The Doctor pulled a lever and the TARDIS took off. He smiled at her familiar rasping, stirring noise. He remembered his old companions from Rose on and tears formed in his eyes. He shook it off. It was the past, after all, which he of all people knew could not be changed. When the TARDIS landed, the Doctor stepped out into a planet that looked oddly like Earth. There were rows and rows of perfect houses, each one identical to the other and painted a sickly gray color. Nearby several kids were jump-roping. It was not long before the Doctor noticed something very peculiar. Everything was, well, in rhythm. Every time one rope hit the ground, all the others did at precisely the same moment.
"How fascinating!" The Doctor said aloud excitedly.
He approached one of the children curiously and asked them,
"Excuse me, what planet is this?" The Child didn't even look at him.
He repeated the sentence more clearly as if she didn't hear him the first time. and all the kids, still in rhythm, stopped what they were doing. They all let their ropes fall to the sidewalk all together. Then they walked straight to their identical houses, with the same boring rhythm as before. He knocked the door of one of the gray houses, and it seemed as if the woman who answered was terrified of him. She opened the door, though the chain was still attached. He waved her his psycic paper saying, "Hello. Top of the morning to you. Can I, er, investigate?"
"I Didn't do it, sir, I promise." She said, shaking.
She pulled back the chain reluctantly and the Doctor entered the eerie block that was a house. It was overall quite small. He could see one of the children peeking curiously from behind his bedroom door across the kitchen. The woman stayed quiet. The Doctor looked in almost every corner of the house, but besides the washing machine's technology everything seemed normal. He looked up at the woman.
"I have the worst memory. Please, what planet is this?" She looked absolutely shocked.
"Camazots" she said.
This bit of information excited the Doctor, for he had never heard of Camazots.