Plot
The Doctor is supposed to be looking for the TARDIS manual in his ship's library, but he's more interested in what's actually there than in what he started out looking for, such as a copy of Frankenstein and a signed first edition of The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. Then the TARDIS encounters another distraction; a glitch in the Vortex, in which a time ship is crashing over and over again, eternally repeating the last few moments of its existence. Even as the Doctor watches, a flock of vortisaurs swarms over the time ship, but the Doctor drives his TARDIS forward, scattering them. While he's at it he tries to nudge the other ship a few seconds on, out of the loop, to give its perpetually dying crew peace at last. However, he misjudges the impact and hits too hard, and as he tries to pull away to safety, the vortisaurs close in on his damaged TARDIS...
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