The Doctor: [Seeing her new face.] Oh, brilliant!

  --  Twice Upon a Time [10.X]
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[her first lines in the episode]
The Doctor: What?
[turns around, sees the creature, then stuns it with a live wire]
The Doctor: Should buy us a few seconds.
[looks up to the hole in the ceiling]
The Doctor: Oh, yeah. Long story. Tell you later. Doors?
Grace O'Brien: Locked shut.
The Doctor: We'll see about that.
[searches in her pockets for her sonic]
The Doctor: No sonic. Empty pockets. Ohh! I hate empty pockets!

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Yazmin Khan: Hold on there please, madam, I need you to do what I say. This could be a potential crime scene.
The Doctor: Why are you calling me "madam"?
Yaz: ...Because you're a woman.
The Doctor: Am I? Does it suit me?
Yaz: What?
The Doctor: Oh, yeah! I remember. Sorry, half an hour ago I was a white-haired Scotsman.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Grace O'Brien: You came crashing through the roof!
The Doctor: Yeah, I was thrown out of my Tardis... Oh! I've lost my Tardis! It was exploded, then it dematerialized. Don't panic! Not the end of the world. Well, it could be the end of the world, but one thing at a time.
Graham O'Brien: Are we supposed to understand anything you're saying?

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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The Doctor: I reformatted your phone.
Ryan: No! All my stuff's on there.
The Doctor: (grinning) Not anymore!

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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[Climbing up a crane to save Karl from Tzim-Sha]
Yaz: What do we do when we get up there?
The Doctor: Don't worry, I've got a plan.
Yaz: Really?
The Doctor: Well, I will have by the time we get to the top.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Tzim-Sha: A Stenza warrior wears his conquests. You may tell your children you were once privileged to encounter Tzim-Sha of the Stenza.
The Doctor: (confused) Tim Shaw?
Tzim-Sha: Tzim-Sha.
The Doctor: Tim Shaw?
Tzim-Sha: Tzim-Sha! Soon to be leader of the Stenza warrior race, conquerors of the Nine Systems.
The Doctor: When you say soon to be leader, what are you now, the office junior?
Graham: Eh? No, don't wind him up.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Yaz: Have you got family?
The Doctor: No. Lost them a long time ago.
Ryan: How'd you cope with that?
The Doctor: I carry them with me. What they would have thought, and said, and done. Make them a part of who I am. So even though they're gone from the world, they're never gone from me.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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The Doctor: Don't be scared. All of this is new to you, and new can be scary.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Yasmin Khan: So everything we saw, everything we've lied to people about, is this normal for you?
The Doctor: I'm just a traveler. Sometimes I see things need fixing, I do what I can.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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[holds up her new sonic]
The Doctor: Swiss Army sonic! Now with added Sheffield steel.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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The Doctor: Because we're all capable of the most incredible change. We can evolve while still staying true to who we are. We can honor who we've been and choose who we want to be next. Now's your chance! How about it?

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Graham O'Brien: There's no such thing as aliens. Anyway even if there was, they ain't going to be on a train to Sheffield.
The Doctor: Why not? I'm alien and I'm here.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Tim Shaw: Who are you?
The Doctor: I'm glad you asked that again. Bit of adrenaline, dash of outrage, and a hint of panic knitted my brain back together. I know exactly who I am! I'm the Doctor, sorting out fair play throughout the universe.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Tim Shaw: Which one of you shall I kill first?
The Doctor: I'm voting none of us.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Tim Shaw: You're interfering in things you don't understand.
The Doctor: Yeah, well, we all need a hobby.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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Yasmin Khan: Doctor, can I just say...
[motions to the Twelfth Doctor's tattered outfit that she's still wearing]
Yasmin Khan: ...you really need to get out of those clothes.
The Doctor: Right, yeah. It's been a long time since I bought women's clothes.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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The Doctor: Alright! It's a work in progress, but so's life. It'll be fine.

  --  The Woman Who Fell to Earth [11.01]
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The Doctor: Oh, by the way, welcome to what I presume is your first alien planet! Don't touch anything.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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The Doctor: [lending her sunglasses to Graham] Like an old pair of mine. I say mine - I can't remember who I borrowed them off now. It was either Audrey Hepburn or Pythagoras.
Graham: Eh? Pythagoras never wore shades.
The Doctor: Obviously you never saw him with a hangover.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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The Doctor: Hologram. Thought it might be. Good one, though. I love a good hologram. I was a hologram once. For three weeks. The gossip I picked up.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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Epzo: I don't need other people.
Graham: We all need other people, mate.
Epzo: We're all alone. That's how we start, and end, and its the natural state of all points in between.
Graham: Were you born that miserable, or did you have to work at it?
Epzo: You know, when I was four my mum told me to climb a tree. She made me climb until I was too scared to climb any higher. Then she told me to jump into her arms. "Don't worry," she said. "I'm your mum. I'm here for you. I'll catch you." So I jumped. And she moved out of the way.
Graham: What?
Yaz: Sorry, did you say your mum did this to you?
Epzo: Smashed into the ground, smashed this arm, shattered that ankle. And she stood over me and she said, "Now you've learned. You can never trust anyone in this life."
Ryan: That is messed up.
Epzo: Best thing she ever did for me. I loved my mum.
Graham: [sarcastically] Yeah, she sounds terrific.
The Doctor: Your mum was wrong. We're stronger together.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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The Doctor: Now do you see why I don't like guns?
Ryan: Don't go on about it.
The Doctor: Oh, I will go on about it! A lot.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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The Doctor: You've redecorated... I really like it!

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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[the Doctor is trying to help Epzo land his spaceship]
The Doctor: I can get us into the atmosphere if we jettison the rear section.
Epzo: Listen to me. Nobody is jettisoning anything. This is the Cerebos, all right? She's the envy of millions.
The Doctor: Really?
Epzo: Yes. People have written songs about her.
The Doctor: They'll be writing operas about our pointless deaths if we don't take drastic action *right* *now*!
Yasmin Khan: We're about to die?
The Doctor: Oh, sorry Yaz. I forgot you were there. All gonna be fine.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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The Doctor: Come to daddy. I mean mummy.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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Ryan Sinclair: [looking down the long shaft] Why is it always ladders?

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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Epzo: How did you even make it this far, Angstrom, eh? You're nothing.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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Graham O'Brien: Excuse me, we are human beings! Show a bit of solidarity!
Epzo: I'm Muxteran, she's Albarian.
Angstrom: Never even heard of "Moomin-beans".

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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Graham O'Brien: We're not doing anything unless you turn this thing around and go and look for our friends.
Angstrom: There'd be no point. If they were still there, they'd be dead.
Ryan Sinclair: They can't be dead!
Graham O'Brien: Don't panic! We'll figure this out.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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The Doctor: [emerging from the wreckage] Sorry about the mess.

  --  The Ghost Monument [11.02]
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[After finding out the TARDIS has taken them to 1955 Montgomery, Alabama]
Graham: 1955? Elvis, can we see Elvis?
The Doctor: I think he's in New York this week. I could give him a call.
Graham: You haven't got Elvis's phone number.
The Doctor: Don't ever tell anyone I lent him a mobile phone.

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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Waitress: We don't serve Negroes.
Ryan: Good. 'Cause I don't eat them.

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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[While opening a mysterious suitcase]
The Doctor: Is anyone excited? 'Cause I'm really excited.
Graham: You won't be if it's a bomb.
The Doctor: Don't kill the vibe, Graham.

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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[While brainstorming, the Doctor begins to write on a motel wall with a pen.]
Graham: Oi, whoah, whoah, whoah! What are you doing? That is vandalism. We'll have to pay for that!
The Doctor: Don't worry, special pen.
Graham: No! Pack it in. You ain't Banksy.
The Doctor: Or am I?
[The Doctor quickly uses her "special pen" to get rid of the writing on the motel wall before a police officer enters the room.]
The Doctor: Banksy doesn't have one of those... Or have I?

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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Yaz: Everything here is a fight for you. Don't you get tired? What keeps you going?
Rosa Parks: The promise of tomorrow. When today isn't working, tomorrow is what you have.

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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Krasko: Blue box in the alley, is it a TARDIS?
The Doctor: Might be. What's it to you?
Krasko: Well, could be worth a lot.
The Doctor: Nah, not that one. Second hand, huge mileage, one careless owner!

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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The Doctor: Oi, Brando! Looking for us?

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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Yasmin Khan: Riding a bus in Montgomery. Good times!

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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Ryan Sinclair: [outside bar after waitress accuses Yasmin of being Mexican] What do you reckon Mexican lady?
Yasmin Khan: Keep that up and I'll use you as a pinata.

