This episode gets a scariness rating of 3.75. The Doctor and Rose are stuck orbiting a black hole, Creepy possessed bald things with tentacle mouth things, a possessed guy with weird writing on his face, and a scary voice coming from a monster in the center of a planet.
Possessed guy.Things I like about this episode:
The Ood are kinda creepy, especially when they're possessed like in this picture.
When The Doctor lands the TARDIS in a cupboard. It's funny because he's flown the thing for like 900 years and he still can't make it land in the center of a place.
When Rose realizes that she might not ever get home or off Krop Tor. I don't think she realized before just how dangerous traveling with The Doctor is. Most of his companions don't realize the danger.
Things I don't like about this episode:
When Scooti is killed by the possessed Toby. And everyone watches her float away to the black hole.
When The TARDIS is lost and The Doctor and Rose are stuck. if that happened to me I would probably freak out. wouldn't you?
That Creepy voice of the "Beast".
When Toby starts hearing a voices why doesn't he tell someone?! When stuff like this happens In movies or TV shows they never tell anyone, WHY??!!
Awesome quotes from this episode:
The Doctor about the TARDIS: I don't know what's wrong with her. She's sort of... queasy. Indigestion, like she didn't want to land.
Rose: Well if you think there's gonna be trouble, we could always get back inside and go somewhere else. {they laugh}
The Doctor looking around: I think... we've landed inside a cupboard.
The Doctor: Hold on. What does that say? {examines the writing} That's weird, it won't translate.
Rose: But I thought the TARDIS translated everything—writing as well. It should say English.
The Doctor: Exactly. If that's not working then it means this writing is old. Very old. Impossibly old. We should find who's in charge. We've gone beyond the reach of the TARDIS’ knowledge—not a good move.
The Ood: We must feed. We must feed. We must feed... {hits communicator} you. If you are hungry.
The Doctor: Sorry?
Mr. Jefferson: Captain, you're not going to believe this. We've got people. Out of nowhere. I mean real people. I mean two living people. Just standing here. Right in front of me.
Zachary Cross Flane: Don't be stupid. That's impossible.
Jefferson: I was just telling them that.
But you're a sort of space base. You must have visitors now and then. It can't be that impossible.
Jefferson: You're telling me you don't know where you are?
The Doctor: No idea. More fun that way.
Zach: Oh my gosh, you meant it.
Scooti Manista: People. Look at that, real people.
The Doctor: That's us. Hooray!
Rose: Yeah, definitely real. My name's Rose. Rose Tyler. And that's The Doctor.
Ida Scott: ...and this, this is home.
Zach: Brace yourselves. The sight of it sends some people mad.
Rose: That's a black hole.
The Doctor: That's impossible.
Zach: I did warn you.
The Doctor: We're standing under a black hole.
Ida Scott: In orbit.
The Doctor: But we can't be.
Ida: You can see for yourself—we're in orbit.
The Doctor: But we can't be!
Ida: This lump of rock is suspended in perpetual geostationary orbit around that black hole without falling in. Discuss.
Rose: And that's bad, yeah?
The Doctor: Bad doesn't cover it.
Rose: But if there's no atmosphere out there, what's that?
Ida: Stars breaking up, gas clouds. We have whole solar system's being ripped apart above our heads before falling into that thing.
Rose: So a bit worse than a storm then.
Ida: Just a bit.
Rose: Just a bit, yeah.
The Doctor: There we go. D'you see? To generate that gravity field and the funnel you'd need a power source with an inverted self-extrapolating reflex of six to the power of six every six seconds.
Rose: That's a lot of sixes.
The Doctor: And it's impossible.
Zach: It took us two years to work that out.
The Doctor: I'm very good.
Toby Zed: It's buried beneath us—in the darkness, waiting.
Rose: What's your job, Chief Dramatist?
The Doctor: Excuse me, Zach, wasn't it?
Zach: That's me.
The Doctor: Just stand there. 'Cause I'm going to hug you. Is that all right?
Zach: 'Spose so.
The Doctor: Here we go. Comin' in! Human Beings. You are amazing. Ha! Thank you.
Zach: Not at all.
The Doctor: But apart from that you're completely mad. You should pack your bags, get back in that ship and fly for your lives.
The Doctor: I've trapped you here.
Rose: No. Don't worry about me. Okay, we're on a planet that shouldn't exist, underneath a black hole... with no way out. Yeah, I've changed my mind. Start worrying about me.
Rose: I did that job once. I was a dinner lady. Not that I'm calling you a lady. Although I don't know, you might be. Do you actually get paid, though? Do they give you money?
Ood: The Beast and his armies shall rise from the pit to make war against God.
Rose: I'm sorry?
Ood: Apologies. I said, "I hope you enjoy your meal."
Rose not so sure: Yeah.
Rose: Don't forget to breathe. Breathing's good.
Zach: Rose, stay off the comm.
Rose: No chance.
Ida: Well, we've come this far. There's no turning back.
The Doctor: Oh, did you have to? "No turning back." That's almost as bad as, "nothing can possibly go wrong" or "This is going to be the best Christmas Walford's ever had."
The Doctor: We've found something. Looks like metal, like some sort of seal. I've got a nasty feeling the word might be "trap door." Not a good word, "trap door". Never met a trap door I liked.
The Beast (through the Ood): He has woven himself in the fabric of your life since the dawn of time. Some may call him Abaddon. Some may call him Krop Tor. Some may call him Satan. Or Lucifer. But do not despair. The Deathless Prince. The Bringer of Night. These are the words that shall set you free.
The Beast (through the Ood): I have been imprisoned for eternity. But no more. The pit is open. And I am free!
TARDIS!
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