Susan Foreman

Susan Foreman complies with Barbara’s request to wait, her body language betraying a quiet resistance. She does not argue or question, but her stillness—lack of fidgeting, minimal eye contact—suggests she …

Ian Chesterton leans against a laboratory bench, initially dismissive of Barbara’s concerns with teasing remarks ('You don’t know what to make of her?'). However, as Barbara details the contradictions—Susan’s genius, …

Susan sits alone on a desk in the empty classroom, the book Barbara gave her now open in her hands. Her initial relaxed demeanor evaporates as she reads, her face …

Susan Foreman is listening to an obscure rock band on her transistor radio when Barbara and Ian enter the classroom. Ian’s unexpected knowledge of the band’s history unsettles her, leading …

Susan is physically absent from the scene but serves as its indirect catalyst. Her name is invoked repeatedly as the subject of Barbara and Ian’s debate, with her anachronistic ignorance …

Susan Foreman begins the exchange with a subdued apology, her posture and tone suggesting deference to Barbara’s authority. However, her follow-up statement—the decimal system hasn’t started yet—is delivered with a …

Ian stands outside Coal Hill School, visibly perplexed as he recounts Susan Foreman’s disconcerting behavior during his chemistry lesson. His hands gesture slightly as he speaks, emphasizing his confusion. He …

Susan stands with quiet confidence in the laboratory, her fingers lightly tracing the edge of the bench as she critiques Ian’s experiment. Her voice is measured but firm, her posture …

Susan Foreman is observed by Ian and Barbara as she enters the scrapyard, her actions serving as the catalyst for their debate. Though not physically present during their conversation, her …

Ian emerges from hiding as the Doctor arrives, his frustration and suspicion now fully directed at the old man. He confronts the Doctor aggressively, demanding to know why Susan is …

Susan’s voice, calling out from inside the police box, is the linchpin of this event. Though physically absent from the scene, her distressed plea—‘What are you doing out there?’—shatters the …

Susan steps outside the TARDIS alongside Ian, offering him physical support as he stumbles. Her dialogue—'Oh here, lean on me.'—shows her concern for his well-being, but her demeanor remains calm …

Susan, the Doctor’s granddaughter, supports her grandfather’s claims throughout the exchange, assisting with the radiation counter and encouraging Ian to step outside. Her dialogue is calm and confident, reflecting her …

Susan stands as a quiet but steadfast ally to the Doctor, confirming the yearometer’s malfunction and defending his claims against Ian’s skepticism. She exits the TARDIS with Ian, offering him …

Susan is the most emotionally volatile of the group, her panic escalating as she realizes the Doctor’s notebook—containing the TARDIS’s key codes and travel logs—is missing. She insists on searching …

Susan panics upon realizing the Doctor’s notebook—containing TARDIS codes and travel logs—is abandoned, signaling a catastrophic event. She insists on searching for the Doctor, her fear and loyalty to her …

Susan calls out to the Doctor in distress as she is overpowered and taken to the Cave of Skulls. Her loyalty to her grandfather is evident, and she is visibly …

Susan is captured alongside the Doctor and Ian, her distress evident as she calls out to the Doctor when Za orders them taken to the Cave of Skulls. Her physical …

Susan is captured alongside the Doctor and Ian, her voice pleading as she is overpowered by the tribe. She is physically restrained but verbally defiant, especially when Za orders the …

Susan is overpowered and threatened with enslavement or death, her voice rising in desperation as she calls out to the Doctor. Her body trembles as she is dragged toward the …

Susan calls out to the Doctor in distress as Za sentences them to the Cave of Skulls. Her fear is evident, but her loyalty to her grandfather remains unshaken. She …

Susan is captured alongside the Doctor and companions. She calls out to the Doctor in distress as Za orders their imprisonment in the Cave of Skulls. Her emotional state is …

Susan is the first to physically react to the Old Woman’s violent entrance, screaming in shock as the brush splinters and the tribal elder bursts into the cave. Her scream …

Susan moves urgently between the Doctor and Ian, mediating their tension while searching for tools to free Ian’s bindings. She finds a piece of flint with a rough edge and …

Susan is the group’s emotional anchor, offering reassurance to the Doctor—'I knew you'd think of something'—and actively participating in their escape. She follows the Doctor’s instructions to use bones to …

Ian takes a pragmatic leadership role, rearranging the group’s formation for safety and reassuring Barbara during her panic. He insists on helping Za despite the Doctor’s objections, orchestrating the creation …

Susan assists the Doctor during the trek, expressing fear and cold but quickly rallying to support Barbara and Ian’s decision to aid Za. She defies the Doctor’s orders, insisting, 'We …

Susan, initially fearful and hesitant, defies the Doctor’s orders to stay behind and insists on helping Za. She supports Ian and Barbara’s decision to aid the wounded tribesman, demonstrating her …

Susan, though initially fearful and cold, follows Ian and Barbara’s lead in helping Za. She assists in tending to his wounds, using her handkerchief to clean the gashes, and supports …

Susan attempts to assist Za but is met with Hur’s confusion and suspicion, her actions misunderstood as maternal rather than compassionate. She follows Ian’s lead in constructing the stretcher, her …

Susan Foreman moves quickly through the cave’s debris, her eyes scanning for useful materials. She spots a stone and immediately hands it to Ian, her actions efficient and purposeful. Her …

Susan assists in the fire-making process, carefully blowing on the embers alongside Barbara as Ian directs. Her anxiety is palpable, particularly in her whispered concern about the Doctor being forced …

Susan assists in the fire-making process, her hands trembling slightly as she blows gently on the embers alongside Barbara. She expresses concern about Za’s skepticism, her anxiety palpable in her …

Susan crouches beside the tinder, her face alight with excitement as she blows gently on the embers. Her youthful energy is infectious, a stark contrast to the grim atmosphere of …

Susan assists Ian and Barbara in gathering tinder and blowing gently on the embers to coax the flame to life. She expresses anxiety about the Doctor being forced to prove …

Barbara supports the group's survival efforts, acknowledging the necessity of giving the tribe fire. She observes the Doctor's discovery of the stone with a hole and participates in the escape …

Susan Foreman moves with youthful agility, her earlier distraction with the burning skulls having bought the group precious seconds. She sprints into the TARDIS alongside Barbara and Ian, her face …

Barbara, standing close to Ian, echoes his demands with a mix of anxiety and desperation. Her voice trembles slightly as she pleads with the Doctor to return them home, her …

Barbara, though not directly involved in the radiation check, reinforces Ian’s demand for return home, her voice pleading and desperate. She stands close to Ian, her posture tense and her …

Susan responds promptly to the Doctor’s request, checking the radiation scanner and reporting the levels as 'normal'—unaware that the needle has already spiked into the danger zone after they turn …

Susan stands near the Doctor, her curiosity piqued by the metallic lizard but her demeanor more conflicted than his. She picks a fragile flower—a lone symbol of life in the …

Susan moves through the petrified jungle with a mix of awe and trepidation, her discovery of the living flower a fleeting moment of hope in the desolation. She clutches the …

Susan accompanies the Doctor in exploring the petrified forest, discovering a preserved flower that she carefully picks and intends to keep as a symbol of hope. She engages in technical …

Susan stands nearby as the tension between Ian and the Doctor escalates, her curiosity tempered by unease. She had earlier discovered a preserved flower, a fleeting moment of beauty in …

Susan is the focal point of this event, her vulnerability exposed as she bends to examine a fragile flower. The unseen touch on her shoulder triggers a primal scream, shattering …

Susan sits at a table drawing a flower from the petrified forest, her body language closed and withdrawn. She expresses frustration that no one believes her about being touched in …

Susan, still withdrawn after her unsettling experience in the petrified forest, prepares a medicinal drink for Barbara’s headache with quiet efficiency. She declines food and retreats to bed early, her …

Susan is physically withdrawn, standing near the console but emotionally isolated. She insists that someone touched her in the jungle, but her claim is ignored—first by the Doctor, then by …

Susan stands near the console, her hands clasped tightly as she watches the Doctor diagnose the malfunction. She offers the fault locator printout ('K7') with quiet efficiency, her voice barely …

Susan is present but plays a secondary role in this confrontation, having already retreated emotionally after her earlier distress in the petrified forest. She is physically near the TARDIS console …

Susan watches Ian's investigation with a mix of concern and validation. When the phials are revealed, she immediately connects the discovery to her earlier intuition about unseen presences on the …

Susan hovers near Ian as he examines the metal object, her body language tense with concern for his safety. Her validation of her earlier intuition—‘I knew I was right’—carries a …

Susan freezes mid-motion as the Doctor commands silence, her eyes widening as she strains to hear the ticking noise. She reports the sound to the group, her voice tense but …

Susan stands beside Ian, her body language aligned with his defiance as she supports his demand for accountability. She speaks with quiet resolve, her dialogue reinforcing Ian’s stance ('He's right, …

Barbara is not physically present in this scene but is the driving force behind Ian and Susan's insistence on searching for her before returning to the TARDIS. Her absence looms …

Susan initially obeys the Dalek's order but immediately runs back to Ian when he is struck, her instinct to help overriding her fear. She and the Doctor attempt to lift …

Susan carries Ian into the cell with the Doctor, her relief at reuniting with Barbara palpable but short-lived. She confirms Ian’s paralysis and reveals the group’s radiation exposure diagnosis, wielding …

Susan reunites with Barbara and helps carry Ian into the cell, her relief at seeing Barbara alive palpable. She confirms Ian’s injury and later reveals the group’s radiation exposure after …

Susan carries Ian into the cell, reuniting with Barbara with palpable relief. She reveals the group's radiation exposure using the Geiger counter, her technical skill and empathy on display. Susan’s …

Susan is initially helping Ian walk, her concern for his condition evident. When the Doctor reveals the potential existence of the Thal drugs, she becomes the reluctant focal point of …