  --  Rosa [11.03]
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[After the Doctor has gotten Yaz, Ryan, and Graham home safely and is preparing to leave.]
Yaz: What are you gonna do now?
The Doctor: Oh, you know, back in the box. There's loads to see.
Yaz: By yourself?
The Doctor: [sadly] Yeah, I suppose.
Yaz: Do you want to come for tea at mine?
The Doctor: [suddenly brightens] Definitely! Yes I would! Thanks. I love tea. Tea at Yaz's? Amazing!

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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The Doctor: Ooh, fun fact: If you weave dragline spider silk as thick as a pencil, it's strong enough to stop a plane in flight.
Graham: You're kidding!
The Doctor: I'm not! I've had to deal with it. Well, me and Amelia Earhart. You'd like her, she's a right laugh.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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The Doctor: [Showing Psychic Paper] Crisis Investigators. You just ran really quickly out of a room looking really scared. Tell me exactly what's going on, omitting no detail, no matter how strange.
Jack Robertson: A giant spider just smashed through my bathtub and took out my bodyguard, Kevin.
The Doctor: Right. Very succinct summary, well done.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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Yaz: [To The Doctor] So, what do we do?
Jack Robertson: Why are you asking her?
Ryan: 'cause she's in charge, bro.
Jack Robertson: Says who?
Graham, Yaz & Ryan: Says us!

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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The Doctor: I eat danger for breakfast. I don't, I prefer cereal. Or croissants. Or those little fried Portuguese-never mind, it's not important.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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[As the Doctor opens a locked door leading to a tunnel under Jack Robertson's hotel]
Jack Robertson: You are not authorized to go in here!
The Doctor: Dude, I've all the authorization I ever need. [To Yaz] I call people "dude" now.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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Graham: You see, Doc, the thing about grief is it needs time, and... Well, I don't want to sit around my house waiting for it to go away, 'cause that house is full of Grace, and it makes it so much harder. But, um, being with you and seeing all these things... it really helps.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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The Doctor: You really like junk. Are you collecting it, like stamps?

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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Najia Khan: Are you two seeing each other?
The Doctor: I don't think so. Are we?
Yasmin Khan: We're friends!

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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[the Doctor meets Yaz's family for the first time]
The Doctor: Look at your views! Never had a flat. I should get a one, I'd be good in a flat. I could get a sofa. Imagine me with a sofa, like my own sofa. I could get a purple one and sit on it...
The Doctor: [softly, to Ryan] Am I being weird?
Ryan Sinclair: A little bit, yeah.
The Doctor: Trying to do small talk, I thought I was doing quite well.
Yasmin Khan: Needs work.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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Robertson: Not my fault, I didn't know anything about spider carcasses!
Najia Khan: Of course you didn't. You don't know anything. You just avoid taking any responsibility.

  --  Arachnids in the UK [11.04]
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The Doctor: Pick a number between 1 and 100.
Yaz: 51.
The Doctor: Pentagonal number. Interesting. [She sonics a bomb] Get in that corner.
Yaz: What was the number for?
The Doctor: Number of seconds before the bomb goes off. I moved it forward a bit.
Yaz: What?! I would've gone higher!
The Doctor: Good number, 51! Atomic number of antimony. Number of Federalist Papers written by Alexander Hamilton. I love that show, I've seen all 900 casts.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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Yaz: I'm really trusting you on this bomb, but I don't know what you're doing.
The Doctor: Think of the Pting as a mouse and the bomb as a piece of cheese.
Yaz: A very large piece of cheese about to explode and take us all with it!
The Doctor: It's not a perfect analogy, I'll admit. You could've picked a bigger number!

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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The Doctor: You're a medic, I'm the Doctor.
Mabli: A doctor of medicine?
The Doctor: Well, medicine, science, engineering, candy floss, LEGO, philosophy, music, problems, people, hope. Mostly hope.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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Computer: Item Seven Alpha Cubed: Pting.
The Doctor: Pting?
Computer: Pting. Threat level: Chalice.
Ryan Sinclair: Is that bad?
Mabli: Worst one. One up from Beetroot.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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Durkas Cicero: Will you incant for her?
Ronan: It would be my honour.
The Doctor: Can we join you?
Durkas Cicero: Please.
Ronan: May the saints of all the stars and constellations...
Ronan,The Doctor,Ryan Sinclair,Graham,Yasmin Khan,Durkas Cicero,Yoss,Mabli: ...bring you hope as they guide you out of the dark and into the light on this voyage and the next and on all the journeys still to come.
The Doctor: For now and evermore.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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Computer: Condensed advice: Never engage with Pting. Risk to life: Ultimate.
The Doctor: On the plus side I now feel very well informed.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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[explaining the anti-matter drive]
The Doctor: This is like the iPhone version of CERN.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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The Doctor: [Hope] doesn't just offer itself up, you have to use your imagination. Imagine the solution and work to make it a reality.

  --  The Tsuranga Conundrum [11.05]
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Doctor: I need oil, water, tree bark, a saucepan, nine containers, an old newspaper, a touch of ox spit, a chicken poo, and a biscuit.
Ryan: Bagsy not chicken poo!
Graham: Why a biscuit?
The Doctor: I love biscuits!

  --  Demons of the Punjab [11.06]
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Ryan: Did you hear the noises in the valley in the night?
Prem:The violence is getting closer
Ryan: Who's doing this stuff?
Prem Ordinary people who've lived here all their lives, whipped into a frenzy to be part of a mob. There's nothing worse than when ordinary people lose their minds. We've lived together for decades, Hindu, Muslim and Sikh, and now we're being told that our differences are more important than what unites us. Like we learned nothing in the war. I don't know how we protect people when hatred's coming from all sides.

  --  Demons of the Punjab [11.06]
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Graham: Well all we can strive to be.. is good men. And you Prem, are a good man.

  --  Demons of the Punjab [11.06]
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Graham O'Brien: I am never, ever, getting spit from an ox ever again no matter how much you need it!
Ryan Sinclair: The ox took a bit of a shine to you.

  --  Demons of the Punjab [11.06]
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Nani Umbreen: I was the first woman married in Pakistan, and I was the first Muslim woman to work in a textile mill in South Yorkshire.

  --  Demons of the Punjab [11.06]
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The Doctor: Something I believe in my faith, love - in all its forms - is the most powerful weapon we have. Because love is a form of hope. And like hope, love abides.

  --  Demons of the Punjab [11.06]
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[The TARDIS is in the middle of traveling through space.]
The Doctor: Hold on!
Yasmin: We are holding on!
The Doctor: Well, hold on tighter!
Graham: Can you do something about this turbulence?
The Doctor: I'm avoiding something. Aargh; can't get the hang of these new systems!
Yasmin: What is it?
The Doctor: No. It's still coming for us. [She takes a closer look.] Oh. It's a teleport pulse!

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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[A Kerblam delivery robot materializes into the TARDIS, holding a package.]
Delivery Robot: Delivery for the Doctor.
The Doctor: Ha! It's the Kerblam Man!
Yasmin: It's the what?
The Doctor: The Kerblam Man!
Graham: You're just making sounds now!
[Delivery Robot hands the package to the Doctor.]
Delivery Robot: Delivery fulfilled. And remember, if you want it, Kerblam it!
Graham: Space postman. I've seen it all now!

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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Jarva Slade: How would you like a warning for insubordination?
The Doctor: I'd love one! I could add it to my collection.

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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Charlie: We can't let the systems take control!
The Doctor: The systems aren't the problem. How people use and exploit the system - that's the problem.  People like you!

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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The Doctor: Twirly, I need your help.
Twirly: Sleep mode: off. Hello again. Customers with your current medical symptoms browsed blood pressure medication.

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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The Doctor: I'm stupid. Really stupid. Can you believe how stupid I am?
Graham: Is that a rhetorical question?
The Doctor: I can't believe I didn't think of it sooner. There's too many things going on, too many variables. My brain is too crowded!
Judy Maddox: [softly, to Graham] What is she talking about?
Graham O'Brien: No idea, you get used to it, she normally explains in the end.

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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[Judy is watching the Doctor's scans]
Judy Maddox: Oh, two hearts!
The Doctor: Courtesy of the First Lady. Very good healthcare policy, I don't like to talk about it.

  --  Kerblam! [11.07]
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[A witch trial is taking place.]
Yaz: We've gotta do something, Doctor.
Graham: The Doc said don't interfere. You said don't interfere, right?
[The Doctor jumps into the river to try to save the woman being ducked.]
Ryan: So much for not interfering.

  --  The Witchfinders [11.08]
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Becka: As King James has written in his new Bible, "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live."
The Doctor: In the Old Testament. There's a twist in the sequel: "Love thy neighbour".

  --  The Witchfinders [11.08]
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The Doctor: [angrily to herself, as Becka and King James accuse her of being a witch] Honestly! If I was still a bloke, I could get on with the job and not have to waste time DEFENDING MYSELF!

