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 I can't access the specific transcripts for 
 "Doctor Who: The Brain of Morbius" from the provided site. However, 
 I can still provide a general summary and review based on the known 
 plot and details of the serial. 
  
 "The Brain of Morbius" Overview 
  
 "The Brain of Morbius" is a four-part serial from the thirteenth 
 season of "Doctor Who," first aired in 1976. It features the Fourth 
 Doctor, played by Tom Baker, alongside his companion Sarah Jane Smith. 
  
 Part 1 
  
 Summary: The Doctor and Sarah Jane land on the desolate planet Karn. 
 They find the wreckage of a spaceship and encounter a hostile, 
 insect-like creature. They are taken to the dwelling of Solon, 
 a scientist who has been collecting body parts to create a new body 
 for the disembodied brain of the Time Lord criminal Morbius. 
  
 Review: The first episode sets a dark and gothic tone, 
 reminiscent of classic horror films. The introduction 
 of Solon and his grotesque experiments creates an atmosphere 
 of suspense and dread. 
  
 Rating: 8/10 
  
 Part 2 
  
 Summary: The Doctor learns of Solon's plan to resurrect Morbius, 
 who was once a powerful and malevolent Time Lord. Solon needs 
 the Doctor's head to complete his creation. Meanwhile, Sarah Jane 
 discovers the Sisterhood of Karn, a group of mystic women 
 who guard the Sacred Flame that produces the Elixir of Life. 
  
 Review: The plot thickens with the introduction of the Sisterhood 
 and their mystical powers. The conflict between science and mysticism 
 adds depth to the story, and the Doctor's peril heightens the tension. 
  
 Rating: 8/10 
  
 Part 3 
  
 Summary: The Doctor escapes Solon's clutches, but Sarah Jane 
 is blinded during the struggle. The Sisterhood initially distrusts 
 the Doctor but later allies with him against Solon and Morbius. 
 Solon manages to transplant Morbius's brain into a monstrous body. 
  
 Review: This episode builds on the horror elements, with the creation 
 of Morbius adding a sense of urgency and fear. The alliance between 
 the Doctor and the Sisterhood provides an interesting dynamic. 
  
 Rating: 8/10 
  
 Part 4 
  
 Summary: The Doctor confronts Morbius, who is now mobile and dangerous. 
 A mental battle ensues between the Doctor and Morbius, 
 with the Doctor emerging victorious. The Sisterhood helps 
 the Doctor restore Sarah Jane's sight, and Morbius is defeated once 
 and for all. 
  
 Review: The climax is thrilling, with the mental duel 
 between the Doctor and Morbius being a highlight. 
 The resolution ties up the plot satisfactorily, 
 and the restoration of Sarah Jane's sight brings 
 a positive conclusion to the serial. 
  
 Rating: 8/10 
  
 Overall Series Rating: 8/10 
  
 "The Brain of Morbius" is a standout 
 "Doctor Who" serial that blends horror, science fiction, 
 and mysticism effectively. The dark atmosphere, compelling villain, 
 and strong performances make it a memorable adventure for the Fourth 
 Doctor and Sarah Jane. The serial maintains a consistent level of 
 suspense and intrigue, making it a classic story in the "Doctor Who" canon. 
  
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