Susan's role shifts from companion to protector as she insists on accompanying Ian. Her technical knowledge of the TARDIS lock mechanism becomes a critical factor in the mission's feasibility, as …

Susan, initially hesitant but ultimately compelled by the group’s deteriorating condition, steps forward to undertake the perilous mission alone. She reveals her hidden expertise with the TARDIS’s defense mechanisms, explaining …

Susan is mentioned as having set out on a solo mission into the jungle, her movements now being tracked by the Daleks via rangescopes. She is suspected of potentially contacting …

Barbara sits slumped against the wall of the Dalek detention cell, her body visibly weakened by radiation poisoning. She speaks in a soft, weary voice, her words laced with concern …

Susan sprints through the petrified jungle, her body tense and her movements erratic as she navigates the treacherous terrain. She falls hard, her hands scraping against the jagged stone ground, …

Susan is only referenced indirectly through Ian’s desperate plea, 'Hurry, Susan. Hurry, Susan!' Her absence is palpable, and Ian’s vision of her running terrified through the jungle implies she is …

Susan is mentioned indirectly through Ian’s desperate cry of ‘Hurry, Susan. Hurry!’ Her implied presence in the perilous jungle, running terrified to retrieve the anti-radiation drugs, adds a layer of …

Susan, referred to as 'the girl,' is confirmed to have reached the jungle but is now lost to the Daleks' tracking systems. Her disappearance is a critical development, as it …

Susan stands in the petrified forest, her posture tense and defensive as she confronts Alydon. Initially terrified, she clutches the vial of drugs she believed was accidentally dropped, her voice …

Susan steps out of the TARDIS into the petrified forest, her initial fear and confusion giving way to cautious engagement as she realizes Alydon is not a Dalek but a …

Susan is referenced indirectly by Dalek 2 as having been returned to her cell and is implied to have made contact with the Thals, though she is not physically present …

Susan is the emotional anchor of the group, calmly explaining the Thals' plight and Alydon's trustworthiness while managing the Doctor's disoriented urgency. She pivots from reassuring her grandfather to advocating …

Susan Foreman stands at the emotional and narrative center of this exchange, her voice steady but impassioned as she defends the Thals to Barbara and Ian. She tends to the …

Susan appears on a monitor in the Dalek Control Room, relaying Alydon’s plea for a treaty with the Daleks to secure food for the starving Thals. Her voice is urgent, …

Susan appears on the Dalek surveillance monitor, relaying Alydon’s plea for food aid to the Thals. Her voice is calm but laced with urgency, reflecting the gravity of the Thals' …

Susan stands passively as Dalek 1 demands her departure, her voice barely above a whisper as she assures the group, ‘It’s all right.’ Her compliance is unsettling, suggesting a growing …

Susan is mentioned as a young prisoner who Alydon trusts to negotiate with the Daleks for food. Her name ('Susan') is proposed as a verification tool for the Thals to …

Susan Foreman is mentioned as a captive of the Daleks, her name ('Susan') proposed as the signature to verify the authenticity of any message. Though physically absent, her compassionate and …

Susan is referenced as the young prisoner Alydon trusts to deliver a message from the Daleks. Her name ('Susan') is framed as the signifier to verify the authenticity of the …

Susan is physically present in the Dalek Control Room, seated and taking dictation from Dalek 2, her pen moving across the message as she transcribes the Daleks' deceptive offer of …

Susan Foreman is seated in the Dalek Control Room, taking dictation from Dalek 2 with a mix of reluctance and defiance. She pauses to question the Daleks' demands, insisting she …

Susan defends her grandfather from Ian’s aggression, then seizes the distraction of the argument to climb onto Ian’s shoulders and remove the Dalek spy camera from the ceiling. Her action …

Susan seizes the distraction of Ian and the Doctor’s heated argument to act decisively. She climbs onto Ian’s shoulders, using his physical confrontation with the Doctor as cover to reach …

Susan contributes to the strategic discussion with a mix of resourcefulness and boldness. She proposes the idea of tricking the Daleks by pretending to be dead, demonstrating her quick thinking …

Susan stands near Ian, listening intently as the group debates escape strategies. She confirms the Daleks' acrid electrical smell, then retrieves the Thal cloak when Ian requests it, handing it …

Susan is mentioned indirectly as the author of a message signed by her, offering Dalek aid and synthetic food to the Thals. Her message is pivotal, serving as a catalyst …

Susan is indirectly present through her written message, which is discovered by Ganatus and read by Temmosus. The message is a plea for trust and cooperation, signed with her name …

Susan stands lookout in the corridor, her senses heightened as she listens for approaching Dalek sentries. She wipes mud off the Dalek's lens to clear Ian's vision, ensuring he can …

Susan listens intently at the door for the Dalek’s approach, then swiftly spreads Alydon’s insulating cloak over the spy camera to obscure it from view. She retrieves the tray from …

Susan listens intently at the detention cell door, warning the group of the Dalek's approach with a hushed 'Shh. He's coming.' She then assists in the escape plan by spreading …

Susan listens intently at the detention cell door, her body tense with concentration as she signals the Dalek’s approach with a whispered warning. She retrieves the food tray from the …

Susan scouts ahead and discovers the Dalek-guarded iron door and lift, immediately recognizing its strategic importance. She returns to the group and, upon Ian’s cue, feigns resistance with a loud, …

Susan spots the Dalek sentry and warns the group, demonstrating her keen observational skills and situational awareness. She initially resists being pushed into the lift, showing her fear and reluctance …

Susan feigns distress with a sudden outburst ('No! I'm not going! No!'), distracting the Dalek and creating the confusion Ian needs to exploit. She allows herself to be pushed into …

Susan remains relatively passive during the Dalek's trapping but reassures Ian that she is unharmed. Her role shifts to supportive as she observes the group's efforts to free Ian, her …

Susan hovers between the lift and Ian, her anxiety palpable as she urges the group to hurry. She reacts viscerally to the Daleks’ cutting beam, her voice sharp with fear. …

Susan, her eyes wide with distress, urges the group to hurry as the Daleks cut through the door. She reluctantly boards the lift after the Doctor’s insistence, her hands trembling …

Susan stands rigid in the lift, her voice trembling with urgency as she pleads for Ian’s rescue. Her hands clench the lift’s railing, knuckles white, while her wide eyes lock …

Susan erupts in emotional protest, her plea for Ian’s rescue raw and unfiltered. She challenges the Doctor’s dismissal, insisting the group return for him—her compassion and loyalty to Ian override …

Susan stands silently beside the Doctor, her presence a quiet counterpoint to Barbara’s outburst. She does not speak, but her silence is not passive—it reflects her internal struggle between loyalty …

Susan stands near the edge of the rooftop, her gaze locked on the Thals below. She immediately recognizes their plight—desperate for food—and her voice carries a mix of urgency and …

Susan, having just confirmed Ian’s safety, shifts her focus to the Thal settlement below. She quickly deduces the scouts’ purpose—seeking food supplies—reinforcing the urgency of their plight. Her observation aligns …

Susan questions the Doctor about the malfunctioning door, her concern evident in her tone. She quickly shifts her focus to assisting Ian and the others in pushing the stone sculpture …

Susan halts the group’s retreat at the Thal city wall, planting her feet defiantly as she insists on warning the Thals about the Dalek ambush. She directly challenges the Doctor’s …

Susan stands firm at the Thal city wall, insisting the group must warn the Thals about the Dalek ambush. She argues passionately, invoking their moral debt to the Thals for …

Susan reacts with alarm and disbelief upon hearing Ian’s revelation about the stolen fluid link. Her face pales, and her voice carries a note of panic as she questions Ian’s …

Susan is indirectly referenced in the surveillance footage analyzed by the Daleks, shown alongside Barbara tending to Ian’s injured body. Her presence in the footage implies her active role in …

Susan Foreman is present during the confrontation but does not physically intervene. Her role is observational, though her earlier dialogue supports Ian's pragmatic approach. She watches as Ian's provocation escalates, …

Susan Foreman stands slightly apart from the confrontation, her expression a mix of concern and conflicted resolve. She listens intently to Ian’s provocation, her body language suggesting she’s torn between …

Susan crouches behind the rock at the forest edge, using binoculars to meticulously scout the Dalek city’s layout. She corrects Dyoni’s map updates with precision, identifying the four roads leading …

Susan stands beside the Doctor and Alydon at the Dalek City Wall, her posture tense as she listens to the exchange. She voices her hesitation, aligning with Alydon’s concerns about …

Susan actively assists the Doctor in sabotaging the Dalek power system by sliding open the wall panel and exposing the critical cable. She provides her ship key—a personal, irreplaceable object—to …

Susan actively participates in the sabotage by discovering the hidden control panel, sliding it open to expose the static-electricity cable, and providing her ship key (on a chain) to the …

Susan actively participates in the sabotage by sliding open the concealed panel on the Dalek city wall, exposing the critical static-electricity-powered cable. She provides the Doctor with her ship key, …

Susan sits cross-legged on the floor of the Dalek control room, physically vulnerable yet intellectually engaged. She reacts with visible horror to Dalek 1’s revelation of the radiation bombardment plan, …

Susan sits cross-legged on the floor of the Dalek control room, her posture tense and alert. She listens intently to the exchange between the Doctor and Dalek 1, her expression …

Susan is held captive alongside the Doctor, her physical restraints mirroring her helplessness as she witnesses the Daleks’ genocidal plan unfold. She remains silent but her presence underscores the human …

Susan is physically restrained alongside the Doctor, her silence speaking volumes. Her wide-eyed gaze and tense posture betray her fear and distress, though she does not speak. As the Dalek …

Susan supports the Doctor's claims about the TARDIS, expressing panic and desperation as the negotiation unfolds. Her emotional outbursts—such as urging the Doctor to stop the Daleks and reacting with …

Susan pleads with the Doctor to stop the Daleks, expressing helplessness and urgency. She supports the Doctor’s claims about the TARDIS’s existence, reinforcing his bargaining position. Her anxiety grows as …