  --  The Witchfinders [11.08]
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The Doctor: These are hard times for women! If we're not being drowned, we're being patronised to death!

  --  The Witchfinders [11.08]
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King James: What do you know of my mother?
The Doctor: You could have seen her before she died, but you didn't want to. Why?
King James: She left me. When I was not even one year old. What kind of mother does that? Why would I wish to see her?
The Doctor: Nobody will ever know why she left you, James. But you can't go hurting people just because you're scared to face up to the darkness inside you. You have to be better than that.
King James: Who are you? How do you know these things?
The Doctor: I know, because we're all the same. We want certainty. Security. To believe that people are evil or heroic. But that's not how people are. You want to know the secrets of existence? Start with the mysteries of the heart. I can show you everything if you stop being afraid of what you don't understand, if you trust me.

  --  The Witchfinders [11.08]
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Becka: Do you know why the ducking stool was invented, Doctor? To silence foolish women who talked too much.
The Doctor: Yeah, I did know that. Which is daft, cos talking's brilliant.

  --  The Witchfinders [11.08]
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Graham: Nice Fjord! That is a fjord innit? Got your bearings yet, doc?
The Doctor: [Tasting soil] Norway. Definitely Norway. One of the frilly bits at the top.

  --  It Takes You Away [11.09]
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Graham: D'you think it's safe?
The Doctor: I doubt it. It's a juddering dimensional portal in a mirror in a Norwegian bedroom.

  --  It Takes You Away [11.09]
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The Doctor: You want the whole universe. Someone who has seen it all, and that's me. I've lived longer, seen more, loved more, and lost more. I can share it all with you, anything you want to know about what you never had. Cause he's an idiot with a daughter who needs him. So let him go, and I will give you everything.

  --  It Takes You Away [11.09]
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The Doctor: I've told you about the Solitract, right?
Yaz: Literally never heard the word before.
The Doctor: Solitract. Sol-i-tract. It's a theory a myth, a... a bedtime story my gran used to tell me
Yaz: You had a grandmother?
The Doctor: I had seven, but granny five, my favourite, used to tell me about the Solitract.

  --  It Takes You Away [11.09]
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[the Doctor is trying and failing to sonic the mirror]
The Doctor: Oh, and I can't force it with the sonic like before because it's clever and it's adapting.
Yaz: What if you do something it hasn't dealt with before, like reverse the polarity or something?
The Doctor: Yaz, you speak my language!

  --  It Takes You Away [11.09]
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The Doctor: She's not your wife. She's furniture with a pulse.

  --  It Takes You Away [11.09]
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Graham: I need to be honest with you, because I am really grateful for everything you've done for me. Well, for us, you know. Everywhere we've been, all the adventures. Been amazing. But if that is the creature from Sheffield, I will kill it, if I can, for what it did to Grace.
The Doctor: Go back to the TARDIS, Graham.
Graham: Nah.
The Doctor: I won't let you do that.
Graham: You ain't gonna have a say in it.
The Doctor: You're better than this. You are. You have to be. If you kill him, I can't have you travel with me. That's if you even live.
Graham: I understand.
The Doctor: No, you don't. We're gonna rescue hostages. Anything that compromises them is dangerous. And if you kill him, you become the same as him.

  --  The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos [11.10]
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The Doctor: Tim Shaw. How long's it been?
Tzim-Sha: Three thousand four hundred and seven years.
The Doctor: I bet the seven really dragged. So, what happened to you?
[Tzim-Sha removes his mask, revealing that he's still got loads of teeth embedded in his face]
Tzim-Sha: You did. You corrupted my recall device, banishing me across the universe to this desolate rock for the rest of my existence, unable to leave without dying. This was my curse, for failure. Or so you thought. I arrived, on the verge of death, racked by the DNA bombs.
The Doctor: But you got more than you could possibly have wished for. The Ux.
Tzim-Sha: The Universe provides.

  --  The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos [11.10]
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The Doctor: None of us know for sure what's out there. That's why we keep looking. Keep your faith. Travel hopefully. The universe will surprise you, constantly.

  --  The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos [11.10]
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Graham O'Brien: Yippee ki-yay, robots.

  --  The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos [11.10]
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[Arriving at Graham's house, the Doctor leaves the TARDIS and steps on pieces of a broken chair.]
The Doctor: Whoops.
Graham: You've landed on my chair.
The Doctor: Sorry.
Graham: You broke my chair.
The Doctor: Well, if you will leave chairs around the place,...
Graham: This is my front room!

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Graham: Be gentle. He's been through a lot.
Aaron Sinclair: I know.
Graham: No. You have no idea.
Aaron: I just want... me and him to be a family again.
Graham: Family isn't just about DNA, Aaron. Or a name. It's about what you do. And you haven't done enough.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Aaron: What do you need me to say? Hmm? 'Cause I want to say it.
Ryan: Okay. You say "Ryan,... I'm sorry. I've messed up. I am never good enough. I've let you down. A lot. And I always made life hard for you. And if it meant that, over the years, you ever felt lonely, or abandoned, or didn't know where to turn, or who to talk to, or how to be, then I'm sorry. 'Cause...'cause you mustn't ever think that you didn't deserve my love."
Aaron: You didn't ever think that.
[Ryan scoffs.]
Aaron: Yeah. Why wouldn't you?.... Okay. Listen. Here's what you find out when you get older. There's things you done in your life... to others. The decisions you've made... maybe when... things were difficult... you get it wrong. But by the time you realize you got it wrong,... it's too late. You can't fix it because the damage is done. So you run. 'Cause you're too ashamed... to make it right. That's what I did.
Ryan: No. You hid when I needed ya. First Mum. Then Nan.
Aaron: I'm not hiding anymore.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Dalek: Earth is now under the control of the Daleks.
The Doctor: No. It's not. You couldn't even control one person.
Dalek: Humanity will surrender.
The Doctor: It really won't. Trust me. I've seen them in action. They fall off so many things, including the worst of their own people. They're really something. Have you not worked that out yet? Even the recon scout Dalek, the first ones out of Skaro. Humanity bands together, vanquishes you, and buries you for centuries.
Dalek: Yet I survived.
The Doctor: Yeah. You're good at that. But it won't be enough.
Dalek: This planet is annexed. The fleet will be summoned.
The Doctor: You don't have the ability. You don't have the strength.
Dalek: You are weak. Humanity is weak.
The Doctor: Except... I'm not human. Have a scan.
[The Dalek scans the Doctor and discovers she has two hearts.]
Dalek: [recoiling] Who are you? Identify
The Doctor: Oh, mate. I'm the Doctor. Ring any bells?

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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The Doctor: Come on then, you lot. Places to go.
Yaz: When you say "Places to go",... where're you thinking? Where to next?
The Doctor: I was thinking... Everywhere.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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The Doctor: It's shutting down the WiFi. The phone signals. Whoa! That Dalek just shut down the whole of Britain's Internet.
Graham O'Brien: What? On New Year's day? When everything is shut and everyone's hung over?
Ryan Sinclair: What a monster.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Lin,Dalek: [at the same time] You are my prisoner now. You are my puppet.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Graham O'Brien: Come on, Doctor! One squid versus seven billion humans and you. The odds have got to be in our favor, surely.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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The Doctor: I learned to think like a Dalek a long time ago.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Mum: Everything's gone off. No WiFi. No phone signal. It's all down.
Teen 1: Not even Netflix.
Mum: Nothing.
Teen 2: What do we do?
Mum: I suppose - we'll have to have a conversation?
Teen 1,Teen 2: [in unison] What?

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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The Doctor: [on the mobile] Get me Kate Stewart at UNIT! This is a code zero emergency!
Call Centre Polly: I don't know what that is, I'm afraid. Which organization did you say?
The Doctor: *UNIT* Unified Intelligence Taskforce. This is incredibly urgent. The fate of the entire planet is at stake.
Call Centre Polly: I'm checking for you... Oh, I'm so sorry. UNIT operations have been suspended, pending review.
The Doctor: What? No, it can't have been! UNIT is a fundamentally vital protection for planet Earth against alien invasion.
Call Centre Polly: Yes, but when did that last happen?
The Doctor: Now! Right now! What happened to it?
Call Centre Polly: I'm just checking... All UNIT operations were put on hold following financial disputes, and subsequent funding withdrawal by the UK's major international partners.
The Doctor: You're kidding.
Call Centre Polly: Other armed forces are available if you can answer a couple of questions, to help me best direct your call.
[the Doctor hangs up]

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Dalek: Humanity will surrender. Dalek invasion fleet will be summoned. Total conquest of Earth predicted in 9376 rels.
[Dalek fires propulsion jets and blasts through the warehouse roof]
The Doctor: [runs outside the warehouse to track the Dalek's course] Now I must remember. How long's a rel?

