Watching doctor who

Chapter 65 dalek

We all changed seats I sat next to jack and Donna the screen lit up again it said dalek well that's helpful Donna grumbled making me laugh the screen soon started playing

[Museum]
(The Tardis materialises in dimly lit area with carpeting and display cases.)
Oh it's ears rose said smirking at me I pouted at her name for me how rude
ROSE: So what is it? What's wrong?
DOCTOR: Don't know. Some kind of signal drawing the Tardis off course.
ROSE: Where are we?
DOCTOR: Earth. Utah, North America. About half a mile underground.
ROSE: And when are we?
DOCTOR: Two thousand and twelve.
(He looks at a display case.)
ROSE: God, that's so close. So I should be twenty six.
(The Doctor finds the light switch, and things become more clear.)
ROSE: Blimey. It's a great big museum.
DOCTOR: An alien museum.
That's amazing bill said looking awed
Someone's got a hobby. They must have spent a fortune on this. Chunks of meteorite, Moon dust. That's the milometer from the Roswell spaceship.
ROSE: That's a bit of Slitheen! That's a Slitheen's arm. It's been stuffed.
DOCTOR: Oh, look at you.
ROSE: What is it?
(The head of a Cyberman.)
DOCTOR: An old friend of mine. Well, enemy. The stuff of nightmares reduced to an exhibit. I'm getting old.
ROSE: Is that where the signal's coming from?
DOCTOR: No, it's stone dead. The signal's alive. Something's reaching out, calling for help.
(The Doctor touches the display case and an alarm goes off. Armed guards rush in from all sides and cut them off from the Tardis.)
ROSE: If someone's collecting aliens, that makes you Exhibit A.
Oh god river said making me smirk
[Corridor]

TANNOY: Attention all personnel. Bad Wolf One descending. Bad Wolf One descending.
(A helicopter has landed. Four armed guards line the corridor as a man and his aides stride out of a doorway.)
POLKOWSKI: On behalf of all of us, I want to wish you a very happy birthday, sir. And the President called to convey his personal best wishes.
VAN STATTEN: The President is ten points down. I want him replaced.
What the hell amy said not looking amused
POLKOWSKI: I don't think that's very wise, sir.
VAN STATTEN: Thank you so much for your opinion. You're fired. Get rid of him.
POLKOWSKI: What?
(An armed guard drags Polkowski away.)
VAN STATTEN: Wipe his memory, put him on the road someplace. Memphis, Minneapolis. Somewhere beginning with M.
(A woman runs up to take Polkowski's place.)
VAN STATTEN: So, the next President. What do you think? Republican or Democrat?
GODDARD: Democrat, sir.
VAN STATTEN: For what reason?
GODDARD: They're just so funny, sir?
(Van Statten stops.)
VAN STATTEN: What is your name?
GODDARD: Goddard, sir. Diana Goddard.
VAN STATTEN: I like you, Diana Goddard. So, where's the English kid?
ADAM: Sir! Sir! I bought ten more artefacts at auction, Mister Van Statten.
VAN STATTEN: Bring 'em on, let me see 'em.
GODDARD: Sir, with respect, there's something more urgent. We arrested two intruders fifty three floors down. We don't know how they got in.
VAN STATTEN: I'll tell you how they got in. In-tru-da window. In-tru-da window. That was funny!
(Obedient laughter.)
VAN STATTEN: Bring 'em in. Let's see 'em. And tell Simmons I want to visit my little pet. Get to it!
Big mistake rose said I smiled at her amused
(Van Statten goes through a doorway. Goddard steps aside to use her headset.)
GODDARD: Simmons? You'd better give me good news. Is it talking?

[Cage]

(Something with blue vision is watching a man wearing a protective suit wielding a chainsaw on itself.)
SIMMONS: Not exactly talking, no.

[Corridor]

GODDARD: Then what's it doing?

[Cage]