Susan Foreman stands beside the Doctor, her anxiety palpable as she witnesses the Daleks' cold dismissal of their pleas. She supports the Doctor's claims about the TARDIS, reinforcing his desperation …

Susan watches the unfolding chaos in the control room with a mix of fear and hope. She points out the Thals’ breakthrough on level eight to the Doctor, her voice …

Susan stands beside the Doctor in the control room, her voice tense with hope as she points out the Thals' breakthrough ('Look, they found a way through'). Her observation is …

Susan, held captive alongside the Doctor, watches in horror as the young Thal soldier is executed. The sudden violence shocks her, reinforcing the dire stakes of their situation. She stands …

Susan bursts into the scene wearing the Thal cape gifted by Dyoni, her excitement palpable as she shows it off to the Doctor and Ian. She participates in the farewells …

Susan bursts into the scene wearing the Thal cape gifted by Dyoni, her excitement palpable as she shows it off to the Doctor and Ian. She engages warmly in farewells …

Ian recovers from dizziness and immediately assesses the Doctor’s condition, his pragmatic nature kicking in despite his own disorientation. He helps Barbara tend to Susan and investigates the TARDIS doors, …

Susan wakes disoriented with severe neck pain, her confusion escalating as she witnesses the TARDIS doors malfunctioning autonomously—a phenomenon she insists is impossible. She fetches ointment and an empty water …

Ian is absent from this specific event, as he has already carried Susan away. However, his earlier interactions—such as investigating the TARDIS doors and rationalizing the malfunction—frame the Doctor’s symptoms …

Susan awakens disoriented and immediately grabs scissors, her paranoia manifesting in violent aggression. She lunges at Ian, stabbing the recliner repeatedly before collapsing in exhaustion. Her actions symbolize the TARDIS’s …

Susan is not physically present in this scene, but she is the subject of the Doctor’s concern. Her 'temporary lapse of memory' is dismissed by the Doctor, though his tone …

Susan, implied to be sneaking away to retrieve scissors, is the catalyst for the group's secrecy. Her actions, though not directly observed in this segment, drive the tension and foreshadow …

Ian takes on a stabilizer role as he assists the Doctor with the fault locator, warns him about the hazardous control column, and coordinates with Barbara to shield Susan from …

Ian delivers news of the Doctor’s investigation outside the TARDIS, which triggers Susan’s panic. His pragmatic and slightly optimistic demeanor contrasts with Susan’s paranoia, as he reports that the TARDIS’s …

Ian serves as a mediator, relaying the Doctor’s plan to use the scanner and updating Barbara and Susan on the TARDIS’s status. His pragmatic tone contrasts with Susan’s paranoia, and …

Susan, disoriented and feverish, accuses Barbara of lying and insists a malevolent presence has infiltrated the TARDIS—possibly hiding inside one of them. Her paranoia peaks when she brandishes scissors, forcing …

Susan is the bridge between the Doctor’s logic and the emotional turmoil of the group. She warns the Doctor not to touch the TARDIS console after experiencing a jarring sensation, …

Ian, the voice of reason, attempts to mediate the conflict, first by questioning the Doctor’s accusations and later by pleading for unity. He points out the absurdity of the Doctor’s …

Ian attempts to mediate between the Doctor and Barbara, his voice firm but measured. He defends Barbara against the Doctor’s accusations, pointing out the absurdity of the charges and the …

Susan initially sides with the Doctor, accusing Ian and Barbara of strange behavior, but her loyalty wavers as she witnesses Ian’s collapse and Barbara’s pleas. She physically moves between the …

Susan, initially conflicted, sides with the Doctor but later defends Ian and Barbara. She counts the alarm intervals to track the TARDIS’s deterioration and participates in diagnosing the fault. Her …

Susan interrupts the Doctor and Barbara's reconciliation with urgency, announcing the group's departure to the new planet. Her role is functional, opening the TARDIS doors and ensuring Barbara is prepared …

Susan is the scene’s emotional catalyst, her exuberance (‘Look, snow!’) contrasting sharply with the men’s more restrained dynamic. She engages in playful interaction with Barbara, throwing snow and being chased, …

Susan stands alone in the vast, desolate snowfield, her breath visible in the cold air as she crouches to examine the enormous footprint. Her fingers trace the edges of the …

Susan crouches in the snow, examining the massive footprint with a mix of curiosity and unease, her breath visible in the cold air. She voices her theory that it belongs …

Susan crouches in the snow, her gloved fingers tracing the edges of the massive footprint, her curiosity piqued by its unnatural size. She turns to the Doctor with wide-eyed wonder, …

Susan is the first to spot the shadowy figure moving through the snowfield, her sharp eyes cutting through the swirling white. She immediately alerts the group with a urgent cry …

Susan begins the event assisting the Doctor with the broken TARDIS component, her voice laced with concern as she asks about repairs. When Barbara and Ian return empty-handed, she listens …

Susan reacts with alarm when the Mongols surround the group, calling out to the Doctor in fear. Her youthful impulsiveness is tempered by her loyalty to the group, and she …

Susan Foreman reacts with alarm when the Mongols surround the group, calling out to the Doctor in concern. She stands close to Ian, likely seeking reassurance or protection. When Polo …

Susan Foreman introduces herself to Polo and accepts his assignment to share quarters with Ping-Cho. Her curiosity is evident as she engages with the new environment and people, though she …

Susan Foreman sits close to Barbara, her youthful curiosity piqued by Polo’s European appearance and the mention of Kublai Khan. She listens intently to Barbara’s historical explanation, her eyes wide …

Susan Foreman receives soup from Ping-Cho and briefly engages in dialogue about Polo’s identity with Barbara. She introduces herself to Polo and follows his instructions to share quarters with Ping-Cho, …

Susan observes Polo’s European identity and his mention of Kublai Khan, reacting with curiosity. She identifies herself to Polo as Susan when asked, showing her willingness to engage but also …

Susan lies awake in the dimly lit compartment, initially engaging in lighthearted conversation about origins with Ping-Cho. Her tone shifts from curiosity to disbelief as Ping-Cho reveals the details of …

Susan stands slightly behind Ian and Barbara, her presence quiet but attentive. She contributes minimally to the dialogue, her voice soft as she confirms the TARDIS is 'damaged,' but her …

Susan Foreman stands near the TARDIS, her youthful features tight with concern as she reveals the ship is 'damaged.' Her voice is subdued, her body language suggesting a mix of …

Susan enters the tent with Marco Polo, Ian, and Barbara, delivering a neutral but critical piece of information: that Polo has ordered a sledge to be made for the TARDIS's …

Susan enters the tent with Marco Polo, Ian, and Barbara, quietly but strategically revealing Polo's plan to transport the TARDIS via a sledge. She stands near the Doctor, observing the …

Susan enters the tent with Marco Polo, Ian, and Barbara, delivering a concise but critical piece of information: Polo has already ordered a sledge to transport the TARDIS. Her dialogue …

Susan initially engages in lighthearted conversation with Ping-Cho about the lodgings, calling them 'fab' and explaining the modern slang. She later shifts focus to the escalating tension between Polo and …

Susan initially engages in lighthearted conversation with Ping-Cho about the lodgings, but her demeanor shifts as she witnesses the Doctor's escalating distress. She calls out to him with concern, asking …

Susan initially engages in light conversation with Ping-Cho and Polo about the lodgings, praising their comfort with youthful enthusiasm ('fab'). She later shifts focus to the escalating tension between Polo …

Susan’s participation is brief but pivotal: she ducks behind the partition early in the scene, then abruptly runs out after Tegana’s first interruption. Her physical presence is marked by restlessness—she …

Susan, the Doctor’s granddaughter, is present but increasingly uneasy. She briefly interacts with Polo, expressing concern for the Doctor’s absence, before abruptly leaving the tent. Her exit is not just …

Susan stands outside the tent, her posture tense and her voice trembling as she vents her frustration about the group’s stagnation. She critiques Marco Polo’s leadership, Ian’s detachment, and the …

Susan stands outside the tent, her posture tense and her voice laced with frustration as she vents her anxiety about the Doctor’s withdrawal. She expresses longing for a permanent home …

Susan enters the tent with a distracted air, her search for Ping-Cho perfunctory and lacking urgency. Her dialogue is polite but detached ('Ping-Cho?', 'Oh, well, I'll go too then. Goodnight.'), …

Susan initiates the conversation with a soft, almost probing question, her tone gentle but carrying an undercurrent of detachment. She listens to Ping-Cho’s poetic description of the desert but responds …

Susan orchestrates the entire interaction with precision, using alien slang and psychological pressure to manipulate Ping-Cho into following Tegana. Her body language is assertive, her tone insistent, and her dialogue …

Susan’s emotional state spirals from anxiety to outright terror as the sandstorm approaches. She clings to the idea of returning to the caravan, her dialogue revealing a deep-seated trust in …

Susan is mentioned as missing by Barbara, her absence triggering the confrontation. Though not physically present, her fate looms over the scene, symbolizing the group’s vulnerability and the stakes of …

Susan is mentioned as missing by Barbara, triggering her panic. Her absence is tied to Ping-Cho’s disappearance, and both girls are implied to be outside the tent during the sandstorm. …

Susan is cowering in the sandstorm, her body tense and disoriented, when she suddenly hears Ian’s voice calling her name through the howling wind. The sound cuts through the storm’s …

Susan returns to the tent with Ping-Cho, her demeanor a mix of defiance and apology as she faces Polo’s reprimand. She offers a flippant explanation for their absence ('We went …

Susan returns to the tent with Ping-Cho, her demeanor contrite as she apologizes to Polo for leaving without permission. She reassures Barbara that she is unharmed but downplays the severity …

Susan is physically present in the girls’ compartment, her hair still dusted with sand from the storm, a tangible reminder of the caravan’s peril. She engages Ping-Cho in a probing …

