
The Doctor and Quinn have snuck into the laboratory and overhear Janley and Valmar discuss the return of Hensell before they leave the lab accompanied by a Dalek. Polly overhears the Doctor and calls out for help. Kebble and Quinn fight and Kebble is knocked unconscious. A Dalek comes out of the capsule and the trio run. The Doctor jamming the door to the laboratory with a spanner as he leaves. | |||
The Dalek army congregate in the capsule and formulate a plan. They are to wait until the humans begin fighting amongst their selves and then reap destruction. | |||
Hensell | The Doctor, Quinn and Polly discover Hensell dead, but they are captured by Bragen and his guards. Bragen has instigated marshall law orders the trio's return to prison. | ||
The Dalek army, seize their chance and emerge to engage in full-scale slaughter, chanting, "Daleks conquer and destroy!" | |||
=== Episode 6 === | === Episode 6 === |
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