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[[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] finds himself running away from [[security droid]]s with [[Standing|a woman]] and no [[memory]] of where he is or why [[Peri Brown|Peri]] is absent. He attempts to stop the launch of a [[bomb]], but the controls [[self-destruct]] and he and the woman have to climb into the bomb chamber to stop it manually. The woman falls from the [[ladder]] and the Doctor finds himself in a compound with Peri thanks to a [[time jump]], investigating an isolated [[patient]], [[Trobe]], ageing at an incredible rate before reverting to a baby thanks to an [[accelerated chronology]] coupled with a [[time loop]]. The Doctor suspects that [[time]] experiments might have caused the condition, as well as the time jumps he has experienced, but [[Maylon|Professor Maylon]] denies that any have taken place. | [[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] finds himself running away from [[security droid]]s with [[Standing|a woman]] and no [[memory]] of where he is or why [[Peri Brown|Peri]] is absent. He attempts to stop the launch of a [[bomb]], but the controls [[self-destruct]] and he and the woman have to climb into the bomb chamber to stop it manually. The woman falls from the [[ladder]] and the Doctor finds himself in a compound with Peri thanks to a [[time jump]], investigating an isolated [[patient]], [[Trobe]], ageing at an incredible rate before reverting to a baby thanks to an [[accelerated chronology]] coupled with a [[time loop]]. The Doctor suspects that [[time]] experiments might have caused the condition, as well as the time jumps he has experienced, but [[Maylon|Professor Maylon]] denies that any have taken place. | ||
Another time jump sends the Doctor back to a time shortly after arriving at the compound in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] in search of the source of [[time distortion]]s. The woman killed by the security droids, Professor Standing, intends to have the Doctor and Peri shot as [[spy|spies]], but the Doctor uses his future knowledge to tell Maylon that Trobe is suffering from a [[chronological infection]] and, after another time jump, the Doctor finds himself running to the TARDIS with him and Peri. He learns that the bomb he was working to stop is a [[chronon bomb]] on a [[satellite]] which the trio are trying to reach, but Maylon is shot by Standing before they can get to the TARDIS. A time jump sends the Doctor back in time to Trobe's room where Trobe attacks him during his questioning. | Another time jump sends the Doctor back to a time shortly after arriving at the compound in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] in search of the source of [[time distortion]]s. The woman killed by the security droids, Professor Standing, intends to have the Doctor and Peri shot as [[spy|spies]], but the Doctor uses his future knowledge to tell Maylon that Trobe is suffering from a [[chronological infection]] and, after another time jump, the Doctor finds himself running to the TARDIS with him and Peri. He learns that the bomb he was working to stop is a [[chronon bomb]] on a [[satellite station]] which the trio are trying to reach, but Maylon is shot by Standing before they can get to the TARDIS. A time jump sends the Doctor back in time to Trobe's room where Trobe attacks him during his questioning about the chronon bomb. | ||
Back in the bomb launch chamber, the Doctor causes a time leak to ensure that he suffers from time sickness despite [[Warma]] trying to stop him from doing so. Trobe, in the isolation room, tells the Doctor about how he helped Warma develop the chronon bomb in secret to end a [[war]] and tried to call it off, leading Warma to lock him away. The conversation is interrupted by Standing, who has shot Maylon in the leg because of him disagreeing with the use of the chronon bomb, and the Doctor time jumps onto the satellite station where Warma meets him for the first time. Standing arrives, having followed the Doctor through a [[wormhole]] to [[execution|execute]] him, and the Doctor manages to convince her that the chronon bomb is too dangerous to be used. Warma activates the weapon and orders his droids to kill the Doctor and Standing. | |||
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