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Weams

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Sergeant Weams ranks as a junior non-commissioned officer in the British Army unit at Goodge Street Fortress. He combats Yeti incursions and fungal spread in London's Underground tunnels under Captain Knight and Staff Sergeant Arnold. He partners with Corporal Blake on operations room tasks, relaying reports and tracking threats. Inquisitive toward newcomers and sabotage, Weams blends sarcasm, dark humor, and pragmatic duty to navigate chaos.
24 appearances
Goodge Street Fortress Operations

Weams's Journey

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24 moments
S5E23 · The Web of Fear Part 1
Doctor splits team in the tunnels

Focused and professional, with a sense of duty to the military operation and its objectives.

Corporal Blake carries the cable drum with Weams and suggests connecting the new drum, participating in the capture of Jamie and Victoria. His actions reflect his focus, professionalism, and cooperation …

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S5E23 · The Web of Fear Part 1
Arnold asserts military control over prisoners

Resigned determination—acknowledging the urgency of the mission but weary from the physical toll.

Weams, a junior soldier, is physically straining under the weight of the heavy cable drum as he and another soldier carry it up the staircase to the Operations Room. His …

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S5E23 · The Web of Fear Part 1
Knight receives prisoners and cable update

Focused on completing his task, with underlying fatigue from the physical demands of the operation.

Weams struggles to carry the heavy cable drum into the operations room under Sergeant Arnold's direction. His physical exertion and compliance highlight the military's logistical demands and the hierarchical structure …

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S5E23 · The Web of Fear Part 1
Knight orders tunnel demolition despite safety concerns

Exhausted and focused on the task at hand, with no indication of engagement with the ethical dilemmas facing the officers.

Weams is briefly mentioned as struggling to carry the cable into the Operations Room, his physical exertion a minor but telling detail of the military’s logistical challenges. Though not physically …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Yeti threat interrupts interrogation

Urgent and focused, with a underlying tension that reflects the high stakes of the Yeti invasion. His emotional state is purely functional, driven by the need to relay critical information.

Private Weams bursts into the interrogation with urgent news from Holborn, his tone conveying the gravity of the situation. His interruption is brief but pivotal—he delivers the critical information that …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Knight Accuses Jamie and Victoria

Urgent and tense, with a sense of duty driving his interruption. His delivery is professional but laced with underlying concern for the safety of the unit and the broader mission. The mention of Yeti activity heightens his alertness, reflecting the gravity of the threat.

Weams bursts into the common room with urgent news from Holborn, his voice tense and his posture alert. He interrupts Knight’s interrogation, delivering the critical update about Yeti activity with …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Holborn HQ Under Siege, Reinforcements Deployed

Analytical and composed, though his observations reflect a growing sense of urgency and concern about the escalating threat.

Weams provides analytical support to Knight, suggesting that the team at Holborn HQ must have been ambushed while unloading ammunition. His observations contribute to the understanding of the situation and …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Chorley’s refusal to report

Grim determination with an undercurrent of frustration—he is fully invested in the mission but clearly affected by Chorley’s betrayal of the group’s trust.

Weams stands near Knight, his expression grave as he listens to Lane’s transmission. He provides a concise but critical piece of context—‘They must have got the ammo unloaded, sir, because …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Arnold demands Jamie reveal the Doctor’s location

Not directly observable, but inferred as either frustrated (if he was sabotaged against) or strategic (if he avoided the explosion intentionally). His absence amplifies the distrust, making him a symbol of both hope and danger.

The Doctor is absent from the scene but is the central figure of the confrontation. His disappearance and implied tampering with the detonator serve as the catalyst for the conflict. …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Arnold reveals the Doctor’s sabotage

Not directly observable, but inferred as either frustrated (if sabotaged) or strategically absent (if evading capture or pursuing his own plan).

The Doctor is absent from the scene but is the central figure of the confrontation. His disappearance and the sabotage accusation cast a shadow over the ops room, driving the …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Fungus spreads as unit faces helplessness

A mix of defensive skepticism (initially) and creeping, paralyzing dread (as the map updates). His emotional arc in this event mirrors the unit's broader shift from theoretical debate to confronting an inescapable, visual threat.

Weams engages in a frantic, speculative dialogue with Blake about the Yeti's origins, oscillating between dismissing Travers' theories and proposing his own outlandish ideas (outer space, kids' comics). His demeanor …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Chorley’s Paranoia Spreads as Victoria Vanishes

Despairing but professional, with a underlying fear for the trapped soldiers.

Weams delivers his update with a grim urgency, his voice steady but his eyes betraying his fear. He points to the map or display showing the fungal line’s advance, his …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Fungus advances as Victoria vanishes

Urgent and tense, with a sense of impending doom as he realizes the fungal threat is closing in on their trapped leaders.

Weams delivers the urgent update about the fungal infection’s advance, his voice tense as he points to the map. His report introduces a new layer of dread, as the silent, …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Missing Unit and Doctor Heighten Crisis

Anxious and urgent (implied by his warning and the broader crisis).