Susan rushes to the Doctor’s side as he collapses, her voice laced with alarm. She advocates fiercely for the TARDIS as his only chance at recovery, her loyalty to her …

Susan rushes to the Doctor's side as he collapses, her concern for her grandfather immediate and visceral. She pleads with Polo to allow the Doctor to use the TARDIS for …

Susan is also mentioned but physically absent, lying unconscious in the TARDIS alongside the Doctor. Like the Doctor, she represents an untapped resource, but her youth and relative unfamiliarity to …

Susan is roused from sleep by the Doctor’s urgent calls, her initial grogginess quickly replaced by alertness as she grasps the situation. She responds immediately to the Doctor’s instructions, fetching …

Susan bursts into the camp, her voice bright with excitement as she announces the discovery of water. She holds up the container, demonstrating how they collected the condensation, her movements …

Susan confirms the Doctor’s claim that she knows about the forged TARDIS key and abruptly shifts the conversation to inquire about the Hashashin. Her focus on the Hashashin suggests she …

Susan stands near the Doctor, her posture attentive and curious as she shifts the conversation from the TARDIS key to the Hashashin. Her question about the sect is direct but …

Susan encourages Ping-Cho to tell the story of the Hashashins, demonstrating her curiosity and engagement with the local lore. She asks probing questions about the proximity of Ala-eddin’s lair and …

Susan encourages Ping-Cho to share her tale of the Hashashin legend and later questions her about the location of Ala-eddin’s lair and the Cave of Five Hundred Eyes. Her curiosity …

The Doctor offers his help in the search but is explicitly ordered by Polo to stay behind. Rather than obeying, he subtly defies Polo’s authority by reassuring Susan that Barbara …

The Doctor offers his help in the search, but Polo immediately rebuffs him, ordering him to stay behind. The Doctor complies outwardly but quietly reassures Susan that Barbara will be …

Susan reassures the Doctor about Ping-Cho’s trustworthiness and shares the suspicion that Barbara may have gone to the Cave of Five Hundred Eyes. She insists on accompanying the Doctor, defying …

Susan enters the cave with a mix of curiosity and urgency. She immediately notices the carved eyes and points them out to Ping-Cho, though her tone is more observational than …

Susan is mentioned as having gone off with the Doctor and Ping-Cho, her absence contributing to Polo’s frustration. Like the Doctor, her role in this moment is indirect, but her …

Susan insists she saw the quartz eyes move, defending her observation against the Doctor’s dismissal with quiet determination. She guides Ian to the specific face with the moving eyes, her …

Susan insists the quartz eyes are moving, despite the Doctor’s dismissal, and guides Ian to the exact location where she observed the movement. Her persistence is validated when Ian discovers …

Susan enters the room with Ian, Barbara, and Ping-Cho but remains silent throughout the confrontation. Her physical presence is a quiet counterpoint to the escalating tension, and her friendship with …

Susan is mentioned indirectly as the companion who accompanied Ping-Cho during Barbara’s capture and formed a close friendship with her. The Doctor’s revelation about Ping-Cho’s knowledge of the key implicates …

Barbara expresses relief at the Doctor’s progress on the TARDIS repairs but shifts to a more melancholic tone when discussing Susan’s separation from Ping-Cho. She speaks softly, her voice tinged …

Ping-Cho, her voice trembling with emotion, confesses her deepest fears to Susan under the desert night. She reveals her knowledge of the TARDIS key’s location, her words laced with the …

Ping-Cho stands beside Susan, her voice trembling with emotion as she expresses her sorrow over the impending separation. She is physically and emotionally vulnerable, her posture suggesting resignation and heartbreak. …

Ping-Cho, her voice trembling, confesses her despair over the caravan’s decline and her fear of Susan’s departure. She stands outside the tent, her body language closed off—arms wrapped around herself, …

Ping-Cho seizes the moment to confront Polo with irrefutable evidence of Tegana’s lie, using the Doctor’s discovery of Barbara’s handkerchief in the cave’s passageway. Her argument is logical and passionate, …

Ping-Cho is the emotional and narrative engine of this event, her voice rising with a mix of desperation and determination as she lays out the evidence against Tegana. She stands …

Susan, concerned and supportive, discusses Tegana’s suspicious behavior with Barbara and Ian. She later leaves with Barbara to hide the Doctor, demonstrating her loyalty to the group and her willingness …

Susan, though not physically present during the confrontation, is mentioned as part of Ian’s plan to hide the Doctor. Her role is implied as she would have been involved in …

Susan is taken into custody by Polo’s guards alongside Barbara, marking the beginning of their imprisonment. Her fear is tempered by determination, as she and the others are separated from …

Susan is already captured by Polo’s guards and imprisoned before this event fully unfolds. Though she does not speak in this segment, her absence and the Doctor’s protective defiance highlight …

Susan is visibly distressed by the discovery of the dead guard and the realization of the impending attack. Her cry of ‘Tegana!’ signals her recognition of his involvement in the …

Susan is present during the ambush but does not actively participate in the combat. Her post-ambush question—'What was the explosion?'—reveals her curiosity and concern, positioning her as an observer rather …

Susan asks about the explosion after the battle, indicating her awareness of the chaos but limited direct involvement in the conflict. Her curiosity reflects her concern for the group’s safety …

Susan enters with Ping-Cho and Ling-Tau, introduces Ling-Tau to the group, and remains silent during the Doctor’s caution about warning Marco Polo. Her presence is neutral but observant, and she …

Susan enters the tent with Ping-Cho, escorting Ling-Tau and introducing him to the group. Her demeanor is calm and composed, serving as a bridge between the courier and the Doctor’s …

Susan’s role in this event is brief but pivotal. She enters with Ping-Cho and introduces Ling-Tau, the courier from Kublai Khan, interrupting the tension between the Doctor and Polo. Her …

Susan stands by the goldfish pond, her fingers lightly tracing the water’s surface as she engages in a bittersweet game of comparison, mapping the fish’s personalities onto her companions. Her …

Ping-Cho is physically present by the pond, engaging in a conversation that begins as lighthearted but deepens into a confession of homesickness and moral conflict. She identifies Susan as the …

Susan receives the TARDIS key from Ping-Cho, her conflicted emotions evident as she grapples with the betrayal of Marco Polo’s trust. She lingers to say goodbye to Ping-Cho, her farewell …

Ping-Cho is not physically present in the TARDIS but is the indirect cause of the delay. Her role in the scene is as the recipient of Susan’s farewell, which Barbara …

Susan is violently seized by Tegana and held as a hostage during the confrontation. She remains calm under duress, offering a quiet apology to the Doctor upon her release. Her …

Susan is targeted by Tegana, who grabs her and uses her as leverage in the confrontation. She remains silent and fearful throughout the abduction attempt, her relief palpable when the …

Susan stands in the Girls' Room, her presence a silent but steadfast anchor for Ping-Cho’s farewell. She receives the two words—'Goodbye Susan'—with a quiet intensity, her body language suggesting a …

Susan enters laughing with Barbara but quickly becomes a vocal opponent of Tegana’s cruelty and the forced marriage. She expresses relief that Ian hasn’t returned, implying she hopes he fails …

Susan enters laughing with Barbara but quickly engages in sarcastic banter with Tegana, revealing the group’s moral conflict over Ping-Cho’s marriage. She expresses relief that Ian may not return with …

Susan is visibly anxious and hopeful during this event, pleading with Kublai Khan to wait for Ping-Cho and Ian's arrival. She is silenced by the Vizier but persists in expressing …

Barbara stands firm beside Susan, her opposition to the group’s forced departure clearly articulated. She challenges Marco Polo’s assurance that Tegana will bring Ian and Ping-Cho to Peking, her skepticism …

Susan Foreman pleads with Kublai Khan to wait for Ian and Ping-Cho, expressing deep concern for their safety. She is silenced by the Vizier for speaking out of turn, but …

Barbara stands firm, her posture tense as she challenges Marco Polo’s blind trust in Tegana. She speaks with measured urgency, her voice cutting through the opulent throne room’s lingering tension. …

Susan is initially hopeful that the Doctor will win the backgammon wager, but her emotions quickly shift to disillusionment upon learning of his loss. She expresses deep concern for Ping-Cho’s …

Susan reacts with visceral emotion to the Doctor’s defeat, her cry of ‘Oh, Grandfather!’ a raw expression of despair. She clings to hope until the very moment it is shattered, …

Barbara recalls key details about Noghai’s army movements and Tegana’s manipulation of Kublai Khan, urging the group to act swiftly. Her historical knowledge and observational skills are critical in piecing …

Susan runs alongside Ian, pleading with Polo to listen to their warning about Tegana. Her intervention is cut short by Polo’s order to arrest Ian, leaving her voiceless and helpless …

Susan Foreman joins Ian in pleading with Marco Polo, her voice trembling with urgency as she tries to reason with him. When Polo orders Ian’s arrest, she is left stunned, …

Susan stands near the scanner, her eyes wide with excitement as she takes in the alien landscape. She points out the sea and sand to the Doctor, her voice eager …

Susan stands close to the Doctor, her excitement palpable as she gazes at the scanner and asks to explore the planet. Her youthful enthusiasm is evident in her eager tone …

Susan’s initial excitement at the island’s beauty is shattered when her shoe dissolves in the acid pool, exposing the environment’s lethality. She is initially alarmed but reassured by Barbara, though …

Susan’s initial curiosity about the tidal pool is cut short by the shocking dissolution of her shoe, her alarm shifting to reckless independence as she retrieves new footwear from the …

Susan is not physically present during this event but is the implicit catalyst for the crew's actions. Her earlier disappearance—following the frogman's footprint toward the pyramid—drives the group's urgency to …

Susan’s curiosity leads her to lean against the pyramid’s wall, inadvertently triggering the trapdoor. Her scream is the first sign of danger, a raw and sudden sound that cuts through …

Susan, unseen by the others, leans against the pyramid’s wall, accidentally triggering a hidden pressure mechanism. The slab beneath her feet swings open, and she vanishes into the pyramid’s dark …

