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Salamar used a [[neutron accelerator]] against him and was killed by Sorenson in the attempt. The device triggered the creation of several duplicates of the professor, composed of pure anti-matter. The Doctor shot him and carried him into [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]. | Salamar used a [[neutron accelerator]] against him and was killed by Sorenson in the attempt. The device triggered the creation of several duplicates of the professor, composed of pure anti-matter. The Doctor shot him and carried him into [[The Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]]. | ||
[[File:Amplified.jpg|left|thumb|The infected Sorenson is empowered by the [[neutron accelerator]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil (TV story)|Planet of Evil]]'')]] | |||
There, having landed on Zeta Minor, Sorenson broke free of his constraints. The Doctor lured him and, in his attempts to strike the Doctor, the professor fell into a 'pool' of anti-matter. The Doctor then returned the last canister and the duplicates disappeared. | There, having landed on Zeta Minor, Sorenson broke free of his constraints. The Doctor lured him and, in his attempts to strike the Doctor, the professor fell into a 'pool' of anti-matter. The Doctor then returned the last canister and the duplicates disappeared. | ||
The Doctor rediscovered Sorenson by the side of the pool, restored to his former self. He assured him that he was "a very lucky man", released as the [[Time Lord]] had kept his promise to return the anti-matter. Suffering from memory loss, remembering only that he had discovered a promising source of energy, the Doctor convinced him he had abandoned that line of thought and had been looking into the kinetic force of planetary movement as an alternative. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil]]'') | The Doctor rediscovered Sorenson by the side of the pool, restored to his former self. He assured him that he was "a very lucky man", released as the [[Time Lord]] had kept his promise to return the anti-matter. | ||
Suffering from memory loss, remembering only that he had discovered a promising source of energy, the Doctor convinced him he had abandoned that line of thought and had been looking into the kinetic force of planetary movement as an alternative. ([[TV]]: ''[[Planet of Evil]]'') | |||
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