1. 13 Bannerman Road is where
Sarah Jane Smith lives.Copy !req
2. And it's home to things way
beyond your imagination.Copy !req
3. There's an extraterrestrial
supercomputer in the wall...Copy !req
4. her son, a genetically
engineered boy genius...Copy !req
5. a schoolgirl investigator across the road...Copy !req
6. and a whole universe of adventureCopy !req
7. right here on the doorstep.Copy !req
8. Ready? Always.Copy !req
9. The shop's owner, Mr Smalley,Copy !req
10. who refused to give his age,Copy !req
11. said he saw a creature 12 feet tall,
with huge fangs and red eyes.Copy !req
12. What are we up against -Copy !req
13. the GruffaloCopy !req
14. Well, there's only one way to find out.Copy !req
15. Hello.Copy !req
16. Hello!Copy !req
17. Hello!Copy !req
18. What is it we're looking for?Copy !req
19. Haven't the foggiest.
But I'll know it when I see it.Copy !req
20. That's what my mum says when
she's dragging me round Primark.Copy !req
21. Ooh, I always wanted one
of these when I was little.Copy !req
22. Is that a blood stain?Copy !req
23. But whose blood? >Copy !req
24. That is the question.Copy !req
25. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr Smalley? Or... co?Copy !req
26. Some say that arrow was pulled
from the eye of King Harold himselfCopy !req
27. after the Battle of Hastings.Copy !req
28. And some say he wasn't shot in
the eye at all. Read that online.Copy !req
29. The tapestry of time is a fragile thing.Copy !req
30. Apply the slightest pressure,
and the threads of history can unravel.Copy !req
31. But you understand that,
don't you, Sarah Jane?Copy !req
32. How do you know my name? Oh,
I know a great many things.Copy !req
33. The newspaper cutting...Copy !req
34. that was for our benefit, wasn't it? Look,
I don't like being tricked.Copy !req
35. Who are you and what do you want?Copy !req
36. I need your help,
to save the world.Copy !req
37. Time itself is under threat.Copy !req
38. From what? Chronosteen.Copy !req
39. Three pieces of it,
moulded into different objects,Copy !req
40. are lodged at key points
in the Earth's history.Copy !req
41. They must be recovered.Copy !req
42. What objects? Where in history?Copy !req
43. They could be anything, anywhere.Copy !req
44. Well, good luck with that.Copy !req
45. But you are the only ones who can do this!Copy !req
46. You're the Earth's last hope.Copy !req
47. Even if I believe you, how can we
possibly find this Chronosteen?Copy !req
48. This is a Time Window, Sarah Jane.Copy !req
49. It will take you close to the objects.Copy !req
50. If you can create that,
why can't you go yourself?Copy !req
51. It is forbidden for me to travel
through time, but you can.Copy !req
52. All of you have passed through it before.Copy !req
53. Look, if we go, and I'm
not saying that we will,Copy !req
54. then how do we get back?Copy !req
55. Find the objects,
and they will bring you home,Copy !req
56. and I'm afraid, Sarah Jane,Copy !req
57. there is no choice in the matter!Copy !req
58. And be careful!Copy !req
59. History can be a dangerous place.Copy !req
60. That's right, Captain,Copy !req
61. they have until the sands run out...Copy !req
62. or this world is doomed.Copy !req
63. Sarah Jane?Copy !req
64. Rani? Where are you?Copy !req
65. More to the point,Copy !req
66. where am I?Copy !req
67. Hello?Copy !req
68. Clyde?Copy !req
69. Rani?Copy !req
70. Can anyone hear me?Copy !req
71. Can anyone hear me?Copy !req
72. Oh! Heavens, oh, you gave me a fair fright!Copy !req
73. Creeping up like that!Copy !req
74. You are not expected till the morrow.Copy !req
75. Where am I?Copy !req
76. Where is this? I beg your pardon,
my lady, are you quite well?Copy !req
77. I am sure it has been a long
journey from the East, but...Copy !req
78. Did you say you were expecting me?Copy !req
79. Of course. 'Twas the Queen's
personal request that you came.Copy !req
80. Seriously?Copy !req
81. Is this Buckingham Palace? 'Tis the
Tower of London, the royal chambers.Copy !req
82. And Queen Jane is
eager to meet you.Copy !req
83. Jane...Copy !req
84. My, you are tired from the journey.Copy !req
85. I am Mistress Ellen,
head of Her Majesty's household.Copy !req
86. I've been with her since she was a babe.
Lady Jane, she was then.Copy !req
87. Lady Jane Grey?Copy !req
88. I've certainly heard of her.Copy !req
89. She was made Queen, nine days ago.
Of course, the Nine Days' Queen.Copy !req
90. Now, we had best find
more suitable attire...Copy !req
91. for the Queen's new
lady-in-waiting.Copy !req
92. No network.Copy !req
93. I don't think we're in
Ealing any more, Clydey.Copy !req
94. Psst!Copy !req
95. Psst! Quick, or they'll see you!Copy !req
96. Get down!Copy !req
97. Well, wherever I am,
they haven't invented style yet.Copy !req
98. I'm Clyde. Who are you?Copy !req
99. My name's George, George Woods...Copy !req
100. and you can hardly talk.