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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The Doctor: Here's my New Year's Resolution: I'm coming for you, Dalek!

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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Ryan Sinclair: [describing the Dalek] Short version -- alien psychopath in its own tank trying to bring loads more to Earth.

  --  Resolution [11.X]
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[MI6 chief "C" brings the Doctor and company to an unconscious agent in a hospital bed at MI6 HQ]
C: She was found unconscious on the floor of an aeroplane washroom on a flight to Tokyo. She'd made pre-arranged contact with an informant.
Yaz: Is she in a coma?
C: Apparently, it's a little more horrific than that. [hands the Doctor a tablet] Now, I'm told this is your expertise - dealing with the impossible.
The Doctor: You're right. It is impossible. Her DNA's been rewritten, every strand corrupted and reshaped. She's no longer human - just a shell with a human appearance.
Graham: Is she gonna live, Doc?
The Doctor: There's nothing of her to live. It's like she's been erased. This is beyond any human technology.
C: Ah... I was rather worried you were gonna say that. Doctor, the security of this entire planet is at stake. Can we rely on you?

  --  Spyfall, Part One [12.01]
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[Aboard Daniel Barton's private jet]
The Doctor: Never been good at sprinting?
O: I was the last one in every race at school.
The Doctor: No no no, I read your file. You were a champion sprinter.
O: [thinks for a moment... then smiles] Got me. Well done.
Graham: What's going on, Doc?
The Doctor: I don't know.
O: You'd best take a look out the window.
[They do so, seeing O's house flying next to them]
Graham: How is your house out there?
O: It's all a bit Wicked Witch of the West, but you get the gist. Maybe. Maybe not. Oh come on, Doctor, catch up. You can do it.
The Doctor: [shocked] Ohhh...
O: [laughs gleefully] That's my name, and that is why I chose it. So satisfying! Doctor, I did say, "Look for the spymaster". Or should I say, spy... Master? [gives a little wave] Hi.
The Doctor: [horrified] You can't be.
The Master: Oh, I can be. I very much am.

  --  Spyfall, Part One [12.01]
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The Doctor: I made iced tea. Possibly.

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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Ethan: Are you working?
Graham O'Brien: No, traveling.
Ethan: Anywhere nice?
Graham O'Brien: Sometimes.

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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The Doctor: Let's take a look outside.
Graham O'Brien: Looking outside was actually quite low on my list... but when does she ever listen to me?

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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The Doctor: Everything go all right? Apart from being kidnapped?

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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The Doctor: The name's Doctor. *The* Doctor.

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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O: Everything that you think you know... is a lie.

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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O: Cockpit bomb. Short fuse. I can relate to that.

  --  Spyfall: Part One [12.01]
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The Master: When I arrange for your death, I expect you to stay dead. How did you escape? How did you end up here?
The Doctor: [realizing] Ah... you don't know. You're not in control of those creatures. I bet you don't even know what they are.
The Master: They're called the Kasaavin, and we have interests in common.
The Doctor: You, Barton, and a race you barely know. That's one uneasy alliance. Trust each other, do ya?
The Master: Oh, completely. By the way, I bring news from home.
Ada: Down, Doctor! [uses the steam machine gun to fire at the Master]
Inventor: This is not designed for use by a young lady!
Ada: Nothing is! And yet, I find myself more than capable! [fires off several more shots, hitting the Master in the arm] All of you, out!
The Doctor: Ada, I really do not approve!
The Master: Run all you like, Doctor! You won't get far without a TARDIS!
The Doctor: Don't have a TARDIS. [Ada pulls the pin on a grenade and hurls it at the Master, forcing him to dodge] Do have an Ada.

  --  Spyfall, Part Two [12.02]
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[The Doctor returns to Gallifrey, only to find it burning; as she sits in despair in her TARDIS, she receives a message...]
The Master: If you're seeing this, you've been to Gallifrey. When I said "someone" did that, obviously I meant... I did. I had to make them pay for what I discovered. They lied to us. The founding fathers of Gallifrey... everything we were told was a lie. We're not who we think. You or I, the whole existence of our species, built on the lie of the Timeless Child.
[The Doctor winces in pain as she experiences strange flashbacks]
The Master: Do you see it? It's buried deep in all our memories, in our identity. [sighs] I'd tell you more, but... [bitterly] But why would I make it easy for you? It wasn't for me.

  --  Spyfall, Part Two [12.02]
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The Doctor: But the Master tracked me down, and now he wants me dead, whereas I am a big fan of being alive.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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The Doctor: I know you think I'm mad, but give me five minutes and you'll think I'm the sanest person alive. Okay, that was an overstatement.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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Daniel Barton: Today, I'm here to say thank you to those of you all round the world who've made our achievements possible, to everyone who, over the years, has given us everything. We gave you pieces of plastic and circuitry and games and you handed us, me, my company, total access to your lives, what you buy, where you go, who you text, what you text, every thought and photo and post, every credit-card number, every birthday, every memorable place and all your mothers' maiden names. So thank you for carrying our cameras in your pockets and putting our microphones in your bedrooms, for signing up your kids, handing them our devices. We told you, "Of course your lives are private, of course your data's safe. And you believed us. You kept clicking Agree. And now we can do anything. I can send a text to every device on this planet.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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The Doctor: What are you? Pathways? Signals? Synapses? I could be inside something. Oh, I hope it's not a liver. I hate being inside livers. People always get so offended. "What are you doing in my liver again?"

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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Graham O'Brien: Ryan's right. We carry on doing what the Doc would want us to do.
Ryan Sinclair: I'm sorry, did you just say, "Ryan's right"?
Graham O'Brien: Yes, I did! Enjoy the moment, son. You won't hear it often.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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The Doctor: These are the dark times. But they don't sustain. Darkness never sustains even though sometimes it feels like it might.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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The Doctor: Where there's risk, there's hope.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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Ryan Sinclair: Your boss thinks we're stupid. She made the call knowing that you'd come for us. And now we're taking your phones and we're going to raid your GPS. How's that for smart?
Yasmin Khan: Ryan! Don't tell them the plan!
Ryan Sinclair: Oh, yeah. Sorry, I got a bit carried away.

  --  Spyfall: Part Two [12.02]
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The Doctor: Fighting with the vending machine?
Ryan: No, it just gave me an electric shock.
[The Doctor checks his palm. There's something moving under the skin]
The Doctor: That's not a shock. It's a hopper virus. This machine's sick and it just passed its virus onto you.
Ryan: How did I get a virus the same as a vending machine? I'm not a machine.
The Doctor: Hoppers are multi-platform. They'll go for anything. Don't pick at it!
[The hopper heads up Ryan's arm]
Ryan: Oh, did it just go through me?
The Doctor: It's moving deeper inside you to mutate into your nervous system.
Ryan: What?
The Doctor: Important not to panic. Humans always have the same reaction to a hopper virus. First you get the wiggly fingers, which is a warning the legs are about to go. [Catches Ryan as he falls] Luckily, this is where my hopper first-aid training kicks in. Need to get rid of these. [Opens the packet of snacks and empties its contents on the floor] Then pinch your ear! [Does so]
Ryan: Ow!
The Doctor: Then you're going to sneeze!
Ryan: [Sneezes]
[The Doctor catches the hopper in the packet]
The Doctor: Yes. Now suck your thumb until the hallucinations stop. And remember, they're not real bats. [Helps Ryan to his feet]
[Ryan begins flailing at the invisible bats]
The Doctor: He's fine. He's fine.
Ryan: Make the bats go away!

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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Vilma: (last words) Hey! Over here! Which one of you hurt my Benni!?

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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The Doctor: Look, I know what you're thinking, but it's one possible future. It's one timeline. You want me to tell you that Earth's going to be okay? Cos I can't. In your time, humanity is busy arguing over the washing-up while the house burns down. Unless people face facts and change, catastrophe is coming. But it's not decided. You know that. The future is not fixed. It depends on billions of decisions, and actions, and people stepping up. Humans. I think you forget how powerful you are. Lives change worlds. People can save planets, or wreck them. That's the choice. Be the best of humanity. Or...
[Be the dregs of humanity...]

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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Kane: You can't build an ionic membrane from scratch.
The Doctor: If I had crayons and half a can of Spam, I could build YOU from scratch.

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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The Doctor: Don't want to talk to me? Fine. I don't need a second person for a conversation. A lot of the time they just get in the way.

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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Bella: You've got a plan, right?
The Doctor: Oh, it's brewing. At least three-eighths of a plan right here. Two-eighths. I'll be honest, all I've got is the letter P, but sometimes that's all I need.

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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The Doctor: I'll investigate. It's probably nothing. Usually nothing. I say "usually".

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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The Doctor: In societies that let this happen, there's nearly always a ruling elite that gets to evacuate, and then signs off all responsibility for whatever they've left behind.
Yasmin Khan: That's messed up.
The Doctor: Happens more than you think.

