Doctor Who over the years: Episode quotes
Resurrection Of The Daleks – Part 1
Calder: It's heavy static. Can't get through to HQ.
The Doctor: A side effect of the Time Corridor.
Archer: Be quiet.
(Tegan knocks something over.) Who's that?
The Doctor: Don't harm her, please. She's a friend.
Tegan: Sorry, Doctor. Look!
(There is a purple glow by the wall, then a Dalek appears.) Archer: What is it?
The Doctor: A Dalek. Take cover!
(Everyone scatters.) Dalek: Exterminate. Exterminate. Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!
Resurrection Of The Daleks – Part 2
Davros: Who are you?
Lytton: Commander Lytton.
Davros: Commander? My Daleks do not need troops.
Lytton: You'd still be in prison or dead if it weren't for my men.
Davros: You speak as though my Daleks are no longer capable of war.
Lytton: A lot has happened during your imprisonment.
Davros: The war with the Movellans is over?
Lytton: Yes, although casualties were very high.
Davros: It is to be expected.
Lytton: I'm talking about Dalek casualties.
Davros: Dalek casualties?
Lytton: They lost, Davros. They were totally defeated.
Resurrection Of The Daleks – Part 3
Dalek: You must not touch the equipment.
The Doctor: Without the threat of death, you're quite powerless, aren't you.
Dalek: You will obey.
(Stien has put on the Trooper uniform.) Stien: It is unwise to provoke the Daleks, Doctor.
The Doctor: However you respond is seen as an act of provocation. I know the Daleks of old. And Davros. I assume he's about here somewhere.
Stien: You only invite trouble with your questions.
The Doctor: Do you mean it can get worse?
Stien: Oh, yes. The Daleks are very capable of devising painful and undignified ways of dying.
The Doctor: But not yet. The Daleks need my brainwaves intact, don't they.
Resurrection Of The Daleks – Part 4
Turlough: Are you sure all the duplicates are unstable?
The Doctor: Oh, yes. Yes, given time they'll all be free of Dalek control.
Turlough: Shouldn't we inform Earth's authorities?
The Doctor: Er yes. Yes, indeed. Come along.
Tegan: I'm not coming with you.
The Doctor: I beg your pardon?
Tegan: I'm tired of it.
The Doctor: What's the matter?
Tegan: A lot of good people have died today. I think I'm sick of it.
The Doctor: You think I wanted it this way?
Tegan: No. It's just that I don't think I can go on.
The Doctor: You want to stay on Earth.
Tegan: My Aunt Vanessa said, when I became an air stewardess, if you stop enjoying it, give it up.
The Doctor: Tegan
Tegan: It's stopped being fun, Doctor. Goodbye. Turlough.
(They shake hands.) Turlough: Goodbye.
Tegan: I'll miss you both.
The Doctor: No, no, don't leave, not like this.
Tegan: I must. I'm sorry. Goodbye.
(Tegan runs out of the warehouse in tears.) The Doctor: It's strange. I left Gallifrey for similar reasons. I'd grown tired of their lifestyle. It seems I must mend my ways. Come along.
(The Doctor and Turlough enter the Tardis and it dematerialises. Tegan returns.) Tegan: Brave heart, Tegan. Doctor, I will miss you.