Susan recounts her encounter with the frogman to Barbara and the Doctor, describing the frogman’s appearance and the mysterious robed figure who saved her. While not physically present during Ian’s …

Susan is the scene’s emotional catalyst, recounting her ambush with visceral detail (‘The wall just seemed to swallow me up’). Her trauma is palpable as she describes the frogman’s grip …

Susan stands near the TARDIS, confirming the barrier’s circular nature and expressing confusion about its cause. She urges the Doctor to hurry, her urgency reflecting her concern for their safety. …

Susan urges the Doctor to hurry, confirming the barrier’s circular and impenetrable nature. She is the most alarmed by the barrier, her dialogue reflecting her impatience and alarm. Physically, she …

Susan reacts with alarm as Barbara vanishes, her concern for her friend immediate and visceral. She is quickly teleported away by Arbitan’s orders, her body dissolving into light as the …

Susan reacts with alarm when Barbara vanishes and is the second to vanish after Arbitan’s order, showing her loyalty to the group and her willingness to follow their lead, even …

Susan reacts with alarm when Barbara vanishes, her voice rising in panic. She is the last of the crew to vanish after Arbitan’s order, her departure marking the final moment …

Susan stands slightly apart from the confrontation, her body language tense but passive. She aligns verbally with the Doctor and Ian’s shared belief that Barbara would not leave willingly, but …

Susan, fully enchanted by the illusion, eagerly accepts the silk dress Altos promises and dismisses Barbara’s warnings as nonsense. She is physically present but emotionally detached from Barbara’s plight, her …

Barbara is the sole character to resist Morphoton’s mind-control illusion. After the device falls off her forehead, she wakes in agony and sees the room’s true decay—dusty, dilapidated, and devoid …

Susan is initially charmed by Morphoton’s opulence, admiring the silks and eagerly accepting a dress from Altos. She falls under the mind-control device’s influence and wakes fully compliant, believing the …

Barbara initially reclines in Roman-style robes, basking in Morphoton's illusory luxury, but her mind-control device dislodges as she sleeps, triggering a searing pain that jolts her awake. She sits up …

Barbara lies asleep among the others, but as Sabetha places the mind-control disc on her forehead, her head rolls to the side, causing the device to fall off. A blinding …

Susan is indirectly mentioned as one of the 'remaining companions' slated for the final mesmerant exposure. Her youthful impulsivity and curiosity, which previously drew her into the city’s luxuries, now …

Susan is singled out by the Morphos for rapid grooming as a replacement for the failed servant Sabetha. Her youth and potential compliance are highlighted as assets, positioning her as …

Susan listens to the Doctor’s instructions with feigned compliance, her fingers subtly adjusting her travel dial as the group disperses. She vanishes without a word, her departure unnoticed until Barbara …

Susan stands near the Doctor, her body language tense with frustration as she pleads to accompany him. She listens intently to his explanation of the travel dials, then secretly adjusts …

Susan is the first to perceive the jungle's sentience, hearing an unnatural screeching sound that triggers deep, instinctive fear. She reacts with visceral panic when a sentient vine lashes out, …

Susan, visibly shaken, warns Barbara of an unnatural sound she associates with evil, but her panic is dismissed as imagination. When a sentient vine lashes out and coils around her …

Susan Foreman stands at the periphery of the group, her voice trembling as she pleads with Ian not to send her away. She clutches her travel dial, her eyes darting …

Barbara methodically searches Darrius’s living room for the micro-key, initially fixated on the safe’s combination lock. As the jungle’s whispers escalate into physical tendrils snaring her ankles, she shifts from …

Barbara actively participates in the search for the micro-key, initially focusing on the safe’s combination (D E 3 O 2) before shifting to a broader examination of the room. Her …

Susan is mentioned only in passing as one of the two missing girls Altos is searching for. Her absence is the driving force behind Ian’s urgency, and her fate—unknown but …

Susan is mentioned by Ian as one of the two girls Altos was searching for. Her safety is a motivating factor for Ian's urgency to leave the hut, though she …

Susan is mentioned but physically absent, her fate uncertain and a source of tension in the dialogue. Barbara’s discovery of her travel dial among the stolen items confirms her involvement …

Susan is not physically present in the scene but is referenced by Barbara as being alive in a nearby cave. Her absence is a driving force in the group’s actions, …

Susan is physically engaged in the failing fire, her hands likely still clutching the last remnants of wood as she acknowledges its extinction. She shifts from a posture of frustration—hunched …

Susan stands frozen at the dead end, her body language betraying guilt—shoulders hunched, hands clenched—as she apologizes for the wrong turn. Her voice is soft, almost childlike, revealing her emotional …

Susan, physically and emotionally drained, stumbles upon the rope bridge and takes the lead in crossing it. She expresses doubt about their direction but ultimately trusts her instincts, cautiously testing …

Susan, visibly relieved to reunite with Barbara and Ian, describes her harrowing escape from the armored knights with a mix of fear and exhaustion. Her dialogue ('I thought we'd never …

Susan reunites with Barbara and Ian on the rope bridge, her relief palpable as she exclaims, 'Oh, Barbara!' Her initial joy is short-lived, however, as she recounts the terror of …

Susan’s fear is palpable as she pleads to turn back, her voice trembling with the weight of their betrayal and the tunnel’s dangers. She physically hesitates, her body language reflecting …

Susan confirms the sighting of the key and observes the pipe running through the ice, participating in the group's discussion about the melting process. Her curiosity is evident as she …

Susan is visibly awestruck by the lifelike appearance of the frozen knights, confirming that the room matches her earlier observations. She engages in dialogue that highlights her curiosity and slight …

Susan is mentioned as absent, having been sent by Altos to check the melting ice. Her absence is a point of concern for Ian, who recognizes the potential dangers of …

Susan inspects the guards’ weapons out of curiosity, her action directly triggering their revival. She panics as they animate, her fear escalating the crisis. Her impulsiveness forces the group into …

Susan is taken hostage by Vasar, who threatens to kill her if the travelers do not stay. She is visibly frightened but remains silent, her vulnerability heightening the tension. When …

Susan is caught in the crossfire of Vasar’s desperation, grabbed as a hostage when he realizes he’s cornered. Her role in the event is largely passive but pivotal—her vulnerability forces …

Susan enters with Sabetha, her relief at the Doctor’s arrival palpable. She greets him warmly, her excitement cutting through the tension. While she doesn’t speak during the critical exchange between …

Susan eagerly volunteers to assist Barbara and Ian in their detective work, investigating Ayden's murder and the stolen micro-key. Her enthusiasm and boldness are evident as she prepares to take …

Susan volunteers eagerly to assist the Doctor as a detective, her enthusiasm and impulsiveness evident in her quick response. She stands ready to take on her assigned role, her eagerness …

Susan eagerly participates in the Doctor's reconstruction, suggesting that the murderer might have hidden the key on the body. She acts as the body of Eprin during the reenactment and …

Susan eagerly participates in the reenactment, playing the role of Eprin’s body to help demonstrate how Ayden could have struck Ian unconscious. She initially wants to inform Tarron of their …

Susan accompanies Barbara to Ayden’s home and actively questions Kala about the micro-key’s significance. She provokes Ayden by revealing that they know where the key is hidden, taunting him with …

Kala initially welcomes Barbara and Susan into her home, defending Ayden’s innocence and the thoroughness of the Guardians’ investigation. As Ayden’s aggression escalates, she shifts from anxious hospitality to distressed …

Susan stands close beside Barbara, her breath shallow and her eyes wide as she strains to hear the confrontation. She flinches at the sound of Ayden striking Kala, her hand …

Kala collapses in grief after Ayden’s assassination, her screams filling the courtroom. The Doctors administer oblivative drugs to sedate her, and she is escorted home to rest. Her distress highlights …

Susan assists Barbara in restraining Ayden during his attempted escape, working in tandem to prevent his flight. Her actions are swift and decisive, reflecting her loyalty to the group and …

Susan assists in restraining Ayden and leaves the courtroom to retrieve Ian’s statement. Her actions are swift and purposeful, her focus on the practical tasks at hand. Though her whereabouts …

Susan is mentioned but not physically present in this segment. Her absence is noted by Altos, who asks about her whereabouts. Her role in retrieving Ian's statement is implied, suggesting …

Susan is mentioned by Barbara and Altos as the victim of the kidnapping. Her distress call confirms the threat to her life and the urgency of the situation. Susan's kidnapping …

Barbara is the emotional and intellectual linchpin of this event. Her face pales as the pieces click into place, her voice trembling with guilt and realization. She replays Kala’s words …

Barbara takes immediate action to free Susan, cutting her restraints with swift efficiency. Her single word—'There.'—marks the moment of rescue, and her protective instinct is evident in her focused efforts …

Susan eagerly participates in the demonstration of the wrist straps, celebrating Ian’s release and the recovery of the key. She is relieved, excited, and ready to depart, embodying the group’s …

Susan actively participates in the trap’s execution, recalling the mysterious caller’s conversation with Kala, which provides the critical clue about the key’s hiding place. She demonstrates her bravery and quick …

Ian, initially framed for murder and facing execution, is exonerated when Eyesen is exposed as the true conspirator. He participates in the Doctor's demonstration of the wristbands' time-travel capabilities, his …

Susan is physically present and actively participates in the final confrontation and resolution. She expresses excitement about the group's success and the impending departure to join Altos and Sabetha. Her …

Susan briefly interacts with the Doctor, asking about the TARDIS’s status before the group moves ahead. Her dialogue is minimal but indicates her concern for the group’s safety and the …

Susan stands beside Ian, her posture alert and cooperative. She agrees to split up with him to search for Arbitan, her sharp eyes scanning the corridor as if assessing the …

Susan accompanies Ian in the Control Room, engaging with Yartek (disguised as Arbitan) with a mix of skepticism and concern. She questions Yartek's urgency for the key and expresses worry …

