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  <title>Quotations from Classic Doctor Who</title>
  <editor>A.M. Kuchling</editor>
  <quotation id="q1">
    <p>
      She lets her knowledge out a bit at a time, so as not to
embarrass me.
    </p>
      <source>Ian, talking about Susan, in "An Unearthly Child"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q2">
    <p>
      Don't you think you're being rather high-handed, young man? You
thought you saw a young girl enter the yard, you imagine you heard her
voice, you believe she might be in there. Not very substantial, is it?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to Ian, in "An Unearthly Child"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q3">
    <p>
      I tolerate this century but I don't enjoy it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "An Unearthly Child"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q4">
    <p>
      Have you ever thought what it's like, to be wanderers in the
fourth dimension? Have you? To be exiles?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "An Unearthly Child"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q5">
    <p>
      Your arrogance is nearly as great as your ignorance.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to Ian, in "An Unearthly Child"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q6">
    <p>
      There is no indignity in being afraid to die, but there is a
terrible shame in being afraid to live.
    </p>
      <source>Alydon, in "The Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q7">
    <p>
      I'm afraid we have no time for codes and manners.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Edge of Destruction"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q8">
    <p>
      A rash action is worse than no action at all.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Edge of Destruction"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q9">
    <p>
      "Frankly Doctor, I find it hard to keep pace with you."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You mean 'to keep one jump ahead'; that you will never be!"
    </p>
      <source>Ian and the Doctor, in "The Edge of Destruction"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q10">
    <p>
      It was your instincts and intuition against my logic, and you
succeeded.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to Barbara, in "The Edge of Destruction"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q11">
    <p>
      "You know, I acquired that ulster from Gilbert and Sullivan."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, really? I thought it was made for two."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ian, in "The Edge of Destruction"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q12">
    <p>
      "Perhaps it's frozen."
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, impossible... not in this temperature. Besides, it's too
warm."
    </p>
      <source>Barbara and the Doctor, in "The Keys of Marinus"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q13">
    <p>
      "What's that awful noise?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I beg your pardon... 'Awful noise'? A good way to talk about my
singing!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, Doctor, not that awful noise -- the other one!"
    </p>
      <source>Barbara and the Doctor, in "The Chase"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q14">
    <p>
      "Where's your spirit of adventure, hm?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It died a slow and painful death when those bats came out of
the rafters."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ian, in "The Chase"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q15">
    <p>
      You know, I am so constantly outwitting the opposition, I tend
to forget the delight and satisfaction of the arts... the gentle art
of fisticuffs.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Romans"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q16">
    <p>
      One day I shall come back. Yes, I shall come back. Until then,
there must be no regrets, no tears, no anxieties. Just go forward in
all your beliefs, and prove to me that I am not mistaken in mine.
Goodbye, Susan.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Dalek Invasion of Earth"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q17">
    <p>
      That is the dematerializing control. And that, over yonder, is
the horizontal hold. Up there is the scanner, those are the doors,
that is a chair with a panda on it. Sheer poetry, dear boy. Now please
stop bothering me.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Time Meddler"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q18">
    <p>
      "What do you think of that, now, eh? A Viking helmet."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Maybe."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What do you mean, 'maybe'? What do you think it is, a space
helmet for a cow?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Steven, in "The Time Meddler"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q19">
    <p>
      "Why do you suppose they're fighting?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I haven't the remotest idea, my boy. No doubt their reasons
will be entirely adequate."
    </p>
      <source>Steven and the Doctor, in "The Myth Makers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q20">
    <p>
      Who am I to fear the thunder, you superstitious dark dodging
decadent?
    </p>
      <source>Hector, in "The Myth Makers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q21">
    <p>
      "How <em>dare</em> you? I am high priestess of Troy!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "All right, then, get back to your temple before you give us all
galloping religious mania!"
    </p>
      <source>Cassandra and Paris, in "The Myth Makers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q22">
    <p>
      "You see, I'm treated with more respect by the enemy than I am
by my own family."
    </p>
    <p>
      "They don't know you as well as we do."
    </p>
      <source>Paris and Cassandra, in "The Myth Makers"</source>
  </quotation>

  <quotation><p>"It must be about the year 2050, Ben"
    </p><p>
    "We've got a proper Rip van Winkle here.  &lt;general laughter&gt;
    It's 2070, in case you'd like to know."
    </p><p>
    "There you are.  I was only 20 years out."
    </p><p>
    "Well, before we all forget what century we're in, I'd better tell you why I've called you here."
    </p>
    <source>The Doctor and Hobson, in "The Moonbase"</source>
  </quotation>

  <quotation><p>There are some corners of the universe which have
  bred the most terrible things.   Things which act against everything
  that we believe in.  They must be fought.
    </p>
    <source>The Doctor, in "The Moonbase"</source>
  </quotation>

  <quotation><p>
    "You will now take us to the control center."
    </p><p>
    "I'll be damned if..." &lt;is surrounded by Cybermen&gt;  "It's through here."
    </p>
    <source>A Cyberman and Hobson, in "The Moonbase"</source>
  </quotation>

  <quotation id="q23">
    <p>
      "How do you know?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I don't know, I'm guessing."
    </p>
      <source>Jamie and the Doctor, in "The Macra Terror"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q24">
    <p>
      I can stand an operation on its head quicker than anyone.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Macra Terror"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q25">
    <p>
      Bad laws were made to be broken.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Macra Terror"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q26">
    <p>
      Logic, my dear Zoe, merely enables one to be wrong with
authority.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Wheel in Space"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q27">
    <p>
      Your leader will be angry if you kill me; I'm a genius!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Seeds of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q28">
    <p>
      You could augment an earwig to the point where it understood
nuclear physics, but it would still be a very stupid thing to do!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q29">
    <p>
      The universe should be big enough for the both of us ... just.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q30">
    <p>
      "Look at him! He's got 'archaeologist' written all over him!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Really? Does it show?"
    </p>
      <source>Viner and the Doctor, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q31">
    <p>
      "You look very nice in that dress, Victoria."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Thank you. You don't think it's a bit, uh --"
    </p>
    <p>
      "A bit short? Oh, I wouldn't worry about that. Look at Jamie's."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Victoria, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q32">
    <p>
      Do not raise your voice. You will achieve nothing by shouting.
    </p>
      <source>Kaftan, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q33">
    <p>
      "Yes, yes, I can see that, but how did you know in the first
place?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, I use my own special technique."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, really, Doctor? And may we know what that is?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Keeping my eyes open and my mouth shut."
    </p>
      <source>Klieg and The Doctor, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q34">
    <p>
      I love to see the experts at work, don't you?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q35">
    <p>
      If you take the sum of the integrates [sic] and express the
results as a power series, then the interstices show the basic binary
blocks, although I wouldn't do it if I were you.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q36">
    <p>
      Your struggle is futile.
    </p>
      <source>The Cybercontroller, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q37">
    <p>
      Our lives are different from anybody else's. That's the exciting
thing. Nobody in the universe can do what we're doing!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q38">
    <p>
      "The power cable generated an electrical field and confused
their tiny metal minds. You might almost say they had a complete metal
breakdown."
    </p>
    <p>
      &lt;wincing&gt; "Oooh."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm so sorry."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Jamie, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q39">
    <p>
      "He's fortunate. I spared him."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You mean you missed him."
    </p>
      <source>Klieg and Jamie, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q40">
    <p>
      When I say run, run!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Tomb of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q41">
    <p>
      My dear Miss Shaw, I never "report myself" anywhere..
particularly not "forthwith".
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Silurians"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q42">
    <p>
      "It bombards atoms with subatomic particles."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Why?"
    </p>
      <source>Dr. Lawrence and the Doctor, in "The Silurians"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q43">
    <p>
      "I take it you're yet another member of the UNIT team?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes. Depressing, isn't it?"
    </p>
      <source>Dr. Meredith and the Doctor, in "The Silurians"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q44">
    <p>
      "This is the permanent undersecretary."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, well, I've got no time to chat to undersecretaries,
permanent or otherwise."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Silurians"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q45">
    <p>
      "You were a respected scientist once."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Grossly underpaid."
    </p>
      <source>Liz Shaw and the traitorous Dr. Lennox, in "The Ambassadors of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q46">
    <p>
      I can also withstand considerably more G-force than most people,
even though I do say so myself.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Ambassadors of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q47">
    <p>
      Didn't you find two angry men stuck to my car?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Ambassadors of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q48">
    <p>
      "The only people who could set this up would be foreign agents
with enormous resources."
    </p>
    <p>
      "And hair combs."
    </p>
      <source>Gen. Carrington and the Doctor, in "The Ambassadors of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q49">
    <p>
      "Don't try anything."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It's all right; I won't hurt you."
    </p>
      <source>Unnamed thug and Liz Shaw, in "The Ambassadors of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q50">
    <p>
      "Control to capsule: do you have visual contact?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Do you mean 'Can I see it'?"
    </p>
      <source>Cornish and the Doctor, in "The Ambassadors of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q51">
    <p>
      "Now look, this is a government project, right?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Right."
    </p>
    <p>
      "So now I'm a sort of temporary civil servant."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Broadly speaking, yes. How do you like the idea?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No comment."
    </p>
      <source>Sutton and Sir Keith, in "Inferno"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q52">
    <p>
      Mind you, I'm not wild about computers myself, but they are a
tool. If you have a tool, it's stupid not to use it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Inferno"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q53">
    <p>
      "But I don't <em>exist</em> in your world!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then you won't feel the bullets when we shoot you."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Brigade Leader, in "Inferno"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q54">
    <p>
      "You are giving us a great deal of trouble."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm delighted to hear that."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigade Leader and the Doctor, in "Inferno"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q55">
    <p>
      "I'm your new assistant."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, <em>no</em>."
    </p>
      <source>Jo Grant and the Doctor, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q56">
    <p>
      "I thought you said you took science at A level."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I didn't say I passed."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Jo Grant, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q57">
    <p>
      What the blazes are you doing in here? Don't you know this area
is strictly off-limits to everybody except the tea lady and the
Brigadier's personal staff?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q58">
    <p>
      Oh, by the way, talking of eggs, I want a four-hour scan below
the hydrogen line tomorrow; I'll give you the precise wavelength
later.
    </p>
      <source>One of the astronomers, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q59">
    <p>
      Nonsense; what you need, as Ms Shaw herself so often remarked,
is someone to pass you your test tubes and tell you how brilliant you
are. Miss Grant will fulfill that function admirably.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier to the Doctor, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q60">
    <p>
      "I'm travelling incognito."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh? Why?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "We Time Lords don't care to be conspicuous." &lt;looks at the
Doctor&gt; "Some of us, that is."
    </p>
      <source>The unnamed Time Lord, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q61">
    <p>
      That jackanapes! All he ever does is cause trouble.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor talking about the Master, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q62">
    <p>
      You are incorrigibly meddlesome, Doctor, but we've always felt
that your hearts are in the right places.
    </p>
      <source>The unnamed Time Lord, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q63">
    <p>
      "I refuse to be worried by a renegade like the Master. He's an
unimaginative plodder."
    </p>
    <p>
      "His degree in cosmic science <em>was</em> of a higher class
than yours."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, well, I was a late developer."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the unnamed Time Lord, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q64">
    <p>
      "How much did he pay you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Come, come, Doctor -- gentlemen don't discuss money."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nonsense; gentlemen never talk about anything else."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Rossini, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q65">
    <p>
      I think you'll find, Sir, that I'm qualified to deal with
practically everything, if I choose.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q66">
    <p>
      "Jo, it's a pity escapology wasn't part of your curriculum."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Funny you should say that. Look." &lt;shows untied hand&gt;
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Jo, tied up, in "Terror of the Autons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q67">
    <p>
      "What else can we do?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nothing very much. Oh, I suppose you can take the normal
precautions against a nuclear blast, like sticky tape on the windows
and that sort of thing."
    </p>
      <source>Chinn and the Master, in "The Claws of Axos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q68">
    <p>
      "What about the Master?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I sincerely hope he's with them."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Hope?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I can't be absolutely sure, I <em>was</em> pretty busy at the
time. But I'm 90% certain, though."
    </p>
    <p>
      "How much?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, pretty certain. &lt;pause&gt; Well, I suppose he could
have got away."
    </p>
      <source>Filer and the Doctor, in "The Claws of Axos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q69">
    <p>
      "I don't believe it. It's bigger inside than out!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, the TARDIS is dimensionally transcendental."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What does that mean?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It means it's bigger inside than out."
    </p>
      <source>Jo and the Doctor, in "Colony in Space"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q70">
    <p>
      "Is the atmosphere poisonous?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, no. It's quite healthy. Similar to Earth, before the
invention of the motorcar."