  --  Orphan 55 [12.03]
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The Doctor: [bursting in on two people hiding behind crates] Oh. Hi. I don't suppose you've seen anything weird around here? [is shot at] Agh! I'll take that as a yes. Mind if I join you?

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Ryan: I was at home- you know, normal life, work- then, boom- the Doctor. Changed me whole life.
Dorothy: I was the same, before I met Mr. Tesla. I wanted my own career, something steady. Then he showed me all these discoveries that could be made. But it seemed like impossible things that could be made. And now, something normal, steady...
Ryan: Doesn't seem so important?

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Nikola Tesla: You must all go, let them take me.
The Doctor: That's not going to happen.
Tesla: I have to surrender myself. There's nothing else to be done. This is beyond me.
The Doctor: No.
Tesla: No?
The Doctor: Nikola Tesla, you're gonna change the world. But first, you're gonna save it.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Dorothy: Was that more or less impossible than your usual day?
Ryan: Yeah, about average. You?
Dorothy: Slightly stranger. Normal would be boring, wouldn't it?

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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The Doctor: Don't give up.
Yaz: Whatever anyone says.
Tesla: Well, let them talk. The present is theirs. I work for the future. And the future is mine.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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The Doctor: I gave you your chance.
Queen Skithra: A chance to be like you?
The Doctor: A chance to evolve. But you were too stupid to take it. When you die, there'll be nothing left behind. Just a trail of blood and other people's brilliance. No-one will even know you existed.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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The Doctor: If I'd known we were gonna get a royal visit I'd have put the kettle on.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Queen Skithra: Have you ever seen a dead planet?
The Doctor: I've seen more than you can possibly imagine.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Nikola Tesla: Who are you?
The Doctor: Someone with a fast way out of here!

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Nikola Tesla: You're an inventor!
The Doctor: I have my moments.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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The Doctor: Hi! I don't suppose you've seen anything weird around here?

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Graham O'Brien: Don't worry. This ain't our first rodeo.
Ryan Sinclair: We've never been to a rodeo.
Graham O'Brien: You're not helping, Ryan.

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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Graham O'Brien: Hey! AC-DC! You two might be the greatest minds of the age, but is there a chance you might stop squabbling while we try to save the planet?

  --  Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror [12.04]
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[The Doctor at the TARDIS controls, looking serious. Her companions watch from the steps nearby.]
Ryan: She's doing it again. Spending hours at the controls looking for something. Thinks we haven't noticed.
Graham: I'll ask her. [Calls out louder] Hey, Doc, what you looking for?
The Doctor: [looks up surprised] How long have you been there?
Yaz: Twenty minutes.
The Doctor: You haven't.
Ryan: What you looking for?
The Doctor: Not looking for anything.
Yaz: Don't lie to us.
The Doctor: [After a pause] The Master
Graham: Why would you do that?
Yaz: The Kasaavin took him.
The Doctor: Yes. They transported him to their dimension and I can't get there in the TARDIS, but I thought... if he escaped I could track him. There's no sign.
Ryan: I thought he'd be that last person you'd wanna see.
The Doctor: He left a message for me.
Graham: Saying what?
The Doctor: It's personal.
Yaz: Is that where you go? When you leave us to explore and you say you'll be back in an hour but you never are? Are you out looking for him? Where do you go?
The Doctor: Home. On my own.
Yaz: Why? Why not with us?
The Doctor: Cuz you ask too many questions!

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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[The Doctor has just found a buried TARDIS]
Ruth: You're probably a bit confused right now. I broke the glass. It's all come back to me.
The Doctor: This. What is this?
Ruth: That's my ship.
The Doctor: What?
Ruth: Let me take it from the top. Hello, I'm The Doctor. I'm a traveler in space and time, and that thing buried down there is called a TARDIS... You're gonna love this.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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The Doctor: Stop... Who are you, really? Truly?
Ruth: I told you, love, I'm the Doctor.
The Doctor: You can't be.
Ruth: Yeah? And why's that?
The Doctor: Because I'm The Doctor.
Ruth: You have got to be kidding me! Really?
The Doctor: Yes, really!

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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[After The Doctor reveals that both she and Ruth are The Doctor to Gat.]
Ruth: Is there even a word for how dumb you are?
The Doctor: "Doctor"?

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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[Learning that Gat is from Gallifrey]
The Doctor: Both of you can only be my past. But that's impossible because I know my own past- I lived through it. All of it.
Ruth: You're wrong.
The Doctor: I'm not wrong! I've seen Gallifrey destroyed. Twice. First by war, second by a lunatic who I'm still trying to find. In my time, Gallifrey doesn't exist. It's gone! Forever. And if you don't know that, you're in my past. So you are only serving for the glory of ash and bone.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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The Doctor: Look at you and your platoon of Judoon near the... that lagoon.
Yasmin Khan: More of a canal.
Ryan Sinclair: Yeah.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Captain Jack Harkness: [seeing the Doctor's companions] Seriously? Three of you? I had a dream about this once.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Graham O'Brien: What's happening out there?
Captain Jack Harkness: I guess they want their ship back.
Graham O'Brien: What, this ain't your ship?
Captain Jack Harkness: Do you think I'd choose this look? It doesn't even have a bar!

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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The Doctor: They're preparing to beam down there. A platoon of Judoon. Near the moon. They can't do that.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Captain Jack Harkness: [to Ryan] Just tell her this. I'm gonna see her again. Maybe not soon. But when she needs me, I'll be there. In the meantime, tell her beware the lone Cyberman.
[the Doctor's friends look puzzled]
Captain Jack Harkness: You don't know what a Cyberman is yet, do you?
Ryan Sinclair: No. What are they?
Captain Jack Harkness: An empire of evil. In ruins right now. Brought down to... to nothing. Finally. But that could all change if she doesn't listen to this message. To defeat them the alliance sent this thing back through time, across space.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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The Doctor: Doesn't time fly when you don't have all the answers?

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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The Doctor: Pay attention, 'cause every word I'm about to say is true.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Ruth Clayton: Well done. You're only five minutes behind someone who just had their memory fully restored. Five points!
The Doctor: Don't do points, I do points. Points are my thing.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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All Ears Allan: They don't call me All Ears Allan for nothin'.
Ruth Clayton: It's not a nickname if you give it to yourself, is it?

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Captain Jack Harkness: Tell the Doctor... the lone Cyberman... don't give it what it wants. At all costs!

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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The Doctor: You know what they say, one person's arbitration is another person's interference. Very blurry line.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Yasmin Khan: What are they, these Cybermen?
The Doctor: They're one of the most dangerous species I've ever encountered, up there with the Daleks.
Ryan Sinclair: Oh, I can't wait to meet then, then.
Graham O'Brien: And they're in our future?
The Doctor: They're always somewhere. Waiting.

  --  Fugitive of the Judoon [12.05]
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Suki Cheng: We call the infection Praxeus. Trust me: it's smart, it's relentless... and it knows you're onto it.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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Doctor: Planet Earth. Seven billion lives. Separate and connected, from the edge of the atmosphere to the depths of the ocean.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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The Doctor: Come on, brains. Move it along!

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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Gabriela Camera: You work out?
Ryan Sinclair: I do a lot of running.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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Gabriela Camera: What's the worst place we could end up?
Yasmin Khan: Long list. You don't want to know.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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The Doctor: Ryan Sinclair picked up a dead bird in Peru and might just have saved the world.
Ryan Sinclair: Well, I am here for you guys, you know.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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The Doctor: Why is it always the big lads that need rescuing?

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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Graham O'Brien: Excuse me. I'm not full of plastic.
Ryan Sinclair: Full of something.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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The Doctor: So, with the understanding that was pretty alarming, don't be overly alarmed.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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Suki Cheng: You take a lot in very fast.
The Doctor: Yes, I do. It's one of my skills.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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The Doctor: That's why you smell of dead bird! I thought you'd changed your shower gel.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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The Doctor: Yes, I can save him just if I rematerialize around him in a millisecond before the ship breaks up.
Graham O'Brien: Nice work, Doc.
The Doctor: What can I say? I'm a romantic.

  --  Praxeus [12.06]
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Doctor: Okay, not the exact right time. 77 minutes out. Late.
Yaz: What!?

  --  Can you Hear Me? [12.07]
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Rakaya: Two creatures from another realm descended onto a universe, where they were worshipped as gods. They saw two planets and laid a wager. Which of them could bring a planet to destruction first? The gods set to their game, sowing chaos through the populations. Wars began, between species, then between the planets themselves. The gods delighted in the carnage. It passed the time. But slowly, the inhabitants of the world grew wise, realised what these creatures had done to them. They unified and fought back against their so-called gods. They set their own planets into a collision course and at the heart of the collision, they laid a prison. They trapped one creature between the planets for eternity. The other fled, vowing to return to release his eternal partner.

