Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2006 11:37:27 EDT
From: J
Subject: DOCTOR WHO, JESSE, AND JEREMY 31

The  explosive end of 2782 storyline and the end of some Daleks...but which
end?  Reunited at last...Margie Lowpay is still dead. TARDISES are live and
should not  experience appearing in Dalek time machines at the same time as
their vanishing!

DOCTOR WHO, JESSE, AND  JEREMY  31

"Yeah,  Jesse?"
"The Daleks are just  vanishing..."
"I see..."  The Doctor threw himself at the Red  Dalek, which was closest to
him. He and it, vanished completely...along with the  other Daleks.
"Jeremy!"  The Doctor yelled, "What are you doing  here?"
"Hiya, Doctor!!!!"  Jeremy yelled, his hand on a lever  device,   "I just
woke up and  pulled this...it said recall device."
"You've just called them  all back."
"What?"  Jeremy looked around, "You  mean...?"
"Yeah, every Dalek that was  on the Space Station...is now in here...with us..."
"Fix our time machines to  run without harm to any of us."
Approaching the main  console, which was stuck in a wall, the Doctor took out
some glasses and put  them on. He leaned in close, "Only need em for far
away, you see. I don't, never  mind."   He looked at the  controls. "Ohhh, you."
 He frowned,  almost spat but with no spit. He made sounds of disapproval. "
Humans like Jeremy  there..."
"Nice of you to remember  I'm here."  Jeremy  waved.
"..well, they can travel  alright in your ships but you guys can't."  He
whipped off his glasses and looked at the Red Dalek.  "Tell me, what do you fools
think you  are doing. You're such a disappointment, you lot  area."
"I thought we were amazing.  We were fantastic. You love us!"
"Yeah well, that's, that  was before seeing this lot,"  the  Doctor puffed,
exaggeratingly. "What a mess. My God, and I do mean my God, could  do better
when he was like one. And as for the Time Tots on Gallifrey, we could  better
with a Loom and some toothpicks. You guys just tried to copy what you  found on
some Gallifrean time ship, didn't you?  No, don't answer  that."
"You will help us or we  will exterminate the boy."
"Oh, oh, that. Yeah, was  expectin that, you sods, miserable excuses for
scientists. Now  Davros..."
"Do not mention the  blasphemer! Do not mention!"
"He was really a  scientist..."
"Can we get him?"  Jeremy  asked.
"Mad as a hatter, insane,  psycho, paranoid delusionalist with schizophrenic
tendencies, murderous  impulses..."
"Forget I asked,"  Jeremy murmured.
"Okay, here goes..."  the Doctor took out the impulse device  and the sonic
screwdriver.
"HALT THESE ACTIONS! HALT  AT ONCE OR YOU WILL BE...."
"Oh, for Pete's sake!"  The Doctor snapped. "I need these if I'm  to fix
your botch job."
"Explain! Explain at  once!"
"You see, I need the  impulse device for power. I can't use any of your
power because it's been  corrupted by your mess of wiring here. It can't do any
harm to any of you lot,  you've proved that."
"And the other  device?"
"Oh, this,"  the Doctor held it aloft. "Sonic  screwdriver. You've never
met that while meeting my other selves? My, my, you  have been deprived. I need
it for obvious reasons."
Jeremy blushed. And  laughed.
"Here, Jeremy, catch!"  Suddenly the Doctor tossed the impulse  device to
him. Jeremy caught it.
"What do you want me to do  with this thing?"
The Doctor stuck his neck  out. Literally. And was a bit more than sarcastic
to his lover.  "Push it."   He motioned, "The top  button."
"STOP! HALT!"  The Red Dalek turned to the other  Daleks, "STUN HIM!"
Jeremy  pushed the button at the same time the  Yellow Dalek fired a stun ray
at him. He vanished and the ray passed through  empty space. It hit the wall
and sparks erupted.
"Great! More stuff for me  to have to repair! You lot suck!"
"You ...what was  that?"