Susan accompanies Ian in presenting the forged micro-key to Yartek, feigning compliance while subtly questioning Yartek’s priorities and feigning concern for Sabetha. Her dialogue is strategic, designed to maintain the …

Susan stands slightly behind Ian, her eyes wide with alarm as the reality of the fake key’s danger sinks in. She doesn’t speak during this exchange, but her body language—leaning …

Barbara, standing beside Ian, confirms her role in finding the fake key on the idol. She is fully engaged in the crisis, her determination evident in her concise responses and …

Susan is actively involved in the search for the hidden stone, accompanying the Doctor and Ian in their frantic efforts. Her presence is marked by her attentiveness and quick responses, …

Susan checks on the Doctor before fetching the others for the TARDIS departure, her actions efficient yet tinged with wistfulness. She engages in brief but heartfelt farewells with Sabetha and …

Susan initially checks on the Doctor, relaying his message for the others to enter the TARDIS. She bids farewell to Sabetha and Altos with warmth, showing her concern for their …

Susan’s role in this event is largely observational and emotional, serving as the bridge between the Doctor and the companions. She checks on the Doctor’s well-being, exchanges warm farewells with …

Susan stands beside Barbara, her arms crossed as she examines the Aztec corpse with a mix of curiosity and discomfort. Her dialogue is sharp and judgmental, focusing on the moral …

Susan stands beside Barbara, examining the corpse with visible unease. She challenges Barbara’s historical perspective, critiquing the Aztecs’ practice of human sacrifice with moral disdain. Her sharp observation of the …

Susan’s voice, heard off-screen, serves as a cautionary counterpoint to Barbara’s defiance. She warns Barbara not to venture too far and suggests fetching the others before the temple door closes, …

Susan reacts with immediate alarm as the TARDIS door unexpectedly seals shut, her voice sharp with surprise ('The door! It's closed.'). She then watches with cautious relief as the door …

Susan stands near the TARDIS doors, her voice tight with alarm as she points out their erratic behavior. She swings the door open herself, her movements quick and anxious, as …

Susan stands in the temple’s shadowy interior, her voice trembling slightly as she confirms Barbara’s recent presence. Her wide-eyed gaze scans the empty space, her posture tense and alert, as …

Susan stands beside the Doctor and Ian, her curiosity piqued by Autloc’s mention of the bracelet. She quickly connects the dots, realizing Barbara must be the one wearing it, and …

Susan actively participates in the scene by attempting to assist Ian in opening the sealed temple door and speculating about the significance of Barbara’s bracelet. She remains attentive to Autloc’s …

Susan recoils in visceral disgust at the sight of a man with a painted face, vocalizing her revulsion with a sharp 'Ugh!'—a reaction that contrasts sharply with the Doctor and …

Susan recoils visibly from the sight of Tlotoxl, the man with the painted face, her expression one of visceral disgust. She vocalizes her revulsion with a sharp, involuntary 'Ugh!', signaling …

Susan stands in the antechamber, her posture relaxed but her tone carrying a cautious optimism. She speaks softly, almost to herself, as if testing the weight of her own words. …

Susan stands beside Barbara, initially questioning the logic of her transformation but ultimately supporting her as a handmaiden. She listens intently to the Doctor’s plan for a 'miracle' and the …

Susan stands beside Barbara’s throne, curious and slightly anxious. She questions how Barbara can be the reincarnation of a male priest, revealing her logical skepticism. Her dialogue is supportive of …

Susan begins the event playfully, trying on Barbara’s headdress and admiring her newfound power as a handmaiden to a goddess. Her tone is light and curious, reflecting her youthful enthusiasm …

Susan, initially playful and excited about her role as Barbara’s handmaiden, abruptly shifts into a state of alertness as the Doctor enters. She follows his orders without hesitation, moving to …

Susan is initially playful, trying on Barbara’s headdress and expressing excitement about her role as handmaiden. However, her tone shifts to urgency as she warns Barbara about the approaching high …

Susan stands in the dimly lit temple, her posture tense and her voice betraying a mix of fear and desperation. She clutches at the Doctor’s arm or sleeve (implied by …

Susan recites the Code of the Good Housewife with mechanical precision, her confusion over Aztec etiquette (handshakes, eye contact) revealing her cultural dissonance. When Autloc asserts control over her marriage, …

Susan begins the scene as a confident scholar, demonstrating her mastery of Aztec mythology under Autloc’s test. Her demeanor shifts to outrage and defiance as the Victim’s demand for marriage …

Susan, having just proven her mastery of Aztec lore, is horrified when the Victim declares his intent to marry her. Her initial shock ('He must be mad') gives way to …

Susan is the subject of the punishment debate, her defiance of Aztec teachings having triggered Tlotoxl’s wrath. Though not physically present in the confrontation, her fate hangs in the balance …

Susan is the subject of the punishment debate, her transgression (speaking against Aztec teachings) serving as the catalyst for the confrontation. Barbara demands her presence at the ritual as a …

Susan is referenced indirectly through Autloc’s revelation, her punishment serving as the emotional catalyst for Barbara’s crisis. Though not physically present, her defiance and impending fate are the driving forces …

Susan is the emotional core of this event. Brought into the Warriors Hall as a captive, she is subjected to Ixta’s psychological torment, which tests her resolve. Her defiance in …

Susan returns with Ian and immediately prepares to assist in opening the tomb door, following the Doctor’s instructions. She positions herself to grab the door once it opens, demonstrating her …

Susan departs the temple with Ian to investigate the garden stone as a potential escape route, reassuring Barbara before leaving. Her departure leaves Barbara and the Doctor alone, shifting the …

Susan follows Ian’s instructions to hide behind a bush, acting as a lookout for approaching threats. She discovers Autloc’s unconscious body alongside Ian and expresses concern for his condition. Susan’s …

Susan follows Ian’s instructions to hide behind a bush, but the discovery of Autloc’s wounded body draws her out. She expresses concern for Autloc’s condition, her anxiety palpable as the …

Susan stands among the crowded Warriors Hall, her voice trembling as she interrupts the ritual to ask Tonila about the companions' fate. Her question—'What's to happen to us, Tonila?'—reveals her …

Susan is the passive target of the negotiation, her fate hanging in the balance as Cameca bargains for her release. She remains silent but attentive, her relief palpable as the …

Susan is mentioned alongside Ian as a target for elimination in Tlotoxl’s plan. Like Ian, she is not physically present in this event but is a critical part of the …

Barbara is mentioned but physically absent, her whereabouts the focus of Susan’s desperate search. Her absence looms large over the scene, symbolizing the companions’ growing isolation and the fragility of …

Susan is mentioned off-screen as the subject of Cameca’s gesture—her handmaiden is delivered as a symbol of Autloc’s trust and Cameca’s loyalty. Though not physically present, her role as a …

Susan, like Ian, is not physically present in this moment, but her escape with Ian is the reason the Captain is now facing execution. Her absence is a silent but …

Susan assists the Doctor and Barbara in operating the pulley system to open the tomb door. Her movements are quick and cooperative, her focus entirely on the task at hand. …

Susan stands beside the Doctor at the console, her fingers hovering over the controls as she confirms the TARDIS has stopped. Her statement—'According to these controls here, we've stopped'—reinforces the …

Susan is mentioned indirectly as one of the 'two girls' trapped and in need of rescue. While not physically present in this event, her implied vulnerability and the urgency to …

Susan supports Barbara’s efforts to reason with John but quickly shifts to analytical mode as she senses the unnatural influence over him. Her Time Lord sensitivity allows her to deduce …

Ian paces near the hatchway, his anxiety palpable as he repeatedly asks about the progress of cutting through. Carol’s revelation about the Sensorites’ infiltration sends him into a state of …

Ian is consumed by panic and desperation, his concern for Barbara and Susan’s safety driving his urgent pleas for action. He engages in a tense dialogue with the Doctor about …

Susan takes the lead in devising the telepathic counterattack, drawing on her past experience with the telepathic plants of Esto. She articulates the plan with clarity and conviction, explaining how …

Susan stands slightly apart from the group, her exhaustion evident in her posture as she recounts her telepathic ordeal (‘hundreds of voices in my mind’). Her resilience is both a …

Susan stands as the group’s telepathic bulwark, revealing her experience of 'hundreds of voices' in her mind—a direct result of her resistance to the Sensorites. The Doctor confirms her strength …

Susan, though not directly involved in the spectrograph analysis, listens intently as the Doctor’s revelation unfolds. Her earlier mention of the Sensorites’ thought transference foreshadows their arrival, and she stands …

Susan listens intently as Ian explains the spectrograph, her curiosity piqued by the Doctor's sudden excitement. She connects the dots between John's discovery and the Sensorites' psychic abilities, her insight …

Susan, the Doctor's granddaughter, listens intently as the Doctor deciphers the spectrograph, her curiosity piqued by the scientific exchange. While she doesn’t speak during this beat, her presence is a …

Susan stands at the epicenter of the conflict, her defiance of the Doctor’s authority a bold assertion of her independence and telepathic capabilities. She steps forward to accompany the Sensorites, …

Susan stands at the center of the conflict, defying the Doctor’s orders to join the Sensorites, insisting her telepathic abilities make her the group’s best mediator. Her refusal to obey—‘I …

Susan defies the Doctor’s authority, arguing that her telepathic connection to the Sensorites makes her a trusted mediator. She steps forward to join Carol, asserting her independence despite the Doctor’s …

Susan defends her desire to mediate with the Sensorites, asserting her maturity and independence despite the Doctor’s condescension. She highlights her telepathic connection to the Sensorites as a key factor …

Susan begins the event defiant, challenging the Doctor’s authority and asserting her independence. Though she ultimately submits to his demands, her telepathic connection to the Sensorites is highlighted as a …

The Second Elder serves as the First Elder’s conscience, voicing skepticism about the Earthlings but ultimately deferring to his superior’s authority. His line—‘The decision of the First Elder cannot be …