    </p>
      <source>Jo and the Doctor, in "Colony in Space"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q71">
    <p>
      Everything that happens in life has a scientific explanation --
if you look for it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q72">
    <p>
      "Would you like to explain that reference, Professor?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No."
    </p>
      <source>The BBC man and Professor Horner, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q73">
    <p>
      Why should I believe you? A rationalist existentialist priest,
indeed!
    </p>
      <source>Miss Hawthorne, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q74">
    <p>
      "I don't get it."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Probably because I haven't finished, Captain Yates."
    </p>
      <source>Yates and the Doctor, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q75">
    <p>
      I'm not going to sit here like a spare lemon waiting for the
squeezer.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q76">
    <p>
      "Look, we'd get along much faster if we knew what we were
doing."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, I couldn't agree with you more, Sergeant. Now let's
concentrate, shall we?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sgt. Osgood, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q77">
    <p>
      "<em>Do</em> you know what you're doing?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "My dear chap, I can't wait to find out."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q78">
    <p>
      "How on Earth did you do that?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Elemental, my dear Benton."
    </p>
      <source>Benton and the Doctor, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q79">
    <p>
      Jenkins! Chap with the wings there -- five rounds rapid.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "The Daemons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q80">
    <p>
      Look, try and use your intelligence, man, even if you are a
politician.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Day of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q81">
    <p>
      That's a most good-natured wine. A touch sardonic, perhaps, but
not cynical. A most civilized wine, one after my own heart.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Day of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q82">
    <p>
      A dream? Really, Doctor, you'll be consulting the entrails of a
sheep next.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q83">
    <p>
      You know, Doctor, you're quite the most infuriating man I've
ever met.
    </p>
      <source>Jo, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q84">
    <p>
      "I feel like the back end of a pantomime horse."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Very suitable for a keen young man like you."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Eh? Come again?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Starting at the bottom."
    </p>
      <source>Stuart and Dr Ingram, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q85">
    <p>
      Do you know he has an excellent brain, that man... though a
little pedestrian. But oh dear, what a bore the fellow is!
    </p>
      <source>The Master, describing the Doctor, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q86">
    <p>
      "Empirical?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "That, Sgt. Benton, means that I haven't got a clue what I'm
doing."
    </p>
      <source>Benton and Dr Ingram, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q87">
    <p>
      "You're mad... paranoid!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Who isn't? The only difference is that I'm just a little more
honest than the rest."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Master, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q88">
    <p>
      Oh, those are my subconscious thoughts. I shouldn't listen to
them too hard if I were you; I'm not all that proud of some of them.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q89">
    <p>
      "E equals m C cubed."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Squared."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "E = m C squared, not cubed."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Not in the extratemporal physics of the time vortex."
    </p>
      <source>Dr Percival and the Master, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q90">
    <p>
      "It doesn't work."
    </p>
    <p>
      "&lt;dryly&gt; You astound me."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Brigadier, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q91">
    <p>
      "The thing is, Doctor, is there anything I can do?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, pass me a silicon rod, will you?" &lt;stirs his tea with
it&gt;
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q92">
    <p>
      "Well, Sergeant? Aren't you going to say that it's bigger on the
inside than it is on the outside? Everybody else does."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It's pretty obvious, isn't it?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sgt. Benton, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q93">
    <p>
      "Nothing to do with you surprises me any more."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Thank you for the compliment."
    </p>
      <source>Sgt. Benton and the Doctor, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q94">
    <p>
      "So why don't you consult those all-powerful superiors of
yours?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, right now they're far from superior. That's why they left
it up to me and me and me."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q95">
    <p>
      I can see you've been doing the TARDIS up a bit. I don't like
it.
    </p>
      <source>The second Doctor, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q96">
    <p>
      "What are we going to do now?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Keep it confused, feed it with useless information. I wonder if
I have a television set handy?"
    </p>
      <source>Sgt. Benton and the second Doctor, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q97">
    <p>
      "Look, if you can't reverse the energy drain, the fabric of the
entire Universe could be torn apart."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What if it is? It will make an interesting spectacle."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Omega, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q98">
    <p>
      Power is the only freedom that I seek.
    </p>
      <source>Omega, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q99">
    <p>
      "If only I could find my recorder, I could play you a little
something to pass the time."
    </p>
    <p>
      "We should be thankful for small mercies."
    </p>
      <source>The second Doctor and the Brigadier, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q100">
    <p>
      We're talking about one of the most powerful blokes in the
cosmos. "Nobble" him?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Three Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q101">
    <p>
      The generators were built by the old Eternity Perpetual company.
They were designed to last forever; that's why the company went
bankrupt.
    </p>
      <source>Vorg, in "Carnival of Monsters"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q102">
    <p>
      The Tribunal is not deliberating, the Tribunal is arguing. Quite
nonsensically, if I may say so.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Carnival of Monsters"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q103">
    <p>
      One has no wish to be devoured by alien monstrosities, even in
the cause of political progress.
    </p>
      <source>One of the Tribunal, in "Carnival of Monsters"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q104">
    <p>
      "Put your finger on there a minute, will you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Here?" &lt;electrical sparks fly&gt; "Ouch!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Good; that must be the live terminal."
    </p>
      <source>Vorg and Shirna, in "Carnival of Monsters"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q105">
    <p>
      But Doctor, it's exactly your cup of tea. The fellow's bright
green, apparently, and dead.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "The Green Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q106">
    <p>
      "Do I have to order you, Doctor?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I wouldn't advise it."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "The Green Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q107">
    <p>
      "Your paper on DNA synthesis was quite remarkable for your age."
    </p>
    <p>
      "A promising youngster, huh?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, no; I mean for the age that you live in."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Professor Jones, in "The Green Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q108">
    <p>
      Brigadier, a straight line may be the shortest distance between
two points, but it is by no means the most interesting.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Time Monster"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q109">
    <p>
      "Mark you, it was quite a hairy trip. Good old TARDIS was almost
done for -- 'time ram'..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, don't tell me. The TARDIS was attacked by a randy sheep
with a clock for a face?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in <cite>The Paradise of Death</cite></source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q110">
    <p>
      "Look, what's the use of employing the finest investigative
journalist in the business --"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Pause for hollow laughter."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and Clarinda, in <cite>The Paradise of Death</cite></source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q111">
    <p>
      "You see, it's been an age-old custom for at least five years
that..."
    </p>
      <source>Freeth, in <cite>The Paradise of Death</cite></source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q112">
    <p>
      "Do you know -- yesterday I saw a fox in Piccadilly?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "And nightingales in Berkeley Square?"
    </p>
      <source>Sgt. Yates and Sarah, in "Invasion of the Dinosaurs"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q113">
    <p>
      Well, don't just stand there, Sergeant Benton. Go put yourself
under arrest.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "Invasion of the Dinosaurs"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q114">
    <p>
      "I see."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Do you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "Death to the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q115">
    <p>
      "It's rather a pity, in a way. Now the universe is down to 699
wonders."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, after the destruction of the city, in "Death to the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q116">
    <p>
      When everything is new, can anything be a surprise?
    </p>
      <source>Cho-je, in "Planet of the Spiders"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q117">
    <p>
      "Tommy, you're normal! You're just like everybody else!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I sincerely hope not."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and Tommy, in "Planet of the Spiders"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q118">
    <p>
      The ceremonial gift merely symbolizes friendship. We have no
need for symbols, you and I.
    </p>
      <source>K'anpo, in "Planet of the Spiders"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q119">
    <p>
      "I know who you are now."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You were always a little slow on the uptake, my boy."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and K'anpo, in "Planet of the Spiders"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q120">
    <p>
      I had to face my fear, Sarah. That was more important than just
going on living.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Planet of the Spiders"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q121">
    <p>
      "This is the abbot of-- no, it's Cho-je. I mean, it looks like
Cho-je -- but it's really K'anpo Rinpoche ... I think."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Thank you. That makes everything quite clear."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Brigadier, in "Planet of the Spiders"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q122">
    <p>
      Why is a mouse when it spins?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q123">
    <p>
      You may be <em>a</em> doctor, but I am <em>the</em> Doctor. The
definite article, one might say.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q124">
    <p>
      "Believe me, Doctor, the place is impregnable."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Never cared much for the word 'impregnable'. Sound a bit too
much like 'unsinkable'."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What's wrong with 'unsinkable'?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nothing, as the iceberg said to the Titanic."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, the Doctor, and Harry in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q125">
    <p>
      "Well naturally enough the only country that could be trusted
with such a role was Great Britain."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, naturally. I mean, the rest were all foreigners."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q126">
    <p>
      The trouble with computers, of course, is that they're very
sophisticated idiots.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q127">
    <p>
      You know, just once I'd like to meet an alien menace that wasn't
immune to bullets.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q128">
    <p>
      There's no point in being grown-up if you can't be childish
sometimes.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Robot"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q129">
    <p>
      "For interrogation? Good, I enjoy interrogations."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, you look the type."
    </p>
      <source>General Raven and the Doctor, in "Genesis of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q130">
    <p>
      "And Davros is never wrong about anything."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then he must be exceptional; even I'm occasionally wrong about
some things."
    </p>
      <source>Ronson and the Doctor, in "Genesis of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q131">
    <p>
      Just touch these two strands together, and the Daleks are
finished. Have I that right?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Genesis of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q132">
    <p>
      But the final responsibility is mine, and mine alone. Listen; if
someone who knew the future pointed out a child to you, and told you
that that child would grow up totally evil, to be a ruthless dictator
who would destroy millions of lives, could you then kill that child?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Genesis of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q133">
    <p>
      Failed? No, not really. You see, I know that although the Daleks
will create havoc and destruction for millions of years, I know also
that out of their evil must come something good.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Genesis of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q134">
    <p>
      Oil, an emergency? About time the people who run this planet of
yours realize that to be dependent upon a mineral slime just doesn't
make sense. Now, the energizing of hydrogen---
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Terror of the Zygons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q135">
    <p>
      "As far as we know, the sea was calm and empty."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It may be calm, but it's never empty."
    </p>
      <source>Huckle and the Doctor, in "Terror of the Zygons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q136">
    <p>
      "Doctor, are you a party to this militaristic nonsense?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm not a party to any kind of nonsense, your Grace."
    </p>
      <source>The Duke of Forgill and the Doctor, in "Terror of the Zygons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q137">
    <p>
      I underestimated his intelligence, but he underestimated the
power of organic crystallography.
    </p>
      <source>Broton, in "Terror of the Zygons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q138">
    <p>
      It takes all sorts to make a galaxy.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Terror of the Zygons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q139">
    <p>
      The Cabinet's accepted my report, and the whole affair is now
completely closed. ... A fifty-foot monster can't swim up the Thames
and attack a large building without some people noticing, but you know
what politicians are like.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "Terror of the Zygons"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q140">
    <p>
      You and I are scientists, Professor. We buy our privilege to
experiment at the cost of total responsibility.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Planet of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q141">
    <p>
      "Victoria wore [that dress]. She travelled with me for a time."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, as long as Albert didn't wear it."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q142">
    <p>
      I'm a Time Lord... I'm not a human being. I walk in eternity.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q143">
    <p>
      "We travel in time, Mr Scarman. I'm really from 1980."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That is utterly preposterous, Miss Smith."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes. Sorry."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and Laurence Scarman, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q144">
    <p>
      "Are you telling me you don't know what year it is?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "If I knew, I wouldn't ask. Don't be obtuse, man!"
    </p>
      <source>Laurence Scarman and the Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q145">
    <p>
      Well, you see, Mr Scarman, I have the advantage of being
slightly ahead of you. Sometimes behind you, but normally ahead of
you.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q146">
    <p>
      "I see."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm sure you don't, but it's very nice of you to try."
    </p>
      <source>Laurence Scarman and the Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q147">
    <p>
      "Where are we?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Hiding."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Where?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "A priest's hole."
    </p>
    <p>
      "In a Victorian Gothic folly? Nonsense."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You're so pedantic at a time like this? What does it matter?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, Sarah, and Laurence Scarman, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q148">
    <p>
      That's the world as Sutekh would leave it: a desolate planet
circling a dead sun.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q149">
    <p>
      Deactivating a generator loop without the correct key, it's like
repairing a watch with a hammer and chisel. One false move and you'll
never know the time again.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q150">
    <p>
      Evil? Your evil is my good. I am Sutekh the destroyer. Where I
tread I leave nothing but dust and darkness. I find that good.
    </p>
      <source>Sutekh, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q151">
    <p>
      "That's too obvious."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, a door handle usually is."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Not in a jail."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q152">
    <p>
      "But I thought Horus was one of the good guys."