"Sorry, I threw the impulse  device on, uhm, impulse."
"What did it do to him?  Where did he go, you will answer!!!"
"I converted it,"   the Doctor strode around the room,  "Made my own recall
signal while fumbling around in my pockets. Used the impulse  device, changed
it.  Now you'll  never get your hands on him ever again."   The Doctor's
smile changed to a  frown and he put his elbow on an alcove near the wall, "
Trouble is...neither will  I."
Jeremy appeared in the  console room where Jesse stood, pacing. He bumped
right into Jeremy, his pace  timed accidentally with Jeremy's appearance. Their
chests met. They stared at  each other, deeply into each other's eyes. Jesse
kissed Jeremy on the mouth,  deeply. Jeremy responded in kind and grabbed the
back of Jesse's head. Jesse  hugged Jeremy and put his head on Jeremy's
shoulder. "I...I thought I saw...so glad  you're here."
"You can't get rid of me  that easily!"
"I thought you were  dead!"  Jesse hugged him  tightly.
"Jesse!"
"Yeah!"
"I can't  breath."
Jesse let go, "Oh. Phwar.  What are you wearing?"
"Clothes from a dead Latino  boy. A boy who saved my life."
"I know the feeling. I've  seen lotsa people die over the last week. Jeremy,
I saw the shuttle you were on  burn up."
"Oh that. Some space pirate  like couple teleported me off."  Jeremy looked
around, "Where's K9?"
"Right there, fully  recharged now."
"Oh good. About time."   Jeremy moved over to K9 and put  the impulse device
near his nose, "K9, what do you make of  this?"
K9's nozzle came out.  "Specify question, young master."
"I mean can you get the  Doctor's signal from this. It's what got me here.
The Doctor set it to recall me  to the TARDIS from the Dalek time machine. Can
you get him back using  it?"
"Negative and positive,  Master."
"What does that mean?"  Jesse leaned in on the two and put his  hand on
Jeremy back, under the short cut jacket he wore.
"I cannot use it to bring  the Master Doctor here but I can use it to track
him."
Jeremy looked and nodded,  "I saw the Dalek time machine appear around me in
Washington DC..."
"You were in DC? What's it  like in the future?"
"Sucks."
"Oh. Yeah, I guess it  would."
K9 moved his ears and  wagged his tail. He floated upward, the impulse device
magnetically drawn to and  stuck on his nose. "I understand and will work on
this at once, young  master."
"Good,"  Jeremy clasped his hands together and  began to pace now, just like
Jesse had been.
"Doesn't do any good to  pace,"   Jesse said.  "Jeremy..."
Jeremy stopped, his right  hand on his chin. He looked over as K9 worked on
the TARDIS console. "Oh, I know  that, Jesse. Good God, it's good to see you
again." Jesse put his arms out and  Jeremy came over to him and hugged him
again. At the same time, they said, "I  don't want you to ever let go."   They
parted and punched each  other's arm. "You owe me a soda!"  They both said. "
Again."
Jesse smiled, "That's so  gay."
"Yeah, don't ever do that  again."   Jeremy laughed.
"Ready!"  K9 said.
"Good boy, K9!"  Jeremy waved, "Do it! Do it  now!"
"Do  what?"
"Make the TARDIS appear  inside the Dalek time machine! Around the Doctor!"
"It's very dangerous, young  master."
"Just do it!"  Jeremy yelled, "If the Daleks could do  it to save me on Earth
....then this TARDIS, a Time Lord machine should be able  to..."
"Appearing inside another  time machine is different. Highly dangerous."
"I don't care! I want the  Doctor back."
Jesse had grabbed Jeremy's  shoulders but then he let go, defeatedly. "Just
how badly did he want us  back?"
Jeremy listened but asked  K9, "Can you do both at the same time? Appear and
disappear? Land and take off  both at the same time? If you can, do it!"
Then he looked back at Jesse.  "What? What do you mean?"
"It's been, about what? A  week? Where the hell was he? I almost died ten
times over, everyone around  me..."