  --  Can you Hear Me? [12.07]
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Doctor: (after Rakaya and Zellin are defeated) Gods back in their box!

  --  Can you Hear Me? [12.07]
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The Doctor: Do you have any idea where those planets might be?
Graham O'Brien: You get me an A to Z of the universe, and I'll be able to stick my finger straight... Um, no. I've got no idea.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Yasmin Khan: We've come a long way from home.
Tahira: That's impossible. Nobody can travel across the stars.
Yasmin Khan: Unless you're the Doctor. She's basically the definition of impossible.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Tahira: Who are you? I've never seen you here before, Doctor.
The Doctor: Oh, my brief is quite wide-ranging.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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The Doctor: I've explained about the TARDIS and the fact that you're from 700 years in the future.
Tahira: I'm really not ready for today.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Tibo: Ryan, where am I?
Ryan Sinclair: Alright, mate, try not to freak out, yeah? But you're on a floating space platform in a gravitational pull between two colliding planets halfway across the universe 'cause of the guy who was stealing your nightmares through creepy detachable fingers.
Tibo: Prank?
Ryan Sinclair: No.
Tibo: Take me through that again.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Anita Patel: Terrible thing about being older is you have all this experience and nobody ever wants to hear it.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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The Doctor: What did the telepathic circuits lock onto?
Ryan Sinclair: [to Graham] If they were hooked into your mind, no wonder we're somewhere dark and weird.
Graham O'Brien: Oi!

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Zellin: You know the best part of humanity? The thing that truly sets them apart? The cruelty of their own minds directed towards themselves. The doubt. The fear. The endless voices telling themselves they're incapable and unworthy. Hmm! Such an exquisite animal. Built-in pain. And the repositories of that pain? The nightmares.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Zellin: I presume that's your doing, Doctor. Always interfering. I've watched you blunder into this.
The Doctor: "Blundering" top of my CV, alongside "Plays well with others" and "Excellent tap-dancer in a crisis".

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Ryan Sinclair: What you gonna do?
The Doctor: Me? Oh, you know. Very busy. Busy, busy. I've got maintenance. Correspondence. Correspondence about maintenance.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Sonya Khan: People are really annoying and they hate being told that. I'm just not cut out for customer services.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Graham O'Brien: Are you sure it's safe?
The Doctor: You trust me, don't you?
Graham O'Brien: Have I got to answer that?
The Doctor: Oi!
Graham O'Brien: Is it gonna hurt?
The Doctor: No. Probably not. Maybe. Yeah. Ready?
Graham O'Brien: No!

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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The Doctor: Zellin's a mythical name, way beyond this universe. Zellin was thought to be a god.
Zellin: I blush.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Zellin: And I do like this form. It's so small. To exist within molecules and atoms is fascinating. I can shape them, regrow, mould my form, to provoke fear from humans as I extract nightmares from the scared and vulnerable. Now, that--is a good game.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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The Doctor: So, how do you defeat two rampaging immortals? Answer you don't. Those two planets, they've spent a millennia trying to work out how to do it.
Graham O'Brien: Well, I think the motivational speech needs a bit of work, Doc, if you don't mind. Also, a plan, by the way.
The Doctor: I've got plans crashing through my brain all the time. You want a plan? Come to me. Identifying which plan's gonna work, that's the tricky bit.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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The Doctor: I should say a reassuring thing now, shouldn't I?
Graham O'Brien: Yeah, probably.
The Doctor: I'm still quite socially awkward. So, I'm just gonna subtly walk towards the console and look at something. And then in a minute I'll think of something that I should've said that might have been helpful.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Ryan Sinclair: Look at me. I'm not laughing. Mate, I've seen some weird things while I've been away. Things you wouldn't believe were possible.

  --  Can You Hear Me? [12.07]
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Yaz: Doctor? What are you doing? Where are going?
Mary Shelley: You're not leaving us!?
The Doctor: I have to find out what he's looking for. Alone.
Yaz: You need back up! All of us against one!
The Doctor: One Cyberman but then thousands. Humans like all of you changed into empty, soulless shells. No feeling, no control, no way back. I will not  lose anyone else to that!

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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The Last Cyberman: You appear courageous but your vital signs betray a heightened state of anxiety.
The Doctor: Or as I like to call it, Tuesday.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Ryan: Shelley's only one life against all those others.
The Doctor: But is he, Ryan? His thoughts, his words, inspire and influence thousands for centuries. If he dies now, who knows what damage that will have on future history? Words matter! One death, one ripple, and history will change in a blink. The future will not be the world you know. The world you came from, the world you were created in, won't exist, so neither will you. It's not just his life at stake, it's yours. You want to sacrifice yourself for this? You want me to sacrifice you? You want to call it? Do it now. All of you. [None of the companions respond] Yeah. Cos sometimes this team structure isn't flat. It's mountainous, with me at the summit in the stratosphere. Alone. Left to choose. Save the poet, save the universe. Watch people burn now or tomorrow. Sometimes, even I can't win.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Graham: You saved Shelley, but what does that mean for the future?
The Doctor: It means I put it in the gravest danger.
Ryan: Please, tell me that was part of the plan.
The Doctor: Yes. A last-minute, imperfect, all-I've-got plan. Saving Shelley was step one.
Yaz: What's step two?
The Doctor: Fix the mess I created in step one.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Byron: (reading his poem "Darkness") The world was void, the populous and the powerful was a lump, seasonless, herbless, treeless, manless, lifeless - a lump of death - a chaos of hard clay. Ships sailorless lay rotting on the sea, and their masts fell down piecemeal: as they dropp'd they slept on the abyss without a surge - the waves were dead; the tides were in their grave, The moon, their mistress, had expir'd before; the winds were wither'd in the stagnant air, and the clouds perish'd; darkness had no need of aid from them - she was the Universe

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Ryan Sinclair: Oh, it touched me! Ghost. Ghost, it definitely touched me.
Yasmin Khan: Uh... Ryan. That was my elbow.
Ryan Sinclair: I knew that. I totally knew that.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Lord Byron: May I just say you are quite lovely in a crisis?
The Doctor: No, you may not.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Graham O'Brien: And... so's Polidori. I lost him.
The Doctor: You had one job.
Graham O'Brien: Yeah, made more challenging by his ability to walk through walls.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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The Doctor,Yasmin Khan,The Doctor: I have to find out what he's looking for. Alone. You need backup. All of us against one. One Cyberman, but then thousands. Humans like all of you changed into empty, soulless shells. No feeling, no control, no way back. I will not lose anyone else to that. Do not follow me.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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The Doctor: What you said before.
Lord Byron: About being lovely?
The Doctor: Back a bit!
Lord Byron: Uh... demon?

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Graham O'Brien: Oh, come on, Doc, this is where you jump in with a rational explanation. I mean, ghosts don't exist, right?
The Doctor: Unless they do.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Claire Clairmont: Mrs. Doctor?
The Doctor: Claire, just Doctor is fine.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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The Doctor: Is anyone else trapped?
Graham O'Brien: Yes, and I think I'm seeing dead people.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Ashad: Are you the guardian?
Fletcher: No, sir! I am the valet.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Claire Clairmont: This enigmatic person of yours, would you trade them for reliable and dull?
Yasmin Khan: My person's a bit different.

  --  The Haunting of Villa Diodati [12.08]
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Ashad: You show courage. But you are a liar. So few of you now. Should I let you live? You could tell the tale. Speak of their deaths. Of my power. To every other species.Spread my message. Tell them: be afraid. All humanity has been erased. All life will fall. And the Cybermen will rise again.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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Ashad: We know where you are. We will find you.
The Doctor: Yeah, yeah. Have you not asked that great slab of Cyber AI you absorbed, about me? I'm the Doctor. Consult the Cyberium, mate. I have stopped you lot so many times before. And I'll do it again. Time after time after time.
Ashad: No. The Cyberium does know you. Both you, and humanity, will be destroyed. And I shall bring the Cyber race to its greatest ever glory.
The Doctor: Quite a grudge you have against humanity. Especially considering you used to be one.
Ashad: When the glorious Cyber Empire arrived, I was a willing recruit. But as I took my rightful place, as I began my blessed ascension I was denied. At first I cursed myself. Hid in the shadows, ashamed. But now, I understand. I was not discarded.I was chosen. To revive the glory of the Cyber race.
The Doctor: There's no glory in being a Cyberman. And there's definitely no glory in you.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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The Master: Good entrance, am I right? Be afraid, Doctor. Because everything is about to change. Forever.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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Graham O'Brien: This 'cause you're alive and breathing, 'cause of us.
Ravio: Are you gonna keep going on about that?
Graham O'Brien: Yes. Every hour on the hour.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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Graham O'Brien: We're still alive.
Yedlarmi: Give it time.
Graham O'Brien: I wish you was a bit more glass half full, Sunshine.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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Graham O'Brien: Level 139. It's always been my favorite level.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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Ravio: We're carrying a Cyberman... that makes other Cybermen scream.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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The Doctor: This planet, this time period. We're in the very far future. The immediate aftermath of the Cyberwars. The Cybermen have hunted down and wiped out the majority of the human race. Sorry. There was never a good time to break that news to you. If it's any consolation,, it almost wiped out the Cybermen, too.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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Ashad: But that which is dead can live again... in the hands of a believer.