    </p>
    <p>
      "He was an Osiran, with all their guile and ingenuity. They had
dome- shaped heads and cerebrums like spiral staircases."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "The Pyramids of Mars"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q153">
    <p>
      My memory is getting poor. 300 years ago I would have recognized
this like a shot.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q154">
    <p>
      "What's this pub called?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "The <cite>Fleur de Lis</cite>, isn't it?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "<cite>Marie Celeste</cite>, more like."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q155">
    <p>
      Is that finger loaded?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q156">
    <p>
      "So far, so good"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Said the man when he fell from the skyscraper."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q157">
    <p>
      The best-laid plans of mice and Kraals gang aft a-gley.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q158">
    <p>
      "I feel disoriented."
    </p>
    <p>
      "This is the Disorientation Centre."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That makes sense."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q159">
    <p>
      "Must have blacked out."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, you did. The G-force cut the blood supply to what you
humans laughingly call your higher centres."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I hate sarcasm, especially when I'm dying."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q160">
    <p>
      "So, providing we don't burn up on re-entry and aren't
suffocated on the way down, we'll probably be smashed to a pulp when
we land."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Exactly. Sarah, you've put your finger on the one tiny flaw in
our plan."
    </p>
    <p>
      "<em>Our</em> plan? It's your plan!"
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "The Android Invasion"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q161">
    <p>
      You mean you still practice teleportation? How quaint! Now, if
you got yourself a decent forklift truck...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Brain of Morbius"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q162">
    <p>
      Death is the price we pay for progress, you know.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Brain of Morbius"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q163">
    <p>
      I know the Time Lords -- pallid, tedious worms!
    </p>
      <source>Morbius, in "The Brain of Morbius"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q164">
    <p>
      "And what is your bureau doing about bonsai?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Bonsai, Mr Chase?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Mutilation and torture, Mr Dunbar. The hideous, grotesque
Japanese practice of miniaturizing shrubs and trees. What is your
bureau doing about that?"
    </p>
      <source>Harrison Chase and Dunbar, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q165">
    <p>
      You are concerned about the fate of the blue whale and the
natterjack toad, yet the obvious, most defenceless part of creation,
the kingdom of plant life, receives no protection at all.
    </p>
      <source>Harrison Chase, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q166">
    <p>
      "You must be the Doctor. We were expecting someone much older."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm only 749. Used to be even younger."
    </p>
      <source>Moberly and the Doctor, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q167">
    <p>
      "Are you OK, dressed like that? You don't seem to notice the
cold."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I haven't come ten thousand miles to discuss the weather, Mr
Moberly."
    </p>
      <source>Moberly and the Doctor, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q168">
    <p>
      It's more serious than death, Mr Stevenson. He's changing form.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q169">
    <p>
      "They travel in pairs, like policemen."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, what are we going to do with it? Buy it a truncheon?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q170">
    <p>
      "You're going well outside the law, Mr Chase."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I understand policemen are few and far between in the
Antarctic."
    </p>
      <source>Dunbar and Chase, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q171">
    <p>
      You know, Doctor, I could play all day in my green cathedral.
    </p>
      <source>Harrison Chase, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q172">
    <p>
      "You're working for a madman, Scorby; you know that?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "He pays well. And when it comes to money, Mr Chase and I are of
the same religion."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Franklin Adams, 1881-1960. American humorist."
    </p>
    <p>
      "The quotes are over, Doctor!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Scorby, in "The Seeds of Doom"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q173">
    <p>
      "Boot cupboard? But it's enormous!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, I've seen bigger boot cupboards."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q174">
    <p>
      "There are no measurements in infinity. You humans have got such
limited little minds; I don't know why I like you so much."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Because you have such good taste."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q175">
    <p>
      "There's this man in Florence claims that by arranging ground
glasses in a certain order, it's possible to see the moon and stars as
large as your hand."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Is that a good thing?"
    </p>
      <source>Duke Juliano and Marco, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q176">
    <p>
      "Exactly as it was foretold -- a maiden fair of face and sturdy
of body."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You can forget the flattery; what do you lot want?"
    </p>
      <source>The high priest and Sarah, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q177">
    <p>
      I warn you, Rossini -- fail me, and you will breakfast on
burning coals.
    </p>
      <source>Count Federico, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q178">
    <p>
      "Oh, stop being so silly."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Remember the French at Agincourt."
    </p>
    <p>
      "But they lost!"
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q179">
    <p>
      You know, the worse the situation the worse your jokes get.
    </p>
      <source>Sarah, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q180">
    <p>
      A Time Lord has to do what a Time Lord has to do.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q181">
    <p>
      "Is it dangerous?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, only if I guessed wrong, and then it's fatal."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and the Doctor, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q182">
    <p>
      "Therefore, if I've guessed correctly about the nature of helix
energy, I should be able to drain it off."
    </p>
    <p>
      "But what if you've guessed wrong?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "When did I ever guess wrong about anything?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Lots of times."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sarah, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q183">
    <p>
      Had a hard day in the catacombs, have we?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Masque of Mandragora"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q184">
    <p>
      Vaporisation without representation is against the constitution!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Deadly Assassin"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q185">
    <p>
      Chancellor, all presidents are faced with difficult decisions.
It is by their decisions that they are judged.
    </p>
      <source>Cardinal Borusa, in "The Deadly Assassin"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q186">
    <p>
      If heroes don't exist, it is necessary to invent them; good for
public morale.
    </p>
      <source>Cardinal Borusa, in "The Deadly Assassin"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q187">
    <p>
      Later, Castellan, we must take another look at data security.
    </p>
      <source>Cardinal Borusa, in "The Deadly Assassin"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q188">
    <p>
      "Only in mathematics will we find truth." ... Borusa used to say
that during my time at the Academy, and now he's setting out to prove
it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Deadly Assassin"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q189">
    <p>
      As I believe I told you long ago, Doctor, you will never amount
to anything in the galaxy while you retain your propensity for vulgar
facetiousness.
    </p>
      <source>Cardinal Borusa, in "The Deadly Assassin"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q190">
    <p>
      Beware the devious Calib. One day he'll get so cunning even he
won't know what he's planning.
    </p>
      <source>Leela, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q191">
    <p>
      "The Evil One!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, nobody's perfect, but that's overstating it a little."
    </p>
      <source>Leela and the Doctor, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q192">
    <p>
      "Would you like a jelly baby?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It is true, then; the Evil One eats babies!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Leela, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q193">
    <p>
      "I don't know what to believe any more."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, that sounds healthy, anyway. Never be certain of
anything; it's a sign of weakness."
    </p>
      <source>Leela and the Doctor, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q194">
    <p>
      I'm the Doctor. Who are you and why are you shooting at me?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q195">
    <p>
      You can't expect perfection, not even from me.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q196">
    <p>
      "You know, I had a feeling that Niever was actually expecting to
hear an answer to his prayer."
    </p>
    <p>
      "There wouldn't be much point in praying if you didn't."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I could quote you a few theologians who'd give you an argument
on that."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Leela, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q197">
    <p>
      You know the very powerful and the very stupid have one thing in
common. They don't alter their views to fit the facts, they alter the
facts to fit their views, which can be uncomfortable if you happen to
be one of the facts that needs altering.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Face of Evil"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q198">
    <p>
      "Do you know what that is?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It is a laserson probe. It can puncture fist-sized holes in
six-inch armor plate, or take the crystals from a snowflake, one by
one."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, that's right. No handyman should be without one."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and D.84, in "The Robots of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q199">
    <p>
      Please do not throw hands at me.
    </p>
      <source>D.84, in "The Robots of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q200">
    <p>
      "Robots can't harm humans; it's the first principle."
    </p>
    <p>
      "The second principle is that humans can't harm robots. I know,
I've tried and they don't bleed."
    </p>
      <source>Toos and Leela, in "The Robots of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q201">
    <p>
      "I see, you're one of those boring maniacs who's going to gloat,
hm? You going to tell me your plan for running the universe?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh no, Doctor. I'm going to burn out your brain, very slowly."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Dask, in "The Robots of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q202">
    <p>
      "Doctor, why didn't the helium make <em>your</em> voice go
squeaky?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Because I'm a Time Lord. I've been around, you know."
    </p>
      <source>Leela and the Doctor, in "The Robots of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q203">
    <p>
      "This is a big village."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What's the name of the tribe here?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Cockneys."
    </p>
      <source>Leela and the Doctor in London, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q204">
    <p>
      "Good evening, sir. Do you know this young female, sir?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, yes, yes. We were attacked by this little man and four
other little men."
    </p>
    <p>
      "When I got here, sir, he was being strangled with his own
pigtail."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Really? Girlish enthusiasm, officer?"
    </p>
      <source>A police officer and the Doctor, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q205">
    <p>
      "Flickering shadows, Casey. Trick of the light."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Shadows don't groan, Mr Jago. Shadows don't clank chains and
moan like all the demented souls in hell."
    </p>
      <source>Jago and Casey, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q206">
    <p>
      "Forgive us, ma'am."
    </p>
    <p>
      "For what?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "For being so indelicate in the presence of a lady of
refinement."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Does he mean me?"
    </p>
      <source>Litefoot and Leela, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q207">
    <p>
      Sleep is for tortoises.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q208">
    <p>
      Elementary, my dear Litefoot.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q209">
    <p>
      Soon I shall join my ancestors. Already I can see them. They
walk to greet me from the palace of jade. They are smiling, and carry
gifts of fruit and flowers. Now I cross the golden bridge of the gods.
    </p>
      <source>Li H'sen Chang's last words, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q210">
    <p>
      "Eureka" is Greek for "This bath is too hot".
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q211">
    <p>
      "And then, for example, I would say, 'One lump or two, Miss
Leela?' To which you reply 'One will suffice, thank you.' Now do you
follow?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Supposing I want two?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh no no no; one lump for ladies."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then why do you ask me?"
    </p>
      <source>Litefoot and Leela, in "The Talons of Weng-Chiang"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q212">
    <p>
      Enjoy your death as I enjoyed killing you.
    </p>
      <source>Leela to the Rutan, in "Horror of Fang Rock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q213">
    <p>
      "Aye, though we hunted high and low, and hunted everywhere, of
the three men's fate we found no trace, in any time, in any place, but
a door ajar, and an untouched meal, and an over-tottled chair."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor quotes Wilfred Gibson, in "Horror of Fang Rock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q214">
    <p>
      That's the trouble with computers, always think in black and
white. No aquamarines, no blues, no imagination.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Invisible Enemy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q215">
    <p>
      Sometimes, my brilliance astonishes even me.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Invisible Enemy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q216">
    <p>
      "That's your answer to everything -- knock it on the head."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Effective, isn't it? Smash it once and for all?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Leela, in "The Invisible Enemy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q217">
    <p>
      "Shall we try using our intelligence?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, if you think that's a good idea."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Leela, in "The Invisible Enemy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q218">
    <p>
      Your ancestors have a talent for self-destruction that borders
on genius.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q219">
    <p>
      "There's a corpse by the wood."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What sort of corpse?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "A dead one; what other sort is there?"
    </p>
      <source>Colby and Fendelman, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q220">
    <p>
      "By the look of him, he didn't die easily."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It is never easy to die."
    </p>
      <source>Colby and Max, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q221">
    <p>
      Good morning, ladies. Now which one of you has the time scanner?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to a group of cows, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q222">
    <p>
      "You've both escaped from somewhere, haven't you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Frequently."
    </p>
      <source>The verger and the Doctor, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q223">
    <p>
      "How do 'e know so much?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I read a lot."
    </p>
      <source>Mrs Tyler and the Doctor, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q224">
    <p>
      The fifth planet is 107 million miles out and 12 million years
back, so we've no time to lose.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q225">
    <p>
      It's a good thing your tribe never developed guns; they'd have
woken with a start one morning and wiped themselves out.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to Leela, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q226">
    <p>
      The Time Lords are a very meticulous people; you have to be when
you live as long as we do.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q227">
    <p>
      "That would explain the dark side of man's nature, but it's just
a theory."
    </p>
    <p>
      "A pretty wild one."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It's more fun that way."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Colby, in "Image of the Fendahl"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q228">
    <p>
      "There was even a picture of a tree, a fine thing."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Simply a primitive way of producing oxygen. Thank the Company,
we have no need of trees on Pluto."
    </p>
      <source>Citizen Cordo and the Gatherer, in "The Sunmakers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q229">
    <p>
      He can't make ends meet -- probably too many economists in the
government.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Sunmakers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q230">
    <p>
      "These 'taxes', they are like sacrifices to tribal gods?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, roughly speaking, but paying taxes is more painful."
    </p>
      <source>Leela and the Doctor, in "The Sunmakers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q231">
    <p>
      This is the moment when I get a real sense of job satisfaction.
    </p>
      <source>The Collector, at Leela's execution, in "The Sunmakers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q232">
    <p>
      Grinding oppression of the masses is the only policy that pays
dividends.
    </p>
      <source>The Collector, in "The Sunmakers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q233">
    <p>
      "Have you ever heard of the Flying Dutchman?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Pity; I've often wanted to know who he was."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Leela, in "Underworld"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q234">
    <p>
      Prognostication impossible in matters concerning the Doctor.