"Initiating."  K9 complied. "Need you to hold that blue  button down, young
master."
Jeremy ran to it and held  it down. "Not now, Jesse, alright, not now!"
Jeremy yelled as the TARDIS console's  main rotor went up and down and the sound
was so loud he had to yell above it to  be heard. The room tilted as the
TARDIS appeared around the  Doctor.
The Red Dalek yelled,  "Exterminate! Exterminate! Exterminate!"
The others said the same  thing and they all fired. The Doctor was already
seeing the console room  materialize around him. He put his hands up as rays
came at him. "Forcefield  on!"  Jeremy yelled to K9.
"On!"  K9 yelled.
The rays passed through the  Doctor, through the nearly visible walls of the
TARDIS. The Doctor looked down  at his own chest and looked up at the Daleks,
stunned he was not exterminated.  He smiled. He waved, "Bye-bye!"   The
TARDIS appeared solidly around the Doctor  but the vanishing sound was heard and it
 moaned and wheezed out of the Dalek time ship. The rays were firing and they
 blasted into the far wall and the Dalek console. The console sparked and
flew to  pieces.
Jeremy fell off the blue  button and the TARDIS shook and vibrated some more.
More than it was already  doing. The Doctor fell into Jesse, "Look out!"  He
tossed Jesse to the wicker chair and  ran to the console, "What do you two
think you're doing! K9, you're behind this,  should have known!"  He ran to the
 console and was all over it and pushed a lever in, jerked a stick up and
down,  and held a few levers down at once. He turned a rounded tubule. The TARDIS
 interior wavered and heated up. Everyone felt sick. "K9, you're always
giving it  to me like a dog sniffing me rear!"
Jeremy yelled, "Don't yell  at him!"  He was on the floor in the  corner. "
It was me!"  The room shook  but then tilted  sideways again. "I  wanted to
save you!"
Jesse stood from the chair,  "Yeah! At least we tried to save you! More than
you did for  us!"
"Sit down!"  The Doctor yelled as the hat stand fell,  shelves came tumbling
out of the closet and the console sparked. "I think....I  should take you two
over my knee!!!"  Then it all stopped and the TARDIS dematerialization sound
ended.  "There....now you lot over my knee for  a spanking..."   He  smiled.
Jeremy was helped up by  Jesse who hugged him. They looked at the Doctor. The
screen came to life and  they watched as the Dalek time machine, in the
vortex, exploded into fragments.  "Shooting their own guns or spouting their own
conceits, either way, that's what  you get. Also when you try to materialize a
TARDIS inside another TARDIS. Oh, it  wasn't a really well made TARDIS, like
this one, old girl, was it?"  He patted the console.  "In a thrown together
piece of junk like  that, very dangerous. You could have blown her, my TARDIS,
up, and all of you  too. Still, there's compensation, I can take you two over my
knee or elsewhere  in my lap."
Jeremy puffed, "This isn't  a joke, Doctor."
"Where the hell were you  all this time?"  Jesse let go of  Jeremy and ran
to the Doctor to puff his chest up in the Doctor's  face.
"Excuse  me?"
"While I was stranded on  the Moon, blown up in a Moon Shuttle, nearly run
down  by another Moon Buggy, raped or nearly  raped several times, explosively
decompressed, fired on by Cybermen and Daleks,  and just about missed being
electrocuted in the seats on the  Shuttle..."
"I know. You were seat  911."  The Doctor dropped his smile,  "Not a good
number...really."
"You mean...you were  there?"
"Of course. When I finally  was reunited with the TARDIS, almost forcibly
when Space Force Two was blown up  by the Space Station...I had to find the two of
you. But saving someone who's  already died in time is  a tricky  business. It
has to be done carefully. If I didn't go back and put a fault in  your seat
then, you would have died again and stayed that  way."
"You put the fault in my  seat?"  Jesse dropped his  anger.
