Name: Tooth and Claw
Released: 2018-01-11
Cast: Peter Capaldi, Pearl Mackie, Jenna Coleman

1) polymath

a polymath, steeped in astronomy and the sciences,
2) haemophilia

Well, maybe haemophilia is just a Victorian euphemism.
3) oot

Och, aye. I've been "oot" and "aboot."
4) lupine

but technically it's more of a lupine-wavelength haemovariform.
5) lectin

Powerful stuff, mistletoe, bursting with lectin and viscotoxins.
6) eaves

The wind is howling through the eaves. Tell us of monsters.
7) blasphemy

But your world is steeped in terror and blasphemy and death,
8) quid

I bet you 5 quid I can make her say it.
9) beastie

Isn't that right, you timorous beastie?
10) werewolf

A werewolf?
11) jog

Your Majesty, as a doctor, I recommend a vigorous jog,
12) treason

I committed treason for you,
13) spoil

Given to me as the spoil of war.
14) magnification

The magnification's gone right over the top. That's a stupid kind of...
15) steward

They took the steward and the master, and my lady.
16) splinter

It was a splinter of wood when the door came apart. It's nothing.
17) doctorate

As you can see, a doctorate from the University of Edinburgh.
18) assassination

- Everything around me tends to be planned. - An assassination attempt?

1) devastate

leaving history devastate in its wake.
2) amuse

You could easily not be amuse, or something. No?
3) carve

I carve out his soul and sat in his heart.
4) reckon

I reckon the monky-boys want us to stay inside.
5) invade

China invade Vietnam. The Muppet Movie, love that film.
6) infect

I would destroy myself rather than let that creature infect me,
7) beg

Your companion beg an apology, Doctor. Her clothing has somewhat delayed her.
8) exile

and now you are exile from this Empire, never to return.
9) crawl

It must have crawl away to die.
10) halt

I take it, sir, that you halt my train to bring me here.
11) garland

They're all garland in mistletoe and the wolf doesn't attack them.
12) accelerate

Imagine it. The Victorian Age accelerate.
13) designate

The rest of you, go to the rear of the house. Assume the designate positions.
14) gamble

Well, if I gamble on that,
15) steep

a polymath, steep in astronomy and the sciences,
16) oppose

The Brethren oppose my father's investigations.
17) appoint

that you have been appoint by the Lord Provost as my protector.
18) dub

I dub thee Sir Doctor of Tardis.

1) henceforth

And henceforth, I banish you.
2) remotely

Not remotely amused.
3) technically

but technically it's more of a lupine-wavelength haemovariform.
4) nowhere

- It came from nowhere. - What, and you're saying that's a wolf bite?
5) barely

and she's taken the cook with her, the kitchens are barely stocked.
6) nevertheless

Nevertheless, that creature won't give up, Doctor,
7) aside

If you won't stand aside, then we'll take it by force.
8) besides

Besides, we're all waiting on Sir Robert. Come, sir.
9) hence

Sir Robert MacLeish lives but 10 miles hence.
10) somewhat

Your companion begs an apology, Doctor. Her clothing has somewhat delayed her.
11) definitely

See? There's definitely something going on. I was right to call you home.
12) apart

Next morning, livestock is found ripped apart and devoured.
13) indeed

Indeed, and there are stories of wolves in these parts.
14) nearly

Nearly took off my thumb, and I like my thumb.
15) exactly

What, exactly, I pray, tell me, someone, please,
16) immediately

Why didn't you say so immediately?
17) perhaps

Perhaps Her Majesty's party could repair to their rooms.
18) sometimes

But sometimes a child goes missing.

1) heartsick

A weakling, heartsick boy,
2) indisposed

She's indisposed, I'm afraid.
3) timorous

Isn't that right, you timorous beastie?
4) dazed

I'm dazed and confused.
5) unprepared

I am hardly unprepared.
6) lunatic

♪ It's good to be a lunatic ♪
7) feral

- Sorry! - She's a feral child.
8) amused

- Like a stamp. - I want her to say, "We are not amused."
9) eccentric

most of us thought him a little, shall we say, eccentric.
10) acquainted

Prince Albert himself was acquainted with many rural superstitions,
11) vigorous

Your Majesty, as a doctor, I recommend a vigorous jog,
12) supernatural

I find myself with more of a taste for supernatural fiction.
13) amusing

- I'm tired of nakedness. - It's not amusing, is it?
14) ignorant

- Are we in Scotland? - How can you be ignorant of that?
15) dull

Dull!
16) wee

I've been chasing this wee naked child over hill and over dale.
17) ridiculous

No, that's just ridiculous.
18) rude

- Am I being rude again? - Yep!

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