    </p>
      <source>K9, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q235">
    <p>
      It's always a matter of time, eh Castellan? Especially for Time
Lords...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q236">
    <p>
      Cerebral circuits in order. Physiognomy dubious.
    </p>
      <source>K9 assesses the Doctor's condition, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q237">
    <p>
      "What form of treachery are you planning now?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "A rather more effective form than your own, I hope."
    </p>
      <source>Andred and the Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q238">
    <p>
      &lt;looks at his palm&gt; "I know this TARDIS like the back of
my hand." &lt;Leela turns the Doctor's hand over&gt;
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q239">
    <p>
      Why don't you stabilize your pedestrian infrastructure,
President?
    </p>
      <source>Borusa, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q240">
    <p>
      There is no point in further discussion. Discussion is for the
wise and the helpless, and I am neither.
    </p>
      <source>Leela, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q241">
    <p>
      Maybe I am getting too young for this sort of thing.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q242">
    <p>
      One grows tired of jelly babies, Castellan. One grows tired of
almost everything, Castellan, except power.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q243">
    <p>
      "But you have access to the greatest source of knowledge in the
universe."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, I do talk to myself sometimes, yes."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I mean the Matrix."
    </p>
      <source>Andred and the Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q244">
    <p>
      "Where will he go now?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Somewhere else."
    </p>
      <source>Borusa and Leela bid farewell to the Doctor, in "The Invasion of Time"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q245">
    <p>
      "You mean nothing will happen to me?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nothing at all. Ever."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the White Guardian, in "The Ribos Operation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q246">
    <p>
      "My name is Romanadvoratrelundar."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm so sorry about that. Is there anything we can do?"
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "The Ribos Operation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q247">
    <p>
      It's funny, but you know, before I met you, I was actually
willing to be impressed.
    </p>
      <source>Romana to the Doctor, in "The Ribos Operation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q248">
    <p>
      "But he had such an honest face."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Romana, you can't be a successful criminal with a
<em>dishonest</em> face."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "The Ribos Operation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q249">
    <p>
      "You don't think that's wrong, do you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Wrong? It's an economic miracle. Of course it's wrong."
    </p>
      <source>Kimus and the Doctor, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q250">
    <p>
      I'll never be cruel to an electron in a particle accelerator
again.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q251">
    <p>
      He's the one you should be talking to, or rather listening to,
if you have the stamina.
    </p>
      <source>Romana describes the Doctor, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q252">
    <p>
      Doctor, beware; your manner appeals only to the homicidal side
of my nature.
    </p>
      <source>The Captain, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q253">
    <p>
      "I just put 1.795372 and 2.204628 together."
    </p>
    <p>
      "And what does that mean?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Four!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q254">
    <p>
      What do you want? You don't want to take over the universe, do
you? No... you wouldn't know what to do with it, beyond shout at it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q255">
    <p>
      The concept is simply staggering. Pointless, but staggering.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q256">
    <p>
      My biorhythms must be at an all-time low.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q257">
    <p>
      "A plank?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "The theory is very simple. You walk along it, at the end you
fall off. Drop one thousand feet. Dead."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Captain, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q258">
    <p>
      "All guards, alert: someone is using a counterjamming frequency
projector. Find it and destroy it immediately."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I don't suppose any of the guards know what a counterjamming
frequency projector looks like."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Destroy everything!"
    </p>
      <source>The Captain and Mr Fibuli, in "The Pirate Planet"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q259">
    <p>
      "I warn you, Doctor; he doesn't like scientists."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, very few people do, in my experience."
    </p>
      <source>Professor Rumford and the Doctor, in "The Stones of Blood"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q260">
    <p>
      "I still don't understand about hyperspace."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, who does?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I do!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, shut up, K9!"
    </p>
      <source>Professor Rumford, the Doctor, and K9 in "The Stones of Blood"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q261">
    <p>
      Gosh, that takes me back. Or forward. That's the trouble with
time travel; you can never remember.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Androids of Tara"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q262">
    <p>
      "What's that? Is it yours?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "My favorite charger. Strong as a tree and swift as the wind."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, how does it go? What makes it work?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Good heavens, I don't know, my dear."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You don't?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm a knight, not a farrier."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and Count Grendel, in "The Androids of Tara"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q263">
    <p>
      Would you mind not standing on my chest? My hat's on fire.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Androids of Tara"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q264">
    <p>
      "A swordsman does not fear death if he dies with honour."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then he's an idiot."
    </p>
      <source>Farrah and the Doctor, in "The Androids of Tara"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q265">
    <p>
      "Would you let a small band of semi-savages stand in the way of
progress?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, progress is a very flexible word. It can mean just about
anything you want it to mean."
    </p>
      <source>Fenner and the Doctor, in "The Power of Kroll"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q266">
    <p>
      "Oh, it's a sort of Holy Writ?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It's atrociously writ."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "The Power of Kroll"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q267">
    <p>
      "Why do you always assume the worst?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Because it usually happens."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q268">
    <p>
      "Where's your joy in life? Where's your optimism?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It opted out."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q269">
    <p>
      "Optimism: belief that everything will work out well.
Irrational, bordering on insane."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, do shut up, K9."
    </p>
      <source>K9 and the Doctor, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q270">
    <p>
      I'll explain it to you another time, when I've got about two
weeks to spare.
    </p>
      <source>Romana, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q271">
    <p>
      Your silliness is noted. Drive systems regenerating...
    </p>
      <source>K9, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q272">
    <p>
      It is not power that we seek, but destruction that we glory in.
    </p>
      <source>The Shadow, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q273">
    <p>
      Did you ever get to Troy, Drax? A little place in Asia Minor...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q274">
    <p>
      Is that all you can say? She was a living being, and now what is
she? A component!
    </p>
      <source>Romana, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q275">
    <p>
      "Remember me to Gallifrey."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Bye-bye, Drax..."
    </p>
      <source>Drax and the Doctor, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q276">
    <p>
      We have the power to do anything we like. Absolute power over
every particle in the universe. Everything that has ever existed or
ever will exist, as from this moment. Are you listening to me, Romana?
Because if you're not listening, I can make you listen. Because I can
do anything. As from this moment there is no such thing as free will
in the entire universe -- there is only my will, because I possess the
Key to Time.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q277">
    <p>
      "Hence, this new device. It's called a randomizer, and it's
fitted to the guidance systems and operates under a very complex
scientific principle called pot luck. No one knows where we're going,
not even the Black Guardian."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Not even us."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Armageddon Factor"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q278">
    <p>
      How can a robot catch laryngitis? I mean, what do you need it
for?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Destiny of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q279">
    <p>
      Ooh, look; rocks!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Destiny of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q280">
    <p>
      Who was it said the living are just the dead on holiday?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Destiny of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q281">
    <p>
      "Judging by design and size, I'd say it had intergalactic range
and time-rip capability."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, without reference to my <cite>Jane's Spacecraft of the
Universe</cite> I wouldn't dispute that."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Destiny of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q282">
    <p>
      "They taught me at school how to stop my hearts."
    </p>
    <p>
      "<em>Hearts</em>? How many have you got?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "One for casual, one for best."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and Tyson, in "Destiny of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q283">
    <p>
      "I have failed!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "What's it like?"
    </p>
      <source>Davros and the Doctor, in "Destiny of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q284">
    <p>
      "There we are: the Louvre. One of the greatest art galleries in
the whole galaxy."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nonsense; what about the Academia Stellaris on Sirius V?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q285">
    <p>
      One of <em>my</em> funny turns? The whole world took a funny
turn...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q286">
    <p>
      "Einstein says that--"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm not paying Einstein, Professor; I'm paying you."
    </p>
      <source>Professor Kerensky and Scaroth, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q287">
    <p>
      I say, what a wonderful butler; he's so violent!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q288">
    <p>
      Doctor, the more you try to convince me that you're a fool, the
more I'm likely to think otherwise.
    </p>
      <source>The Countess, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q289">
    <p>
      "My dear, I don't think he's as stupid as he seems."
    </p>
    <p>
      "My dear, <em>nobody</em> could be as stupid as he seems."
    </p>
      <source>The Countess and Count discuss the Doctor, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q290">
    <p>
      "You know what I don't understand?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I expect so."
    </p>
      <source>Duggan and Romana, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q291">
    <p>
      "If you do that one more time, Duggan, I'm going to take very,
very severe measures."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yeah, like what?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Er... I'm going to ask you not to."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Duggan, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q292">
    <p>
      Duggan, why is it that every time I start to talk to someone,
you knock him unconscious?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q293">
    <p>
      I suppose the best way to find out where you come from is to
find out where you're going, and then work backwards.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "City of Death"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q294">
    <p>
      Well, to be fair I did have a couple of gadgets he probably
didn't, like a teaspoon and an open mind.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Creature From the Pit"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q295">
    <p>
      Stupid expression, "stands to reason". Why isn't it "lie down to
reason"? -- much easier to reason lying down...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Creature From the Pit"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q296">
    <p>
      I suppose you could say "the yoke's on him", if you were the
sort of person who said that sort of thing, which fortunately I'm not.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Creature From the Pit"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q297">
    <p>
      "Oh, you shouldn't be worried; Time Lords have 90 lives."
    </p>
    <p>
      "How many have you got through?
    </p>
    <p>
      "About 130."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Creature From the Pit"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q298">
    <p>
      She's tipped the ambassador into a pit and threw astrologers at
him.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Creature From the Pit"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q299">
    <p>
      "I don't think we should interfere."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Interfere? Of course we should interfere! Always do what you're
best at, that's what I say."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q300">
    <p>
      "I like doing the impossible."
    </p>
    <p>
      "If it's possible to get in to the situation, theoretically it
should be possible to get out of it."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, you've spoilt it now."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q301">
    <p>
      "Me? Well, I told you, I'm from Galactic."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Galactic went out of business twenty years ago."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I wondered why I hadn't been paid."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That's not good enough."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That's what I thought."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Rigg, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q302">
    <p>
      [Professor Stein] was my mentor. We worked on this idea
together, before he died, of course. Then we stopped.
    </p>
      <source>Tryst, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q303">
    <p>
      "First a collision, then a dead navigator, and now a monster
running about my ship. It's totally inexplicable."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nothing's inexplicable."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then explain it."
    </p>
    <p>
      "... Inexplicable."
    </p>
      <source>Rigg and the Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q304">
    <p>
      "Yes, but who do you work for?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Work for? I don't work <em>for</em> anybody; I'm just having
fun."
    </p>
      <source>Rigg and the Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q305">
    <p>
      "<em>Your</em> name and date of birth?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm called the Doctor; date of birth... difficult to remember,
sometime quite soon I think."
    </p>
      <source>Fisk and the Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q306">
    <p>
      "I've never met such idiots as those Customs men."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Idiots? They're worse than idiots, they're bureaucrats..."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q307">
    <p>
      "What is it?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It's a perfectly ordinary electric dog."
    </p>
      <source>Stott and the Doctor meet K9, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q308">
    <p>
      "I shall be charging you with gross neglect of duty. The
passengers should be your first concern, yet I find you drunkenly
looking on as they are attacked and killed. Well?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "They're only economy class; what's all the fuss about?"
    </p>
      <source>Fisk and Rigg, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q309">
    <p>
      Oh, my fingers! My arms! My legs! My everything! Argh...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q310">
    <p>
      "Romana, you've got two minutes, 58 seconds to rebuild this
machine."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What, this? The CET? Are you joking?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Do I look as if I'm joking? Well?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'll need a screwdriver."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "Nightmare of Eden"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q311">
    <p>
      "I wonder what it would be like to be crushed into a
singularity?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Don't stand there wondering; do something!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Horns of Nimon"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q312">
    <p>
      Have you noticed how people's intellectual curiosity declines
sharply the moment they start waving guns about?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Horns of Nimon"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q313">
    <p>
      "Brilliant! I wish I'd thought of that!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, you will, Doctor, you will."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "The Horns of Nimon"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q314">
    <p>
      You know, K9, sometimes I think I'm wasted, just rushing around
the universe saving planets from destruction. With a talent like mine,
I might have been a great slow bowler.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Horns of Nimon"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q315">
    <p>
      "Sounds like an insecure personality to me."
    </p>
    <p>
      "He lives in the power complex."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That fits."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and Seth, in "The Horns of Nimon"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q316">
    <p>
      "The great civil war... only the army survived."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, that sounds like a well-organized war."
    </p>
      <source>Seth and Romana, in "The Horns of Nimon"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>"Isn't it wonderful how something so primitive can be so--"
    </p><p>"Graceful?"
    </p><p>"No, <em>simple</em>.  You just push in one direction, the boat goes in the other."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "I do love the spring.  All the leaves, the colours."
      </p><p>"It's October."
      </p><p>"I thought you said we were coming here for May Week."
