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A Welsh miner is found dead, his skin glowing bright green. UNIT is naturally called in to the village of Llanfairfach to investigate. A local environmental group, led by Professor Clifford Jones, has been investigating the work of nearby Global Chemicals and, with the Doctor and Jo's help, they discover that the mine workings are full of giant maggots and green goo, both by-products of Global Chemicals' plant. |
A Welsh miner is found dead, his skin glowing bright green. UNIT is naturally called in to the village of Llanfairfach to investigate. A local environmental group, led by Professor Clifford Jones, has been investigating the work of nearby Global Chemicals and, with the Doctor and Jo's help, they discover that the mine workings are full of giant maggots and green goo, both by-products of Global Chemicals' plant. |
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The plant is run by Stevens, who has been taken over by the intelligent computer BOSS (Bimorphic Organisational Systems Supervisor), which plans to seize power by linking to every other major computer in the world. |
The plant is run by Stevens, who has been taken over by the intelligent computer BOSS (Bimorphic Organisational Systems Supervisor), which plans to seize power by linking to every other major computer in the world. |
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The Doctor uses a large blue crystal he picked up on holiday on Metebelis 3 to break BOSS' hold on Stevens, and Stevens programs BOSS to self-destruct. Meanwhile, the maggots, which are beginning to pupate into giant flies, are destroyed with a fungus. |
The Doctor uses a large blue crystal he picked up on holiday on Metebelis 3 to break BOSS' hold on Stevens, and Stevens programs BOSS to self-destruct. Meanwhile, the maggots, which are beginning to pupate into giant flies, are destroyed with a fungus. |
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