Now, keep your voice down.Copy !req
101. Why, what you looking at? Germans.Copy !req
102. I'm sure of it. What,
nabbing all the sun loungers?Copy !req
103. Mum warned me when I was evacuatedCopy !req
104. that the country folk was a bit thick.Copy !req
105. Evacuated?Copy !req
106. Right, I get it, so this is like...
1939 or something?Copy !req
107. But she didn't say just how thick.Copy !req
108. It's the 7th of June, 1941. Really?Copy !req
109. That's seriously cool.Copy !req
110. So when you said Germans,
you actually meant...Copy !req
111. Nazis!Copy !req
112. At last, I have you trapped!Copy !req
113. Now, speak your name, spirit!Copy !req
114. I'm not a spirit - I'm Sarah Jane Smith.Copy !req
115. Why are you haunting this house?Copy !req
116. Look, if I was a ghost...Copy !req
117. And by the way, there's no such thing.Copy !req
118. ..you wouldn't be able to touch me,
would you? Come on.Copy !req
119. See?Copy !req
120. Just as solid as you are.Copy !req
121. Pleased to meet you...?Copy !req
122. E-Emily Morris.Copy !req
123. Do you live here?Copy !req
124. Nobody lives here. I'm just investigating.Copy !req
125. But there are ghosts in this house,
everybody says so.Copy !req
126. Well, just because everybody says
something doesn't make it true.Copy !req
127. That door was locked,
so if you're not a ghost,Copy !req
128. how did you get in here?Copy !req
129. Er, yes, well that's a
little tricky to explain.Copy !req
130. What year is this?Copy !req
131. 1889.Copy !req
132. No such thing as ghosts, you say.Copy !req
133. What was that, then?Copy !req
134. Come on, let ME have a go.Copy !req
135. They could be Brits - it's hard to tell.Copy !req
136. Are you sure they're Nazis, George?Copy !req
137. Yeah, I see it! You're right!Copy !req
138. Time travel's awesome, isn't it?Copy !req
139. I've got to do it more often.
They must have come in on a U-Boat.Copy !req
140. An invasion!Copy !req
141. We shall fight them on the beaches,
we shall fight them on the...Copy !req
142. the other places. But, hang on,
what ARE going to do?Copy !req
143. We're going to call the
Home Guard, of course!Copy !req
144. Good thinking, '40s boy.Copy !req
145. Ready.Copy !req
146. Ta-da! Ooh...Copy !req
147. What do you think?Copy !req
148. Most becoming, my lady.Copy !req
149. 'Tis only me, Your Majesty,
and your new lady. May we enter?Copy !req
150. Lady Matilda, my crown, please. Thank you.Copy !req
151. We are ready to receive you now.Copy !req
152. Your Majesty,Copy !req
153. may I present, Lady...Copy !req
154. Oh.Copy !req
155. Lady Rani. From the court of...
the Taj Mahal.Copy !req
156. I know it not.Copy !req
157. But you have clearly travelled far,
Lady Rani. I am most grateful.Copy !req
158. You may leave us, Ellen.Copy !req
159. You too, Lady Matilda.Copy !req
160. Forgive me, but I thought the requestCopy !req
161. was for an elderly companion.Copy !req
162. And I heard the Countess of
Arundel was already on her way.Copy !req
163. Your Majesty, can we trust this...Copy !req
164. foreigner?Copy !req
165. I hope the Queen will judge
me on my own character,Copy !req
166. just as she might judge you on yours.Copy !req
167. Well said.Copy !req
168. Matilda, where are your manners?Copy !req
169. I say again, leave us.Copy !req
170. And what is this you bring?Copy !req
171. It's a music box. Go on, open it!Copy !req
172. How is this possible?Copy !req
173. They're dead clever where I come from.
Thank you, Lady Rani.Copy !req