      </p><p>"I did.  May Week's in June."
      </p><p>"I'm confused."
      </p><p>"So was the TARDIS."
      </p><p>&lt;pause&gt; "Oh, I do love the autumn.  All the leaves, the colours."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>Well, at least in something as simple as a punt nothing can go wrong -- no coordinates, no dimensional stabilizers, nothing.  Just the water, a punt, a strong pair of hands, and the pole.  &lt;then loses the pole&gt;
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>For every reaction, there's an opposite and equally different action.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "I told you you'd got the time wrong, Doctor."
      </p><p>"Yes, but you're always saying that."
      </p><p>"You're always getting the time wrong."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "Was it to do with the voices?"
      </p><p>"What voices?"
      </p><p>"When I was on the river, I heard a strange babble of inhuman voices."
      </p><p>"Oh, undergraduates talking to each other, I expect. I've tried to have it banned."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Professor Chronotis, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "Oh, yes, Salyavin.  He was a boyhood hero of mine."
      </p><p>"Really, Doctor? A great criminal your hero?"
      </p><p>"Yeah, well, a criminal, yes, but he had such style, such flair, such..."
      </p><p>"<em>Panache</em>?"
      </p><p>"Yes, he was a bit like me in that respect."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "Skagra, what have you done with the professor's mind?"
      </p><p>"It is to be put to a more useful purpose."
      </p><p>"It was serving a perfectly useful purpose where it was."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Skagra, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "You take a very proprietorial attitude to other people's brains."
      </p><p>"It seems to me that the Time Lords take a very proprietorial view of the universe."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Skagra, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "Skagra, do you realize this book doesn't make one bit of sense?"
      </p><p>"A fool would realize it was written in code."
      </p><p>"Skagra?"
      </p><p>"What?"
      </p><p>"This thing is written in code.  How am I doing?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Skagra, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "I was meant to be delivering a paper to the Astronomical Society tonight."
      </p><p>"Oh, yes?"
      </p><p>"Yes, I finally disproved the, uh, possibility of life on other planets."
      </p><p>"Oh yes."
      </p><p>"Well, I can deliver it next month's.  Have to be a complete rewrite though."
    </p>
      <source>Chris and Romana, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      "Look.  What do you see?"
      </p><p>"Nothing."
      </p><p>"Billions of atoms, spinning at random, expending energy, running down, achieving nothing.
      </p><p>"Entropy, like the stars.  But what is the one thing that stands against entropy,
      against random decay?   Life.  See how the atoms are arranged here?  They have meaning, purpose."
    </p>
      <source>Skagra and Romana, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation>
    <p>
      I know it's very difficult to understand.  It's also very easy to be sarcastic.
    </p>
      <source>Wilkin, in "Shada"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q317">
    <p>
      "You've got the century wrong, you've got the season wrong, and
you've got K9's seawater defences wrong!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, I can't get everything right."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Just <em>something</em> would be a help."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "The Leisure Hive"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q318">
    <p>
      One must always accept the unexpected.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Leisure Hive"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q319">
    <p>
      "His scarf killed Stimson!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Arrest the scarf, then."
    </p>
      <source>The authorities and the Doctor, in "The Leisure Hive"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q320">
    <p>
      Evidence? You couldn't hang a hat on that.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Leisure Hive"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q321">
    <p>
      Some galactic hobo with ideas above his station... the cosmos is
full of them.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor describes the Black Guardian, in "The Leisure Hive"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q322">
    <p>
      First things first, but not necessarily in that order.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Meglos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q323">
    <p>
      "A little patience goes a long way."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes. Too much patience goes absolutely nowhere."
    </p>
      <source>Login and the Doctor, in "Full Circle"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q324">
    <p>
      "The marsh creatures are mindless brutes... animals!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, easy enough to destroy. Have you ever tried creating one?"
    </p>
      <source>The Decider and the Doctor, in "Full Circle"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q325">
    <p>
      We're all basically primeval slime with ideas above its station.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Full Circle"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q326">
    <p>
      The green button, gentlemen!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Full Circle"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q327">
    <p>
      "They asked me to stay on, you know -- be a Decider."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You, a Decider?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes. I decided not to."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "Full Circle"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q328">
    <p>
      Knowing's easy; everyone does that <foreign>ad
nauseam</foreign>. I just sort of hope.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "State of Decay"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q329">
    <p>
      "Funny about the windows?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "<em>What</em> windows?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes..."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Romana, in "State of Decay"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q330">
    <p>
      "No, I'd say a sociopathetic abscess."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, I wish I'd said that."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "State of Decay"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q331">
    <p>
      You can compile a reverse transition from existing data -- you
love doing that.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to K9, in "State of Decay"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q332">
    <p>
      "Well, Doctor?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, I'm fine."
    </p>
      <source>Romana and the Doctor, in "State of Decay"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q333">
    <p>
      Probability computed at 0.00057, Mistress. There is a .567 error
correction to that estimate. Error in error-correction estimate
estimated at 0.375.
    </p>
      <source>K9, in "Warrior's Gate"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q334">
    <p>
      He's mad. The backblast backlash'll bounce back and destroy
everything!
    </p>
      <source>Romana, in "Warrior's Gate"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q335">
    <p>
      You were the noblest Romana of them all.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor echoes Shakespeare's <cite>Julius Caesar</cite>, in "Warrior's Gate"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q336">
    <p>
      Nothing ... well, that's something.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Warrior's Gate"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q337">
    <p>
      One solid hope's worth a cartload of certainties.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Warrior's Gate"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q338">
    <p>
      "Will Romana be all right?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "All right? She'll be superb."
    </p>
      <source>Adric and the Doctor, in "Warrior's Gate"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q339">
    <p>
      "Adric, I give you a privileged insight into the mystery of
time, yes?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Open your mind to adventures beyond imagining, yes?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "And you criticize my logic!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Adric, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q340">
    <p>
      "No, I'm just saying that a lot of the time you don't really
make sense."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Ah. Oh, you've noticed that, have you?"
    </p>
      <source>Adric and the Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q341">
    <p>
      "Traken Union, famous for its harmony. A whole empire held
together by... by people being terribly nice to each other."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, that makes a change."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Adric, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q342">
    <p>
      If I knew everything that was about to happen, where would the
fun be?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q343">
    <p>
      Time reveals everything.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q344">
    <p>
      "As you can see, the passing ages have taken toll of me."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes. Yes, I know that feeling."
    </p>
      <source>The Keeper and the Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q345">
    <p>
      They say the atmosphere there was so full of goodness that evil
just shrivelled up and died. Maybe that's why I never went there.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q346">
    <p>
      They did say I have a terribly sophisticated prose style.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q347">
    <p>
      Magnificent. It's a pity about that poor chap having to sit for
thousands of years in a chair, but it <em>is</em> magnificent.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q348">
    <p>
      "Still, what can't be cured must be endured."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That's the silliest thing you've said yet."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then don't listen to me. I never do."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Adric, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q349">
    <p>
      I used to know an ancient remedy for mad dogs. I must look it up
sometime. Good library here, have you?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor in the Master's TARDIS, in "The Keeper of Traken"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q350">
    <p>
      Still, the future lies this way.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q351">
    <p>
      "Intone the computations? Why?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I've wondered that myself. Never had the nerve to ask them."
    </p>
      <source>Adric and the Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q352">
    <p>
      "Are you sure?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "This is life; nothing's sure."
    </p>
      <source>Adric and the Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q353">
    <p>
      He's a Time Lord! In many ways we have the same mind.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, on the Master, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q354">
    <p>
      Fold back the omega configuration.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q355">
    <p>
      Never guess, unless you have to; there's enough uncertainty in
the universe as it is.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q356">
    <p>
      "Perhaps you would like to see more of Logopolis."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'd prefer to see a lot less of it."
    </p>
      <source>The Monitor and Tegan, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q357">
    <p>
      "How do we get him out of there?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Thought and computation."
    </p>
      <source>Tegan and the Monitor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q358">
    <p>
      Our manipulation of numbers directly changes the physical world.
There is no other mathematics like ours.
    </p>
      <source>The Monitor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q359">
    <p>
      The cheeseboard is the world, and the pieces the phenomena of
the universe, as my old friend Huxley used to say. &lt;pause&gt;
Cheeseboard?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q360">
    <p>
      Logopolis is a cold place, a cold high place overlooking the
universe.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q361">
    <p>
      "If we do cooperate, there'll be no question of your ever
returning to Gallifrey."
    </p>
    <p>
      "If we don't cooperate, there'll be no question of Gallifrey."
    </p>
      <source>The Master and the Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q362">
    <p>
      "I envy you your TARDIS, Master."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Excellent, Doctor; envy is the beginning of all true
greatness."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Master, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q363">
    <p>
      "Woolly thinking, Doctor."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, very comforting when worn next to the skin."
    </p>
      <source>The Master and the Doctor, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q364">
    <p>
      "The Doctor calls it a reiterated invitation to deep-space alien
intelligences."
    </p>
    <p>
      "And that's us!"
    </p>
      <source>Adric and Nyssa, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q365">
    <p>
      It is the end... but the moment has been prepared for.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor's final words, in "Logopolis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q366">
    <p>
      I wonder, boy, what would you do if you were me, hm? Or perhaps
I should ask, what would <em>I</em> do if I were me?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q367">
    <p>
      How do we find the index file? Of course, if we had an index
file, we could look it up in the index file under "index file".
    </p>
      <source>Tegan, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q368">
    <p>
      That's the trouble with regeneration. You never quite know what
you're going to get.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q369">
    <p>
      &lt;reading label&gt; "The solution." Oh, my little friend, if
only you were...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q370">
    <p>
      "He says he doesn't know who he is or why he has come."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, I admire a man with an open mind."
    </p>
      <source>Ruther and Shardovan, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q371">
    <p>
      "One... two..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Three, sir."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Three, sir, it's what comes after two."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Do you know, that's exactly what I thought?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "And then four, and then five, and then six, and then seven---"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Stop, please! You're making me dizzy!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and a young girl, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q372">
    <p>
      Which is the quickest way out of here? &lt;the women all point
in different directions&gt; Yes, well, that's democracy for you.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q373">
    <p>
      You know, I'm very fond of history, but I don't get much time
for reading.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q374">
    <p>
      It's on the tip of my mind.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q375">
    <p>
      Say something, please! "Yes" would be best.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q376">
    <p>
      You made us, man of evil, but we are free!
    </p>
      <source>Shardovan, to the Master, in "Castrovalva"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q377">
    <p>
      Oh, he's always in trouble, Tegan, hadn't you noticed? It amuses
him...
    </p>
      <source>Adric, about the Doctor, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q378">
    <p>
      "A doctor? Of what?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Everything."
    </p>
    <p>
      "How modest."
    </p>
      <source>Enlightenment, the Doctor and Persuasion, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q379">
    <p>
      "You're very kind."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I am merely civilized."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Monarch, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q380">
    <p>
      "How barbaric!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, a lot of it about."
    </p>
      <source>Enlightenment and the Doctor, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q381">
    <p>
      "You possess an energy you do not understand?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, silly, isn't it? Only my professor at the Academy seemed
to understand it.
    </p>
      <source>Monarch and the Doctor, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q382">
    <p>
      "You grasp the theory of relativity?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Doesn't everyone?"
    </p>
      <source>Monarch and Adric, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q383">
    <p>
      Could anyone pass the sodium chloride, please?
    </p>
      <source>Adric, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q384">
    <p>
      Such a being prefers mental anarchy. They call it freedom.
    </p>
      <source>Enlightenment, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q385">
    <p>
      "Love?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "The exchange of two fantasies, your Majesty."
    </p>
      <source>Monarch and Enlightenment, in "Four to Doomsday"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q386">
    <p>
      An apple a day keeps the... ah, no, never mind.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Kinda"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q387">
    <p>
      I never think twice about anything; takes too much time.
    </p>
      <source>Sanders, in "Kinda"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q388">
    <p>
      "What do we say if the door is opened?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "'Hello'?"
    </p>
      <source>Richard Mace and Adric, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q389">
    <p>
      Why are Earth people so parochial?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q390">
    <p>
      "You're being a very stupid woman."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That isn't a very original observation."
    </p>
      <source>A Terileptil and Tegan, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q391">
    <p>
      Call yourself a Time Lord! A broken clock keeps better time than
you do; at least it's accurate twice a day, which is more than you
ever are!
    </p>
      <source>Tegan, to the Doctor, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q392">
    <p>
      "How do you feel now?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Groggy, sore, and bad-tempered."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh. Almost your old self."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Tegan, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q393">
    <p>
      I said "empathise", not "be silly".
    </p>
      <source>Nyssa, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q394">
    <p>
      "Why didn't you say that's what you were looking for?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Because I wasn't looking for it until I found it."
