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The Brigadier is alerted to a rash of unexplained asphyxiation deaths all over England. Jo's memory is jogged by the mention of Mr Farrel among the casualties. They meet Mr Farrel’s grieving widow and take the doll for examination; meanwhile a mysterious repairman replaces the cord on the Doctor’s lab phone. | The Brigadier is alerted to a rash of unexplained asphyxiation deaths all over England. Jo's memory is jogged by the mention of Mr Farrel among the casualties. They meet Mr Farrel’s grieving widow and take the doll for examination; meanwhile a mysterious repairman replaces the cord on the Doctor’s lab phone. | ||
While the Doctor and Brigadier investigate the now-abandoned plastics factory and discover a leftover plastic daffodil (and narrowly elude an Auton), Yates and Jo accidentally discover that the doll is activated by heat while using the Doctor’s Bunsen burner to make cocoa. | While the Doctor and Brigadier investigate the now-abandoned plastics factory and discover a leftover plastic daffodil (and narrowly elude an Auton), the troll doll attacks Jo. Yates runs into the room, and destroys the doll by shooting it. Yates and Jo accidentally discover that the doll is activated by heat while using the Doctor’s Bunsen burner to make cocoa. | ||
The Master telephones the Doctor at his lab to say goodbye. He activates a signal and the Doctor’s phone cord comes to life, wraps itself around him, and begins to choke him. | The Master telephones the Doctor at his lab to say goodbye. He activates a signal and the Doctor’s phone cord comes to life, wraps itself around him, and begins to choke him. | ||
