The Bank of Karabraxos – Vault Unlocking!

The Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald were tasked by a mysterious Architect to rob the Bank of Karabraxos – the largest bank in the universe. They are joined by two others: Psi, a hacker with an augmented brain, and Saibra, a mutant shapeshifter. The group break into the bank using fake DNA and disguises. Their mission takes them to unlocking the bank vault, which helps them find a gene suppressant for Saibra and a memory chip for Psi. The mission was to find the female mate of the Teller, a creature that detects a person’s guilt and is used to guard the Bank. The Doctor and Clara rescue the two Teller mates and give them a new home elsewhere in this Ocean’s Eleven-style episode of Doctor Who.

Time Heist

★★★☆☆

TX: 20/09/2014

Written by Stephen Thompson & Steven Moffat    Directed by Douglas Mackinnon

The Twelfth Doctor and Clara are instructed to commit a bank heist. They and two others called Psi and Saibra are told by a mysterious Architect to rob the Bank of Karabraxos, the largest bank in the universe. A recording includes messages from each agreeing to a short-term memory wipe, before getting instructions from the Architect to break into the Bank of Karabraxos and steal three items from its vault. These items include a gene suppressant for Saibra and a memory chip for Psi. After breaking into the bank using fake DNA and disguises, the group meet Miss Delphox who is in charge of the bank security. Within the vault, the Doctor, Clara, Saibra and Psi discover that their real mission was to rescue the female mate of the Teller, a creature that detects a person’s guilt and is used to guard the Bank. Director Karabraxos is a clone of Miss Delphox and she imprisoned the female mate of the Teller as insurance. The Doctor and Clara rescue the two Teller mates and give them a new home elsewhere.

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About Chris Olsen's TARDIS

I am an aspiring television producer, screenwriter and showrunner. I became a childhood fan of the popular BBC TV series Doctor Who at the age of 10, when my parents introduced me to the show upon its return in 2005. I am interested in all things sci-fi, fantasy and geeky, but Doctor Who takes the crown above all else. This website will detail my reviews of various episodes of Doctor Who from throughout its 60-year history. It will also contain content relating to other franchises that I grew up with as a kid, such as Star Wars and Harry Potter.
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