Susan is mentioned by the First Elder as the girl the Doctor protected by exploiting the Sensorites' weakness in darkness. Her safety is implied to be a motivating factor for …

Susan challenges the Sensorite caste system with quiet but firm conviction, her empathy for John’s condition fueling her skepticism of the Sensorites’ justifications. She defends John’s fragmented warnings, arguing that …

Susan walks with quiet intensity, her attention sharply divided between the Sensorite guide’s explanations and John’s sudden warning. She immediately recognizes the validity of John’s telepathic insight, her voice firm …

Susan Foreman is implicitly targeted alongside the Doctor and Ian as one of the 'Earth creatures' entering the reception room. The Administrator assigns her the coordinate XC4, and the Engineer …

Susan steps in as a mediator, her voice soft but firm as she pleads with the Doctor: 'Grandfather, please don’t.' Her intervention is subtle but deliberate, aiming to defuse the …

Susan acts as the mediator, her intervention (‘Grandfather, please don’t’) cutting through the Doctor’s accusatory outburst. Her tone is firm but calm, a counterbalance to the Doctor’s frustration. She recognizes …

Susan stands quietly beside the Doctor and Ian, sampling the fruit served by the Sensorites and commenting on its taste. She participates in the exchange of water but does not …

Susan stands beside the Doctor, her demeanor attentive and empathetic. She listens intently to the First Elder's explanation and seizes a moment to defuse tension by praising the local fruit, …

Susan supports Ian and the Doctor, offering emotional and practical assistance. She observes that she and the Doctor remain unaffected despite sharing food and space with Ian, confirming the Doctor's …

Susan supports Ian and the Doctor emotionally, her distress palpable as she notes Ian's opening eyes ('His eyes are opening, Grandfather') and later assists in administering the saltwater remedy. She …

Susan acts as a mediator between the Doctor and the Sensorites, apologizing for the Doctor's loudness and explaining their lack of awareness about the Sensorites' sensitivity to sound. She attempts …

Susan positions herself between the Doctor and the Sensorites, her hands raised in a placating gesture as she apologizes for the Doctor’s outbursts. She attempts to listen in on the …

Susan positions herself as a mediator between the Doctor and the Sensorites, stepping forward to apologize for the Doctor’s outburst and explain their lack of awareness about the harmful effects …

Susan stands near Ian’s sickbed, visibly relieved as the First Elder reassures her that a cure is imminent. She immediately relays the news to Ian, her voice filled with hope …

Carol, though concerned about John’s fluctuating coherence, updates the Doctor on his condition and expresses her skepticism about his warnings. Despite her doubts, she agrees to monitor John as instructed, …

Susan stands at the emotional breaking point, her voice sharp with urgency as she interrupts the First Elder’s evasive response. Physically, she is poised on the edge of action—her body …

Susan administers the antidote to Ian with clinical precision, her concern for his health evident in her firm but caring demeanor. She initially resists Ian’s insistence on leading the rescue, …

Susan administers an antidote injection to Ian, insists he rest, and later volunteers to join the rescue mission for the Doctor. She secures the Scientist as a guide for the …

The Second Elder stands in the Disintegrator Room, his telepathic link to the First Elder exposed and weaponized by the Administrator. Physically present but psychologically cornered, he resists initially but …

Susan is mentioned as having gone into the aqueduct with Ian to rescue the Doctor, with her survival also framed as impossible by the Administrator. Like Ian, she is not …

Susan stands at the threshold of the aqueduct, her posture tense as she watches Ian accept the fragile radio-electric light from the Sensorite scientist. Her voice is soft but insistent …

Susan is the first to react to the Doctor’s off-screen warning, her voice laced with alarm as she calls out to him. Upon discovering the Doctor unconscious, she immediately notices …

Susan is the first to notice the Doctor's shredded coat, her alarm evident in her exclamation. She actively participates in the investigation by revealing the critical detail that the antidote …

Susan expresses concern for Ian’s well-being and humorously describes the Second Elder’s evasion, showing her empathetic and observant nature. She supports the Doctor’s decision to confront the First Elder and …

Susan stands beside Ian and the Doctor in the courtyard, observing the Second Elder receive a key from a Warrior. She playfully remarks on the Elder’s flight, her tone light …

Susan stands beside the Doctor, her posture tense but composed as she listens to the Engineer’s false accusation. She immediately challenges the claim, her voice sharp and incredulous ('That's not …

Susan actively challenges the false accusation against the Doctor, suggesting the Second Elder was the true enemy. She subtly encourages the First Elder to promote the Administrator, framing it as …

Susan stands firmly beside the Doctor, her posture defensive yet composed. She challenges the Engineer's accusations with sharp, incredulous interjections ('That's not true!'), aligning herself with Ian's methodical dismantling of …

Susan actively interrogates John about his fragmented memories of a 'dangerous Sensorite,' her sharp instincts driving her to press for details. She listens intently as John describes the 'odd collar,' …

Susan actively probes John’s fragmented memories, connecting his vague descriptions of a 'dangerous Sensorite with an odd collar' to the City Administrator. She interrupts the Administrator’s misdirection, publicly identifying him …

Susan actively participates in the investigation, connecting John’s fragmented memories to the Administrator’s distinctive collar. She identifies the Administrator as the true enemy, relaying the First Elder’s request to the …

Susan actively interrogates John about his fragmented memories, connecting the dots to identify the City Administrator’s distinctive collar as the 'odd' detail he recalled. She reveals the Administrator’s true identity …

Susan is not physically present in this event but is the central subject of the Doctor and Ian’s covert discussion. Her absence is deliberate, as the Doctor and Ian conspire …

Susan is indirectly referenced as a point of contention in the Doctor and Ian’s strategic planning. Her exclusion from the mission is framed as a necessary deception to avoid conflict, …

Susan is indirectly referenced as the subject of the Doctor and Ian’s strategic exclusion from the mission to protect her. Though physically absent, her presence looms over the conversation, as …

Susan is mentioned as waiting with John in the laboratory, also unaware of Carol’s captivity. Like John, her absence from the scene highlights the Administrator’s success in dividing the companions. …

Susan takes a forensic approach to the forged note, using her observational skills to detect the smudged ink, which she presents as evidence of recent coercion. She stands beside Barbara …

Susan enters with Barbara, her voice trembling as she reveals the imprisoned Sensorite’s confession about the useless maps and guns. Her desperation peaks when she pleads, ‘What about Grandfather and …

Susan enters the Reception Room with Barbara, her expression tense as she reports the escaped Sensorite’s revelations. She voices her anxiety about the Doctor and Ian’s safety, emphasizing the urgency …

Susan stands beside the scale model, her fingers lightly brushing the table as she listens to Barbara’s plan. She agrees to guide John and Barbara telepathically, demonstrating a quiet confidence …

Susan remains in the Reception Room after Barbara departs, seizing the moment to engage the First Elder in a philosophical debate about trust. She challenges the Sensorites' blind faith in …

Susan is not physically present during the ambush but is referenced as being contacted by Barbara. Her role in the broader narrative involves using her telepathic abilities to guide and …

Barbara Wright is not physically present in the Reception Room during this event but is the intended recipient of Susan’s telepathic instructions. Off-screen, she is navigating the treacherous aqueducts while …

Susan is not physically present in the scene but is the unseen lifeline for Barbara and John, her telepathic voice guiding them through the Sensorite mind transmitter. Her instructions—‘straight ahead, …

Susan stands in the Reception Room, her posture tense but composed, as she delivers the line 'They're beginning now' with a quiet authority. Her voice is steady, but her eyes …

Susan Foreman responds to the First Elder’s question with a measured tone, her words carefully chosen to neither escalate the tension nor reveal too much. Her mention of Barbara’s restored …

Susan stands slightly apart from Barbara and John, her expression thoughtful as she listens to their discussion about the chalk markings. Though she is no longer the primary navigator, she …

Susan stands rigid near the mind-link technology, her fingers lightly resting on its surface as if drawing strength from its hum. Her voice is clipped, her words precise—each syllable a …

Susan arrives unexpectedly during the Commander’s paranoid outburst, entering the scene as part of the Doctor’s improvised cover story. She plays along with the Doctor’s narrative, positioning herself as the …

Susan remains present but largely silent during the deception, her observant demeanor suggesting she is closely monitoring the unfolding events. She does not engage in dialogue but her physical presence …

Barbara enters the TARDIS with Ian, her presence quiet and observant. She briefly mentions their goodbyes to John and Carol, serving as a silent witness to the Doctor’s outburst against …

Susan, standing near the TARDIS console, shares her melancholic realization about losing her telepathic abilities—a loss tied to the Sense Sphere’s frequencies—and her longing for a sense of belonging. Her …

Susan, positioned near the TARDIS console, listens to the escalating argument between the Doctor and Ian with growing tension. She fetches the Doctor’s stick as requested, her movements quiet and …

Susan, though initially reluctant to say goodbye, plays a minor but pivotal role by fetching the Doctor’s stick at his request. Her actions underscore the group’s transition from the TARDIS’s …

Susan notices the absence of lights and expresses curiosity about their surroundings, but her tone shifts to anxiety as Jean-Pierre’s terror becomes apparent. She attempts to reassure the boy with …

Susan expresses unease about the eerie silence and warmth of the environment, questioning why there are no lights. She worries about Jean-Pierre's fear and asks Ian to be careful while …

Susan notices the warmth of the environment and questions the absence of lights, her curiosity turning to concern as Ian investigates the bushes. She attempts to reassure Jean-Pierre with a …

Susan initially urges Ian and Barbara to join the others, expressing concern about being lost in the dark. She later calls out to them, reinforcing the group’s need to stay …

Susan accompanies the Doctor into the courtyard, her presence quiet but attentive. She provides a brief update to Barbara about the Doctor’s actions, saying, ‘Not yet. Grandfather’s seeing if he …

Susan's fear for the Doctor's safety and the group's predicament reaches a peak as the soldiers approach. She stands frozen, her eyes wide with panic, and clutches at Ian's arm …