    </p>
      <source>Tegan and the Doctor, in "The Visitation"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q395">
    <p>
      E-space is another universe; there isn't a taxi service goes
back and forth.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Earthshock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q396">
    <p>
      I'm going outside now; I might be gone some time.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Earthshock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q397">
    <p>
      I'm just a mouth on legs.
    </p>
      <source>Tegan, in "Earthshock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q398">
    <p>
      "I think Mr Ringway is recovering."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Pity. I've just composed a particularly nasty epitaph for him."
    </p>
      <source>Adric and Briggs, in "Earthshock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q399">
    <p>
      "That could take forever."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then I suggest we start at once."
    </p>
      <source>Berger and Adric, in "Earthshock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q400">
    <p>
      Now I'll never know if I was right.
    </p>
      <source>Adric's last words, in "Earthshock"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q401">
    <p>
      You know how it is; you put things off for a day and before you
know it it's a hundred years later.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Arc of Infinity"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q402">
    <p>
      "I have my orders."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You don't have to relish them so much."
    </p>
      <source>Maxil and the Doctor, in "Arc of Infinity"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q403">
    <p>
      Our duty, if not our conscience, is clear.
    </p>
      <source>President Borusa, in "Arc of Infinity"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q404">
    <p>
      "What would you say if I told you I was looking for my TARDIS?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Very little."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the amnesiac Brigadier, in "Mawdryn Undead"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q405">
    <p>
      I hate transmats. Like travelling in a food mixer and just as
dangerous.
    </p>
      <source>Tegan, in "Mawdryn Undead"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q406">
    <p>
      After all, if I was suffering from amnesia I'd be the first to
know about it, shouldn't I?
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "Mawdryn Undead"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q407">
    <p>
      I've lost my TARDIS, you've lost your memory; I'd be surprised
if the two events weren't related.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Mawdryn Undead"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q408">
    <p>
      Oh, I know how many beans make five, Doctor. You don't have to
be a Time Lord to cope with A-level maths.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "Mawdryn Undead"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q409">
    <p>
      "What's past is --"
    </p>
    <p>
      "-- is very much in the present. Brigadier, you never did
understand the interrelation of time."
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "Mawdryn Undead"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q410">
    <p>
      A burden shared is a ... something or other.
    </p>
      <source>Bor, in "Terminus"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q411">
    <p>
      It's controlled by the computer, and the computer's
uncontrollable.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Terminus"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q412">
    <p>
      You represent a poor investment of my time and energy.
    </p>
      <source>The Black Guardian, to Turlough, in "Terminus"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q413">
    <p>
      "It'll be good to see the TARDIS again."
    </p>
    <p>
      "And Tegan!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, well..."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Tegan, in "Terminus"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q414">
    <p>
      "I don't understand it."
    </p>
    <p>
      "He never does."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Turlough, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q415">
    <p>
      "What if the White Guardian tells me something important?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Thank him politely."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Tegan, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q416">
    <p>
      You are a Time Lord, a lord of time. Are there lords in such a
small domain?
    </p>
      <source>Captain Striker, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q417">
    <p>
      "Enlightenment?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "The wisdom which knows all things and which will enable me to
achieve what I desire most. Do not ask what it is; I will not tell
you."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Captain Striker, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q418">
    <p>
      "Your companion is a very beautiful woman."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Is she?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "The confusion in her mind is exhilarating."
    </p>
      <source>Marriner and the Doctor, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q419">
    <p>
      "Are you trying to tell me you're in love?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Love? What is 'love'? I want <em>existence</em>."
    </p>
      <source>Tegan and Marriner, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q420">
    <p>
      Enlightenment brings whatever one desires. I desire to be
amused.
    </p>
      <source>Captain Wrack, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q421">
    <p>
      "Will the TARDIS still function? The console blew up!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, probably did it the world of good."
    </p>
      <source>Tegan and the Doctor, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q422">
    <p>
      You're missing the point. Enlightenment was not the diamond;
enlightenment was the choice.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Enlightenment"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q423">
    <p>
      "Are you all right?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Just a twinge of cosmic angst."
    </p>
      <source>Turlough and the Doctor, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q424">
    <p>
      Not allowed? Me? I'm allowed everywhere!
    </p>
      <source>Doctor #2, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q425">
    <p>
      "I saw it in the <cite>Times</cite>."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That's impossible; the man from the <cite>Times</cite> is still
here."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Tomorrow's <cite>Times</cite>."
    </p>
      <source>Doctor #2 and Col. Crichton, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q426">
    <p>
      Brigadier, I think our past is catching up with us. Or maybe
it's our future.
    </p>
      <source>Doctor #2, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q427">
    <p>
      A man is the sum of his memories, you know, a Time Lord even
more so.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q428">
    <p>
      As soon as I found myself in this horrible place, I started
looking for you.
    </p>
      <source>Susan, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q429">
    <p>
      "We must know what is happening there."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Did it occur to you to go and look?"
    </p>
      <source>President Borusa and the Master, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q430">
    <p>
      The cosmos without the Doctor scarcely bears thinking about.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q431">
    <p>
      "Whatever's in that tower, it's got enormous powers. What can we
do against it?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "What I've always done, Sarah Jane. Improvise."
    </p>
      <source>Sarah and Doctor #3, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q432">
    <p>
      I knew this would be difficult, but didn't think you would be so
stupid as to make it impossible.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q433">
    <p>
      "I know you will find this difficult to believe, but this time I
mean you no harm."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Like Alice, I try to believe three impossible things before
breakfast."
    </p>
      <source>The Master and the Doctor, in "The Five Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q434">
    <p>
      Ominous, isn't it?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Awakening"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q435">
    <p>
      "They burnt the Queen of the May."
    </p>
    <p>
      "The toast of Little Hodcombe..."
    </p>
      <source>Will and the Doctor, in "The Awakening"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q436">
    <p>
      "We're running out of places to run."
    </p>
    <p>
      "The story of our lives."
    </p>
      <source>Turlough and Tegan, in "The Awakening"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q437">
    <p>
      "I quite miss that brown liquid they drink here."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Ale?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, tea."
    </p>
      <source>Turlough and Will, in "The Awakening"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q438">
    <p>
      "What be tea?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, a noxious infusion of Oriental leaves containing a high
percentage of toxic acid."
    </p>
      <source>Will and the Doctor, in "The Awakening"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q439">
    <p>
      Not hat people, are you? Either of you?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Frontios"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q440">
    <p>
      I've got another one of these somewhere. Put them side by side,
we'll have a pair.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Frontios"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q441">
    <p>
      "Systems that could rebuild a civilisation for us. Failure-proof
technology."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What happened to it all?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It failed."
    </p>
      <source>Range and the Doctor, in "Frontios"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q442">
    <p>
      Now please, come and see the TARDIS. As an invasion weapon it's
about as offensive as a chicken vol-au-vent.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Frontios"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q443">
    <p>
      Oh, marvelous... you're going to kill me. What a finely tuned
response to the situation!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Frontios"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q444">
    <p>
      Rest is for the weary; sleep is for the dead.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Attack of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q445">
    <p>
      "Will it believe you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "If it doesn't, I shall beat it into submission with my charm."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Attack of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q446">
    <p>
      You know, Griffiths, when I look at you, I wonder why your
ancestors bothered to crawl out of the primordial slime.
    </p>
      <source>Lytton, in "Attack of the Cybermen"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q447">
    <p>
      Every time you sound confident nowadays, something terrible
seems to happen.
    </p>
      <source>Peri, in "Vengeance on Varos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q448">
    <p>
      "The rules must be obeyed by both governors as well as
prisoners."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What is the difference?"
    </p>
      <source>The Chief Officer and the Governor, in "Vengeance on Varos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q449">
    <p>
      "He's the worst governor we've had since... since..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Since the last one."
    </p>
      <source>Maldak and Areta, in "Vengeance on Varos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q450">
    <p>
      "Orthogonal reading is zee ess plus one oh one ee queue."
    </p>
    <p>
      "'Zee'? Oh, 'zed'."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Vengeance on Varos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q451">
    <p>
      We are gathered here today, in the sight of the great video, to
ask forgiveness...
    </p>
      <source>A priest, in "Vengeance on Varos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q452">
    <p>
      "No more executions, torture... nothing."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It's all changed. We're free."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Are we?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What shall we do?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Dunno."
    </p>
      <source>Maldak and Areta, in "Vengeance on Varos"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q453">
    <p>
      Circular logic will only make you dizzy, Doctor.
    </p>
      <source>Peri, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q454">
    <p>
      Archimedes... fascinating chap, bit wet...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q455">
    <p>
      Mainly decaying food... and corpses. ... That is the smell of
death, Peri; ancient must, heavy in the air... fruit-soft flesh
peeling from wet bones... the unholy, unburiable smell of Armageddon.
Nothing quite so evocative as one's sense of smell, is there?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q456">
    <p>
      My dear girl, I know a computer when I talk to one.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q457">
    <p>
      "Oh, the usual: floor trips, electronic sensors, death rays,
jets of nerve gas... nothing to worry about."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, good; I was afraid it might mean something serious."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Peri, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q458">
    <p>
      I'm not interested in the beliefs of primitives, only in what
they taste like.
    </p>
      <source>Shockeye, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q459">
    <p>
      "What sort of conspiracy?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "A plot."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and Jamie, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q460">
    <p>
      Small though it is, the human brain can be quite effective when
used properly.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q461">
    <p>
      "You look better for your change of clothes and bath. Should try
it more often."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Thank you. What?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Jamie, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q462">
    <p>
      "Allowing himself to be captured by the Sontarans -- if anything
happens to myself as a result of it, I will never forgive himself."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I do wish you'd stop switching personal pronouns."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Peri, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q463">
    <p>
      "Stand at ease."
    </p>
    <p>
      "We already were, Stike."
    </p>
      <source>Stike and Chessene, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q464">
    <p>
      "I have always had a certain regard for you, Doctor, personally,
and the operation will, of necessity, be painful, but --"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It will hurt you more than it hurts me."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What gives you that idea?"
    </p>
      <source>Dastari and the Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q465">
    <p>
      "I mean human meat, you fawning imbecile!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No sir; the <foreign>nouvelle cuisine</foreign> has not yet
penetrated this establishment."
    </p>
      <source>Shockeye and Oscar, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q466">
    <p>
      Small mammals are quite flavorsome when baked.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Two Doctors"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q467">
    <p>
      "Peri, how would you like to meet a genius?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I thought I already have."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Peri, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q468">
    <p>
      First things first -- I've a death to arrange.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q469">
    <p>
      "What <em>is</em> the noun for a collection of geniuses -- a
bevy?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "An inspiration of geniuses? Don't know..."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q470">
    <p>
      You're unbalanced. No wonder the Doctor always outwits you.
    </p>
      <source>The Rani, to the Master, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q471">
    <p>
      You don't get much, do you?
    </p>
      <source>The Master, referring to the Rani's chemical extraction process, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q472">
    <p>
      What's he up to now? It'll be something devious and
overcomplicated. He'd get dizzy if he tried to walk in a straight
line.
    </p>
      <source>The Rani, about the Master, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q473">
    <p>
      "Well, since we're insulting each other, I can't say I care much
for your taste in clothes; doesn't do a <em>thing</em> for you."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Your regeneration's not too attractive, either. But at least I
can change my appearance; you're stuck with what you've got."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Rani, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q474">
    <p>
      They're carnivores; what harm have the animals in the fields
done them? The rabbits they snare, the sheep they nourish to slaughter
-- do they worry about the lesser species when they sink their teeth
into a lamb chop?
    </p>
      <source>The Rani, about humans, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q475">
    <p>
      "You always did lack style."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Style is hardly the prime characteristic of your new
regeneration."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, do stop squabbling and get on with it."
    </p>
      <source>The Master, the Doctor, and the Rani, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q476">
    <p>
      A hyperactive Peri -- too ghastly to contemplate.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q477">
    <p>
      You are indeed a worthy opponent, Doctor. It's what gives your
destruction its piquancy.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q478">
    <p>
      The Rani <em>is</em> a genius. Shame I can't stand her. I wonder
if I was particularly nice to her, she might -- nope, no, of course
not...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q479">
    <p>
      I've more reason to find him than you have. Otherwise I'm going
to spend the rest of my days prancing around in these ridiculous
skirts!
    </p>
      <source>Peri, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q480">
    <p>
      Don't move, Peri, don't move! The tree won't hurt you!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q481">
    <p>
      "Ugh, your puns get worse."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Really? I thought they were improving."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q482">
    <p>
      "One question, Doctor: what, precisely, do you do in there?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Argue, mainly."
    </p>
      <source>Lord Ravensworth and the Doctor, in "Mark of the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q483">
    <p>
      "Is that bad?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Bad? No, it's disastrous."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Timelash"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q484">
    <p>
      Time Lords do not have a monopoly on the fourth dimension,
Doctor.
