The Doctor was confused for a second but, she then remembered. "Jessica? Hadn't thought about that. She should be fine." She said and when she whirled around to face the console she let a guilty look come over her face. She had not thought of that. Oops?

Dexter could understand why The Doctor wouldn't think about it. She was busy tracking something down. Besides that was a plastic copy. Jessica could be fine. He just had to look at that as a positive. "Right. So, is that supposed to be melting?" He asks motioning to the head.

"Melt?" She asked him curiously. She then looked behind her and saw the head melting. "No, no, no, NO!" She said, clearly panicing. She ran around the TARDIS hitting complex looking buttons, switches and levers. "You might wanna hold onto something!" She yelled to Dexter. She held on to the console tightly as the TARDIS began moving. "I'm following the signal and it's fading." She explained and then, all of a sudden, they stopped. "We made it." She said cheerily before running to the doors.

Dexter held onto something as the Doctor said to, hanging onto the rail. "Wait." He said worried for he thought they were still outside the restaurant. He got outside and noticed that it moved. "We moved." He said curiously looking at the alien police box curious as to how it did that.

The Doctor was very upset. "I lost the signal. I got so close." She said before kicking a rock in her anger and it went sailing through the area. She then looked at him completely calm and with a grin. "Disappears there, appears here." She explained vaguely. He wouldn't understand.

Dexter raises an eyebrow at her vague answer. Fine let her have it her way. "Alright so what are we looking for exactly then?" He asked going for a different tactic.

The Doctor began pacing back and forth, thinking, as she spoke. "We're looking for a transmitter. The Consciousness, which is the ring leader in all this, is controlling every single piece of plastic. So," She stopped pacing and looked at him. "it needs a transmitter to boost the signal." She sighed running a hand through her hair. "It would need to be round and massive, slap bang in the middle of London." She looked so confused it was aborable.

Dexter looked to the right over the Doctor's shoulder raising an eyebrow as the Eye of London was right there behind her. He stared at it with a 'really?' Sort of look in his eye.

The Doctor noticed him look behind her and followed his gaze. She didn't get it and looked back at him with an even more confused look. "What? What is it? What?" She asked him trying to figure it out. She then finally catched on and looked behind her once again. "Oh." She said slowly before turning back to him with a huge grin. "Oh. Fantastic!" She said happily. She then began running. She was running across the Westminster Bridge.

Dexter grins and ran with her grinning madly. This was utter madness, but heck if he was complaining. This running around everywhere was exhilarating. He caught up at Westminster Bridge with her running by her side smiling hugely enjoying the camaraderie between them.

As the Doctor was running she spoke to him. "Think of it, plastic all over the world, every artificial thing waiting to come alive. The shop window dummies, the phones, the wires, the cables." She explained to him quickly. "Still, we've found the transmitter." She said and they stopped running. "The Consciousness must be somewhere underneath." She said to Dexter, looking all around her.

"The plastic surgery." Dexter teases as she spoke about plastic coming to life. Once they got close she started to look for somewhere it could be hiding and points to a door near the base of the Eye. "That what you looking for?" He asked with a teasing smile. He hasn't had this much fun in ages.

The Doctor looks over at the hatch before walking over and opening it. Revealing an eerie red light and ladders that goes down. "Looks good to me." She said throwing a grin to Dexter. Before she began climbing down the ladders.

Dexter follows after her and sees Jessica tied up to the rail. "Jess!" He says glad to see her alright and that he was right in the thinking that she was alright.
"Its aliens Dex." Hess said panicking and he places a soothing hand on her shoulder and shushes her softly.

The Doctor ignores the reunion as she walks towards the creatures in the vat. "Am I addressing the Consciousness?" The creature rumbles. "Thank you. If I might observe, you infiltrated this civilisation by means of warp shunt technology. So, may I suggest, with the greatest respect, that you shunt off?" A sort of face forms on the creature. "Oh, don't give me that. It's an invasion, plain and simple. Don't talk about constitutional rights." The Consciousness makes a loud growling noise. This makes the Doctor upset. "I am talking!" She roars back. This causes the creature to become silent. "This planet is just starting. These stupid little people have only just learnt how to walk, but they're capable of so much more. I'm asking you on their behalf. Please, just go." She pleaded with the creature. She had no idea that the plastic dummies were sneaking up behind her.

Until they grabbed her by the arms keeping her at bay. One of them takes the Anti-Plastic out of her pocket. The creature roars in anger. "That was just insurance. I wasn't going to use it. I was not attacking you. I'm here to help." She tried to explain but the creature still roared. "I'm not your enemy. I swear, I'm not." The creature interrupted her again seeming even more angry. A confused look crosses the Doctor's face. "What do you mean?" A door slides open and reveals the TARDIS. "No. Oh, no. Honestly, no. Yes, that's my ship." More interruptions. "That's not true. I should know, I was there. I fought in the war. It wasn't my fault. I couldn't save your world! I couldn't save any of them!" The Doctor said loudly. Grief in her voice and tears in her eyes.

The creature began making huge growling noises and the room began shaking. "It's the Tardis! The Nestene's identified its superior technology. It's terrified. It's going to the final phase. It's starting the invasion! Get out, Dexter! Just leg it now!" The Doctor yelled to Dexter fighting to escape from the Plastic's hold.

Dexter pulled out his phone and tried to call his dad to warn him, but he didn't get an answer and sighs as he looks around and saw a hatchet and a chain. He gave his glasses to Jess. He walked to the tied up chain. "Don't have a job. Don't have much of a future." He said cutting the chain after some calculations. "I was a part of the gymnastics at school. I won the silver." He said and grabbed the chain in his hands and swung knocking the plastic holding the Doctor and who had the anti-plastic, over the side and into the vat of plastic. He then swung back and landed next to the Doctor letting go of the chain.

The creature roared when the Anti-Plastic hit it, it began turning a blue color as it screamed in pain. The Doctor grabbed Dexter's arm. "Now, we're in throuble." She says to Dexter with a huge grin as the signal was cut off and every piece of moving plastic all over the city fell over. Turning normal. The place began shaking even more as debris began falling as the underground lair began to fall apart. "Let's go!" She yelled to Dexter, dragging him by the arm into the TARDIS. When they reached the doors she ran inside and began running around the console. The TARDIS began disappearing.

Dexter dragged Jessica into the TARDIS before she took off and they got out of the trouble. He smiles as his phone rings as they moved somewhere safe.
"Dexter get home there were these plastic things that came to life--." Dexter rolls his eyes and hung up. He had the best experience ever.

The TARDIS appeared at the back alley of an arcade. The Doctor then walked to the door before opening it. Motioning for everyone to exit.

Jessica had no need to be told twice as she ran out of the TARDIS. Dexter got out next taking his glasses back and placing them over his eyes. "You miss I'm full of it, would have been killed if it wasn't for me." He states with a smile at the Doctor to let her know he was teasing.