  --  Ascension of the Cybermen [12.09]
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The Master: There's loads of robots. Throw a stick in this universe, you'll hit a robot.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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Ko Sharmus: As my first commanding officer used to say--Be brave, be swift. Most of all, be lucky.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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Ko Sharmus: Gird your loins, gentleman.
Ryan Sinclair: Uh, I don't-I don't know how to do that.
Ethan: Me neither.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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The Doctor: No humans on Gallifrey.
Ko Sharmus: If it helps, we have explosives.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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The Master: I do believe you're appealing to my better nature. And we both know I don't have one.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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Ko Sharmus: You can be a pacifist tomorrow. Today, you have to survive.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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The Doctor: Proud of yourself?
The Master: Definitely?
The Doctor: All this death. Finally made you happy?
The Master: Ecstatic.
The Doctor: And has it calmed all the rage?

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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The Master: I promise I'll roll out the red carpet. It's red because it's drenched in the blood of people.

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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Ryan Sinclair: You come for humans, you come for me! Ryan Sinclair!

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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(Inside the Matrix)
The Doctor: What happened to the Child!?
The Master: Oh Doctor, really? Haven't you worked this out yet? The child is you. You are the Timeless Child.
The Doctor: No. No, I'm not.
The Master: You always have been.
The Doctor: Can't be...

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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Ruth!Doctor: Get out of here. I know the Matrix has blown your mind... maybe you could return the compliment. (vanishes)
The Doctor: No, wait. Are you still there? Of course she's still there. If you were me, you're buried within me, buried within... Too many thoughts. All right, first things first, what did she say? Mind blown. Yes! Of course! All this history, all these lies, it's too much stimulus. It might work. I've fought the Matrix before, denied its reality, I can do it again. Maybe. Well, you know what they say, Doctor, nothing ventured, nothing blown. Oh! I'm talking to myself again. That's a good sign. Thanks, Doctor. Still here. No, shut up, I need to concentrate. Er... All right. Have a blast of this, Matrix.
(Fast sequences of images: The Master, Ashad and his Cyberguards, herself absorbing the Cyberium and Team TARDIS, Rakaya, Gat, the Fugitive Doctor and Captain Jack Harkness, herself running from Praxeus infected birds, Nikola Tesla and the Queen of the Skithra, a Dreg, the TARDIS beside the ruined Capitol, a Kasaavin, the reconnaissance scout Dalek, the Ux, the Solitract as Grace O'Brien and Team TARDIS in the fjord, a Morax and herself chained down, Umbreen and Prem's wedding, a Kerb!am Man, the Pting, giant spider's webs, Rosa Parks, the TARDIS and remnants on Desolation, Tzim-Sha, herself choosing an outfit, Davros, Rose Tyler, the Sycorax Leader, Donna Noble, a Slitheen, Amy Pond, the Abzorbaloff, River Song, a scarecrow, Wilfred Mott, Clara Oswald, General Staal, Bill Potts, an Ood, Martha Jones, Mickey Smith, the Empress of the Racnoss, Rory Williams, Jatt of the Sisters of Plenitude, Sarah Jane Smith, the Twelfth, Eleventh, Tenth, Ninth, War, Eighth, Seventh, Sixth, Fifth, Fourth, Third, Second and First Doctors, a Sea Devil, the Master, Sil, Missy, Sharaz Jek, an Auton, the Master, a Voc robot, the Master, Sutekh, an Ogron, the Master, the Master, Scaroth, the Timeless Child's incarnations, the Morbius Doctors, Brendan and the Fugitive Doctor, and the Matrix explodes.)

  --  The Timeless Children [12.10]
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Captain Jack Harkness: Being with the Doctor, you don't get to choose when it stops... whether you leave her or... she leaves you.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Captain Jack Harkness: Hey, silver fox.
Graham O'Brien: Hello.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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The Doctor: And three very special people I've missed.
Captain Jack Harkness: One of them was me, right?
The Doctor: You never change.
Captain Jack Harkness: Wish I could say the same.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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The Doctor: All that time in a cell, wondering who I am. I'm the Doctor. I'm the one who stops the Daleks.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Graham O'Brien: So you've had dealings with Daleks as well, then?
Captain Jack Harkness: Yeah, they killed me once, long time ago. No big deal.
Ryan Sinclair: You look pretty healthy for a corpse.
Captain Jack Harkness: I know, right?

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Captain Jack Harkness: How many people in the universe get to meet the Doctor, let alone travel with her? We're the lucky ones, Yaz. Enjoy the journey while you're on it. Because the joy is worth the pain.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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The Doctor: Jack, how do you feel about boarding an SAS Dalek ship?
Captain Jack Harkness: Can I blow it up?
The Doctor: Yes, please.
Captain Jack Harkness: My kind of plan. I have Dalek issues.
Ryan Sinclair: No kidding.
Captain Jack Harkness: You never forget your first death.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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The Doctor: You can't eat the cage. Believe me, I've tried.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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The Doctor: To billions of people, "Dalek" means hate. Daleks are creatures of hate and aggression. Daleks are insidious, relentless, and clever. And like hate, they will spread if they're not stopped. Never underestimate a Dalek.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Dalek: Identity!
Captain Jack Harkness: I'm Captain Jack Harkness, and I'm immortal.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Captain Jack Harkness: You're going to take the moral high ground with me when I'm breaking you out of prison?

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Yasmin Khan: Thanks.
Captain Jack Harkness: "Thanks". That's it?
Yasmin Khan: Are you feeling insecure? Because you seem to need a lot of praise.
Captain Jack Harkness: Do I?

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Dalek: You will not escape us, Doctor.
The Doctor: Yes, I will. Every time.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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The Doctor: Have you got work done?
Captain Jack Harkness: You can talk.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Yasmin Khan: It felt cruel... To be shown something I couldn't have any more. I felt like.. em.. I'd rather not have known. I'd rather not have met her, cause having met her and then being without, that's worse. How to deal with that?

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Jack Robertson: [finds out that Daleks have taken over a factory and eaten the human workers] This is a PR disaster.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Ryan Sinclair: I like that whole "Whatever you're doing, we're going to stop you" vibe. Very Doctor-y.
Yasmin Khan: Didn't work when I do it.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Jack Robertson: We live in uncertain times. Do you want to win? Embrace the uncertainty. Live in the worry.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Jo Patterson: I want to expedite our project.
Jack Robertson: Six of the sweetest words in the English language.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Yasmin Khan: Are they all like you there?
Captain Jack Harkness: No. I'm pretty special.

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Jack Robertson: This is a terrible rescue!

  --  Revolution of the Daleks [12.11]
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Yasmin Khan: What's the matter with Sheffield?
Dan Lewis: Too near Leeds.
Yasmin Khan: Pro tip, Dan Lewis; don't diss the designated rescuer.

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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The Doctor: I can't help feeling that some of this is my fault.
Yasmin Khan: Some? All of this is your fault!

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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Yasmin Khan: Assuming nothing goes wrong.
Dan Lewis: Why? Do things often go wrong?

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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The Doctor: Synchronize watches. Forget that: I'm not wearing a watch.

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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Yasmin Khan: I thought we were friends.
The Doctor: We are friends!
Yasmin Khan: Then why won't you let me in? What's going on with you?
The Doctor: Nothing is going on with me.
Yasmin Khan: Don't lie!

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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The Doctor: The end of the universe. I always wondered what it would feel like.

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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The Doctor: This is impossible. The end of the universe is chasing us.

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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Swarm: Trick or treat, Doctor.

  --  Flux: Chapter One - The Halloween Apocalypse [13.01]
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Svild: May death rain down on you both.
The Doctor: Well, it's nice to meet you, too.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Dan Lewis: Is that Mary Seacole? Hello Mary!
Mary Seacole: Hello dear. I don't understand any of this.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Mary Seacole: Rice pudding and hard liquor build morale. They also pay for medicines.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Karvanista: You look ridiculous.
Dan Lewis: Says the bloke with the floppy ears.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Skaak: You speak for no one, Doctor. Not even your pitiful self!