"Yes, I had to."  The Doctor said and patted Jesse's head,  "Couldn't lose
you. You do terrific things with your mouth..."
Which was open at the  moment.
"Yes, quite like that.  Thanks for demonstrating."
"Doctor. Then why didn't you stop it all?  Why not save all of the other
prisoners?"
"I did. But as it turns  out, it had to happen for them. I'm so sorry and
not many of my companions,  except for maybe Romana, understand this...the
causality of time. See, the first  time I saved them, I unwound time. People on that
shuttle who survived did  things...good thing, bad things, things that made time
unravel far too much and  change reality too much. I couldn't do that. Rose
tried it once and nearly ended  the universe. There are those lousy Reaper
things. Repairing the wounds of time.  Then there's the fact that many people who
would have been born weren't and  those who were born weren't. Or was that...?
I don't know. People were born from  their loins that shouldn't have been
born. I couldn't be responsible for all  that. I had to save just you. It was
hard enough last time saving one boy on one  Freighter but of course, he was
about to hit the Earth in the far past and  either wipe out all life or just
dinosaur life and if I changed that, human  beings would have never taken on Earth.
Dinos, which you are fond of, would be  the dominant life form on Earth. They
would have never let humans come into  being. Just laws of nature and all
that, survival of the  fittest."
K9 translated, "He is  discussing Adric Master."
"I think we know that,  K9,"   Jeremy  said.
K9 put his head down, "He  is alive now."
"Yes but it took me what?  Some seven tries. And others tried as well and
succeeded brilliantly where I'd  failed so many times. I did get it right by the
way. I think that's resulted in  some seven different Adrics walking around
right now. Luckily it's not effected  time all that much."
Jeremy came to the Doctor,  "So you helped Jesse."
"Damn right he did, the  only one he helped, all those others..."   Jesse
said, "Von, Avar. They  helped me. Good  men."
"A lot of men died during  our time away from you, Doctor. Women and children
too. Most of them were  good."
"I know. I've heard it all  before. Tegan. She was always going on about how
it's not  fun."
"Damn right, she was  too,"  Jeremy yelled. "Where were  you with me?"
"I knew the Daleks would  save you. I found that much out. By the way I saw
your speech. I'm more than  damned proud of you, Jeremy. Almost single
handedly, you turned the corruption  in the Earth government around with that one
great  speech."
"And got my friends killed  doing it."
"I saw that and  investigated that too. Unfortunately or fortunately...it all
depends on how you  look at it. Harn, you Hispanic friend, had to die that
way. His brother led one  of the strongest and most non violent resistance
movements against the  corruption. If he hadn't seen Harn, his bro, die on TV, he
wouldn't have had the  inner resolve to fight the brainwashing. And two others
saw the murders. Two  others in the government, Senators, a man and woman,
helped him end it. The food  is people thing. Gone. The farms opened for all. The
pollution, gone. The  brainwashing, gone. Which leads me to your friend Rob.
In Rob...literally in  him...scientists found his body full of cancer and the meds
given to him. They  found a way, good men they were, I helped them too. They
used his body to find a  way to not only stop cancer for good, all forms of
it, but they also realized  what the government had been doing as for
brainwashing. Not even our Senators  knew about that. So thanks to Rob's death, they
found a cure for cancer and  simultaneously a way to counteract the brainwashing
gases that were piped in the  air systems as well as the controlling stuff put
in the food preservatives. In  other words, the government's biological hold
on the people was put down and  that started things rolling."
"How did his body get put  into the hands of good scientists and not corrupt
ones?"  Jeremy didn't realize it but he had  tears rolling out his eyes and
down his cheeks.
"Me."
"Fucking shit, man."   Jesse said. "Sucks, all round. For  all of us. So
many people died. Good ones. I wish we could have saved them  all."
"So do I."
Jesse was still angry with  him. "What the fuck do you know about it?"
"I was with you both, every  step of your adventures... though you didn't see
me."  The Doctor turned to Jesse from Jeremy,  "And Jesse, even though, you
gave up Lent, he wasn't about to give up on you. He  wasn't a real Cyberman,
you know. Those are much, much more  dangerous."