174. I will treasure this forever.Copy !req
175. It must be hard for you,
being so far from home.Copy !req
176. Especially if you knew how
far away home really is.Copy !req
177. I too am alone.Copy !req
178. Even those I thought most loyalCopy !req
179. now call for Lady Mary to
be crowned in my place.Copy !req
180. Oh, it is all too distressing to discuss.Copy !req
181. No, tell me. It's important.Copy !req
182. When the King died without an heir,
we thought his sister, Mary,Copy !req
183. would take the throne.Copy !req
184. But they made me Queen,
and I never wanted to be.Copy !req
185. My father-in-law saw it as a
way to gain power for himself.Copy !req
186. Father-in-law? You're married?Copy !req
187. My mother forced me to marry Lord Dudley.Copy !req
188. But the man is an ass!Copy !req
189. He talks of nothing but himself,Copy !req
190. fails to compliment me
if I wear a new gown...Copy !req
191. Oh, and he never washes.
Yeah, I know guys like that.Copy !req
192. I like you, Lady Rani. You speak
to me as a person, not a queen.Copy !req
193. Tell me of yourself.
There's not much to tell, really.Copy !req
194. Are you married? Shut up!Copy !req
195. Sorry. I mean, no, Your Majesty.Copy !req
196. Well, you know, I'm only 17.Copy !req
197. I am but 16 and wed.Copy !req
198. Do you not have a sweetheart?Copy !req
199. There must be one gentleman
who occupies your thoughts.Copy !req
200. There is someone I spend a lot of time with.Copy !req
201. Wouldn't exactly call
him a gentleman, though!Copy !req
202. Where are we going?Copy !req
203. St Michael's.Copy !req
204. They've got a telephone.Copy !req
205. Clyde is doing well... CAWINGCopy !req
206. .. but you're right, Captain,Copy !req
207. he must be quicker.Copy !req
208. We cannot keep the Time
Window open much longer.Copy !req
209. Now... what of Sarah Jane?Copy !req
210. Odd. So much chronon energy...Copy !req
211. I've checked upstairs -
there's nobody there,Copy !req
212. so it's got to be ghosts.Copy !req
213. Not according to this, it isn't.Copy !req
214. What is that? And where
are you from exactly?Copy !req
215. A long way away. And this measures
energy fields, amongst other things.Copy !req
216. The readings are very unusual.Copy !req
217. Who owns this house? The Tillotsons,Copy !req
218. but they couldn't bear
all the ghastly noises,Copy !req
219. so they moved and locked the place up.Copy !req
220. I'm rather handy with locks.Copy !req
221. Oh, well, yeah.Copy !req
222. You and me both.Copy !req
223. Funny thing is,Copy !req
224. it was 60 degrees Fahrenheit outside,
but it's 41 in here.Copy !req
225. Classic sign of ghosts.Copy !req
226. What is it with you and ghosts?Copy !req
227. Just curious.Copy !req
228. No, there's more to it than that.Copy !req
229. Nine weeks ago...Copy !req
230. my mother, she... she... she passed over.Copy !req
231. I'm sorry to hear that.Copy !req
232. She disappeared from my life.Copy !req
233. Father says she's gone,
but she can't have gone...Copy !req
234. not forever.Copy !req
235. Eight o'clock! That's it -
that's when they say it starts.Copy !req
236. When what starts? The haunting!Copy !req
237. It's supposed to happen each night at eight.Copy !req
238. What was that? Shh.Copy !req
239. Listen.Copy !req
240. So sorry I'm late, Mrs Bruce.Copy !req
241. I know. Well, have a great evening.Copy !req
242. See you about half eleven.Copy !req
243. The stories are true.Copy !req
244. There IS something strange in this house.Copy !req