    </p>
      <source>The Borad, in "Timelash"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q485">
    <p>
      Choose your next words carefully, Doctor; they could be your
last.
    </p>
      <source>The Borad, in "Timelash"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q486">
    <p>
      When I get back to Earth I've got to wow the college with
something. My grades certainly won't.
    </p>
      <source>Peri, collecting an alien flower, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q487">
    <p>
      Look, if I open that door too soon, the molecular structure of
the body will break down, and poor old Stengos will turn into a pool
of high-protein water. Even if I were confident I could reconstitute
it, we do not have a suitable vessel into which it could be ladled.
    </p>
      <source>Grigory, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q488">
    <p>
      I'm a doctor, not a magician.
    </p>
      <source>Grigory, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q489">
    <p>
      "I'm sure Vogel can engage in a little creative accountancy on
your behalf."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I already do. I'm a past master at double entry."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then you must make it triple."
    </p>
      <source>Kara and Vogel, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q490">
    <p>
      I have the President's wife out there, and I can tell you that
she is far more active now then she ever was when she was alive.
    </p>
      <source>Jobel the mortician, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q491">
    <p>
      Well, how do you think I feel? I'm a 900 year old Time Lord. Not
much dignity in scrambling over a wall like a small boy on a scrumping
spree.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q492">
    <p>
      Instant death doesn't bother me; it's the long, lingering kind
I'm worried about.
    </p>
      <source>Grigory, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q493">
    <p>
      "You forget I'm a doctor. When they slice me open, I'll know the
name and function of each organ that pops out."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well at least you won't die in ignorance."
    </p>
      <source>Grigory and Natasha, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q494">
    <p>
      America doesn't have a monopoly on bad taste.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q495">
    <p>
      I never thought the precognizance of my own death would be so
disturbing.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q496">
    <p>
      "You know, if the statue <em>had</em> been made of stone, I
doubt if it could have killed you."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Really?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It would take a mountain to crush an ego like yours."
    </p>
      <source>Jobel and the Doctor, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q497">
    <p>
      "Those rose-red ruby lips were made for kissing."
    </p>
    <p>
      "But not by you!"
    </p>
      <source>Jobel and Peri, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q498">
    <p>
      A Knight of the Grand Order of Oberon... only I would be stupid
enough to attack such a person.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q499">
    <p>
      "May I ask what you're doing here?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "You may, but only a fool would expect an answer."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Orsini, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q500">
    <p>
      "I see you have been busy."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Whereas you have been stupid, Doctor."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Prerogative of a Time Lord."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Davros, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q501">
    <p>
      "But did you bother to tell anyone they might be eating their
own relatives?
    </p>
    <p>
      "Certainly not. That would have created what I believe is termed
'consumer resistance'."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Davros, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q502">
    <p>
      No more words.
    </p>
      <source>Orsini's last words, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q503">
    <p>
      "I know somewhere that is truly tranquil... peaceful...
restful... a panacea for the cares of mind."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Can't we go somewhere fun?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Peri, in "Revelation of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q504">
    <p>
      "Why would they want to control the tide?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, they... er... why not?"
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q505">
    <p>
      "Do you think this wise, Doctor?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "My dear girl, if I stopped to question the wisdom of my actions
I'd never have left Gallifrey."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Sometimes I wish you hadn't."
    </p>
      <source>Peri and the Doctor, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q506">
    <p>
      Just like in the old days... nothing more enjoyable than
watching people suffer!
    </p>
      <source>Sil, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q507">
    <p>
      Destiny? Isn't that just a fancy name for blind chance?
    </p>
      <source>Peri, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q508">
    <p>
      "Nice to know that you can be relied upon to be your usual
treacherous self."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I endeavour to maintain a certain continuity."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Sil, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q509">
    <p>
      "You won't convict me by using shock tactics."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I require nothing so crude, my dear Doctor. All that will prove
necessary is the truth."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Valeyard, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q510">
    <p>
      "What about your companion, Doctor?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, Peri? Quite unsuitable: silly, female, flibbertigibbet...
hopeless!"
    </p>
      <source>Crozier and the Doctor, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q511">
    <p>
      "His name is Dorf, and you are scum!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, actually I'm known as the Doctor."
    </p>
      <source>Yrcanos and the Doctor, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q512">
    <p>
      Everyone has a "point" nowadays. I am a man of action, not
reason!
    </p>
      <source>Yrcanos, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q513">
    <p>
      You think like a warrior but you do not act like one; it's most
perplexing...
    </p>
      <source>Yrcanos, to the Doctor, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q514">
    <p>
      We shall release the slaves, and then on to death!
    </p>
      <source>Yrcanos, in "Mindwarp"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q515">
    <p>
      I'm as truthful, honest, and about as boring as they come.
    </p>
      <source>Mel, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q516">
    <p>
      Here the only logic is that there isn't any logic.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q517">
    <p>
      It takes time, Doctor, but eventually you get there.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q518">
    <p>
      In all my travellings through the universe, I have battled
against evil, against power-mad conspirators. I should have stayed
here! The oldest civilization: decadent, degenerate, and rotten to the
core. Power-mad conspirators, Daleks, Sontarans, Cybermen; they're
still in the nursery compared to us. Ten million years of absolute
power, that's what it takes to be really corrupt!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q519">
    <p>
      I knew this was a mistake; my grip on reality's not too good at
the best of times.
    </p>
      <source>Glitz, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q520">
    <p>
      There is nothing purer and more unsullied, Madam, than the
desire for revenge, but, if you follow the metaphor, I've thrown a
pebble into the water, perhaps killing two birds with one stone and
causing ripples that will rock the High Council to its foundations.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q521">
    <p>
      This is a very odd waiting room. Where are the hopelessly
out-of-date magazines?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, standing in the middle of a desert, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q522">
    <p>
      Great cosmic protector of grafters and dissemblers, save me!
Save meee!
    </p>
      <source>Glitz, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q523">
    <p>
      You cannot speak as though reality is a one-dimensional concept.
    </p>
      <source>The Valeyard, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q524">
    <p>
      There are times in our relationship when I feel an interpreter
wouldn't come amiss.
    </p>
      <source>Mel, to the Doctor, in "The Ultimate Foe"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q525">
    <p>
      "It seems pretty far gone; need a genius to unravel it..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "But Doctor, <em>you're</em> a genius!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh yes, I definitely remember <em>that</em>."
    </p>
      <source>The amnesiac Doctor and the Rani, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q526">
    <p>
      I'm as fit as a trombone.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q527">
    <p>
      A bad workman always blames his fools.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q528">
    <p>
      ... like a bull in a barber shop.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q529">
    <p>
      You don't understand regeneration, Mel; it's a lottery, and I've
drawn the short plank.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q530">
    <p>
      The more I know me, the less I like me.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q531">
    <p>
      "A little portentous, perhaps, Mel?"
    </p>
    <p>
      &lt;sotto voce&gt; "'Pretentious' is the word."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the Rani, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q532">
    <p>
      Thank goodness in this regeneration I've regained my impeccable
sense of <foreign>haute couture</foreign>.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q533">
    <p>
      Absence makes the nose grow longer.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q534">
    <p>
      More <foreign>hasta</foreign>, less <foreign>vista</foreign>.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q535">
    <p>
      The proof of the pumpkin is in the squeezing.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q536">
    <p>
      And I'm suffering from post-regeneration amnesia, as far as I
can remember.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q537">
    <p>
      "You must be the Doctor. I've met your companion Mel."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Don't hold that against me."
    </p>
      <source>Ikona and the Doctor, in "Time and the Rani"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q538">
    <p>
      "Are these old ladies annoying you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Are you annoying these old ladies?"
    </p>
      <source>Pex and Mel, in "Paradise Towers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q539">
    <p>
      No cause for panic? Two of my next-door neighbours have just
disappeared down the waste disposal chute!
    </p>
      <source>Maddy, in "Paradise Towers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q540">
    <p>
      "Don't you think it's wonderful to be somewhere calm and clean
and relaxing?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It makes me nervous."
    </p>
      <source>Mel and Pex, in "Paradise Towers"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q541">
    <p>
      "Fact is, I'm on a mission of highly philanthropic nature."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What's that?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "It means it's beneficial to mankind."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I know what 'philanthropic' means! What's the mission?"
    </p>
      <source>Glitz and Mel, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q542">
    <p>
      "The money?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Gone the way of all organic matter I'm afraid; down the tubes."
    </p>
      <source>Belász and Glitz, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q543">
    <p>
      It was only a small explosion. They couldn't understand how
blowing up the art room was a creative act.
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q544">
    <p>
      Right, freeze! I mean, don't freeze, I mean stand still!
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q545">
    <p>
      Do you feel like arguing with a can of deodorant that registers
9 on the Richter Scale?
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q546">
    <p>
      If he was a mortician, the corpses would keep their eyes open.
    </p>
      <source>Glitz, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q547">
    <p>
      "Excuse me, what's your attitude towards the nature of
existence? For example, do you hold any strong theological opinions?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I think you'll find that most educated people regard mythical
convictions as fundamentally animistic."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I see; that's a very interesting concept."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Personally, I find most experiences border on the existential."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and a guard, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q548">
    <p>
      "What are you doing here?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "That's a very difficult question. Why is everyone around here
so preoccupied with metaphysics?"
    </p>
      <source>Belász and the Doctor, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q549">
    <p>
      "I think she's going to kill us, Doctor."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Ah, an existentialist!"
    </p>
      <source>Glitz and the Doctor, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q550">
    <p>
      Funny old business, time; it delights in frustrating your plans.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q551">
    <p>
      That's right, yes, you're going. Gone for ages. Already gone.
Still here. Just arrived. Haven't even met you. It all depends on who
you are and how you look at it. Strange business, time.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q552">
    <p>
      Think about me, when you're living your life, one day after
another, all in a neat pattern. Think about the oldest traveller and
his old police box, his days like crazy paving.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Dragonfire"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q553">
    <p>
      "Give me an A-flat."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Eh?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, A-flat."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Earl Sigma, in "The Happiness Patrol"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q554">
    <p>
      I don't believe you've met my young friend Ace, an expert in
calorification, incineration, carbonization, and inflammation.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Happiness Patrol"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q555">
    <p>
      I'm finding this rather tiresome.
    </p>
      <source>The Kandyman, in "The Happiness Patrol"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q556">
    <p>
      I can hear the sound of empires toppling.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Happiness Patrol"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q557">
    <p>
      "What am I dealing with? Little green men?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No -- little green blobs in bonded polycarbide armour."
    </p>
      <source>Gilmore and the Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q558">
    <p>
      Ace, give me some of that Nitro-9 you're not carrying!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q559">
    <p>
      You can judge a man by the quality of his enemies.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q560">
    <p>
      Your species has the most amazing capacity for self-deception,
matched only by its ingenuity when trying to destroy itself.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, on humans, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q561">
    <p>
      Good place to put things, cellars.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q562">
    <p>
      I wasn't wandering the streets. I was merely contemplating
certain local cartographic anomalies.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q563">
    <p>
      "Small human female sighted on level three."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Who're you calling 'small'?"
    </p>
      <source>A Dalek and Ace, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q564">
    <p>
      "It's called that because Time Lords have an infinite capacity
for pretension."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Noticed that."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q565">
    <p>
      "The Hand of Omega is a mythical name for Omega's remote stellar
manipulator, a device used to customize stars with. And didn't we have
trouble with the prototype..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "'We'?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "'They'."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q566">
    <p>
      "The Daleks shall become Lords of Time! We shall become all--"
    </p>
    <p>
      "--powerful! Crush the lesser races! Conquer the galaxy!
Unimaginable power! Unlimited rice pudding! Et cetera! Et cetera!"
    </p>
      <source>Davros and the Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q567">
    <p>
      "Doctor, we did good, didn't we?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Perhaps. Time will tell. Always does."
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Remembrance of the Daleks"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q568">
    <p>
      "Who'd want to kill us?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "There's an infinite number of possibilities."
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q569">
    <p>
      "When I employed you, you led me to believe you were a hardened
criminal."
    </p>
    <p>
      "As My Lady knows, before I entered your service I was found
guilty of a large number of offenses."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Then have the courage of your convictions. Drink."
    </p>
      <source>Lady Peinforte and Richard, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q570">
    <p>
      "Was that a bomb?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No. That was the return to Earth of a comet called Nemesis that
has been in orbit for exactly 350 years."
    </p>
    <p>
      "You're amazing, Professor, being able to tell all that just
from the noise."
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q571">
    <p>
      "This may qualify as the worst miscalculation since life crawled
out of the seas on this sad planet."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, nobody's perfect."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q572">
    <p>
      I'll tell you 350 years ago.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q573">
    <p>
      This is no madness; 'tis England.
