 
The Howard DaSilva 
Introductions:
Season 13
 
Terror of the Zygons
[Clips about the giant molars, Broton saying that the 
Doctor is a threat, then the Brigadier, Sarah and the 
Doctor telling the Duke of Forgill that they've found the 
Monster.] Doctor Who's helper is kidnapped. He's taken 
to the underwater chamber of the alien invaders who created 
the Loch Ness Monster. Harry, for one, is no longer a 
skeptic. [Clips of Harry meeting Broton, then of Angus 
discovering the bug in the pub.] Not only do the 
blood-thirsty Zygons control the monster's missions of 
death at sea; masquerading as local townspeople, they can 
kill on land just as easily, and just as mysteriously. 
[Shown over clip of Sister Lamont transforming - gee, 
what mystery :-)]
Planet of Evil
[Clip of Sorenson seeing the anti-matter creature for 
the first time. He says, "Energy, pure energy."] But 
the energy doesn't always appear in physical form, and for 
this reason, a team of defenseless scientists is killed 
off, one by one. When a rescue mission arrives, a single 
survivor is left. [Clip of Sorenson talking with Salamar 
about their system's dying sun.] On a planet at the 
edge of the universe, Doctor Who has found the door to the 
world of anti-matter. The Morestran explorers accept his 
explanation for the rash of deaths - too late. [Clip of 
a Morestran falling into the Black Pool, followed by the 
Doctor saying that they're tampering with the forces of 
nature.]
Pyramids of Mars
[Clip of Sutekh describing his idea of "good." The 
Doctor says, "If I'm right, the world is facing the 
greatest peril in its history."] And unless the Time 
Lord can live up to his name, human history will end, here, 
in the year 1911. [Clip leading up till first 
cliffhanger.] It was written in ancient Egypt that 
Sutekh, the god of darkness, would one day return, bringing 
a gift to all mankind. At last, that prophecy has been 
fulfilled, but the gift Sutekh brings is death. [Clip of 
Dr. Warlock being strangled, followed by the Doctor's 
confrontation from Part Four. "Kneel before the might of 
Sutekh."]
The Android Invasion
The space travellers come back to earth in the TARDIS, 
landing on a normal day in July. At least that's what they 
think at first. [Clip of the calendar scene, then of the 
villagers coming to life when the clock chimes.] 
Expecting to find friends here, Doctor Who and Sarah return 
instead to a cool welcome. It's nothing personal. The 
townspeople are behaving in a most peculiar manner, even to 
each other. It's as if they weren't quite human, and 
they're not! [Clip of the Doctor meeting Colonel 
Faraday, and then the Kraals talking about the threat posed 
by the Doctor.] The alien Kraals can duplicate human 
beings, not to mention Time Lords. But to what end? 
Meanwhile, the real Doctor is giving his look-alike quite a 
work-out. Or is it the other way around? [This 
description is also available in 
Spanish.]
The Brain of Morbius
Thanks to the Time Lords, Doctor Who gets rerouted to a 
planet where his welcome is less than hospitable. The 
Sisterhood of Karn believes he's been sent to steal their 
Elixir of Life. But the Doctor's unknown mission turns out 
to be far more difficult. [Clips of the attempted 
burning, then the Doctor and Sarah passing out in Solon's 
castle.] But the Doctor had better wake up soon, 
becuase a certain criminal mind is the reason for his visit 
to Karn. [Clip of Morbius complaining that he's trapped 
like a sponge beneath the sea, followed by Solon's second 
attempt to attach the brain properly.] Once the fiend's 
brain is transplanted, no other Time Lord will be able to 
stop him, not even Doctor Who.
The Seeds of Doom
A pod, dug up from the Antarctic permafrost, suddenly 
germinates, attacking the botanist who discovered it. 
[Clip of Hargreaves seeing Keeler's transformation for 
the first time.] What was formerly a man, is now a 
predatory, man-eating plant. [Clip of Chase telling 
Scorby to protect the Krynoid at all costs.] Doctor Who 
and Sarah try to rescue a friend from the Krynoid's 
voracious appetite, but their problems are only beginning. 
It seems the entire plant kingdom is now in rebellion 
against the human race! [Clip of Sir Colin and the UNIT 
soldier reading the reports of deaths near Chase's 
estate.]
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