"More? Never want to meet  them, then."
"No."  The Doctor said, "I'm sorry it couldn't  have been a more
conventional rescue this time, but it just couldn't. I tried it  a few times with both
of you and it ended badly for each of  us."
"Where were you? What  happened to you?"
"Ice Warriors and Fendeleen  on Mars. The Ice Maidens were bad but, would you
believe the feasting of death  Fendeleen--well, one of them, this time was
good. Helped me. The Earth President  was trying to cause the end of the world so
he could get more power and become a  god."
"Did  he?"
"He became a god of the  sand and ashes variety maybe? He's dead. I killed
him."   The Doctor saw their shocked  expressions. "Oh, not directly maybe but
I left him and his men to die on Mars.  And burn up when Space Force Two
lifted off. More of his men died when the thing  was about to hit the Space
Station and they blasted it apart."
"Doctor, I'm sorry we  doubted you."
"It wasn't Jeremy who did  the doubting."
"Yeah, well, I figured as  much."
Jesse frowned,  "Sorry."
"Oh no, Jesse, if it were  me...I'd have thought the same thing. I'm sorry I ...
that it had to go the way it  did. I know neither of you had a good time of
it out there. Adventures are not  all light and fun, you know. Sometimes the
nick of time isn't always for  everyone. As I once told you both, this is real
danger. Death for all of us.  It's not just fun and games."
"I remember,"  Jesse said. "You told us that. Now we've  seen it."
Jeremy looked around, "Boy,  though, it sure is good to be back in the
TARDIS, the real TARDIS, your TARDIS.  There's nothing like it anywhere..."
"No, it's home, my  home..."
"Our home,"  Jesse and Jeremy said  together.
The Doctor watched as they  laughed, "God, that's soooooo  gay."
They laughed some more.  The Doctor puffed and put his hands  in his own
pockets,  "So did  anything good happen on your journeys?"
"I thought you were with us  all the way?"   Jeremy  asked.
Jesse thought. "I got one.  By the way Doctor, I know you have the regular
showers on  board..."
"Which you should both use  by the way..."  The Doctor sniffed.
"And you don't get  smelly."   Jeremy  smiled.
"I don't."   The Doctor  offered.
"What I mean is...Doctor, do  you have a sonic shower on board? I could use me
one of those..."  Jesse  smiled.
The Doctor smiled. Jeremy  looked confused. "Come Jeremy, I'll show you what
he means..."   He took the vest off Jeremy who  was now completely bare
chested. He put his arm around the boy's bare back and  led him out of the console
room.
Jesse followed them, "And  then?"
"Then it's off for a nice  long..."
"Dick  stop?"
"Rest and relaxation on  some lovely boy. No, just kidding..."  The Doctor
said as they walked down one of  the TARDIS staircases. "A restful spot I  know.
The Eye of Orion. Ion particles there will get your bodies back in shape  in
no time at all. Not that they're not in shape now but you will get a good  long
rest."
"Rather have the  dick!"   Jesse  said.
"Yeah, me too,"   Jeremy fell asleep standing up and  in the Doctor's arm.
The Doctor heaved him up and carried him.
Jesse smiled, "One sonic  shower cumming up!"
TO BE  CONTINUED...
NEXT  TIME:
"What year is  this?
"8 billion! The year eight  billion. I want you to see that the future is not
all bad to see. Aliens are not  all like the Daleks!"  The Doctor  whispered
to Jeremy and Jesse, "You know there was a time I used to say the year
followed by slash apples instead of just saying the year. Like the year 6 slash
apple slash apple, damned near obnoxious that is, inn't  it?"
"Yeah,"  Jesse  nodded.
"I'll  say."
"Looks like the fuckin  Outer Limits in here,"  Jesse  nodded.
"One of them is a former  enemy of mine."
"Oh fuck that shit, let's  leave!"
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