Susan discovers the chest of clothes and expresses growing fear for the Doctor’s safety. She attempts to explain the group’s neutrality to Rouvray, her voice trembling as the standoff escalates. …

Susan, the youngest and most visibly fearful, changes into period clothing and voices her anxiety about their situation. She engages in the confrontation with Rouvray and d'Argenson, insisting on the …

Susan is mentioned in the dialogue as calling out to Ian about the Doctor's condition, though she is not physically present in this specific moment of the event. Her concern …

Susan stands near the base of the stairs, her voice cutting through the tension as she calls for Ian to check on the Doctor. Her concern is palpable, a reminder …

Susan is not physically present in this scene but is referenced as one of the prisoners to be moved outside. Her implied presence suggests she is being held with Barbara, …

Susan is captured and marched outside with Barbara, her terror evident in her screams as Ian is dragged away. Her emotional reaction highlights the group’s vulnerability and the high stakes …

Susan stands trembling against the wall, her youthful vulnerability on full display. She is terrified, her wide eyes reflecting the horror of the moment. When the Lieutenant spares them temporarily, …

Susan expresses deep concern for the Doctor’s survival, questioning Barbara about his whereabouts. Her voice trembles with fear, and she reacts emotionally to the sight of the burning farmhouse, which …

Susan stands beside Barbara, her body language withdrawn and her silence heavy with despair. She does not speak, her eyes downcast, her presence a stark contrast to Barbara’s defiance. Her …

Susan Foreman stands silently beside Barbara, her eyes wide with terror as the Jailer’s extortion attempt unfolds. She calls out to Ian earlier in the scene but remains mute during …

Jean-Pierre, a young boy burdened with the responsibilities of a household head, tends to the Doctor with a mix of urgency and caution. He kneels beside him, offering water and …

Barbara, like Susan, is not physically present but is central to the event's emotional core. Jean-Pierre's account of her capture—being taken to the Conciergerie Prison alongside Susan—frames her as a …

Susan Foreman is emotionally overwhelmed by the certainty of execution and her grandfather’s unknown fate. Her despair is palpable, and she initially dismisses Barbara’s escape plan as impractical (‘It’s solid …

Susan Foreman is emotionally shattered, voicing fatalistic resignation as she expresses fear for the Doctor’s safety and exhaustion from their ordeal. She initially dismisses Barbara’s escape plan as impractical, citing …

Susan, physically and emotionally drained, collapses from exhaustion during their escape attempt. She struggles to continue, her despair evident as she clings to Barbara for reassurance. When the Jailer arrives, …

Susan, physically and emotionally drained, struggles with despair but attempts to work to distract herself. Her hands are raw from digging, and she expresses concern for Ian while doubting their …

Susan Foreman is referenced as another prisoner involved in the covert communication with Barbara and Ian. Like Barbara, her absence from the scene highlights her vulnerability, as LeMaitre’s interrogation reveals …

Susan is not physically present in this scene, but her existence is implied through the Jailer’s admission of hearing voices between the prisoners. Her absence looms large, as the focus …

Susan, already on edge, is mid-sentence about resuming their escape when the sight of rats in the tunnel triggers a visceral, uncontrollable reaction. Her body jerks back, her voice rising …

Susan’s voice trembles as she asks Where’s Ian?, her desperation laid bare. The Jailer’s response shatters her—her stunned silence speaks volumes, a visceral reaction to the cruel separation. Physically present …

Susan, initially relieved by the refuge, becomes emotionally vulnerable when Jules proposes smuggling her and Barbara out of France. Her outburst ('But you can't do that.') reveals her deep concern …

Danielle, Jules’ sister, is not physically present during this specific exchange but is referenced as the caretaker of the household. Her earlier offer of food and a bath to Barbara …

Susan has already retired due to her headache, missing the arrival of Leon and the revelation about the stranger. Her absence leaves Barbara isolated with Leon, amplifying the tension in …

Susan is escorted to rest by Danielle, her recurring headaches a subtle hint at her Time Lord physiology. Though physically vulnerable, she remains emotionally resilient, expressing concern for her grandfather …

Danielle escorts Susan to bed with quiet efficiency, her nurturing demeanor providing a stark contrast to the tension in the room. She offers Susan comfort and reassurance, her actions speaking …

Susan is not physically present in this exchange but serves as Barbara’s pretext for retreat. Her well-being becomes a symbolic anchor for Barbara, reinforcing the companions’ protective bond. While unseen, …

Susan, feverish and weak, lies shivering under a blanket in Chez Jules, her physical vulnerability starkly contrasted with her sharp observational skills. She wakes briefly to question Barbara about Leon—‘You …

Susan is absent from the immediate action of Ian's arrival, having been helped upstairs by Barbara earlier in the scene. Her physical absence underscores the vulnerability of the group—her illness …

Susan, wrapped in a blanket and shivering from fever, lies weakened but observant in the dimly lit room. Though physically vulnerable, she engages in quiet dialogue with Barbara, revealing moments …

Susan is confined upstairs, her fever worsening into a life-threatening condition. Though physically absent from the main action, her illness is the ticking clock that forces the group to accelerate …

Susan is mentioned but physically absent, her worsening fever and delirium upstairs serving as a ticking clock of urgency. Her illness becomes a silent but potent force in the scene, …

Susan is mentioned as the ailing companion requiring urgent medical attention, her condition serving as the catalyst for the argument between Ian and Jules. Though not physically present in this …

Susan is not physically present in this scene but is the central reason for the conflict. Her illness—fever and blisters—drives the urgency of the physician’s visit, making her both the …

Susan undergoes the Physician’s examination with visible discomfort, her fever and blistered hands serving as physical evidence of her vulnerability. She responds to the Physician’s probing questions with evasive honesty …

Susan endures the Physician’s probing examination with growing discomfort, her fever and blistered hands serving as both a medical concern and a pretext for interrogation. She deflects his questions about …

Susan, visibly distressed and physically weakened by her fever and blistered hands, voices her discomfort with the Physician’s proposed leech treatment. Her unease escalates as she realizes the door is …

Susan, her hands still blistered from the fever, stands near the locked door, her body tense as she listens for approaching footsteps. She voices her growing anxiety to Barbara, her …

Susan is absent from the scene but is the subject of Ian’s growing anxiety. Her prolonged absence at the physician’s office is a driving force in Ian’s reluctance to leave, …

Susan, weakened by illness and already emotionally fragile, is left behind as Barbara is dragged away. Her face pales as she realizes she is being singled out for interrogation, and …

Susan is mentioned as being present in the prison and recovering from a fever. While not physically present in this exchange, her well-being is the focal point of the Doctor’s …

Susan is referenced indirectly as the 'young girl' locked in her cell, her imprisonment serving as the focal point of LeMaitre’s defiance. Though physically absent, her presence looms over the …

Susan is not physically present in the scene but serves as the emotional and narrative fulcrum of the interaction. Her captivity is the leverage the Doctor uses to manipulate Barbara, …

Susan Foreman is named by Jules Renan, her presence implied but not confirmed in the tavern. If she is present, she would likely be close to Barbara, her fear palpable …

Susan Foreman is not physically present in the crypt but is a critical motivating force in the event. Her arrest at the physician’s office, revealed by Jules, galvanizes Ian and …

Susan Foreman, like Barbara, is absent from the crypt but her arrest is a critical piece of the news Jules delivers. Her capture—alongside Barbara’s—escalates the stakes, as she represents the …

Susan’s initial reaction to the tapping at the door is one of fear and confusion, her voice trembling as she demands to know who is there. Upon recognizing the Doctor, …

Susan is mentioned briefly by Ian as missing, with Barbara confirming she will arrive later with the Doctor. Her absence in this scene is notable—she is the emotional core of …

Susan is mentioned as being with the Doctor, her safety implied but not directly addressed in this event. Her absence creates a sense of urgency—Barbara and Ian’s relief at her …

Susan greets the Doctor with palpable relief, her voice trembling with emotion as she expresses her fear that he would never come. However, her moment of vulnerability is swiftly cut …

Susan is freed from her cell by the Doctor, her brief relief palpable as she follows his urgent command. However, her escape is cut short as LeMaitre’s guards surround them. …

Susan is freed by the Doctor but immediately recaptured by LeMaitre’s guards. She is a passive participant in the confrontation, serving as the bargaining chip between the Doctor and LeMaitre. …

Susan is referenced as a captive bargaining chip, her imprisonment used to manipulate the Doctor into compliance. Her safety is the primary leverage in LeMaitre's ultimatum, framing the confrontation as …

Susan is not physically present in the scene but is the central figure in the dialogue, her captivity serving as the leverage LeMaitre uses to coerce the Doctor. Her implied …

The Doctor is the emotional and narrative linchpin of the scene, his detachment a stark contrast to the group’s turmoil. He dismisses Barbara’s moral objections with a wave of his …

Susan is not physically present in this event but is the implicit driving force behind the Doctor’s actions. Her imprisonment and impending execution loom over the scene, motivating the Doctor’s …

Susan Foreman is freed from her prison cell by the Doctor, reuniting with him in a moment of relief and concern. She immediately expresses worry for Ian and Barbara, and …

Susan is freed from her prison cell by the Doctor, her initial relief palpable as she exclaims, ‘Oh, Grandfather!’ Her joy is short-lived, however, as she witnesses Robespierre’s humiliating arrival …

Susan, freshly freed from captivity, reunites with Ian and immediately urges the group to hurry, her relief palpable but tempered by the urgency of their situation. She does not speak …

Susan Foreman is rescued by the group and briefly interacts with Ian before the group flees. Her presence is the catalyst for the group’s urgent departure, as Ian exclaims, 'He's …

Susan contributes to the debate with quiet resignation, dismissing Ian’s letter proposal outright as futile. Her tone is matter-of-fact, aligning with the Doctor’s perspective on observation and learning. She does …