    </p>
      <source>Lady Peinforte, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q574">
    <p>
      Come! the bear will not pursue us; such things happen only in
the theatre.
    </p>
      <source>Lady Peinforte, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q575">
    <p>
      "I don't suppose you've completely ignored my instructions and
secretly prepared any Nitro-9, have you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "What if I had?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "And naturally, you wouldn't do anything so insanely dangerous
as to carry it around with you, would you."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Of course not. I'm a good girl and do what I'm told."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Excellent. Blow up that vehicle."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q576">
    <p>
      Hello! I'm the Doctor. I believe you want to kill me.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q577">
    <p>
      "Yes, there was a Dorothea; she died in sixteen --"
    </p>
    <p>
      "-- twenty-one. 'Twas a slow poison."
    </p>
    <p>
      "This is unbelievable."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Many found it so."
    </p>
      <source>Mrs Remington and Lady Peinforte, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q578">
    <p>
      It is only my present form. I have had others which would
horrify you. I shall have them again.
    </p>
      <source>Nemesis, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q579">
    <p>
      I am whatever I am made to be. This time Lady Peinforte called
me Nemesis, so I am retribution.
    </p>
      <source>Nemesis, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q580">
    <p>
      Things are still imperfect.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Silver Nemesis"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q581">
    <p>
      You're just an aging hippie, Professor.
    </p>
      <source>Ace, to the Doctor, in "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q582">
    <p>
      "Would you like to see the future?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Not just yet."
    </p>
      <source>Morgana and the Doctor, in "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q583">
    <p>
      "You have to hang up your travelling shoes and stop wandering
sooner or later, don't you?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "So I've been told. Personally, I just keep on wandering."
    </p>
      <source>Morgana and the Doctor, in "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q584">
    <p>
      #1 rule of the intergalactic explorer, Doctor: if you hear
somebody talking about "good vibes" and "letting it all hang out", run
a mile.
    </p>
      <source>Captain Cook, in "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q585">
    <p>
      Anybody remotely interesting is mad in some way or another.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Greatest Show in the Galaxy"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q586">
    <p>
      The point of archaeology is to carefully recover the past,
<em>not</em> disintegrate it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q587">
    <p>
      "Sir, we don't know what the situation is here!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "The situation, Lavel, is normal, and it doesn't get much worse
than that. You know, I'm rather enjoying this."
    </p>
      <source>Lavel and the Brigadier, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q588">
    <p>
      "Ace, I think it's time for plan B..."
    </p>
    <p>
      "We run?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes! RUN!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q589">
    <p>
      Don't worry, Brigadier, people will be shooting at you soon
enough...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q590">
    <p>
      "What are you doing in the lake?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Drowning."
    </p>
      <source>Brigadier Bambera and Ace, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q591">
    <p>
      "Ancelyn, in this world we have a great and honourable tradition
of tactical withdrawal."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Ah, you wish to run away. Well, there can be but thirty of them
at the most."
    </p>
      <source>Brigadier Bambera and Ancelyn, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q592">
    <p>
      "Ace, things may get dangerous, so I want you to have this."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It looks like a piece of chalk."
    </p>
    <p>
      "It is. I got it from the dart board."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q593">
    <p>
      High drama is very similar to comedy; it's all a matter of
timiiiiiiing...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q594">
    <p>
      "You haven't won the game yet, Morgaine."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I could always defeat you at chess, Merlin."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Who said anything about playing chess? I've been playing poker.
And I have an Ace up my sleeve..."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Morgaine, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q595">
    <p>
      "Nice work, Doctor."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Well, I thought she was bluffing!"
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, as the Destroyer is freed, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q596">
    <p>
      "What was that?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "That, Brigadier, was the beginning of the end of the world."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Same as ever, eh, Doctor?"
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier and the Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q597">
    <p>
      "Pitiful. Can this world do no better than <em>you</em> as its
champion?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Probably. I just do the best I can."
    </p>
      <source>The Destroyer and the Brigadier, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q598">
    <p>
      You stupid stubborn thickheaded numbskull, you were supposed to
die in bed! I could have handled it...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q599">
    <p>
      Ace, I'm getting too old for this sort of thing. He's all yours
from now on... I'm going home to Doris.
    </p>
      <source>The Brigadier, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q600">
    <p>
      "Ace, have you no sense of occasion?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "No."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q601">
    <p>
      I ought to have given myself more warning.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q602">
    <p>
      Time and Time Lords wait for no man.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Battlefield"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q603">
    <p>
      "Don't you find the Commander's orders peculiar sometimes,
soldier?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Peculiar or not, orders is orders."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and a soldier, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q604">
    <p>
      And the half-time score: Perivale: 600 million; rest of the
universe: nil.
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q605">
    <p>
      "Objects can't harm us, it's human belief. And you stopped
believing when the bombs started falling."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I'm not frightened of German bombs."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Not German bombs; British, falling on German cities."
    </p>
      <source>The vampiric Phyllis and Rev Wainwright, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q606">
    <p>
      I'm not an invalid, I'm a cripple. I'm also a genius, so shut
up, the pair of you!
    </p>
      <source>Dr Judson, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q607">
    <p>
      If you want a job done properly, get a girl to do it. Out of the
way, boys!
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q608">
    <p>
      "Another explosion might bring the roof down on top of our
heads."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, just a <em>small</em> one?"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q609">
    <p>
      Ah, the sound of dying... When it comes to death, quantity is so
much more satisfying than quality.
    </p>
      <source>Dr Judson/Fenric, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q610">
    <p>
      Don't interrupt me when I'm eulogizing.
    </p>
      <source>Dr Judson/Fenric, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q611">
    <p>
      Thousands of years in the future, the Earth lays dying, the
surface just a chemical slime. Half a million years of industrial
progress...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Curse of Fenric"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q612">
    <p>
      "Don't you have things you hate?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I can't stand burnt toast. I loathe bus stations, terrible
places, full of lost luggage and lost souls."
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q613">
    <p>
      I'm not interested in money. &lt;pause&gt; How much?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q614">
    <p>
      Oh, don't worry; I always leave things till the last moment.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q615">
    <p>
      "You're so smug and self-satisfied, Doctor."
    </p>
    <p>
      "I try."
    </p>
      <source>Josiah and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q616">
    <p>
      After this I'll get a job at Sellafield; it'll be safer.
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q617">
    <p>
      Just do what I do when I do it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q618">
    <p>
      "At the season when ice floods swamped the pasturelands, we
herded the mammoths sunwards to find new grazing."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Tricky things, mammoths."
    </p>
      <source>Nimrod and Inspector Mackenzie, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q619">
    <p>
      Now the wild world is lost, in a desert of smoke and straight
lines.
    </p>
      <source>Nimrod, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q620">
    <p>
      "Where's Nimrod?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "He's gone to see a man about a god."
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q621">
    <p>
      All civilisation starts with hunting and foraging, but don't
worry, you'll soon work your way up.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, soliloquizing to a beetle, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q622">
    <p>
      "Doctor, you are as powerful as you are wise."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Cut the homespun twaddle, Nimrod. It's not wise. I've lit the
blue touch paper and found there's nowhere to retire to."
    </p>
      <source>Nimrod and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q623">
    <p>
      "I once spent centuries, faithfully cataloguing every species
there, every organism from the smallest bacterium to the largest
ichthyosaur. But as soon as I'd finished, the whole world started
changing."
    </p>
    <p>
      "That's life."
    </p>
      <source>Light and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q624">
    <p>
      Things are getting out of control; even <em>I</em> can't play
this many games at once!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q625">
    <p>
      I know you. I took you up as the last specimen of the extinct
Neanderthal race from Earth. ... At least they knew when to stop
evolving.
    </p>
      <source>Light, to Nimrod, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q626">
    <p>
      Hate world. Hate freeness, it bites!
    </p>
      <source>Control, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q627">
    <p>
      When you're a kid, you smash things you hate. But what do I do
if it keeps coming back?
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q628">
    <p>
      I could forgive her those little trips to Java ... if she didn't
enjoy them so much.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, about Gwendoline, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q629">
    <p>
      And I don't think much about your catalogue. It's full of gaps.
... What about the gryphons? Basilisks? You missed the dragons, the
bandersnatches. And then there are the slithy toves, and the crowned
Saxe-Coburg. ... I can't think how you missed them.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, to Light, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q630">
    <p>
      "You are endlessly agitating, unceasingly mischievous. Will you
never <em>stop</em>?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "I suppose I could; it would make a change."
    </p>
      <source>Light and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q631">
    <p>
      "So I burnt the house down."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Any regrets?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes. I wish I'd blown it up instead!"
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Ghost Light"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q632">
    <p>
      "You had to pick a Sunday, didn't you? You bring me back to the
boredom capital of the universe, and you pick the one day of the week
you can't even get a decent television programme."
    </p>
      <source>Ace, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q633">
    <p>
      "So what's so terrible about Perivale?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Nothing ever happens here."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Ace, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q634">
    <p>
      "How long since I was here?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "You've been away as long as you think you have."
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q635">
    <p>
      He doesn't have to outrun the lion, only his friend. Then the
lion catches up with his friend and eats him. The strong survive, the
weak are killed: the law of the jungle! ... Yes, very clever, if you
don't mind losing your friend. But what happens when the <em>next</em>
lion turns up? I think you'd better get your running shoes on,
gentlemen.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q636">
    <p>
      "I'm sure I've forgotten something."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oi, haven't you forgotten something?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Money."
    </p>
    <p>
      "No, it wasn't that."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and the storekeeper, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q637">
    <p>
      That was what they said; either you were dead or you had gone to
Birmingham.
    </p>
      <source>Ange, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q638">
    <p>
      Not a very efficient way to hunt, is it? All that noise and
pantomime just to slaughter one little animal. No, if you're going to
hunt, you stalk your prey, you observe it so you can take it by
surprise, and then you don't kill too many, cover your tracks, so you
don't leave a smell. Can you smell that?
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q639">
    <p>
      When is a cat not a cat? When it builds a cat-flap...
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q640">
    <p>
      This is Derek. Been doing very well; he's been here three weeks
and only got flesh wounds.
    </p>
      <source>Midge, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q641">
    <p>
      "You follow me and I'll get us through this. I'm a hunting
animal; I've got the instinct for it."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Oh, do shut up."
    </p>
      <source>Sergeant Patterson and the Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q642">
    <p>
      "Master? Who's he?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "An evil genius. My oldest, deadliest of enemies."
    </p>
    <p>
      "Do you know any nice people? You know, ordinary people? Not
power- crazed nutters trying to take over the galaxy?"
    </p>
      <source>Ace and the Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q643">
    <p>
      Do you bleed? I can always do something to you, if you bleed.
    </p>
      <source>Karra, to the Master, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q644">
    <p>
      "It seems we must always meet again."
    </p>
    <p>
      "They do say opposites attract."
    </p>
      <source>The Master and the Doctor, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q645">
    <p>
      There are worlds out there where the sky is burning, and the sea
is asleep, and the rivers dream. People made of smoke and cities made
of song. Somewhere there's danger, somewhere there's injustice,
somewhere else the tea's getting cold. Come on, Ace; we've got work to
do!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor's final words, in "Survival"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q646">
    <p>
      A Time Lord has thirteen lives, and the Master had used all of
his. But rules never meant much to him. So I stowed his remains safely
for the voyage back, because even in death I couldn't trust him.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor's voice-over, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q647">
    <p>
      I am not Bruce. It took me a minute, with the talking and the
walking, but I am not Bruce.
    </p>
      <source>The Master, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q648">
    <p>
      "Yes!"
    </p>
    <p>
      "What?!?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "These <em>shoes</em>! They fit <em>perfectly</em>!"
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Grace, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q649">
    <p>
      "See? I told you it was small."
    </p>
    <p>
      "What is it they say?"
    </p>
    <p>
      "Yes, they say that on my planet, too."
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor and Grace, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q650">
    <p>
      Is this thing reliable?
    </p>
      <source>Grace, asking about the TARDIS, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q651">
    <p>
      This is no time to play doctors and nurses.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q652">
    <p>
      What a sentimental old thing this TARDIS is!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "The Enemy Within"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q653">
    <p>
      I never make stupid mistakes. Only very, very clever ones.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in <cite>Timewyrm: Genesys</cite></source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q654">
    <p>
      "Mastery of English?" Well, I'd reverse the roles, personally:
it's English that has mastered me.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "...ish"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q655">
    <p>
      He loves language. Which is great, but it blows poetic and
pedantic at times.
    </p>
      <source>Peri, on the Doctor, in "...ish"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q656">
    <p>
      When will violent death ever make sense? We only make what we
can, Cawdry, from that which surrounds it.
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "...ish"</source>
  </quotation>
  <quotation id="q657">
    <p>
      Oh, circumlocute this!
    </p>
      <source>The Doctor, in "...ish"</source>
  </quotation>
</quotations>