Doctor No. 3
Season 9
The Curse Of Peladon
Written By Brian Hayles
Joe: Which way now?
Ice Warrior: As on my planet, you still hold to the aristocratic way of life.
Joe: I don't understand you! Once second you're condemning the Doctor to death and the next you're proposing to me!!!
Joe: Well, at least we'll get to see a reall Coronation before we go...
The Sea Devils
Written By Malcolm Hulke
The Doctor: [as he's unhandcuffed] How very kind of you. [as he's rehandcuffed with his hands behind the chair] How very unkind of you.
The Doctor: More stolen information?
The Mutants
Written By Bob Baker & Dave Martin
Joe: I'm coming with you.
Varan When the sun rises, you will not be able o breathe. No Earthman can.
Ky: Why are you here, Varan? Did your Overlord Masters send you to hunt me down?
The Doctor: Life in some form will always go on.
Professor Sondergard: You would die in there, any man would.
The Doctor: [talking about what would happen if the particle reversal went wrong] We'd all become un-people un-doing un-things un-together.
The Time Monster
Written By Robert Sloman
The Doctor: Brigadier, you may have just provided the answer.
Yates: When, sir? I mean, how soon?
[on the subject of a fake telephone call]
Ruth: For a so-called member of the dominant sex, you are being remarkably feeble.
Benton: What do I do?
The Doctor: And this is Joe. Joe Grant.
the Doctor: Joe, are you all right?
The Brigadier: Miss Grant, what on Earth are you doing in that extraordinary get-up?
The Doctor: Which way indeed .... eeny, meeny, miney, moe....
The Doctor: Yes... in a democratic sort of way...
The Doctor:Yes ... I haven't seen a coronation since Elizabeth I. Or was it Queen Victoria's...?
The Master: Naturally.
The Doctor: Not this time, Joe. It could be dangerous.
Joe: All the more reason for me to come. You'll need someone to look after you.
The Doctor: ... Did I say I was an Earthman?
The Doctor: Now, steady on, old chap, he did just save you life.
Professor Sondergard: [as the cave threatens to collapse] Let's hope so.
The Doctor: Any man, perhaps.
The Brigadier: Glad to be of service. What did I say?
The Brigadier: Oh, the usual, Yates. About ten minutes ago.
The Master: But how did you know it was me?
Benton: The Brigadier is not in the habit of calling seargants "My good fellow."
Ruth: You just stand there and look pretty.
Dalias: You are most welcome, Joe-Joe Grant.
Joe: I'm fine. Dead of course, but fine.
The Doctor:Dead? What are you talking about? You're no more dead than I am.
Joe: Well, thats just it. I mean, that's what I mean. I mean, you're dead, too. And so's the Master.