245. Yes... and it went that way.Copy !req
246. The melody is so very pretty.Copy !req
247. I shall never tire of hearing it.Copy !req
248. Lady Rani, what are you doing?Copy !req
249. Are you looking for something?Copy !req
250. Sorry, Your Majesty. I'm meant to be.Copy !req
251. It's complicated.Copy !req
252. You can tell me.Copy !req
253. We're friends now, are we not?Copy !req
254. Of course we are.Copy !req
255. What is it, Mistress Ellen?Copy !req
256. It is ill tidings.Copy !req
257. They say Mary and her
army have reached London.Copy !req
258. This was nailed to the door of St Paul's.Copy !req
259. I fear to read it.Copy !req
260. "On this the 19th
day of July, 1553,Copy !req
261. "Lady Mary makes just claim
to the Crown of England...Copy !req
262. ".. and she calls upon all
of her subjects to reject...Copy !req
263. "any unlawful claimants."Copy !req
264. Then I have no need of this...Copy !req
265. .. for I am no longer Queen.
And if I am not Queen,Copy !req
266. then I made false claim to the throne.Copy !req
267. That makes me a traitor.Copy !req
268. The punishment for
traitors is death.Copy !req
269. Right, phone, Georgie-boy?Copy !req
270. This way.Copy !req
271. Operator? Hello? Operator?Copy !req
272. It's dead. The phone's
completely dead. That's strange.Copy !req
273. So what now? Is there any
other way of getting help?Copy !req
274. I remember Mr Porter saying something
about ringing the church bell.Copy !req
275. But that was only in a real emergency.Copy !req
276. And what's this when it's at home?Copy !req
277. That's them! Quick!Copy !req
278. Good morning.Copy !req
279. I am Lieutenant Koenig.
And you... are my prisoners.Copy !req
280. I'm getting the same readings here.Copy !req
281. What was that if it wasn't a ghost?Copy !req
282. Old houses, they sometimes
retain an echo of the past,Copy !req
283. trapped within the very
fabric of the building.Copy !req
284. Yeah, but I can't come out, Joe,
not tonight, it's impossible.Copy !req
285. It's the same voice as in the hallway. Shh!Copy !req
286. You know I've got to
look after Ben and Katy.Copy !req
287. Yes, I know, but... Yeah,
all right, just chill out.Copy !req
288. "Chill out"?
She said "chill out"?Copy !req
289. What does it mean? Ghosts are
supposedly an echo of the past.Copy !req
290. But this person...Copy !req
291. is from the future.Copy !req
292. This doesn't happen. You lot
shouldn't even be in this country.Copy !req
293. Quite a statement...Copy !req
294. from a negro.Copy !req
295. Reduced to name-calling, are you?Copy !req
296. You're just a gang of bullies,
picking on othersCopy !req
297. for what they look like,
and that is why you'll lose this war.Copy !req
298. Underestimating the enemy
through blind, stupid prejudice!Copy !req
299. Kirsch, open the case.Copy !req
300. This is what will guarantee
certain victory for Germany.Copy !req
301. Our technology is so far in
advance of your pathetic efforts.Copy !req
302. Oddest looking radio
I've ever seen.Copy !req
303. That's because it is so
much more than a radio.Copy !req
304. A transmitter then, maybe?Copy !req
305. What is that? It was discovered
beneath the Rhineland.Copy !req
306. The Fuhrer himself believes
it to be Thor's Hammer.Copy !req
307. Our scientists have found it
to be a great source of power.Copy !req
308. Did you see that? See what?Copy !req
309. Must be what that junk shop bloke's after -Copy !req
310. something that can change history.
