Doctor Who (TV Series)

The Space Museum (1965)

Maureen O'Brien: Vicki

Quotes 

• Dr. Who : Well, mow, I think you two must admit that my assumption as to where we are, has been proved correct.

  Ian Chesterton : Yes. We might almost be in a museum at home.

  Vicki : Except there are no little men following you about, telling you not to touch things.

  Dr. Who : Well, you just pretend they are young lady, and keep your hands to yourself.

  Barbara Wright : Well, everything seems quite normal.

  Dr. Who : Well, why not? Why shouldn't it be? It's quite natural. After all, you have objects of historial interest on Earth, so why not a museum in space? I always thought I'd find one someday.

• [seeing a Dalek on display in the museum] 

  Vicki : So, that's what a Dalek looks like.

  Dr. Who : [stammers]  Don't touch, child.

  Barbara Wright : What do you know about them, Vicki?

  Vicki : Only what I've read in history books. That they invaded Earth about... 300 years ago, was it?

  Ian Chesterton : We were there, Vicki. That was one of the periods we visited.

  Dr. Who : I don't mind admitting, my boy, that that thing gave me a start. Coming face to face to it again.

  [the Doctor and Ian chuckle] 

  Vicki : It's not a bit the way I imagined it. Oh, I mean, the books describe them all right, but... Well, this one looks quite friendly.

  Barbara Wright : Friendly?

  Ian Chesterton : You wouldn't say that, young lady, if ever we meet them again. Which, to say the least, is very unlikely. I hope.