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|writer = [[The Children of Oakley Junior School]] | |writer = [[The Children of Oakley Junior School]] | ||
|director = [[Jeremy Webb]] | |director = [[Jeremy Webb]] | ||
|broadcast date = [[1 October]] [[2011]] | |broadcast date = [[1 October (releases)|1 October]] [[2011]] | ||
|network=[[BBC Three]] | |network=[[BBC Three]] | ||
|format = 1 x 4 minute episode | |format = 1 x 4 minute episode | ||
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Einstein had been working on his own attempt at a time machine, but when he tried to turn it off, he arrived in the TARDIS. Einstein also thought that he'd discovered the vital part of finishing his time machine — a [[Einstein's liquid|green liquid]], which he believed to be [[bionic fusion liquid]]. After scanning the liquid, the Doctor informs Einstein that he is wrong. When Einstein walks away from the console to run some tests on the liquid, the flask suddenly bubbles over and the liquid splashes onto his face, turning him into an [[Ood]] who repeats the sentence, "Death is the only answer." | Einstein had been working on his own attempt at a time machine, but when he tried to turn it off, he arrived in the TARDIS. Einstein also thought that he'd discovered the vital part of finishing his time machine — a [[Einstein's liquid|green liquid]], which he believed to be [[bionic fusion liquid]]. After scanning the liquid, the Doctor informs Einstein that he is wrong. When Einstein walks away from the console to run some tests on the liquid, the flask suddenly bubbles over and the liquid splashes onto his face, turning him into an [[Ood]] who repeats the sentence, "Death is the only answer." | ||
The Doctor has the TARDIS generate an energy field which turns Albert back into his normal self. The Doctor recommends that Albert keeps his fried hair, as it looks "more sciencey". The Doctor drops Albert off on [[18 September]] [[1945]], and leaves for another adventure; unnoticed by the Doctor, a bit of Einstein's liquid remains on the console room floor, moving on its own. | The Doctor has the TARDIS generate an energy field which turns Albert back into his normal self. The Doctor recommends that Albert keeps his fried hair, as it looks "more sciencey". The Doctor drops Albert off on [[18 September (releases)|18 September]] [[1945]], and leaves for another adventure; unnoticed by the Doctor, a bit of Einstein's liquid remains on the console room floor, moving on its own. | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