Weams is mentioned indirectly by Chorley, who cites his warning about the danger of being cut off by the fungal infestation. Weams’ observations contribute to the urgency of the situation, …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Knight Confronts Fungal Crisis Leadership

Anxious (his report suggests a dire situation, likely reflecting his own concerns)

Weams is referenced indirectly through Chorley’s dialogue, as Chorley cites Weams’ report about the danger of being cut off. Weams’ role as a soldier providing critical intelligence is implied, and …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Monument Station as Last Hope

Crushed by the weight of their hopeless situation, with no energy left for false optimism

Weams delivers the opening line of despair, his voice heavy with exhaustion and defeat. His brief but damning assessment—‘I think we've had it, Corp’—sets the emotional tone for the scene, …

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S5E24 · The Web of Fear Part 2
Collapse of Hope in the Ops Room

Despairing and resigned, his emotional state reflecting the unit’s collective sense of doom. He speaks not with anger or defiance, but with the quiet acceptance of a man who sees no path forward.

Weams stands beside Blake, his voice heavy with despair as he acknowledges the hopelessness of their situation. His simple statement—'I think we've had it, Corp.'—captures the collective dread of the …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Doctor and Victoria arrive under military escort

Curious and slightly uneasy, seeking clarity in a confusing situation

Weams questions Arnold about the Colonel’s sudden appearance, indicating curiosity and confusion. His dialogue underscores the soldiers’ collective uncertainty about the new development, adding to the scene’s tension. His role …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Knight delegates amid escalating crisis

Curious and slightly anxious, his questions reflecting the broader unease among the soldiers about the Colonel’s sudden appearance and the implications for their mission.

Weams questions Staff Arnold about the Colonel’s origin and purpose, his curiosity highlighting the soldiers’ unease with the sudden appearance of a higher-ranking officer. His dialogue exposes the growing confusion …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Colonel’s Arrival Disrupts Command

Unseen but presumed confident (given his unannounced arrival) and potentially calculating

The Colonel is the most enigmatic figure in this event, his sudden appearance disrupting the military’s already fragile command structure. Mentioned only in passing by Corporal Lane ('They was brought …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Chorley’s desperate escape gambit fails

Cynical amusement at Chorley’s desperation, mixed with underlying anxiety about the group’s deteriorating cohesion. His laughter and sarcasm serve as a defensive mechanism, masking his own fear of the escalating crisis. There’s a tinge of schadenfreude in his remark about Chorley’s rank confusion, revealing his disdain for those he perceives as self-interested.

Weams lingers in the background of the ops room, initially silent as he observes the exchange between Chorley and Arnold. His first contribution—a dismissive 'He's a nutter'—reveals his low tolerance …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Colonel neutralizes Chorley and approves explosive plan

Relieved and engaged, with a sense of hope that the team's active measures will succeed. His emotional state is driven by his alignment with the team's goals and his desire to contribute to the effort.

Weams expresses relief that the team is finally taking active measures against the Yeti threat, reflecting his supportive and pragmatic nature. His demeanor is relieved and engaged, demonstrating his alignment …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Colonel sidelines Chorley and approves explosive plan

Relieved and determined, with a sense of cautious optimism. He is buoyed by the prospect of action but remains acutely aware of the stakes—failure is not an option.

Weams, a junior soldier, expresses relief that the team is finally taking active measures to counter the Yeti threat. His tone is cautiously optimistic, and he acknowledges the urgency of …

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S5E25 · The Web of Fear Part 3
Sabotage exposed in the ops room

Urgent and concerned, driven by a sense of duty to report the evidence of sabotage. His emotional state is one of focused intensity, aware that his discovery could be critical to uncovering the traitor.

Blake bursts into the ops room, interrupting the discussion with urgent news. He presents the padlock from the explosives store and the missing Yeti model, his hands steady but his …

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Affiliations

UNIT (United Nations Intelligence Taskforce)
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Global Advanced Technological Crisis Response and Covert Military Scientific Operations

The British Army unit commanded by Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart at Goodge Street Fortress is part of UNIT, suggesting Weams is also a member of UNIT.

British Army (Goodge Street HQ, under Colonel Lethbridge-Stewart)
member
Yeti Crisis Command and Underground Defense Operations

Weams is a sergeant assisting in the British Army Unit at Goodge Street Fortress, dealing with Yeti and fungal threats in London's Underground.

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Season 5 · planet

Sergeant Weams ranks as a junior non-commissioned officer in the British Army unit at Goodge Street Fortress. He combats Yeti incursions and fungal spread in London's Underground tunnels under Captain Knight and Staff Sergeant Arnold. He partners with Corporal Blake on operations room tasks, relaying reports and tracking threats. Inquisitive toward newcomers and sabotage, Weams blends sarcasm, dark humor, and pragmatic duty to navigate chaos.