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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The Doctor: Yaz, stay calm, I will find you.
Yasmin Khan: Promise?
The Doctor: I promise.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Mary Seacole: If we all of us waited to be sent for, we would none of us find our purpose, would we? I paid for my own passage, and I had this place built from what I could find.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Mary Seacole: Where are we going?
The Doctor: Half a league onwards.

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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The Doctor: Hit the road, Skaak

  --  Flux: Chapter Two - War of the Sontarans [13.02]
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Dan Lewis: It's life, innit? Nobody gets by without some bruises.

  --  Flux: Chapter Three - Once, Upon Time [13.03]
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The Doctor: What do you want?
Swarm: To reign in hell.

  --  Flux: Chapter Three - Once, Upon Time [13.03]
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The Doctor: Lost causes are my specialty.

  --  Flux: Chapter Three - Once, Upon Time [13.03]
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Yasmin Khan: Doctor, it's OK...
The Doctor: It's not OK! Not for me! You don't understand anything.
Yasmin Khan: ...alright.

  --  Flux: Chapter Three - Once, Upon Time [13.03]
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Cybermen: What is your mission?
Bel: I'm one person out in a broken universe. My mission doesn't impinge on you.
Cybermen: I must record.
Bel: Fine. Just put... love.
Cybermen: Incorrect.
Bel: What?
Cybermen: Love is not a mission. Love is an emotion. Emotions are not missions.
Bel: And that's why you're dead on the floor, and I put you there.
[Bel shoots Cyberman]
Bel: Love is the only mission. Idiot.

  --  Flux: Chapter Three - Once, Upon Time [13.03]
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Professor Jericho: How did you get in here?
The Doctor: Your door was open.
Professor Jericho: It most certainly was not.
The Doctor: Well, it was once I opened it. But let's not get bogged down in the order of things.

  --  Flux: Chapter Four - Village of the Angels [13.04]
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The Doctor: Professor, I am many things but I am not ridiculous.

  --  Flux: Chapter Four - Village of the Angels [13.04]
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Professor Jericho: I have never surrendered, and I have no intention of starting now.

  --  Flux: Chapter Four - Village of the Angels [13.04]
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The Doctor: Yeah, well, I'm pretty good at stopping the unstoppable.

  --  Flux: Chapter Four - Village of the Angels [13.04]
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The Doctor: [via pre-recorded hologram] I'm probably worried for you if you're hearing this... And I'm sure I miss you.
Yasmin Khan: I miss you too.
The Doctor: I know you do... I hope you said 'I miss you too' or else that bit's weird.

  --  Flux: Chapter Five - Survivors of the Flux [13.05]
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Awsok: You won't be told, will you?
The Doctor: It's a defining trait.

  --  Flux: Chapter Five - Survivors of the Flux [13.05]
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The Doctor: My friends are never lost.

  --  Flux: Chapter Five - Survivors of the Flux [13.05]
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Bel: That huge monolith doesn't look foreboding at all.

  --  Flux: Chapter Five - Survivors of the Flux [13.05]
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The Doctor: 'Cause you, me, and the end of the universe--it's personal now.

  --  Flux: Chapter Five - Survivors of the Flux [13.05]
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The Doctor: It's never too late. I'm very good at pulling rabbits from hats.

  --  Flux: Chapter Five - Survivors of the Flux [13.05]
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Professor Eustacius Jericho: I, sir, am Eustacius Jericho, scourge of scoundrels. I wish I had written that autobiography. What a good title.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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Professor Eustacius Jericho: What an awfully big adventure.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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The Grand Serpent: Surrender to death.
The Doctor: I'd rather not.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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Karvanista: I will kill every last Sontaran!
Sontaran Commander Stenck: I look forward to the combat.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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Yasmin Khan: [to the Doctor] Can you not say things like we're supposed to know what they are?

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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The Doctor: Need a lift anywhere?
Dan Lewis: Why? Where are you going?
The Doctor: No idea. Wanna come?

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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The Doctor: Am I right? 'Cause you look really cross.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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Diane: I figured systems have a purpose, and if it's buried it's to prevent interference. So I interfered.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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The Doctor: I approach everything with caution. Or abandon. One of the two.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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The Doctor: I want to tell you everything.
Yasmin Khan: I'd like that.

  --  Flux: Chapter Six - The Vanquishers [13.06]
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The Doctor: Congratulations. The most evil creature in the universe has successfully vanquished an old door.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Dalek: Daleks do not have friends.
The Doctor: Yeah, well, you only got yourselves to blame for that.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Dalek: Daleks do not have managers.
Dan Lewis: Well, maybe that's part of your problem.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Sarah: If our lives depend on my mother ringing me at a time I actually ask her to, honestly, we're all dead.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Dalek: Daleks are not worried.
The Doctor: You should be.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Sarah: That's not fair!
Dalek: Daleks are not fair. Daleks are unstoppable.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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The Doctor: Dalek! You'll answer for that.
Dalek: Daleks answer to no one.
The Doctor: You'll answer to me.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Dalek: Dalek strategy is supreme.
The Doctor: Says you.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Sarah: You're going to be sorry for that.
Dalek: Daleks are never sorry.

  --  Eve of the Daleks [13.07]
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Madame Ching: I don't understand half the words you say.
Dan Lewis: You're not the first to say that.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Yasmin Khan: My Nani says... courage is knowing something will hurt and doing it anyway. Mind you, she also said it's the definition of stupidity.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Ji-Hun: Where did you learn to deal with your enemies like that?
Dan Lewis: You should meet my mum.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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The Doctor: I mean, that's the problem with history, never anything like the books. Same as Stephen King movies

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Yasmin Khan: Nice entrance.
Ji-Hun: Thank you.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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The Doctor: I'm gonna find out what he's up, and then I'll dazzle you with a beautiful bit of improvisation.
Yasmin Khan: You mean there's no plan.
The Doctor: Early days.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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The Doctor: You really pimped his ride. Do people still say that?
Yasmin Khan: It's 1807.
The Doctor: I'm ahead of the curve.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Madame Ching: No one will ever believe me.
The Doctor: That's what makes a good legend.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Marsissus: [to the Doctor] You talk to secure yourself time to think.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Ying Ki: You must be pretty good at fighting. If you survived to be...
Dan Lewis: What?
Ying Ki: 70. 60?
Dan Lewis: Forty t--two.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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The Doctor: Tell me you're impressed.
Yasmin Khan: You're like a kid sometimes.
The Doctor: Thanks! What, only sometimes.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Yasmin Khan: We're never gonna get the beach holiday, are we?

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Dan Lewis: How d'you like my pirate moves?
Yasmin Khan: Better than your outfit.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Yasmin Khan: Two minutes and counting.
The Doctor: Good, love it when there's not enough time.

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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The Doctor: [At the same time] Geronimo
Yasmin Khan: [At the same time] Geronimo

  --  Legend of the Sea Devils [13.08]
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Ace: Last time I saw you, you were half cat.
The Master: A man's allowed to experiment.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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The Master: Darling, I don't seem to have the room service menu. And I have allergies. I'm human-intolerant.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Fourteenth Doctor: I know these teeth...
[realises he resembles his tenth form]
Fourteenth Doctor: What? What? What?

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Tegan Jovanka: I was an air hostess in the early 80s. And trust me, compared to that, a building full of Cybermen is nothing.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Thirteenth Doctor: Where am I, exactly? Because the last thing I remember is being forced to regenerate.
Eighth Doctor: That's why we're here, to stop you moving any further through. You are not finished.
First Doctor: We are not finished.
Thirteenth Doctor: We being?
Fifth Doctor: Vestiges of your consciousness.
Sixth Doctor: Fragments of yourself.
Seventh Doctor: From the past.
Eighth Doctor: Guardians of the Edge.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Thirteenth Doctor: [looking at the Eighth Doctor's clothes] Sorry, why are you not wearing...?
Eighth Doctor: I don't do robes.
Seventh Doctor: There's always one, has to be different.
Eighth Doctor: I am a manifestation of our consciousness, I can wear what I like!

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Thirteenth Doctor: The blossomiest blossom. That's the only sad thing, I wanna know what happens next. Right then, Doctor Whoever-I'm-About-To-Be... Tag, you're it.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Ace: I'm sorry we fell out. I'm sorry I judged you. I didn't understand the burden you carried.
Seventh Doctor: All children leave home sooner or later. The joy is to watch them fly.
Ace: So, we're good?
Seventh Doctor: Oh, we're more than good. We're ace!

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Thirteenth Doctor: A wise person once said to me, "Good-byes only hurt because what came before was so special."

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Yaz: Ace, how would you feel about me dropping you under a Bolivian volcano so you can stop the Daleks from flooding the world with lava?
Ace: Wicked.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Thirteenth Doctor: Nobody else got to be us. Nobody else got to live our days.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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Yaz: Of course she's okay. She's the Doctor.

  --  The Power of the Doctor [13.09]
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