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=== Episode 2 === | === Episode 2 === | ||
The guerrillas take Jo hostage, and, mistaking the Doctor for Styles, prepare to kill him. The Time Lord convinces them he is not Styles, so he and Jo are bound and gagged, then concealed in the cellars beneath the house. The Doctor can free only his mouth. He [[deduce]]s that the guerrillas are trying to change their own past. The guerrillas subsequently release them to answer a routine [[telephone]] call from the [[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart|Brigadier]]. Although the Doctor appears to say everything is fine, he covertly slips in a coded warning ("Tell it to the marines!"), and the Brigadier immediately sets out in force for Auderly House. | |||
Jo grabs the malfunctioning time transmitter and accidentally activates it. She is transported to the 22nd century and captured by the Daleks — who can use their [[Time Vortex]] [[magnetron]] to intercept transports made on a monitored frequency. The Controller tells her the guerrillas are criminals who plan to harm the Doctor, and so he deceives her into telling him exactly where and when they are. | |||
Ogrons arrive at Auderly House and engage in a firefight with the guerrillas. The Doctor, borrowing the Brigadier's [[jeep]], trails Anat and Boaz as they flee. He catches up to them in the disused canal tunnel, just as a Dalek materialises behind them. | |||
Ogrons arrive at Auderly House and engage in a firefight with the | |||
=== Episode 3 === | === Episode 3 === | ||