You've got to give that to me!Copy !req
311. Get back!Copy !req
312. I've got work to do here,
and you are getting in my way.Copy !req
313. Bagar, tie them up and
lock them in the vestry.Copy !req
314. Los! Los!Copy !req
315. They're going to execute her.Copy !req
316. But she is only 16 and she
hasn't done anything wrong.Copy !req
317. We could all face the axe, my lady.Copy !req
318. There must be something we can do.Copy !req
319. Not tonight there isn't.Copy !req
320. We shall see what the morning brings.
Good night, Lady Rani.Copy !req
321. Trent! Trent, are you there?Copy !req
322. I hear you bring word from Sir Thomas.Copy !req
323. If this is what I think it is,Copy !req
324. then I will not have to hide my
true purpose for much longer.Copy !req
325. Something's causing this time
and the future to cross over,Copy !req
326. which means there must be a trigger,
somewhere in the house.Copy !req
327. You see, I was sent here to
find an object. What object?Copy !req
328. All I was told was
it's made of metalCopy !req
329. and it's interfering with the
course of history, which...Copy !req
330. which is a very dangerous thing.Copy !req
331. So have you come to help?Copy !req
332. Well... Are you... from the future?Copy !req
333. Yes, I am.Copy !req
334. 2010!Copy !req
335. That's over 100 years from now.
That's impossible!Copy !req
336. It's coming from in there.Copy !req
337. That machine's dangerous, I know it is.Copy !req
338. And the hammer, that's what
I'm here for, it's got to be.Copy !req
339. Then we need to escape then, don't we?Copy !req
340. If you hadn't noticed,
we're both tied up and locked in.Copy !req
341. Just reach into my pocket
I've got a penknife.Copy !req
342. Way to go, Georgie-boy!Copy !req
343. There's nothing here.Copy !req
344. Nothing we can see.Copy !req
345. Ben, don't! You mustn't!
You know what Mum told us.Copy !req
346. Shut up, Katy! It's only a candle!
Mum does it all the time.Copy !req
347. But you mustn't! Please don't!Copy !req
348. Sarah Jane, look!Copy !req
349. It was 41 degrees downstairs,
but it's 75 in here!Copy !req
350. That's because this room, in the future,Copy !req
351. is on fire!Copy !req
352. Tell Sir Thomas the deed
will be done by daybreak.Copy !req
353. It is time to bid Lady Jane Grey farewell...Copy !req
354. .. for she dies tonight!Copy !req
355. Good... news! Ta-da! And more good news -Copy !req
356. I know a way out that they don't.Copy !req
357. There are benefits to being an altar boy.Copy !req
358. CLUNK! Was ist das?Copy !req
359. I think they might have heard that!
Clyde, quick!Copy !req
360. Ben, it's locked. Let me try.
Ben, we're trapped.Copy !req
361. I can't stand it!Copy !req
362. It's just like...Copy !req
363. like that night!Copy !req
364. Can't we save them?Copy !req
365. Somehow, we have to find a way.Copy !req
366. They're taking too long, Captain!Copy !req
367. We need the Chronosteen now!Copy !req
368. And the sands have almost run through!Copy !req
369. If Sarah Jane and her
friends do not return soon,Copy !req
370. they'll be trapped in the past...Copy !req
371. .. forever!Copy !req
372. Lady Matilda?Copy !req
373. The echoes of the future
must be getting stronger.Copy !req
374. George? Oh, am I glad to see you, Miss?Copy !req
375. But they're all armed, remember? Yes,
George... and so are we.Copy !req
376. It's going to begin again,
isn't it? It has to.Copy !req
377. We can't help those children
unless we understand.Copy !req
378. I'll burst in - you two bring up the rear.Copy !req
379. You have condemned her to die.Copy !req
380. Get after them!Copy !req
381. The Time Window should have closed!
The whole planet will be sucked in.Copy !req
382. So he must have sent me to the wrong time.Copy !req
383. The Sands of Time have run out, Captain.Copy !req